US Beats Canada 4-0 in 2nd of 2 Exhibition Games Ahead of the Women’s Worlds
Gwyneth Philips stopped 13 shots as the United States answered a 5-3 loss to Canada with a shutout win.
- On Friday, the United States defeated Canada 4-0 at USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth, Mich., in the second of two exhibition games ahead of the women's world championship.
- Canada secured a 5-3 victory over the United States on Wednesday in Windsor, Ontario, setting up the rematch after the teams split their exhibition series.
- Tessa Janecke opened the scoring and assisted Joy Dunne's goal, while Kirsten Simms and Hannah Bilka added goals to seal the shutout victory.
- United States goaltender Gwyneth Philips recorded 13 saves for the shutout, while Canadian goaltender Eve Gascon made 28 stops in the previous contest.
- The women's world championship begins Nov. 6-16 in Herning and Esbjerg, Denmark, where both teams will compete after these exhibition preparations.
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United States blanks Canada 4-0 in warm-up ahead of women's world hockey championship
PLYMOUTH — Gwyneth Philips made 13 saves to help the United States to a 4-0 victory over Canada in a pre-tournament game Friday night ahead of the world women's hockey championship.
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US beats Canada 4-0 in 2nd of 2 exhibition games ahead of the women’s worlds
PLYMOUTH, Mich. (AP) — Gwyneth Philips made 13 saves and the United States beat Canada 4-0 on Friday night at USA Hockey Arena in the second of two exhibition games between the teams ahead of the women’s world championship.
US beats Canada 4-0 in 2nd of 2 exhibition games ahead of the women's worlds
Gwyneth Philips made 13 saves and the United States beat Canada 4-0 on Friday night at USA Hockey Arena in the second of two exhibition games between the teams ahead of the women's world championship.
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United States blanks Canada 4-0 in warm-up ahead of women’s world hockey championship
PLYMOUTH — Gwyneth Philips made 13 saves to help the United States to a 4-0 victory over Canada in a pre-tournament game Friday night ahead of the world women's hockey championship. Tessa Janecke, Joy Dunne and Kirsten Simms scored in the second perio...
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