The United States faced off against its neighbors from the north in the women’s hockey finals on Feb. 20, in the most nail-biting final in women’s hockey history.
Julie Chu and her merry band of Olympic hockey superstars faced off against their formidable rivals from the north in an intense, nail-biter of a hockey final that unfortunately ended in heartbreak — again — for the U.S. team.
Olympic Hockey — Canada Defeats The U.S. In Women’s Final
After winning silver in Salt Lake City, bronze in Turin, and silver again in Vancouver — each time, the Canadians winning gold — the U.S. ladies were out for bloody revenge when they hit the ice on Feb. 20.
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