Poulin comes clutch once again to hand OT victory to Canada over U.S. in rivalry series
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Marie-Philip Poulin scored at 3:31 of overtime to give Canada a 3-2 victory over the United States on Friday night in Game 6 of the My Why Tour pre-Olympics women's hockey series.
Canada has won four of the six games in the nine-game series. On Wednesday in the first of two games at Centene Community Ice Center, Poulin also scored the winner as Canada claimed a 2-1 victory in overtime.
WATCH l Poulin's 2nd straight overtime winner lifts Canada past United States:
Savannah Harmon tied it at 2 for the United States with 7:18 left in regulation.
Kendall Coyne Schofield had a power-play goal for the United States. Nicole Hensley stopped 28 shots.
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Marie-Phillip Poulin scored the go-ahead goal and 17-year-old Chloe Primerano scored her first career goal to clinch a 2-0 shootout win for Team Canada to even the Rivalry Series with the U.S. at a win apiece on Friday night.
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