Team USA, Canada, and Japan Secure Shutout Wins in Women's Hockey Championship
The 2025 IIHF Women's World Championship highlights dominant performances as Team USA shuts out host Czechia, Canada continues its streak, and Japan clinches a second victory.
- Team USA defeated Czechia 4-0, with standout performances by Abbey Murphy, Alex Carpenter, and captain Hilary Knight, marking their second consecutive win.
- Canada recorded its second shutout victory, beating Switzerland 4-0 with goals from Laura Stacey, Micah Zandee-Hart, Natalie Spooner, and Daryl Watts.
- Japan secured its second win in the tournament, overcoming Hungary 2-0 with goals from Yumeka Wajima and Akane Shiga, supported by a 27-save shutout by goalie Miyuu Masuhara.
- Team USA's Gwyneth Philips stopped 10 shots to complete the shutout against Czechia, while Michaela Hesová faced 48 shots in a valiant effort for the hosts.
- The championship, hosted in České Budějovice, Czech Republic, continues to showcase dominant performances from top teams as they prepare for upcoming key matchups.