Jocelyne Larocque (L) of Canada in action with Brianna Decker of the U.S. during the preliminary round match at the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics on Feb. 15, 2018. Reuters/David W Cerny
GANGNEUNG, South Korea—For four years, the women’s ice hockey world has been gearing up for one thing: The Olympic Rematch.
With under four minutes to play in the final in Sochi four years ago, Canada’s Brianne Jenner and Marie-Philip Poulin scored twice to force overtime against the Americans.
