In the elite category of the World Cup, Czech hockey players played four times and none of them has yet been among the awarded players. Peslarová was named the best goalkeeper twice in Division I of Group A of the World Championships and once in the Under-18 World Championships.
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In Beijing, she finished second in the statistics with a success rate of 94.49 percent behind Chinese Jia Zing (95.51) and third with an average of 1.60 goals scored per game behind Jia Zhou (1.31) and American Alex Cavallini ( 1.27).
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Czech goalkeeper Klára Peslarová after the arrival of Czech hockey players from the Olympic Games.Photo: Michaela Říhová, CTK
The most useful player was the Canadian striker Brianne Jenner, who helped to win gold medals with nine goals from seven matches and became the best scorer. In the All Star team, she was joined by other Canadian offensives, Marie-Philip Poulin and Sarah Nurse. Nurse won productivity and set a new record with 18 points for five goals and 13 assists in seven games. She beat her compatriot Hayley Wickenheiser, who scored 17 points in five duels in 2006 for five hits and 12 passes in Turin.
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Czech hockey goalkeeper Klára Peslarová during the Olympic tournament.Photo: Jonathan Ernst, Reuters
In defense, another Canadian, Claire Thompson, and Finnish captain Jenni Hiirikoski received the award, who led her team to defend the bronze. Hiirikoski also joined the All Star team at the last two Olympics in Sochi and Pyongyang.
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