Posts About "Team Canada"
2020 WJC: Takeaways from Canada Vs. Russia
December 28th, 2019 After an encouraging 6-4 win against the United States, Canada was looking for a 2-0 record against another rival in Team Russia. Both teams had different story lines coming into their matchup. Russia was looking to bounce back after an upset against the Czech Republic, while Canada wanted to continue their success after a win against...
WJC: Takeaways from Canada Vs. United States
December 26th, 2019 Team Canada had their skill on full display for the world to witness in their 6-4 victory over the United States on Thursday. It wasn't a perfect performance, but it got the job done thanks to phenomenal play from their stars. The classic rivalry between Team Canada and Team USA lived up to expectations with a back and forth...
Keys to Team Canada's Success at 2020 WJC
December 24th, 2019 With the roster set and the start of the World Junior Championship around the corner, Team Canada is primed and ready for the chance to get back on track to be a major force at the tournament. On paper, this team looks to be dominant with the amount of talent and depth on the roster. While teams like Finland, Russia, Sweden and...
2020 WJC Team Canada Final Roster
December 22nd, 2019 Early Saturday morning Hockey Canada made its final cut, cementing the final 23-man roster for the World Junior Hockey Championship. Benoit- Oliver Groulx of the Halifax Mooseheads was the odd-man-out as Canada begins its journey to a gold medal. https://twitter.com/markhmasters/status/1208339603004051457 After a disappointing...
What if Canada Could Have Two WJC Teams?
December 22nd, 2019 The Team Canada official roster has been set and as always, it's hard not to look at the roster and think of a certain player who deserves to be there. Every year, the Canadians have the luxury of choosing their team from a vast list of high-end prospects. There are so many to choose from, that there are always prospects that many fans...
Canada's Byfield and Drysdale Ready to Make an Impact
December 16th, 2019 When teams select their roster for the World Junior Hockey Championships, they try to name as many returnees as possible, because of their experience and maturity. Teams tend not to bring on under-age players unless they’re capable of holding their own. However, Hockey Canada had different plans when making their final roster...
