Canada’s women’s hockey team faced heartbreak in the Olympic gold medal game, losing to Team USA in overtime after a promising performance. Despite being labeled as too old and slow, they led for much of the game, but ultimately succumbed to a late equalizer and a decisive overtime goal. The loss raises questions about Canada’s program, particularly in terms of youth development and competitiveness compared to the U.S. As the Americans extend their winning streak to eight, the need for structural changes in Hockey Canada becomes increasingly evident.
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