Canada’s Women’s Hockey Captain Returns for Olympic Quarterfinal
Marie-Philip Poulin, the captain of Canada’s women’s hockey team, is set to make her comeback from injury in Saturday’s Olympic quarterfinal against Germany. The announcement was made by head coach Troy Ryan, emphasizing the importance of managing Poulin’s ice time upon her return.
Poulin suffered a lower-body injury during a previous match against Czechia, leading to her absence in subsequent games against Team USA and Finland. Despite the challenges, Poulin expressed her determination to return to the ice alongside her teammates.
Eager to rejoin the action, Poulin participated in full practice sessions leading up to the quarterfinal, showcasing her readiness for the crucial match. As a veteran five-time Olympian with multiple medals to her name, Poulin’s return adds a significant boost to Canada’s lineup for the upcoming game.
