In a thrilling final at the women’s ice hockey world championship, Tessa Janecke scored the decisive goal with 2:54 remaining in overtime, lifting the United States to a 4-3 victory over Canada. This triumph marks the U.S.’s 11th world championship title. The Americans, led by goal scorers Abbey Murphy, Taylor Heise, and Caroline Harvey, demonstrated their prowess by winning all their preliminary matches, including a crucial earlier win against Canada, and effectively navigating through the knockout stages against Germany and Finland. The tournament served as a key preparation for the upcoming 2026 Winter Games in Italy.
Tessa Janecke's late goal in overtime led the United States to a dramatic 4-3 victory over defending champion Canada, securing their 11th world title.
The U.S. team showcased dominance by winning all preliminary round matches, defeating Canada earlier in the tournament, and expertly eliminating Germany and Finland in the knockout stages.
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