TSN's Top 5 World Junior players born in Montreal

Undefeated over two tournaments, Denis is tied for the third most wins in history and put a stamp on his World Junior career with a 2-0 shutout – first and only – of the U.S. in the 1997 gold medal game.

As a member of two straight gold medal squads, Letang grew into a true leader as the captain in 2007 and led the team with six assists and points in five of six games.

As a sturdy defenceman, Brisebois still manage to help out at both ends of the ice. His four points (2 G, 2 A) in 1990 was tied for the team lead among D-men and his seven points (1 G, 6 A) in 1991 was the best of Canada’s blueliners.

In one golden tournament Daze scored a hat trick against Russia and six goals in seven games, giving him the third-most goals by a Canadian in a single tournament (8).

Fiset is not only tied for the most games by a Canadian goalie at the World Juniors (13), but he is also tied for the most wins by a Canadian goalie at the World Juniors (8).