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February 5, 2025 by Phil Watson
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Canada can clinch its 3rd straight Rivalry Series victory with a win in Halifax on Thursday night. Watch for free on Fubo.

Canada won two of the first three games in the 2024-25 Rivalry Series with the United States back in November during the U.S. leg of the event and an clinch its third straight series victory with a win on Thursday night at Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia. This is the fifth Rivalry Series between the world’s top two women’s hockey programs, with the United States getting its only victory in 2019-20. This year’s series was reduced from seven games to five and Canada won each of the last two series 4-3 after losing the first three games each year.

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Game Date: Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025

Game Time: 6 p.m. ET

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The United States added four players to its roster for the final two games, with forwards Izzy Daniel (Toronto Sceptres), Clair DeGeorge (Montreal Victoire), Maureen Murphy (Victoire) and Mannon McMahon (Ottawa Charge). Lacey Eden and Abbey Murphy scored two goals each in the lone win for the U.S., a 7-2 victory in the series opener at San Jose on Nov. 6.

Canada also made four additions, putting goalie Corinne Schroeder (New York Sirens), defenders Micah Zandee Hart (Sirens) and Sophie Jaques (Minnesota Frost), as well as forward Jennifer Gardiner (Victoire) on the squad. Canada won a 5-4 shootout in Salt Lake City on Nov. 8 before taking a 4-1 victory in Boise, Idaho, on Nov. 10.

Eden, Abbey Murphy, Hilary Knight and Grace Zumwinkle have two goals each for the U.S. in teh series, with Murphy, Zumwinkle, Laila Edwards and Tessa Janecke sharing the team lead with three points. Sarah Nurse and Laura Stacey have a pair of goals each for Canada while Stacey leads the series with four points. Canadian goalie Emerance Maschmeyer made 37 saves in the victory in Boise.

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