Plymouth, Michigan | March 31-April 7
The U.S. Women’s National Team claimed its fourth consecutive International Ice Hockey Federation Women’s World Championship and seventh in eight years with an exciting 3-2 overtime victory over rival Canada in the gold medal game. The U.S. became the first team to win the event on home soil. at USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth, Michigan.
Leading up to the final game, Team USA defeated Canada, 2-0, Russia, 7-0, and Finland, 5-3, in the preliminary round and Germany, 11-0, in the semifinal round.
U.S. Schedule
| Date | Opponent | Round | Time (ET)/Result | U.S. Player of Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri., March 31 | Canada | Preliminary | W, 2-0 | Nicole Hensley |
| Sat., April 1 | Russia | Preliminary | W, 7-0 | Kendall Coyne |
| Mon., April 3 | Finland | Preliminary | W, 5-3 | Hannah Brandt |
| Thurs., April 6 | Germany | Semifinal | W, 11-0 | Kendall Coyne |
| Fri., April 7 | Canada | Gold-Medal Game | W, 3-2 OT | Kacey Bellamy |
Team USA News
USWNT Honored as 2018 Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year
- By USAHockey.com 07/17/2018, 8:45pm EDT
Team USA Falls to Canada in OT, 2-1, in St. Paul
- By USA Hockey 12/03/2017, 2:30pm EST
U.S. Women’s National Team, U.S. National Sled Team Win 2017 Team USA Awards
- By USAHockey.com 11/29/2017, 9:00pm EST
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