Canadian women's hockey team keeps rolling with 11 goals in blowout of Finland

In her first Olympics, Canada's Sarah Fillier is quickly proving she belongs.

The 21-year-old Georgetown, Ont., native scored twice, Sarah Nurse and Brianne Jenner each recorded hat tricks and the Canadian women's hockey team stormed past Finland with an 11-1 victory on Saturday at the Wukesong Sports Centre in Beijing.

Canada improved to 2-0 with the win, while Finland fell to 0-2.

For the second straight game, Fillier got the scoring started for the Canadians as part of a two-goal performance.

Just 61 seconds in, she picked the glove-side corner against Finnish goaltender Meeri Raisanen following a feed into the slot from linemate Natalie Spooner, who recorded four assists to reach nine total points through just two games. Fillier struck 64 seconds into Canada's 12-1 win over Switzerland two days ago.

SARAH FILLIER! What a shot