The United States women’s national hockey team won the 2025 Rivalry Series on Wednesday night with yet another dominant win over Team Canada. Team Canada started strong, scoring 48 seconds into the game,

From the moment Team Canada announced its 25-man roster Wednesday for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, the flood of breakdowns identifying surprises and omissions started immediately. Ditto two days later when Team USA had its much-ballyhooed reveal.

Sweden defeated Latvia 6-3. Anton Frondell (CHI) scored twice for Sweden, and Leo Sahlin Wallenius (SJS) continued his strong tournament with three points. Czechia defeated Switzerland 6-2. First line forwards Vojtech Cihar (LAK) and Petr Sikora (WSH) continued strong tournaments with two points apiece.

The U.S. women defeated Canada 4-1 on Friday night to sweep the 2025 Rivalry Series for the first time in the tournament’s six-year history.

This time around, Canada is bringing Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson to the Olympics in Milano-Cortina.

It’s tough to think of any matchup between the USA and Canada as a mere exhibition game, so don’t be fooled by the “friendly” tag for tonight’s clash at Audi Field. For both teams, these fixtures act as a measuring stick, and my USA vs.

The Winter Olympics are several months away, but the U.S. women’s hockey team is showing good signs against archrival Canada in the Rivalry Series. The USA won 6-1 on Saturday, Nov. 8 in Buffalo, two days after winning 4-1 in the opening game in Cleveland.

Weston McKennie has reacted to Jonathan David's Panenka penalty woe at Juventus, with the USMNT star also discussing his new role in the Bianconeri's plans.