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2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics

USA Women's Hockey Hands Canada First Ever Olympic Shutout For Top Seed

USA Women's Hockey Hands Canada First Ever Olympic Shutout For Top Seed

Read the game recap for USA vs Canada women's hockey on Tuesday, Feb. 10. FloHockey has you covered for everything Milan Cortina 2026.

Feb 10, 2026 by Andy Schamma
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Olympic women's hockey took center stage at Milan Cortina 2026 on Feb. 10 with Team USA and Team Canada facing off in a Tuesday afternoon puck drop for points in the preliminary round.

USA remained undefeated while Canada was forced to swallow their first preliminary round loss and suffered a first-ever shutout in the Olympics. USA and Canada were the only two teams remaining that have only allowed one goal total in preliminary play heading into the game. Czechia was the beneficiary in both cases.

The last time the two met was in the Rivalry Series in December. The red, white, and blue walked away from all four games victorious—outscoring the Canadians 24-7.

This preliminary round game was a chance for the northern neighbors a chance to chip away at redemption with lower stakes, but they had to try it without elite veteran Marie-Philip Poulin.

The five-time Olympian suffered a lower body injury during Canada's 5-1 victory over Czechia on Monday after taking a hit into the boards. She was day-to-day at the moment.

Read the game recap below for USA vs Canada women's hockey on Tuesday, Feb. 10. FloHockey has you covered at Milan Cortina 2026 including an all-new reaction show.

USA Women's Hockey Hands Canada First Ever Olympic Shutout For Top Seed

It was all red, white, and blue today in Milan as Team USA tallied their 4th preliminary round win and sent Canada back to the drawing board. Canada goes on to play Finland on Feb. 12 in their final preliminary game before quarterfinals begin on Friday.

With the dominant showing by USA, Canada drops to 2-1 and the Americans will own the top seed.

Leading Scorers:

  1. Caroline Harvey 1g 2a
  2. Abbey Murphy 3a

Shots on goal:

  • USA: 33
  • CAN: 20

Penalties In Minutes:

  • USA: 10
  • CAN: 4

Veterans And Rookies Firing On All Cylinders For USA - 3:00 3rd

USA 5, CAN 0

First-time Olympians have now scored 9 goals and 13 assists for Team USA at Milan Cortina 2026.

Hilary Knight, with her assist on the opening goal, now matches Jenny Potter at 32 points for USA's highest points scorers.

Edwards Finally Scores, Snipes 5th Goal For USA - 8:07 3rd

USA 5, CAN 0

Coming from a change, Edwards rushed into the zone with the puck, pulled the puck in with a nice handle to elevate it past the defender and beat Desbiens. It's her first Olympic goal after finding the post twice in this game alone.

Maschmeyer went in to relieve Desbiens for Canada.

Canada Tries To Turn Up Pressure - 9:34 3rd

USA 4, CAN 0

The crowd started getting into it, perhaps to will Canada back into the game as the clock hits the midway point of the third period.

A quick note from Chris Peters: "If this score holds, it will be the largest margin of victory for USA over Canada at the Olympics and second-largest in World Championship/Olympics play ever."

Larocque Holds Murphy, Canada Kills 5th USA Power Play - 12:38 3rd

USA 4, CAN 0

USA is now 1-5 on the power play with ten shots after the penalty kill by Canada.

Laila Edwards rang the far post with a cannon from the dot but it bounced out.

Baby Schofield Gets A Puck

A wholesome moment for you from the second period.

3rd Period Is Here, What Will Canada Do Differently? - 17:49 3rd

USA 4, CAN 0

Canada started the period on the power play but weren't able to get much, adding just one shot on goal during that time.

Americans Take Complete Control, Canada To Return On Power Play - End of 2nd

USA 4, CAN 0

After 40, this game looks fully in the Americans' control as Canada tries to figure out how to generate any sort of offense.

With just eight seconds left in the period, Watts got squished into the wall by Taylor Heise to send Canada on their second power play of the game.

Earlier in the period, one of Canada's best chances came from a Spooner shot on Frankel to add Canada's 9th shot with just two minutes remaining in the period. Stacey created chances with her speed but there was little support and no shots on goal.

