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WJC Gold Medal Game

Stiga scores OT golden goal as U.S. beats Finland to repeat as World Junior winners

Teddy Stiga scored on a breakaway at 8:04 of 3-on-3 overtime to give the United States a 4-3 victory over Finland on Sunday night in the world junior hockey championship game.

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U.S. repeats as World Junior champs

Stiga scores the golden goal as Team USA wins back-to-back WJC gold medals

Teddy Stiga scored the golden goal and Team USA made history winning back-to-back gold medals at the World Junior Hockey Championship for the first time as a country. TSN's World Junior panel joins SportsCentre to break down the game, Stiga's overtime goal which was his first of the tournament, and debate who is the world power in hockey.

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Must See: Stiga scores the golden goal to give Team USA gold in overtime

Zeev Buium feeds Teddy Stiga with the perfect pass and Stiga buries the game-winner in overtime to send Team USA into hysterics, with the heartbroken Finns forced to watch.

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Must See: Team USA hoists second straight World Junior Hockey Championship trophy

Watch as the players and coaching staff for Team USA collect their gold medals before hoisting the trophy at the World Junior Hockey Championship.

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Teddy Stiga credits 'really good play' by Zeev Buium on his golden goal

Teddy Stiga's first goal of the World Junior Hockey Championship couldn't come at a better time for Team USA as he scored the golden goal in overtime to beat Finland. He joins TSN's Kenzie Lalonde to discuss the goal, and what it means to win back-to-back gold medals.

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'It's a long time coming': Carle proud to lead USA to consecutive titles for first time at WJC

Team USA head coach David Carle boasted about his team's depth and the history his team made by winning back-to-back World Junior titles for the first time in USA Hockey's history.

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Leonard at a loss for words following Team USA's second consecutive WJC win

Ryan Leonard spoke to TSN's Kenzie Lalonde following Team USA's victory over Finland in the gold medal game to talk about what it means to win back-to-back tournaments.

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Must See: Czechia wins bronze at World Juniors with marathon shootout victory

Watch the entire penalty shootout, which required 14 rounds, as Czechia defeated Sweden to claim the bronze at the World Junior Hockey Championship after the longest shootout in IIHF tournament history.

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WJC Bronze Medal Game

Czechia defeats Sweden in shootout to win bronze at World Juniors

Eduard Sale scored a pair of goals in the shootout, including the winner, as Czechia defeated Sweden 3-2 (3-2) in a 14-round shootout to claim bronze at the World Juniors on Sunday.

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Canada searches for answers

What has to change to get Canada back on track at World Juniors?

Hockey Canada held a news conference on Saturday and addressed what has to change to get the country back on track at the World Juniors. With Peter Anholt's two-year term as management group lead completed, they will drill down on who should be constructing the roster for the 2026 event and whether it should be a full-time position.

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Button's breakdown: Where did Team Canada go wrong?

Before the tournament, Craig Button predicted Canada would win gold at the World Juniors in Ottawa. So, what went wrong? TSN's director of scouting identified issues with coaching and roster construction while offering up his big-picture takeaways from the fifth-place finish.

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Hockey Canada CEO Henderson 'disappointed' by early world junior exit

Katherine Henderson shares in the disappointment. Hockey Canada's president and CEO adds the national sport organization will do what's necessary to avoid a repeat.

'We have no excuse': Hockey Canada apologizes for World Junior result

Hockey Canada's Scott Salmond formally apologized for Team Canada's performance at the World Juniors on Saturday. "We have no excuse," he said. "I understand anger. I understand disappointment, and I share it." Hockey Canada president and CEO Katherine Henderson offered Salmond a vote of confidence.

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'It's a different animal nowadays': Scheifele on pressure players face at WJC

Mark Scheifele reflected on his time at the World Juniors, how the pressure and expectations you face playing for Canada at such a young age is key for preparing you for the NHL and how the spotlight the kids are under now with social media being such a big part of their life is very difficult on them.

