Coverage dated November 8, 2026 to November 9, 2026

Peschel scores in her debut as US shuts out Germany 5-0 at women’s worlds, Canada routs Japan 9-0

Headline from WHEC Rochester

Emma Peschel scored in her first game for the U.S. at the women's ice hockey worlds, a 5-0 win over Germany. The 22-year-old defender netted with a wrist shot in the opening period. Casey O’Brien also impressed, scoring and assisting in her second game.

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  1. WFMZ Allentown

    Emma Peschel scores in her debut as United States shuts out Germany 5-0 at women's worlds in Denmark (opens WFMZ Allentown)

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    ESBJERG, Denmark (AP) — Emma Peschel celebrated her first game for the United by scoring a goal to help shut out Germany 5-0 at the women’s ice hockey worlds on Sunday.

  2. The Guardian

    Peschel scores on debut as USA rout Germany 5-0 at women’s hockey worlds (opens The Guardian)

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    The Guardian's feed description

    Emma Peschel scores on US debut in Group A win Americans outscore opponents 12-0 through two games Sweden bounce back with 4-1 victory over Finland Emma Peschel celebrated her international debut with a goal as the United States shut out Germany 5-0 at the women’s ice hockey world championship on Su…

  3. WHEC Rochester

    Peschel scores in her debut as US shuts out Germany 5-0 at women’s worlds, Canada routs Japan 9-0 (opens WHEC Rochester)

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    WHEC Rochester's feed description

    Emma Peschel scored in her first game for the U.S. at the women's ice hockey worlds, a 5-0 win over Germany. The 22-year-old defender netted with a wrist shot in the opening period. Casey O’Brien also impressed, scoring and assisting in her second game.

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