Canada Women's Hockey Snaps Eight-Game Skid vs. USA in 5-3 Win, Kraemer and Tremblay Score First International Goals

Canada's women's hockey team ended an eight-game losing streak against the United States with a 5-3 victory in Windsor, Ontario, on Wednesday night. Newcomers Caitlin Kraemer and Rosalie Tremblay scored their first senior international goals, and Sarah Fillier netted the winner after the Americans erased a two-goal deficit. The game was a tune-up for the world championship and a rematch of February's Olympic gold-medal game in Milan, where the U.S. won in overtime thanks to Hilary Knight's late equalizer and Megan Keller's overtime goal. Canada's last win over the U.S. came in 2025. The victory provides a psychological boost for Canada ahead of the world championship and avenges the Olympic heartbreak, showing the team's depth with young players stepping up.