Caroline Harvey hits hat-trick as ruthless USA put 11 past Austria at hockey worlds
Summary
Caroline Harvey scored three goals as defending champion the United States beat Austria 11-1 at the women’s ice hockey world championship. Canada also stayed unbeaten, defeating host Denmark 10-0; both teams face their final preliminary-round opponents on Wednesday.Key Facts
- Harvey scored a hat trick and added an assist for the United States.
- Tessa Janecke and Hilary Knight each scored twice for the Americans.
- Annika Fazokas scored Austria’s only goal, the first goal the United States had conceded in three games.
- The United States led 6-0 when it replaced goaltender Aerin Frankel with Gwyneth Philips early in the second period.
- Knight’s second goal gave her a record 70 goals in 90 games at the world championships.
- Emma Maltais scored twice as Canada beat host Denmark 10-0.
- Canada’s Kayle Osborne stopped all six shots she faced for the shutout.
- The United States will play the Czech Republic, and Canada will play Finland, on Wednesday.
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