Us ladies worked so well together out there on the ice tonight.” “It was super exciting to have my first international goal. “That was an amazing moment,” said Benassi, a rising high school senior from Ohio. Midway through the second period, Jamie Benassi positioned herself right in front of the crease for a perfect shot on net to electrify the Team USA fans and increase their lead to five. The USA then turned around quickly to beat Great Britain in the evening, with all six of its scores in that game coming from different players.īrianna Atkins, Christy Gardner and Kaden Herchenroether all registered their first goals of the event in the opening period, and Madison Eberhard notched her second to put the USA up 4-0 at the first intermission.
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We learned how to work together, and personally I learned how to hone all my skills.” “We learned a lot out there today, and I think we’re a new team now. “Yesterday was my first game ever, and today was my second and third games,” said Grinberga, who is the lone representative from Latvia on Team World. Team World was led by Elisabeth Bisaillon’s 14 saves between the pipes and improved play from Latvian forward Dina Grinberga. “We have such a big crowd here to support us all, and being here for the first time that’s really made it memorable,” Gallagher said following the game. The host nation picked up where it left off the first day, reeling in a 6-0 win against Team World followed by a 6-0 victory over Great Britain to remain undefeated.Īgainst Team World, Pittsburgh native Kelsey DiClaudio smacked the puck to the top shelf from beyond the crease with 5:05 remaining in the first period for her third goal of the tournament, and Robynne Hill put her name on the score sheet with nine seconds left in the first frame.įorward Medeleine Gallagher of Florida found her groove in the next period for the USA, netting a hat trick in the span of 12 minutes, and Lera Doederlein, who competed in Nordic skiing at the Beijing 2022 Paralympics, scored her first goal of the tournament to make it 6-0. Hill recorded an impressive 44 saves for Great Britain, while Yurczyszyn had two saves for Canada. Both Clements and Assinck scored again in the final frame. In the first period against Great Britain, Clements scored on the power play and Mackenzie Spong found the net shorthanded, while forward Myriam Adam, defender Meghan Harris and Tousignant also tallied scores for Canada.Ĭlements lit up the lamp twice more on the power play in the second stanza, with White, de Boer and Peggy Assinck adding goals to create a double-digit lead for the Maple Leafs. “I’ve been working toward this since I was little, so it’s really exciting that the first year of this event I get to play in the gold-medal game.” “I definitely had a lot of help from my teammates, learning how to set each other up on the ice,” Clements said. Goaltender Hope Magelky had 13 saves for Team World, while Tracey Arnold and Tuyet Yurczyszyn combined for four saves for Canada.Ĭanada maintained its momentum in its second game of the day with another 12-0 win against Great Britain behind goals from eight different players, including four from rookie forward Clements. In the third period, Mah and Tousignant piled on their final scores, and Claire Buchanan and Aubree Clements recorded their first international goals.
Mah and Tousignant also scored within a 25-second span of each other, and Emily de Boer added a tally to double Canada’s lead to eight heading into the final break. Within the first two minutes of the second stanza, 17-year-old White scooted past three Team World defenders to score the first of four Canadian goals in the period.
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