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Women's Worlds: Czechia 2, Canada 3

Sarah Fillier opened the scoring, Rebecca Leslie also added a goal and Renata Fast buried the eventual winner as Canada held off Czechia to claim the victory at the Women's World Championship and advance to the semifinals.


Women's Worlds: Finland 6, Germany 0

Six different players scored for Finland, highlighted by Julia Schalin incredible falling goal, and Finland crushed Germany to advance to the semifinals of the Women's World Championship.


Women's Worlds: Austria 2, Japan 1 (OT)

Anna Meixner scored two power-play goals, including the game-winner at the 1:10 mark of overtime, as Austria beat Japan in the relegation game to remain in the top division.


Women's Worlds: Finland 0, Canada 2

Sarah Fillier scored, Ann-Renee Desbiens made 25 saves, and Canada earned a shutout victory over Finland to finish the preliminary round portion at the Women's Worlds with a perfect 4-0 record.


Women's Worlds: Czechia 1, United States 8

Hilary Knight netted a hattrick, Abbey Murphy scored twice, Taylor Fox added three helpers and Aerin Frankel made 11 saves in the win as the United States rolled past Czechia.


Women's Worlds: Switzerland 1, Germany 3

Laura Kluge had a goal and an assist, Emily Nix and Katarina Jobst-Smith also scored, and Germany beat Switzerland to secure second place in Group A.


Fillier happy to be able to contribute in tough win over Finland

Sarah Fillier scored Canada's second goal in their win over Finland and after the game, she spoke to TSN's Brit Dort about the challenging matchup against the Finns and the effort from Caitlin Kraemer, who also found the back of the net for the Canadians.


Women's Worlds: Austria 4, Switzerland 2

Alina Muller scored the tying goal 19 seconds after Austria took the lead in the second period and Ivana Wey notched the go-ahead goal early in the third before Muller scored again to seal Switzerland's win at the World Women's Hockey Championship.


Fresh new faces finding their footing with Team Canada

Nine new faces are representing Canada at the Women's World Hockey Championship. Laura Diakun is joined by Sami Jo Small to discuss some of the difference makers so far, as they prepare for their next game against Finland.


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