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// MARCH 2018 USAHOCKEYMAGAZINE.COM
U.S. Teams Leave It All On The
Ice As They Represent The Red,
White & Blue On Olympic Stage
T
hey arrived with heavy hearts and a single-
minded focus. There were old scores to settle
and new leases on already established hockey
lives. Some had waited four years for this
moment to arrive and others thought this day
would never come. In the end, their Olympic
fates were both sealed in a shootout, with one
heading home with gold around their necks
and the other coming agonizingly close to
accomplishing the unthinkable. That's just
the way the Olympic puck bounces. While
the U.S. Men's and Women's Olympic Hockey
Teams traveled different roads to get to PyeongChang,
and ended up on different ends of the podium, they both
represented the red, white and blue with flying colors.
FLYING
COLORS
Dani Cameranesi
goes all out for a
loose puck.
Jordan Greenway
holds off a
Slovenian defender.
Jim Slater
celebrates a
big goal in the
quarterfinals.
Maddie Rooney
meets the media.
Olympic referee
gets a bird's eye
view of a net-front
scramble.
PHOTOS BY Jeff Cable and Getty Images
