Peschel scores on debut as USA rout Germany 5-0 at women’s hockey worlds
Summary
The United States beat Germany 5-0 in a Group A game at the women’s ice hockey world championship. Emma Peschel scored on her international debut, and the Americans recorded their second straight shutout.Key Facts
- Emma Peschel scored from the point in the first period to give the United States a 2-0 lead.
- Casey O’Brien opened the scoring and added an assist.
- Alex Carpenter, Abbey Murphy and Joy Dunne also scored for the United States.
- Goalie Gwyneth Philips stopped all 13 shots she faced.
- The United States has outscored its opponents 12-0 across its first two games.
- Hilary Knight extended her world championship records to 54 assists and 122 points.
- Sweden beat Finland 4-1 in Group B after losing its opening game to Canada 5-1.
- The United States was scheduled to play Austria on Monday in Esbjerg.
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