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Canada moves to 2-0 at women's hockey worlds with 9-0 win over Japan

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Canada moves to 2-0 at women's hockey worlds with 9-0 win over Japan. (2026, November 8). CBC News. https://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/canada-japan-womens-hockey-worlds-november-8-9.7414103?cmp=rss

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Canada won their second match at the women's hockey world championship, defeating Japan 9-0 in Herning, Denmark. Goalkeeper Eve Gascon made all eleven saves without conceding a goal as Canada secured their spot atop Group B with a perfect record of 2-0. The victory was led by Chloe Primerano and others scoring multiple goals; Canada will face host nation Denmark next on Monday.
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As of November 8, 2026, Canada won their second game at the women's hockey world championship in Herning, Denmark, with a decisive 9-0 victory over Japan. Goalkeeper Eve Gascon made all 11 shots she faced during the match. Canada opened scoring midway through the first period when defender Chloe Primerano scored; they extended their lead to four goals by halftime and added five more in the third period. Goals were also scored by Erin Ambrose, Daryl Watts, Kendall Cooper, Rosalie Tremblay, Emma Maltais, Sophie Jaques, Sarah Wozniewicz, and Caitlin Kraemer. This win secured Canada's top position in Group B with a perfect 2-0 record while Japan fell to 0-2. The Canadians will play against the host nation Denmark, who is currently 0-1, on Monday.

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Canada GPE · 3× Canadians NORP · 3× Denmark GPE · 3× Japan GPE · 3× Chloe Primerano PERSON · 1× Daryl Watts PERSON · 1× Erin Ambrose PERSON · 1× Eve Gascon PERSON · 1× Herning GPE · 1× Kendall Cooper PERSON · 1×

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Canada moves to 2-0 at women's hockey worlds with 9-0 win over Japan Canadians will continue group stage on Monday against host Denmark (0-1) Eve Gascon stopped all 11 shots she faced as Canada blanked Japan 9-0 at the women's hockey world championship in Herning, Denmark, on Sunday. The Canadians opened scoring in the round-robin game midway through the first half with a goal from 19-year-old defender Chloe Primerano.
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Canada moves to 2-0 at women's hockey worlds with 9-0 win over Japan Canadians will continue group stage on Monday against host Denmark (0-1) Eve Gascon stopped all 11 shots she faced as Canada blanked Japan 9-0 at the women's hockey world championship in Herning, Denmark, on Sunday. The Canadians opened scoring in the round-robin game midway through the first half with a goal from 19-year-old defender Chloe Primerano.
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Canada moves to 2-0 at women's hockey worlds with 9-0 win over Japan Canadians will continue group stage on Monday against host Denmark (0-1) Eve Gascon stopped all 11 shots she faced as Canada blanked Japan 9-0 at the women's hockey world championship in Herning, Denmark, on Sunday. The Canadians opened scoring in the round-robin game midway through the first half with a goal from 19-year-old defender Chloe Primerano. asserted
Canadians → move → Primerano
The reigning silver medallists continued to press and held a 4-0 lead heading into the third, where their offence exploded with five goals. asserted
offence → reign → goals
Erin Ambrose, Daryl Watts and Kendall Cooper each scored and notched an assist, while Rosalie Tremblay, Emma Maltais, Sophie Jaques, Sarah Wozniewicz and Caitlin Kraemer also found the back of the net. asserted
Tremblay → score → net
The result left Canada atop Group B with a 2-0 record while Japan fell to 0-2. asserted
Japan → leave → 0
The Canadians will continue the group stage on Monday against host Denmark (0-1). asserted
Canadians → continue → Denmark
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