Ice hockey-Canada captain Poulin to undergo knee surgery for torn ACL and meniscus (opens original article in a new tab)

Canada's top women's ice hockey player, Marie-Philip Poulin, will have surgery for a torn ACL and meniscus, following injuries sustained at the Olympics and later in the season.

• Canada captain Marie-Philip Poulin will undergo surgery for torn ACL and meniscus
• Poulin injured her knee at Milano Cortina Olympics and aggravated it in March
• Surgery scheduled for late July, with Victoire providing updates