Marie-Philip Poulin

Canadian ice hockey forward and captain of the national team, known as 'Captain Clutch' for scoring Olympic gold medal-winning goals in 2010 and 2014.

Captain Clutch — the most celebrated clutch performer in women's Olympic ice hockey history, scorer of the gold medal-winning goals at both the 2010 and 2014 Olympics, and Canada's greatest women's player of the modern era. Ice hockey combines exceptional skating, physical toughness and split-second decision-making across a demanding professional season. Career highlights included Olympic Gold 2010, 2014, 2022, Gold Medal Goals 2010 and 2014, IIHF World Championship multiple times. What distinguished Marie-Philip was consistency of performance at the highest level — competing with and against the very best while maintaining standards across an extended career in ice hockey. Marie-Philip's career stands as a testament to the dedication that sustained excellence in ice hockey demands across many years of competition. The standard Marie-Philip Poulin set across his career in ice hockey reflects the level of preparation and competitive focus that consistently separates elite performers from the rest of the field.

Poulin is known for her exceptional hockey IQ, clutch scoring ability, and leadership qualities on the ice. She possesses excellent vision and passing skills, often setting up teammates while also being a consistent goal-scoring threat. Her ability to elevate her performance in crucial moments and big games has become her trademark throughout her career.

Poulin has been instrumental in raising the profile of women's hockey globally and inspiring a new generation of female players. Her consistent excellence and leadership have helped establish Canada as the premier women's hockey nation.

• Olympic Gold 2010, 2014, 2022
• Gold Medal Goals 2010 and 2014
• IIHF World Championship multiple times
• PWHPA leader