Poulin leads experienced Team Canada in quest for third straight women’s hockey title

Experienced Team Canada seeks hockey three-peat

Captain Marie-Philip Poulin will lead an experienced squad when Canada seeks its third straight women’s world hockey title next month.

Eighteen players selected to the roster were part of Canada’s championship team last year in Denmark.Sarah Fillier, who led Canada with 11 points last year in Denmark and was named to the all-tournament team, is among the forwards that will help Canada seek a third straight title for the first time since it won the first eight world championships between 1990 and 2004.

Forwards Rebecca Johnston and Natalie Spooner and defenders Claire Thompson and Jaime Bourbonnais round out the roster.

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