Next chapter in bitter Canada-U.S. women's hockey rivalry begins Tuesday
One of the best rivalries in all of sport will take centre stage at Milano Cortina 2026 on Tuesday: Canada and the United States in women’s hockey.
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Poulin injury clouds comfortable Canadian victory in physical contest against Czechs
Hours before the puck dropped on Canada’s second Olympic women’s hockey game against Czechia, defender Erin Ambrose told reporters that she was expecting things to be physical.
Olympic viewing guide: Canada's short track stars hit the ice
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Ice hockey-Poulin injury worry overshadows Canada's comfortable Czech win
MILAN, Feb 9 : Canada were left fretting over their captain Marie-Philip Poulin after she took a heavy hit in the first period of her side's 5-1 win over the Czech Republic in the women's Olympic ice hockey tournament on Monday.
Skeleton-Ukraine's Heraskevych says banned by IOC from wearing helmet showing athletes killed in war
MILAN, Feb 9 : Ukrainian skeleton competitor Vladyslav Heraskevych said on Monday he had been told by an IOC representative that he was banned from wearing a helmet at the Milano Cortina Games showing images of the country's athletes killed during the war in Ukraine.
Curling-Italy still have 'an important thing' to play for, says Constantini
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 9 : Italy's mixed doubles curlers are determined to salvage Olympic bronze on home ice at the Milano Cortina Games after enduring heartbreak in their bid to retain gold, Stefania Constantini said on Monday.
Olympics–Figure skating-Italy’s Guignard and Fabbri chase another Olympic bronze
MILAN, Feb 9 : Italian dance duo Charlene Guignard and Marco Fabbri are eager for more glory - this time in the ice dance competition - after they helped the hosts claim bronze in the team event on Sunday.
Ice hockey-US, Canada group stage meeting promises intensity in Milan
MILAN, Feb 10 : The U.S. and Canada will be "out for blood" as they renew their rivalry at the Milano Cortina Games, U.S. veteran Alex Carpenter told reporters on Monday, with an upcoming group stage game that has the feel of a championship contest.