Timeline Marie-Philip Poulin

Canadian ice hockey captain nicknamed Captain Clutch for scoring in one Olympic gold-medal game after another. She also led Montreal to the Walter Cup in the professional women's league.

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1991 Marie-Philip Poulin born in Quebec City Marie-Philip Poulin is born in Quebec City and grows up in Beauceville.
2007 Marie-Philip Poulin turns pro at 16 Poulin joins the Montreal Stars of the CWHL and scores 22 goals in 16 games.
2009 Marie-Philip Poulin wins the first Clarkson Cup Poulin helps the Montreal Stars win the first Clarkson Cup.
2010 Marie-Philip Poulin scores both goals in the Olympic final At 18, Poulin scores both goals as Canada beat the US 2–0 in Vancouver.
2010 Marie-Philip Poulin joins Boston University Poulin starts at Boston University and is Hockey East Rookie of the Year.
2012 Marie-Philip Poulin wins her first world title Canada beat the US for the world championship in Burlington, Vermont.
2014 Marie-Philip Poulin scores the overtime winner in Sochi Poulin ties the final with under a minute left and wins it in overtime.
2016 Marie-Philip Poulin named CWHL MVP Poulin wins the first Jayna Hefford Trophy with Les Canadiennes de Montreal.
2017 Marie-Philip Poulin captains Montreal to the Clarkson Cup Poulin scores twice in the final against Calgary.
2018 Marie-Philip Poulin wins Olympic silver as captain Canada lose the Pyeongchang final to the US in a shootout.
2021 Marie-Philip Poulin scores the golden goal in Calgary Poulin's overtime goal wins the world title against the US.
2022 Marie-Philip Poulin scores in a fourth Olympic final Poulin scores twice in Beijing, the only hockey player to score in four gold-medal games.
2023 Marie-Philip Poulin signs with PWHL Montreal Poulin becomes captain of the Montreal team in the new league, later named the Victoire.
2024 Marie-Philip Poulin wins another world title Poulin scores twice in the final in Utica, an overtime win over the US.
2024 Marie-Philip Poulin marries Laura Stacey Poulin marries her Team Canada teammate Laura Stacey.
2025 Marie-Philip Poulin named IIHF Player of the Year Poulin is named the best female player in the world.
2025 Marie-Philip Poulin named PWHL MVP Poulin leads the league with 19 goals and wins the MVP award.
2026 Marie-Philip Poulin sets the Olympic goals record Back from injury, Poulin scores both goals in the semifinal against Switzerland for a record 20th Olympic goal.
2026 Marie-Philip Poulin wins Olympic silver in Milan Canada lose the final in overtime. Poulin, at a record fifth Olympics, is named Best Forward.
2026 Marie-Philip Poulin wins the Walter Cup Montreal beat Ottawa for their first PWHL title and Poulin is playoff MVP.