Shots on goal:

  • USA: 22
  • CAN: 10

Face-offs won:

  • USA: 22
  • CAN: 24

GOAL! USA Circles, Murphy Connects With Bilka Again - 6:04 2nd

USA 4, CAN 0

Murphy, with the puck, entered the zone fast and drew the defender in deep to Canada's zone. Bilka sat on the dot and waited... Murphy delivered the pass to set up a high glove side snipe for Bilka's second of the game.

Harvey adds her third point with another assist.

Shots on goal:

  • USA: 21
  • CAN: 8

Canada's Power Play Falls Short - 8:10 2nd

USA 3, CAN 0

USA just 1-4 on the power play, Canada got their first attempt with an extra skater after Simms took Stacey into the boards in the neutral zone.

Just one shot on goal by the top unit without Poulin.

Murphy Draws Third Penalty, USA On 4th Power Play - 12:35 2nd

USA 3, CAN 0

Abbey Murphy has been all over the ice today with two assists and three drawn penalties to help keep USA's foot on the gas pedal just as Canada tries to regain their footing.

Kristin O'Neill called for crosschecking.

Just one shot on goal for the Americans.

Canada Kills Off Power Play, USA Still Strong - 15:36 2nd

USA 3, CAN 0

When it seemed like nothing could get worse for Canada and their three-goal deficit, they were able to weather the storm to kill off the penalty. We'll see if they can use that to build from it and turn the momentum their way.

Shots on goal:

  • USA: 16
  • CAN: 5

Review And Challenge Result In Goal And Power Play For USA - 18:39 2nd

USA 3, CAN 0

After it was initially called no goal on the ice, a chaotic play in the crease resulted in the horn going off and prompting another review by the officials.

Kirsten Simms and Tessa Janecke were in Desbiens face with a little help from Canada's defenders, O'Neill and Shelton.

After review, it was determined as a goal.

After the official announcement, Team Canada challenged the play for goaltender interference.

The coaches challenge was deemed unsuccessful and therefore Canada goes down a player due to delay of game. Gosling goes to the box.

USA Back On Power Play After Fillier Collision - 19:02 2nd

USA 2, CAN 0

In the first minute of the period, Abbey Murphy was shaken up after a blindside collision by Sarah Fillier leaving the bench, which drew a penalty.

Officials reviewed the play and determined it was a minor interference penalty.

Puck Dropped On 2nd Period of USA vs Canada - 20:00 2nd

USA 2, CAN 0

We'll see how Canada responds with a two-goal deficit after a fairly lackluster first period.

USA Leads Canada By Two After 20 - End of 1st

USA 2, CAN 0

It's been all Team USA in the first twenty minutes of this intense rivalry game for points that will determine seeding in the quarterfinals.

A great period for the Americans under huge pressure including plenty of moments where Caroline Harvey, Hannah Bilka, and Laila Edwards shined.

Shots on goal:

  • USA: 11
  • CAN: 4

USA Goal! Bilka Buries It - 2:42 1st

USA 2, CAN 0

Abbey Murphy chased the puck to the boards and delivered it backwards in front of the net. Hannah Bilka was waiting there perfectly at point blank range to bury the puck into the net. 

Harvey gets another point for an assist.

Canada's woes continue.

Physicality Ramps Up As Canada's Frustration Rises - 4:58 1st

USA 1, CAN 0

As Canada's frustrations rise and they looked for more ways to create offensive opportunities, they've started throwing more hits. Stacey and Guilday collided near Frankel with some words for each other before they were separated.

Americans On The Offensive - 9:37 1st

USA 1, CAN 0

Team USA's offense has been aggressive out of the gates, with already 9 shots on goal in the first 10 minutes. Only 2 the other way.

After her assist on the opening goal, Haley Winn has been dangerous, connecting with Joy Dunne beneath the crease to force the issue on Desbiens.

USA Goes On Power Play, Canada Kills - 11:16 1st

USA 1, CAN 0

Turnbull boarded one of the American forwards to send out a delayed penalty call.

While the delayed penalty was happening, there was a collision in the crease which sent Desbiens sprawling but nothing was called.

First shot, from Laila Edwards, hits the post.

Harvey was called on again for the final attempt of the power play, Canada escapes with a decent effort on the penalty kill.

USA Goal! Harvey Makes Quick Work - 16:15 1st

USA 1, CAN 0

Caroline Harvey scores her second goal of Milan Cortina 2026 with an aggressive move towards the net above the circle. She drew the puck inside to beat the defender and a quick wrist shot bounced low between Desbiens' legs for the first goal of the game.

Haley Winn on the assist.

