The defending champion United States advanced to the semifinals of the women's ice hockey world championship with a 14-0 victory over host Denmark on Friday, according to The Guardian's report, which carries the byline Agencies.
The Guardian reported that the Americans set a tournament record with 85 shots on goal, a total its headline also cited. The summary said the Americans "stormed out of the blocks" and built a 5-0 lead inside eight, but the text of the summary stops at that point, so the report as provided does not say how the rest of that opening stretch unfolded.
According to the same report, Harvey and Winn each scored twice in the rout. The summary does not give a full list of scorers, the score by period or the order of the later goals.
The Guardian also reported a separate result from the tournament: Canada edged the Czechs 3-2, a result the summary said sets up a semifinal involving Sweden. The material available for this story does not include further details of that game.
The report identified Denmark as the host nation and the United States as the defending champion. It did not name a city or venue for the match, and it did not provide standings or results from other groups in the tournament.
Because the material for this story comes from a single report by The Guardian, the 85-shot total, the 14-0 score and the scoring details are as that outlet described them and have not been checked against other sources.