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Sarah Nurse is activated from injured reserve and returns to the Vancouver Goldeneyes 19 days before the Milan Olympics.
Nurse previously left the lineup due to an upper-body injury and hadn’t played since Nov. 21.
Canada relies on Nurse’s experience as it heads into Milan with a strong, veteran roster.
The Goldeneyes have three more regular-season games before the Olympic break on Jan. 29.
Canada’s Olympic schedule begins Feb. 5 against Finland, with the gold medal game on Feb. 19.
Coach Gina Kingsbury expresses confidence in Nurse’s readiness for Milan.
Nurse has previously overcome injuries and achieved Olympic success, setting records at Beijing 2022.
Nurse joined the Goldeneyes as a foundational player during expansion.
The story is part of The Athletic’s coverage by Hailey Salvian on women’s hockey.

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Daryl Watts scored the overtime winner at 2:16 to lift the Sceptres over the Goldeneyes.
Savannah Harmon added a second-period power-play goal for Toronto.
Sarah Nurse tied the game for Vancouver late in the second period.
Raygan Kirk stopped 23 shots for the Sceptres to earn the win.
Emerance Maschmeyer made 42 saves in a losing effort for Vancouver.
The game featured several former Sceptres in Vancouver’s lineup.
Nurse returned from an eight-week injury absence to help Vancouver.
Toronto snapped a four-game losing streak with the overtime win.
Both teams had chances as the game stayed close until OT.
The final score was 2-1 in favor of Toronto after overtime.

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Michela Cava was traded from Vancouver to Ottawa in a six-player deal, the largest trade in the league this season.
Ottawa acquired forwards Michela Cava and Brooke McQuigge and defenseman Emma Greco from Vancouver.
Vancouver received forward Mannon McMahon, forward Anna Meixner, and Anna Shokhina in the deal.
Cava is viewed as a proven winner who can slot into Ottawa’s top line with captain Brianne Jenner.
The trade comes as both teams sit outside the playoff picture near the season’s midway point.
Cava could fit on Ottawa’s top line beside captain Brianne Jenner, enhancing offense.
Vancouver received two forwards known for speed and forechecking, Mannon McMahon and Anna Meixner, plus Shokhina.
Vancouver GM Cara Gardney Morey said the move strengthens their group on and off the ice.
The trade reshapes teams as they approach the halfway point of the season, signaling Ottawa’s upgrade in depth and scoring.

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