USA Gets First Opportunity - 16:55 1st

USA 0, CAN 0

Curl-Salemme put a shot on Desbiens but it was blocked out front where Hilary Knight was able to collect it while facing her own net. She whipped it around low but Desbiens made the pad stop.

Canada's Stacey Opens Shooting - 18:13 1st

USA 0, CAN 0

And we're off. Montreal Victoire's Laura Stacey put the first puck on Aerin Frankel with a wraparound chance at the doorstep.

Puck Drop Is Next: The Next Chapter Of The USA vs Canada Rivalry

Everything is set for puck drop in Milano Santagiulia Arena as USA and Canada women's hockey collide in one of the greatest rivalries in sports.

Desbiens in net for Canada.

Frankel for USA.

Germany Defeats Italy In Last Group B Preliminary Game

Germany took the 2-1 victory on Tuesday over Italy. They are solidly in the second seed for the quarterfinal round with eight points, behind the undefeated Swedish team.

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When Is USA vs Canada Olympic Women's Hockey Today

Puck drop for USA vs Canada is scheduled for 2:10 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Feb. 10.

Team Canada Women's Projected Lines vs. USA without Poulin

Forwards

  • Maltais - Jenner - Spooner
  • Watts - Nurse - Fillier
  • Clark - Turnbull - Stacey
  • Gosling - O'Neill - Gardiner

Defense

  • Larocque - Fast
  • Shelton - Ambrose
  • Thompson - Jaques
  • Tabin

Goalies

  • Desbiens
  • Maschmeyer

Team USA Women's Projected Lines vs Canada

Forwards

  • Curl-Salemme - Carpenter - Knight
  • Bilka - Heise - Murphy
  • Coyne Schofield - Pannek - Zumwinkle
  • Dunne - Janecke - Simms
  • Scamurra

Defense

  • Keller - Edwards
  • Harvey - Winn
  • Stecklein - Barnes
  • Guilday

Goalies

  • Frankel
  • Philips

How To Watch 2026 Winter Olympic Hockey In US And Canada

Viewers in the United States can watch the 2026 Olympic Winter Games streaming live via Peacock and the NBCOlympics website. It is also available through your TV provider via NBC, USA Network, CNBC, and NBCSN.

Viewers in Canada can watch Milano Cortina 2026 via CBC through your TV provider or stream for free on the app or at CBCGem.ca.

Watch professional and junior hockey live streaming throughout February on FloHockey including the American Hockey League (AHL), ECHL, and many of North America's top junior leagues: OHL, QMJHL, and USHL.

2026 Winter Olympics Women's Hockey Standings (Feb. 10)

(Country - Games Played, Goal Differential, Points)

Group A

  1. United States: 4, +19, 12
  2. Canada: 3, +3, 6
  3. Czechia: 4, -7, 4
  4. Switzerland: 3, -8, 2
  5. Finland: 2, -7, 0

Group B

  1. Sweden: 4 , +14, 12
  2. Germany: 4, +2, 8
  3. Italy: 4, -2, 6
  4. Japan: 4, -7, 3
  5. France: 4, -9, 1

Marie-Philip "Captain Clutch" Poulin Ruled Out Today vs USA

Poulin suffered a lower body injury while being hit into the boards during Canada's 5-1 victory over Czechia on Monday. She is considered day-to-day.

An update on the captain. 🇨🇦#MilanoCortina2026 https://t.co/vFrxY1wF3o

— Hockey Canada (@HockeyCanada) February 10, 2026

Game Preview: USA vs Canada Women's Hockey

Team USA wraps up preliminary round play against their toughest opponent and intense rival. Canada, after a slow start due to a rescheduled game, has gotten up to pace with an experienced, PWHL-packed roster.

USA is 3-0, securing a second five goal shutout in a row on Monday against Switzerland. Canada is 2-0, a game behind due to the postponement of Finland's game to Feb. 12.

Canada leads the record between the two in Olympic play 7-3, with things even 1-1 in overtime/shootouts.

The two have faced off in every Olympic gold medal game but one since the addition of women's hockey to the Winter Olympics in 1998. Canada has won five golds, including in Beijing 2022, with USA's tally of four right on their heels.

Two Players To Watch:

  • Hilary Knight, USA - five-time Olympian, one goal away from the American record for career Olympic goals
  • Julia Gosling, CAN - first-time Olympian, leads team with three goals, second overall

2026 Winter Olympics Women's Hockey Scores

Here are the women's hockey scores from the 2026 Olympic Winter Games.