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McKenna will lead motivated group into 2026 World Juniors

From 13th forward to a key piece on the second line, Gavin McKenna had quite the ride at this year's World Juniors, but if there's one thing he proved in Ottawa, it's that his combination of skill, smarts and competitiveness will be a valuable starting point for next year's team.

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Canada 'building excuses for a completely unacceptable result' at World Juniors

TSN's Carlo Colaiacovo joins Lindsay Hamilton to discuss Canada's World Juniors loss to Czechia, falling short of expectations, the lack of adjustments made, and the need for more accountability.

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'It's an opportunity for growth': Tavares on criticism Cowan has faced after early WJC exit

John Tavares spoke to the media on Saturday about the criticism that Easton Cowan has received after Team Canada's early exit at the World Juniors, how he believes that this is a great opportunity for growth both on and off the ice for the Leafs' young prospect and that he has no doubt he is going to have a very successful career.

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'We have no excuse': Hockey Canada apologizes for World Junior result

Hockey Canada's Scott Salmond formally apologized for Team Canada's performance at the World Juniors on Saturday. "We have no excuse," he said. "I understand anger. I understand disappointment, and I share it." Hockey Canada president and CEO Katherine Henderson offered Salmond a vote of confidence.

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Team Canada still searching for answers following QF exit at World Juniors

Team Canada’s leadership addressed the media following their disappointing quarter-final exit from the World Juniors, marking the second consecutive year they’ve been eliminated by Czechia at this stage. Hockey Canada’s management team fielded questions about the issues that hampered the squad throughout the tournament, including their inability to convert on offense despite an abundance of talent. TSN’s Mark Masters has more.

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Who's to blame for Canada's latest quarterfinal loss?

Following Team Canada's shocking elimination from the World Juniors at the quarter-final stage once again, the attention quickly turned to blame and finding out who is most responsible for a disappointing showing on home soil. Members of Hockey Canada's staff and management group spoke about the lessons learned, the talent level on the roster and where the program goes from here.

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MJ on Cowan criticism: ‘The fact that he’s a Maple Leafs prospect made it exponentially worse’

Bryan Hayes and Jonas Siegel are joined by TSN Hockey analyst Mike Johnson to discuss the amount of negative heat Maple Leafs prospect Easton Cowan has taken after quarterfinal loss to Czechia and would it be the same if he was part of a different organization.

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Cameron has no regrets despite Canada's fifth-place finish

Team Canada head coach Dave Cameron has been questioned a lot for his lineups and coaching tactics during the World Juniors but he leaves the tournament with zero regrets. Hockey Canada senior vice-president, high performance and hockey operations Scott Salmond felt he helped bring an identity to the team and put his players in a position to succeed.

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McKenna will lead motivated group into 2026 World Juniors

From 13th forward to a key piece on the second line, Gavin McKenna had quite the ride at this year's World Juniors, but if there's one thing he proved in Ottawa, it's that his combination of skill, smarts and competitiveness will be a valuable starting point for next year's team.

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Canada in WJC Quarters

'It sucks': Canada crashes out of world juniors for second straight year

Canada was buzzing. The ice was tilted. A dramatic comeback victory felt inevitable. A team previously unable to click offensively appeared to have finally unlocked some cohesion. Then the group's other issue — penalties — bubbled to the surface one final time at the world junior hockey championship.

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Canada's loss to Czechia 'symbolic' of the issues that plagued their entire tournament

Canada believed if they could limit their game to four penalties or less, they'd have a chance against any team, and it was the fifth penalty that cost them against Czechia. TSN Hockey analyst Mike Johnson joins Gord Miller to break down the crushing loss.

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Draft-eligible Hagens is a 'baby face' assassin at WJC

Team USA forward James Hagens shares where he feels his line is at heading into the medal rounds and what he loves about playing in the big games, while his linemates joke about Hagens' baby face.

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