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Team Canada left the World Junior Summer Showcase with a sour taste in its mouth following a 7-2 loss to the United States on Saturday at the WFCU Centre. Mark Masters has more on a "frustrating" few games.
Jack Ivankovic is poised to become only the second goalie to play in three World Juniors for Team Canada. Mark Masters has more on how he's using his past experience to shape his development and lift up his Summer Showcase teammates.
Hockey Canada’s staff is looking to the Canucks and Flames prospects to help set the tone as the country aims to get back to the top of the podium for the first time since 2023, Mark Masters writes.
Dima Zhilkin scored twice and added an assist, while Cole Reschny picked up three assists as Canada bounced back off of their loss to Sweden with a victory over Finland.
Linus Funck scored his second goal of the game 5:51 into the third period to tie the game and Sweden added three more goals to beat the United States 5-2 on Thursday. Torkel Jennersjo also had two goals for Sweden, and Leo Sundqvist had a goal and two assists.
The International Ice Hockey Federation said Thursday that Russia will not be allowed to participate in four tournaments next year after a review by the organization’s council.
The 17-year-old Saginaw Spirit captain isn’t the biggest player on the ice, but that doesn’t stop the winger from engaging physically, Mark Masters writes.
Vilho Vanhatalo, Ilari Kapanen and Eetu Orpana all found the back of the net, Patrik Kerkola made 34 saves, and Finland held on to beat the United States at the World Junior Summer Showcase.
Canada will play its first game at the World Junior Summer Showcase on Wednesday night as they take on Sweden at the WFCU Centre in Windsor, Ont.
It may be a mid-summer exhibition event, but Team Canada is determined to rack up wins at the World Junior Summer Showcase, Mark Masters writes.
Former Anaheim Ducks captain stepping behind the bench an assistant with Team Canada for the 2027 World Juniors in Edmonton and Red Deer.
Sweden defeated Czechia 4-2 in the World Junior Championship final on Monday night to secure their third gold medal in tournament history and first since 2012.
Sweden is 20 minutes away from capturing their first gold medal at the World Junior Championship since 2012.
Sweden holds a 1-0 lead over Czechia after the opening period of the gold medal game at the World Junior Championship from the Grand Casino Arena from Saint Paul, Minnesota.
For the first time since 2012, one of Canada, the United States or Finland will not be taking home the gold medal at the World Junior Championships. Instead, one of Sweden or Czechia will be the next champion as both teams look to break lengthy gold medal droughts.





