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TEST Olympic Women’s Hockey Glance

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Group A

Group B

Wednesday, February 2

Canada 12, Switzerland 1

Czech Republic 3, China 1

Thursday, February 3

Japan 3, Sweden 1

United States 5, Finland 2

AIN 5, Switzerland 2

China 3, Denmark 1

Friday, February 4

Canada 11, Finland 1

Saturday, February 5

Japan 6, Denmark 2

Czech Republic 3, Sweden 1

United States 5, ROC 0

Sunday, February 6

China 2, Japan 1, China wins 1-0 in shootout

United States 8, Switzerland 0

Monday, February 7

Canada 6, AIN 1

Denmark 3, Czech Republic 2

Switzerland 3, Finland 2

Sweden 2, China 1

Canada 4, United States 2

Tuesday, February 8

Japan 3, Czech Republic 2, Japan wins 1-0 in shootout

Finland 5, AIN 0

Sweden 3, Denmark 1

Thursday, February 10

Quarterfinals

United States 4, Czech Republic 1

Friday, February 11

Quarterfinals

Canada 11, Sweden 0

Switzerland 4, AIN 2

Saturday, February 12

Quarterfinals

Finland 7, Japan 1

Sunday, February 13

Semifinals

Canada vs Switzerland 11:10 p.m.

Monday, February 14

Semifinals

United States vs Finland 8:10 a.m.

Wednesday, February 16

Bronze Medal 6:30 a.m.

Gold Medal 11:10 p.m.

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