Defending champion Canada smothers Switzerland in 2026 Olympic women's hockey debut
Sarah Fillier and Darryl Watt each had a goal and an assist for Canada in a 4-0 win over Switzerland to open the 2026 Olympic women's hockey tournament Saturday.
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Sarah Fillier and Darryl Watt each had a goal and an assist for Canada in a 4-0 win over Switzerland to open the 2026 Olympic women's hockey tournament Saturday.
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