According to The Guardian's report, the United States beat Austria 11-1 on Monday at the women's ice hockey world championship, extending the defending champions' unbeaten run in the tournament. The paper reported that Caroline Harvey scored a hat trick in the game.
The Guardian also reported that Hilary Knight extended a worlds record to 70 goals, according to the paper's headline on the report. The summary available for this story did not give further detail on how that total was reached or whether Knight scored in Monday's game.
In a separate game, Canada beat hosts Denmark 10-0, the Guardian reported. The paper said the result allowed Canada to maintain its own "perfect record" in the tournament.
The Guardian's report is the only account available for this story, so the scores, the goal total and the record described here rest on that single source. The report's byline was listed as Agencies. No other outlet's reporting was available to confirm the details or to supply the names of other scorers, the timing of the goals, or comments from coaches or players.
The Guardian's summary described the United States as the defending champions and Denmark as the host of the tournament. The report did not say which teams the United States or Canada will face next, or how the group standings looked after Monday's results. Readers seeking those details will need additional reporting.
Sources: The Guardian: Caroline Harvey hits hat-trick as ruthless USA put 11 past Austria at hockey worlds.