For the second year in a row, forward Marie-Philip Poulin was named the Professional Women's Hockey League (LPHF) inaugural Star of the Week.
The captain of the Montreal team has scored three goals in two games in the last seven days. She also scored 10 times and won 57.8% of her faceoffs.
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Poulin is at the top of the LPHF scoring rankings with six wins since the start of the season. With seven points in six games, they are also in second place (tied on points).
The famous player is not the only Quebecer in the spotlight this week, as the New York team's forward Jade Downie-Landry received the second star. The latter scored a hat trick in his team's 4-1 win against the Boston club last Saturday.
Last week's third star went to Alina Müller (Boston), who was involved in four of her teammates' successes in two games.