Canadian defense star Jocelyne Larocque has made history at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy, by earning her fourth Olympic medal in women’s ice hockey. Even though Canada fell 2–1 to the United States in overtime, Larocque’s silver adds to her two golds and an earlier silver from past Games, making her the most-decorated Indigenous Olympian from North America.
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Indigene Eishockeyspielerin erreicht vierte olympische Medaille

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Die kanadische Verteidigerin Jocelyne Larocque hat bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 2026 in Mailand ihre vierte Eishockey-Medaille gewonnen. Trotz einer knappen 1:2-Niederlage Kanadas gegen die USA in der Verlängerung bedeutete Larocques Silber die vierte Medaille ihrer Karriere, nach zwei Gold- und einer weiteren Silbermedaille. Damit ist sie die erfolgreichste indigene Olympionikin Nordamerikas.

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