NHL rookie of the year finalist Jeff Skinner scored twice for Canada and the Olympic champions routed France 9-1 Sunday to advance to the second round of the ice hockey world championship. Canada beat Belarus 4-1 Friday and is 2-0 going into its last Group B game, against Switzerland on Tuesday. "We look like we got a team with hunger to score goals," Canada coach Ken Hitchcock said. "We got better as the game went on." Marc-Andre Gragnani opened the scoring 1:02 into the game on a rebound during a power play. Jason Spezza doubled the lead at 6:35 and Skinner, who plays for the Carolina Hurricanes, finished the first period barrage with a goal at the 12:02 mark. Pierre Edouard Bellemare scored for France midway through the second period on a power play, but Chris Stewart and Alex Pietrangelo replied within 43 seconds to give Canada a 5-1 lead. Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/olyhockey/news/story?id=6461095
