Marie-Philip Poulin has reached a significant milestone in Olympic history. In Milan, she tied Hayley Wickenheiser as Canada’s all-time leading Olympic goal scorer. This achievement came after Poulin scored her 18th Olympic goal against Germany.
Career Highlights of Marie-Philip Poulin
Poulin, a standout player, is competing in her fifth Olympic Games. Throughout her career, she has secured three gold medals. These victories occurred in:
- Vancouver 2010
- Sochi 2014
- Beijing 2022
Additionally, she earned a silver medal in PyeongChang in 2018. Before the current Olympic Games, she had impressive statistics, including:
- 17 goals
- 18 assists
- 35 points
- Participation in 22 Olympic contests
Poulin has consistently demonstrated her skills by scoring the game-winning goal in each of her three gold-medal matches. Her contributions to the sport have not gone unnoticed.
Acknowledgments and Awards
In recognition of her exceptional performance, Poulin received the Billie Jean King MVP award from the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) in 2025. Her legacy as a top athlete continues to inspire future generations.
As she continues to compete, all eyes will be on Poulin as she aims to break records and add further achievements to her remarkable career.