Thursday, Feb. 5

  • Sweden 4 - 1 Germany
  • Italy 4 - 1 France
  • United States 5 - 1 Czechia

Friday, Feb. 6

  • Japan 3 - 2 France
  • Czechia 3 - 4 Switzerland (SO)

Saturday, Feb. 7

  • Germany 5 - 2 Japan
  • Sweden 6 - 1 Italy
  • United States 5 - 0 Finland
  • Canada 4 - 0 Switzerland

Sunday, Feb. 8

  • Sweden 4 - 0 France
  • Czechia 2 - 0 Finland

Monday, Feb. 9

  • Italy 3 - 2 Japan
  • Germany 2 - 1 France
  • USA 5 - 0 Switzerland
  • Canada 5 - 1 Czechia

Tuesday, Feb. 10

  • Sweden 4 - 0 Japan
  • Germany 2 - 1 Italy
  • USA 5 - 0 Canada

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Olympic Hockey Schedule 2026: Here's When Canada, Team USA Play

All times Eastern.

Tuesday, Feb. 10

Women's Group B

  • Japan vs Sweden | 6:10 a.m.
  • Italy vs Germany | 10:40 a.m.

Women's Group A

  • Canada vs United States | 2:10 p.m.
  • Finland vs Switzerland | 3:10 p.m.

Wednesday, Feb. 11

Men's Group B

  • Slovakia vs. Finland | 10:40 a.m.
  • Sweden vs. Italy | 3:10 p.m.

Thursday, Feb. 12

Women's Group A

  • Finland vs Canada | 2:30 p.m. ** RESCHEDULED FROM FEB. 5**

Men's Group A

  • Switzerland vs. France | 6:10 a.m.
  • Czechia vs. Canada | 10:40 a.m.

Men's Group C

  • Latvia vs. USA | 3:10 p.m.
  • Germany vs. Denmark | 3:10 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 13

Men's Group B

  • Finland vs. Sweden | 6:10 a.m.
  • Italy vs. Slovakia | 6:10 a.m.

Men's Group A

  • France vs. Czechia | 10:40 a.m.
  • Canada vs. Switzerland | 3:10 p.m.

Women's Quarterfinal Matchups

  • TBD | 10:40 a.m.
  • TBD | 3:10 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 14

Men's Group B

  • Sweden vs. Slovakia | 6:10 a.m.
  • Finland vs. Italy | 10:40 a.m.

Men's Group C

  • Germany vs. Latvia | 6:10 a.m.
  • USA vs. Denmark | 3:10 p.m.

Women's Quarterfinal Matchups

  • TBD | 10:40 a.m.
  • TBD | 3:10 p.m.

Sunday, Feb. 15

Men's Group A

  • Switzerland vs. Czechia | 6:10 a.m.
  • Canada vs. France | 10:40 a.m.

Men's Group C

  • USA vs. Germany | 3:10 p.m.
  • Denmark vs. Latvia | 3:10 p.m.

Monday, Feb. 16

  • Women's Semifinal Matchups
    • TBD | 10:40 a.m.
    • TBD | 3:10 p.m.

Tuesday, Feb. 17

  • Men's Qualification playoff matchups
    • TBD | 6:10 a.m.
    • TBD | 6:10 a.m.
    • TBD | 10:40 a.m.
    • TBD | 3:10 p.m.

Wednesday, Feb. 18

  • Men's Quarterfinal matchups
    • TBD | 6:10 a.m.
    • TBD | 10:40 a.m.
    • TBD | 12:10 p.m.
    • TBD | 3:10 p.m.

Thursday, Feb. 19

  • Women's Bronze medal game | 8:40 a.m.
  • Women's Gold medal game | 1:10 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 20

  • Men's Semifinal matchups
    • TBD | 10:40 a.m.
    • TBD | 3:10 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 21

  • Men's Bronze medal game | 2:40 p.m.

Sunday, Feb. 22

  • Men's Gold medal game | 8:10 a.m.

