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US beat Denmark 14-0 to reach women’s hockey world semi-finals
The United States beat hosts Denmark 14-0 in a women’s ice hockey world championship quarter-final on Friday.
The defending champions raced to a 5-0 lead within eight minutes and had scored 10 times by the end of the second period.
Their 85 shots set a single-game tournament record, surpassing the previous mark of 82, also set by the US.
Goaltender Gwyneth Philips made eight saves to earn a shutout, while Taylor Fox led the scoring with a goal and three assists.
The win sends the US into Sunday’s semi-finals against Finland, which advanced with a 6-0 win over Germany.
Canada also reached the semi-finals after beating the Czech Republic 3-2, and will face Sweden, which defeated Switzerland 1-0.
The four teams will compete for places in the final in the next round.
The United States beat host nation Denmark 14-0 on Friday to reach the women’s ice hockey world championship semi-finals.
The defending champions scored five goals in the first eight minutes and led 10-0 after two periods.
The US recorded 85 shots on goal, a single-game tournament record.
Taylor Fox scored 57 seconds into the game, while Caroline Harvey and Haley Winn each scored twice.
The US will face Finland in Sunday’s semi-finals.
- Who
- The United States and Denmark’s women’s national teams.
- What
- The US won 14-0 to advance to the semi-finals of the women’s ice hockey world championship.
- When
- Friday, November 13, 2026.
- Where
- Denmark. The specific venue is Not stated.
- Why
- The US advanced to the semi-finals with the win.
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Taylor Fox scored 57 seconds into the game, opening the scoring for the United States.
The US led 5-0 inside eight minutes and extended its lead to 10-0 by the end of the second period.
The United States completed a 14-0 win and advanced to the semi-finals.
The US is scheduled to face Finland in the semi-finals.
- Final score
- United States 14, Denmark 0
- US shots on goal
- 85, a single-game tournament record
- First goal
- Taylor Fox, 57 seconds into the game
- US lead
- 5-0 inside eight minutes
- Next opponent
- Finland