Janes All-In

Hockey Canada announced Thursday the 25 players who will represent Canada at the upcoming 2021 IIHF Women’s World Championship from Aug. 20-31 at WinSport Arena at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary.

Despite being just 18-years-old, Team Canada defenceman Jamie Drysdale came into the 2021 World Junior Championship in Edmonton with a veteran poise. While this year's tournament ended with a silver medal instead of gold for Canada, Drysdale took a notable step forward with his play.

For the second year in a row, forward Quinton Byfield is the youngest player on Team Canada at the World Junior Championship. Now 18 and fresh off being drafted second overall by the Los Angeles Kings in October’s NHL Draft, the expectations to perform are much higher for the Newmarket, Ont., native.

The Medicine Hat Tigers phenom has not hit the scoresheet in two pre-tournament games, but is looking more and more dangerous ahead of the World Juniors. In Thursday's exhibition opener against Switzerland, McKenna started as the 13th forward and admitted to dealing with nerves as he adjusted to a new role. On Saturday, he started on a regular line with Catton and Ottawa 67s forward Luca Pinelli.

Canada's top line at the World Juniors continues to show it's lethal nature during the pre-tournament action generating a lot of chemistry and goals early, however they believe there's another level to the line. Speaking to media following the game Calum Ritchie and Easton Cowan discuss the next levels they feel they can get to.

Porter Martone discusses the injury that he has been dealing with, if he thinks that he will be good to go for the start of the tournament and how he is feeling about the new line combos in practice. Mark Masters has more.

At the end of practice Sunday Team Canada held a friendly curling competition with the Red Team coming out on top. Carter George, son of Canadian curler Tara George, spoke about his background in curling and what advice he got from his Mom.

Members of Team Canada spoke to the media on Sunday about Jack Ivankovic fighting in the OHL and if the other goalies on the team have fought or will fight if the opportunity ever presents itself.

Carter George spoke to the media on Sunday about his positive experiences from working with a mental coach, how he stays calm in the net during the game by singing whatever song is currently stuck in his head and his teammates spoke on how composed he is in the net and the confidence it gives them on the ice.

Members of Team Canada spoke to the media today about who they believe has the best shootout moves on the team and how difficult it can be for the goalies to stop such talented players in a 1-on-1 battle.

TSN is celebrating 35 years of the World Junior Hockey Championship being aired on the network by counting down the 35 best moments from the tournament. Coming in at No. 4 is Connor Bedard's evasive overtime-winner that lifted Canada past Slovakia in the 2023 quarter-finals.

Calum Ritchie scored the go-ahead goal with less than four minutes remaining and Easton Cowan added the insurance marker two minutes later as Canada rallied back with three goals in the third period to down Sweden in WJC pre-tournament action.

Calum Ritchie's goal at 16:24 of the third period snapped a 2-2 deadlock and lifted Canada to a 4-2 victory over Sweden in a pre-World Junior Championship exhibition game on Saturday night at TD Place.

Calum Ritchie scored the go-ahead goal in the third period as Canada mounted a comeback in the final frame to beat Sweden in pre-tournament action. He joins TSN's Mark Masters to discuss what he liked from the team in the third period, and shares his thoughts on how his line is coming together.

Carson Bjarnason came in the third period to finish the game for Jack Ivankovic and made six saves as Canada came back to beat Sweden 4-2. He joins TSN's Mark Masters to share what his mindset was heading into the third, and what it's like coming in for relief.

Canada found themselves down two goals against Sweden after two periods, but they came out and scored three goals in the third period to win 4-2. Head coach Dave Cameron joins TSN's Mark Masters to discuss the game, and what he liked from the team.

Bob McKenzie joins James Duthie to take a closer look at how the Canadians responded against Sweden in the third period, and discuss Gavin McKenna's performance, who he says was the 'most dangerous forward for Team Canada' in the first two periods.

Calum Ritchie wins the faceoff and Easton Cowan works to the middle and rips a shot to add to Canada's lead against Sweden.

Calum Ritchie drills the one-timer from the blue line and he beats Sweden's goalie to give Canada the 3-2 lead.