Team USA Women's Hockey Roster - 2026 Milan Cortina

Forwards

  • Kirsten Simms, F, University of Wisconsin
  • Kelly Pannek, F, Minnesota Frost
  • Grace Zumwinkle, F, Minnesota Frost
  • Hayley Scamurra, F, Montreal Victoire
  • Britta Curl, F, Minnesota Frost
  • Hilary Knight, F, Seattle Torrent
  • Tessa Janecke, F, Penn State University
  • Hannah Bilka, F, Seattle Torrent
  • Joy Dunne, F, Ohio State University
  • Alex Carpenter, F, Seattle Torrent
  • Kendall Coyne Schofield, F, Minnesota Frost
  • Taylor Heise, F, Minnesota Frost
  • Abby Murphy, F, University of Minnesota

Defense

  • Lee Stecklein, D, Minnesota Frost
  • Cayla Barnes, D, Seattle Torrent
  • Caroline Harvey, D, University of Wisconsin
  • Megan Keller, D, Boston Fleet
  • Rory Guilday, D, Ottawa Charge
  • Haley Winn, D, Boston Fleet
  • Laila Edwards, D, University of Wisconsin

Goalies

  • Ava McNaughton, G, University of Wisconsin
  • Aerin Frankel, G, Boston Fleet
  • Gwyneth Philips, G, Ottawa Charge

Team Canada Women's Hockey Roster - 2026 Milan Cortina

Forwards

  • Laura Stacey, F, Montreal Victoire
  • Sarah Fillier, F, New York Sirens
  • Brianne Jenner, F, Ottawa Charge
  • Sarah Nurse, F, Vancouver Goldeneyes
  • Natalie Spooner, F, Toronto Sceptres
  • Emily Clark, F, Ottawa Charge
  • Emma Maltais, F, Toronto Sceptres
  • Marie-Philip Poulin, F, Montreal Victoire
  • Blayre Turnbull, F, Toronto Sceptres
  • Kristin O'Neill, F, New York Sirens
  • Julia Gosling, F, Seattle Torent
  • Jennifer Gardiner, Vancouver Goldeneyes
  • Daryl Watts, F, Toronto Sceptres

Defense

  • Sophie Jaques, D, Vancouver Goldeneyes
  • Jaceolyne Larocque, D, Ottawa Charge
  • Kati Tabin, D, Montreal Victoire
  • Renata Fast, D, Toronto Sceptres
  • Ella Shelton, D, Toronto Sceptres
  • Erin Ambrose, D, Montreal Victoire
  • Claire Thompson, D, Vancouver Goldeneyes

Goalies

  • Ann-Renee Desbiens, G, Montreal Victoire
  • Emerance Maschmeyer, G, Vancouver Goldeneyes
  • Kayle Osborne, G, New York Sirens

Milan Cortina 2026 Live Coverage Coming To FloHockey

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Every day at 6:30 p.m. ET from Feb. 12-18, FloHockey analyst Chris Peters and co-host Robert Rabiak will be bringing you the latest coverage, analysis, and news from Milan Cortina 2026.

Here's when to tune in on the final weekend, Feb. 19-22:

  • Thursday, Feb. 19 - 4:30 p.m. ET
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This week on Called Up: The Prospects Podcast, hosts Chris Peters and Cam Robinson talked about the chaotic news storm that has hit the professional hockey world this week. 

Topics included the predicted overall top pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, Gavin McKenna, being arrested, and the latest news heading into the NHL trade deadline brought about by the 2026 Olympic Winter Games.

Artemi Panarin goes coast-to-coast to join the Los Angeles Kings while Liam Greentree heads to the Big Apple. Chris and Cam covered the moves and the path forward for the New York Rangers and LA Kings.

Then, they moved onto the best-on-best tournament coming out of Europe and ask "What does Canada need to do to win the Olympic gold?"

You can catch Called Up for free, available on FloHockey and YouTube, every Friday to stay up to date on the latest professional and junior hockey news.

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The 2026 AHL All-Star Classic presented by BMO will be held on February 10-11 in Rockford, Ill. at the home of the Chicago Blackhawks American Hockey League affiliate Rockford IceHogs.

The 2026 AHL All-Star Skills Competition takes place on Tuesday to open the on-ice action, starting at 8:00 p.m. ET. It's a battle of the best in the Eastern vs the best in the Western as players show off their elite talent in seven skills events.

Then, on Wednesday, the fun continues at 8:00 p.m. ET with the 2026 AHL All-Star Challenge—a four team, 3-on-3 round robin tournament—all leading to one eight-minute 3-on-3 championship finale game.

Follow along on FloHockey for the latest American Hockey League live streams, all access coverage and more.

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