Who scored twice for Team USA in the hockey quarterfinal against Italy?

Kendall Coyne Schofield scored two goals for Team USA in their 6-0 victory over Italy.

What was the final score of the USA vs. Italy women's hockey quarterfinal?

Team USA defeated Italy with a final score of 6-0.

When and where will Team USA play their next game?

Team USA will play in the semifinals on Monday in Milan against an opponent yet to be determined.

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Coyne Schofield Stars as USA Advances to Semis

14 Feb

Summary

Kendall Coyne Schofield scored two goals in Team USA's decisive 6-0 victory.
The U.S. women's hockey team advances to the semifinals after defeating Italy.
Team USA outshot Italy an overwhelming 51-6 in the quarterfinal matchup.

Coyne Schofield Stars as USA Advances to Semis

Team USA secured a decisive 6-0 victory against Italy in a 2026 Winter Olympics women's hockey quarterfinal held on Friday.

Veteran forward Kendall Coyne Schofield was instrumental in the win, scoring two goals within a span of just 3:10 in the second period.

Other key offensive contributors included Britta Curl and Laila Edwards, who each registered a goal and an assist, alongside Megan Keller who also added a goal and an assist. Hanna Bilka scored the final goal for the Americans.

Caroline Harvey provided two assists in the dominant performance. The U.S. team demonstrated their superiority by outshooting Italy a staggering 51-6.

Gwyneth Philips made six saves in goal for the shutout, while her Italian counterpart, Gabriella Durant, made an impressive 45 saves.

The victory propels the U.S. team into the semifinal round, where they will face an as-yet-undetermined opponent on Monday in Milan.

Other upcoming quarterfinals include Germany vs. Canada and Finland vs. Switzerland on Saturday. Sweden advanced by defeating Czechia 2-0.

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