Team USA Sweeps Paralympic Hockey Gold

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Team USA has made history at the 2026 Paralympics in Milan by winning gold in Parahaki.

They beat Canada's 6-2 in the final, going undefeated to claim their 5th straight title.

This marks the first time any country has swept gold in men's Olympic hockey, women's Olympic

hockey, and Parahaki all in the same year.

The Americans dominated a physical matchup at Santajulia Arena, with Defender Jack Wallace

leading the way on a hat trick.

Gold tender Griffin LaMaire stood tall in net, while the team capitalized on penalties

and turnovers to pull ahead.

Standout performances came from Captain Josh Pauls, who now has a record 5 Paralympic

golds in Parahaki.

Declan Farmer added his 4th gold and shattered records with the most points ever at the Paralympics,

plus 15 golds in the tournament.

The U.S. has been nearly unbeatable since their last Parahaki gold loss 20 years ago in

turn.

They've dropped just one game in that span, against Russia in 2014.

Meanwhile, China grabbed bronze with a 3-2 win over Czechia, their second straight

third place finish.

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