UTICA, N.Y. - Canada reclaimed the women's world hockey championship from the United States with a 6-5 overtime win in Sunday's final.
Danielle Serdachny scored a power-play goal at 5:16 of overtime to end the showdown.
The Canadians earned some revenge in Utica, N.Y., for last year's 6-3 loss in the gold-medal game to the U.S. on home ice in Brampton, Ont.
Canadian captain Marie-Philip Poulin scored her first two goals of the tournament.
Emily Clark, Erin Ambrose and Julia Gosling also scored in the win.
Canadian goaltender Ann-Renee Desbiens made 19 saves.
Caroline Harvey, Hilary Knight, Laila Edwards, Megan Keller and Alex Carpenter scored for the U.S. Aerin Frankel stopped 25 shots.
Golden moments! 🥇
— Hockey Canada (@HockeyCanada) April 15, 2024
Des moments en or! 🥇#WomensWorlds | #MondialFéminin pic.twitter.com/1wpQb1dBwE
🎥 | @dserdachny scored the OT winner as 🇨🇦 downed 🇺🇸 6-5 in OT to capture gold in Utica.
— Hockey Canada (@HockeyCanada) April 15, 2024
🎥 | Danielle Serdachny a mis fin au débat en prolongation, et le 🇨🇦 a gagné l’or à Utica au compte de 6-5.#WomensWorlds | #MondialFéminin pic.twitter.com/8stYlQeUOn