Team Canada has now improved to a record of three wins and zero losses at the 2026 International Ice Hockey Federation Women’s World Hockey Championship in Herning, Denmark. On Monday, Team Canada clobbered the host nation Denmark by a score of 10-0.
Hamilton goaltender Kayle Osborne of Ottawa, Ontario recorded a shutout as she had six saves. She made four saves in the second period and two saves in the third period.
Canadian Olympic gold medalist and Montreal Victoire forward Laura Stacey of Mississauga, Ontario led Canada with three points as she had one goal and two assists. Seven more Canadians had a multi-point game. Canadian Olympic gold medalist and fellow Victoire forward Emma Maltais of Burlington, Ontario had two goals, Canadian Olympic gold medalist and New York Sirens forward Sarah Fillier of Georgetown, Ontario had one goal and one assist for two points, Victoire forward Jessie Eldridge of Barrie, Ontario had one goal and one assist for two points, Canadian Olympic gold medalist and Toronto Sceptres defender Ella Shelton of Ingersoll, Ontario had two assists, University of Minnesota Golden Gophers defender Chloe Primerano of Vancouver, British Columbia had two assists, Vancouver Goldeneyes defender Sophie Jaques of Toronto, Ontario had two assists and University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs forward Caitlin Kraemer of Waterloo, Ontario had two assists. The other five Canadian goal scorers were Canadian Olympic gold medalist and Toronto Sceptres defender Renata Fast of Hamilton, Ontario, University of Wisconsin Badgers forward Rosalie Tremblay of Sherbrooke, Quebec, Las Vegas defender Kendall Cooper of Oakville, Ontario, Clarkson University Golden Knights forward Sara Manness of La Salle, Manitoba and San Jose forward Kristin O’Neill of Oakville. Maltais, Stacey, Fillier, Shelton and Fast won a gold medal for Canada at the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing.
Canada is alone in first place in Group B. They next play Finland on Wednesday.
