In a thrilling ice hockey match, the U.S. women's team faced off against Canada, where the Canadian team initially took the lead by scoring the first goal. Just moments into the second period, Kristina O’Neill managed to equalize for the U.S. with a goal, keeping the tension high. With the clock winding down and under two minutes left, the U.S. took a daring risk by removing their goaltender to capitalize on their offensive play, which proved successful when Hilary Knight scored, sending the game into overtime.

Overtime saw more intensity as Megan Keller emerged as the hero for the U.S. team after receiving a key pass from Aerina Frankel and scoring the decisive goal. This victory marks the third consecutive championship win for the U.S. women's ice hockey team against Canada in finals, reflecting a developing rivalry in women's ice hockey. Although this was only the eighth time women's ice hockey has been featured in the Olympics, it was evident that the ongoing competition remains fierce, with Canada previously dominating the sport historically.

Additionally, in the bronze medal match, Switzerland defeated Sweden 2-1, showcasing the competitive nature of women's ice hockey on the international stage. With this win, the U.S. solidifies its standing as a powerhouse in women's ice hockey, while Canada will be looking to reclaim their title in future competitions.