US Hockey Dominance: Canada's Worries Grow

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Team USA has been on a tear in hockey, grabbing another gold medal at the Paralympics and

showing total dominance over Canada.

They became the first country ever to sweep goals in both men's and women's events at

the Olympics and Paralympics.

In the Parahockey Finals, the US Crush Canada with a combined score of 12-3 across the

20-26 Paralympics and the 20.

75-World Championship.

Hockey experts have predicted this US surge for years, and now it's happening.

Canada holds just the under 18 men's and women's titles, so they have reason to worry

about falling behind.

The Americans keep piling up wins at every level, from senior teams to other competitions,

leaving little room for rivals to catch up.

This dominance is reshaping the hockey landscape, and Canada might need big changes to challenge

their southern neighbors anytime soon.

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