Game Report 598		Olympic Winter Games - Men
PLAYED AT: Bolshoy Ice Dome Date: Feb 14, 2014 GAME NOTES: CARTER’S THREE GOALS HELP CANADA STAY UNBEATEN WITH WIN OVER AUSTRIA DAVID BRIEN SOCHI, Russia – Jeff Carter (London, Ont./Los Angeles, NHL) scored a natural hat trick to lead the way as Canada’s Men’s Olympic Team kept its perfect record intact at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games with a 6-0 win over Austria on Friday night. The other half of the Canadian goals came from the sticks of Ryan Getzlaf (Regina, Sask./Anaheim, NHL) and defensemen Shea Weber (Sicamous, B.C./Nashville, NHL) and Drew Doughty (London, Ont./Los Angeles, NHL). Patrick Marleau (Aneroid, Sask./San Jose, NHL) chipped in with three assists, while Jonathan Toews (Winnipeg, Man./Chicago, NHL) had two of his own. Making his first international appearance since the Olympic gold medal game in 2010, goaltender Roberto Luongo (Montreal, Que./Vancouver, NHL) stopped all 23 shots he faced for the shutout. Doughty and Weber picked up where they left off in Canada’s tournament-opening 3-1 win over Norway on Thursday, both scoring their second goals in as many games to give the Canadians a 2-0 lead after one. Doughty’s low wrist shot found its way through traffic and past Austrian netminder Bernhard Starkbaum off a face-off win by Toews just 5:24 in, and Weber hammered home a slap shot off a drop pass from Corey Perry (Peterborough, Ont./Anaheim, NHL) less than five minutes later to double the lead. The second period was all Carter; he needed just under 12 minutes to score three times, becoming the first Canadian since Paul Knox in 1956 – ironically, also against Austria – to record a hat trick in a single period. Carter stepped out of the penalty box and took a pass from Sidney Crosby (Cole Harbour, N.S./Pittsburgh, NHL) and beat Starkbaum at 2:39, converted a wraparound at 4:09 and found a loose puck at the top of the Austrian crease at 14:33, making it 5-0 Canada. Getzlaf’s unassisted, shorthanded effort pushed the lead to 6-0 after 40 minutes and capped the game’s scoring; the 2010 gold medallist toe-dragged around an Austrian defender before flipping a backhand past Starkbaum. Starkbaum gave way to Mathias Lange for the third period. Canada outshot Austria in all three periods, and finished with a 46-23 advantage overall. The Canadians have Saturday off and will be back on the ice Sunday at noon ET/9 a.m. PT to take on Finland in the final game of the preliminary round in Group B. Visiting Team: Austria Home Team: Canada
AUSTRIA LINEUP Pos No.   Name G 24   Lange, Mathias G 29   Starkbaum, Bernhard G 30   Swette, Rene   4   Unterluggauer, Gerhard   5   Raffl, Thomas   7   Ulmer, Stefan   10   Oberkofler, Daniel   12   Raffl, Michael   14   Nodl, Andreas   15   Latusa, Manuel   18   Koch, Thomas   20   Welser, Daniel   22   Pock, Thomas   25   Iberer, Matthias   26   Vanek, Thomas   27   Hundertpfund, Thomas   40   Grabner, Michael   41   Altmann, Mario   48   Iberer, Florian   51   Trattnig, Matthias   55   Lukas, Robert   64   Lakos, Andre   77   Lebler, Brian   89   Herburger, Raphael   91   Setzinger, Oliver	AUSTRIA PENALTIES Per. No.  Min  Offence Off PP PS Start On 1st 27  2:00  (auto) Hooking minor 12:10 1   12:10 9:50	CANADA LINEUP Pos No.   Name G 1   Luongo, Roberto G 41   Smith, Mike   2   Keith, Duncan   6   Weber, Shea   8   Doughty, Drew   9   Duchene, Matt   12   Marleau, Patrick   14   Kunitz, Chris   15   Getzlaf, Ryan   16   Toews, Jonathan   19   Bouwmeester, Jay   20   Tavares, John   22   Benn, Jamie   24   Perry, Corey   26   St-Louis, Martin   27   Pietrangelo, Alex   37   Bergeron, Patrice   44   Vlasic, Marc-Edouard   61   Nash, Rick   76   Subban, P.K.   77   Carter, Jeff   87   Crosby, Sidney	CANADA PENALTIES Per. No.  Min  Offence Off PP PS Start On 2nd 77  2:00  Tripping minor 0:29 1   0:29 1:31 2nd 37  2:00  (auto) Hooking minor 8:42 1   8:42 13:18 2nd 22  2:00  (auto) High-Sticking double minor 15:10 1   15:10 8:50

AUSTRIA Goals AUSTRIA PLAYERS (plus) CANADA PLAYERS (minus) Per. Time    G-As1-As2

CANADA Goals CANADA PLAYERS (plus) AUSTRIA PLAYERS (minus) Per. Time    G-As1-As2     1st 5:24   8-16                         1st 10:12   6-24-15                         2nd 2:39   77-12-87                         2nd 4:09   77-12-27                         2nd 14:33   77-16-12                         2nd 16:48  SH  15

POWER PLAY OPPORTUNITIES AUSTRIA 0 / 3 CANADA 0 / 1 PENALTY SUMMARY AUSTRIA 2 min / 1 inf CANADA 6 min / 3 inf POINT SUMMARY AUSTRIA 0 G + A = 0 Pts CANADA 6 G + 9 A = 15 Pts

SCORING 1 2 3 Total AUSTRIA 0 0 0 0 CANADA 2 4 0 6 GOALTENDER/SAVES (Time) 1 2 3 Tot. On Off AUT - Starkbaum (40:00) (L) 14 10 0 24 /0:00 3rd/0:00 AUT - Lange (20:00) 0 0 15 15 /0:00 3rd/20:00 CAN - Luongo (60:00) (W) 7 10 6 23 /0:00 3rd/20:00 Stars of the Game TIME OF GAME:   -  Start: 12:00 PM   -  End: 12:00 PM   -  Attendance: 0

OFFICIALS Referee: Referee: Linesmen: Linesmen: CERTIFIED CORRECT   This report has been checked and verified against the Official Olympic Winter Games - Men Game Report.

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