Canada continues dominance at women's U18 hockey worlds with thumping of Czech Republic
Abby Stonehouse scored two short-handed goals and added three assists to lead Canada past Czech Republic 8-1 on Sunday at the world under-18 women's hockey championship in Zug, Switzerland.
Stonehouse score twice in the second period for Canada (2-0), which opened the tournament Saturday with an 11-0 victory over Germany. Morgan Jackson and Caitlin Kraemer (two apiece), Emma Venusio and Mackenzie Alexander had the other goals.
Aneta Paroubkova replied for Czech Republic (0-2).
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"Both games looked very different," said Canadian Head Coach Tara Watchorn to Hockey Canada. "I'm proud that we faced different challenges each night, which has allowed us to grow in a meaningful way. The girls stepped up today in terms of how they work as teammates, and despite an early learning curve, I like how we finished the game."
Kraemer had two goals Saturday to become Canada's national women's under-18 all-time leading goal scorer with 18.
Kraemer opened the scoring with a short-handed goal at 12:28 of the first. But Canada broke the game open in the second, outscoring the Czech Republic 4-1 in the period.
Stonehouse put Canada ahead 2-0 at 1:43 before scoring her second of the period at 8:20.
"We got into some penalty trouble, but our coaches preach to us that if our defensive zone is strong
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