It took a full game, a session of overtime, and penalty shots, but the US Women’s Hockey team finally bested their Canadian counterparts and won their first Olympic gold medal in 20 years. The last time they rallied to victory on Olympic ice was in 1998. And until last night, Canada had won every medal since.
The 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics by the Numbers
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Regulation game time ended with the two teams knotted at two goals apiece. Then a sudden death overtime came and went with neither squad scoring. Next up were penalty shots and serious nail-biting. US forward Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson scored what would be the winning goal with seriously mind-bending stick play. The Canadians had the final crack but were shut down by US goalie, 20-year-old Maddie Rooney.
If you needed a better look at how DIRTY Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson’s game winning goal was ? https://t.co/wkOWa0qwZl pic.twitter.com/7GRRCOkoNk — NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) February 22, 2018
After Rooney’s big save, the team poured onto the ice and the celebration began.
.@TeamUSA IS GOLDEN! The @usahockey women take down rival Canada for their first gold since 1998! #WinterOlympics #BestOfUS https://t.co/wS6s9ulmoA pic.twitter.com/o4gJr8g7sV — NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) February 22, 2018
This win is extra sweet for the US team as they fell to the Canadians four years ago in the Sochi games. Check out our chat with the US’s power forward Hilary Knight where she touches on how brutal that loss was.
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It took a full game, a session of overtime, and penalty shots, but the US Women’s Hockey team finally bested their Canadian counterparts and won their first Olympic gold medal in 20 years. The last time they rallied to victory on Olympic ice was in 1998. And until last night, Canada had won every medal since.
The 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics by the Numbers
Read article
Regulation game time ended with the two teams knotted at two goals apiece. Then a sudden death overtime came and went with neither squad scoring. Next up were penalty shots and serious nail-biting. US forward Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson scored what would be the winning goal with seriously mind-bending stick play. The Canadians had the final crack but were shut down by US goalie, 20-year-old Maddie Rooney.
The 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics by the Numbers
Read article
The 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics by the Numbers
If you needed a better look at how DIRTY Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson’s game winning goal was ? https://t.co/wkOWa0qwZl pic.twitter.com/7GRRCOkoNk
— NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) February 22, 2018
After Rooney’s big save, the team poured onto the ice and the celebration began.
.@TeamUSA IS GOLDEN!
The @usahockey women take down rival Canada for their first gold since 1998! #WinterOlympics #BestOfUS https://t.co/wS6s9ulmoA pic.twitter.com/o4gJr8g7sV
This win is extra sweet for the US team as they fell to the Canadians four years ago in the Sochi games. Check out our chat with the US’s power forward Hilary Knight where she touches on how brutal that loss was.
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