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Canada powers past U.S. for gold at International Para Hockey Cup

   RecapThe Canadian Press | Posted: October 24, 2026 10:35 PM |
   Last Updated: 15 hours ago

   5 different players find the back of the net for Canada

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   Caption: Vincent Boily of Team Canada, pictured on March 13,
   2026, had a goal and two assists in Canada's 5-1 win against
   the U.S. in the gold-medal game of the International Para
   Hockey Cup in Nymburk, Czechia on Saturday. (James Fearn/Getty
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   Vincent Boily had a goal and two assists as Canada cruised to a
   5-1 win over the United States in the gold-medal game of the
   International Para Hockey Cup on Saturday.
   James Dunn, with a goal and an assist, Auren Halbert, Branden
   Sison and Anton Jacobs-Webb also scored for Canada.
   WATCH | Canada defeats U.S. to win gold at International Para
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   Caption: Canada beats the United States 5-1 in the gold-medal
   game of the International Para Hockey Cup in Nymburk, Czechia.
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   Declan Farmer had the lone goal for the U.S.
   The two teams had met at the start of the four-team tournament,
   with the Americans taking a 5-3 win on Oct. 18.
   After a scoreless first period, Canada jumped out to a 3-0 lead
   by the 7:04 mark of the second period. Farmer cut the deficit
   with a power-play marker at 8:38.
   Dunn restored Canada’s three-goal lead 4:08 into the third
   period with Jacobs-Webb sealing the win at 8:47.

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