Poulin’s hat trick helps PWHL Montreal bounce back with win over New York

Marie-Phillip Poulin scored a hat trick and Elaine Chuli earned a win in her first game in goal as Montreal beat New York 5-2 Wednesday at UBS Arena at Belmont Park in Elmonty, N.Y.

Montreal bounced back from being shutout at Minnesota to post the most goals scored in a game by a Professional Women’s Hockey League club and Poulin, widely considered the best women’s hockey player of all-time, collected the league’s second three-goal game.

Called “Captain Clutch” by her Canadian teammates because she scored the game-winning goal in three of the four Olympics in which she played (2010, 2014, 2022), Poulin got Montreal’s first goal midway through the first period, then finished a breakaway by punching a pass from Maureen Murphy past the right skate of New York goalkeeper Corinne Schroeder. She capped the scoring by firing a shot from centre ice into an open New York net.

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Poulin records 1st career PWHL hat trick for Montreal

Marie-Philip Poulin’s hat trick led Montreal to a big 6-2 win over New York Wednesday in PWHL action.

Erin Ambrose and Catherine Dubois each scored second-period goals for Montreal (2-1) and Kennedy Marchment scored an insurance goal with five minutes left in the third period.

Chuli had 30 saves on 32 shots from New York.

Schroeder, who earned a shutout in the opener at Toronto, had 30 saves on 35 Montreal shots.

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Canada’s Poulin pots 1st career PWHL goal

Marie-Philip Poulin of Beauceville, Que., scored her first ever career PWHL goal for Montreal Wednesday in Long Island, New York.

New York got a first-period goal from Jessie Eldridge and fellow Canadian Ella Shelton scored 27 seconds into the third period on an assist from Abby Roque.

New York (1-2) earned a shutout win over Toronto in the new league’s first game on New Year’s Day, but now lost a game at each of its two home game arenas, falling to Toronto at Total Mortgage Arena in Bridgeport, Connecticut on Friday.

Montreal will host Boston in its home opener on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET. You can watch the game on CBC Gemcbcsports.ca, the CBC Sports app for iOS and Android devices, and CBC TV.

The full schedule of PWHL games airing on CBC Sports this season is available here.

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