The Beauceronne Marie-Philip Poulin continued to cement her place among the greatest, Friday in Brampton, at the World Women’s Hockey Championship.
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“Pou” scored his 100e goal in the colors of the maple leaf, in the first period of a duel against the Czech Republic.
She escaped with Blayre Turnbull, who quickly gave her the disk. Poulin beat goaltender Blanka Skodova by bringing the puck to her backhand.
The Canadian team is playing its second match of the tournament. She shut out Switzerland 4-0 in their first meeting on Wednesday.