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CANADA BLACK 5, CANADA RED 4 (OT)

After Zach Benson scored with 0.4 seconds left to send the game to overtime, Calum Ritchie netted the game-winner to help Canada Black to a wild extra-time win over Canada Red.

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CAN White 6, Women's Team 1

Mathieu Cataford and Andrew Cristall had two points each to help White to a win in the third-place game in Ottawa.

Hockey at home

Competing in the Capital City Challenge has a special meaning for Ottawa-born Canada Black defenceman Oliver Bonk.

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Meet Canada's under-17s

Get to know a little more about some of the players from Red, White and Black competing in Ottawa.

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Gaining their stripes

Caden Price, Cameron Allen and Kaden Hammell donned black and white to give back to the game as officials.

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By the numbers: U17s in Ottawa

They’re ready for their POE debuts, so let’s take a look at the 66 Canadians heading to the Capital City Challenge.

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U17 roster named for Ottawa

Sixty-six players – from 10 Members and 44 CHL teams – will wear the Maple Leaf at the Capital City Challenge.

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Capital City Challenge coming

The nation’s capital will play host to Canada’s National Women’s Team and three men’s U17 teams, starting Nov. 26.

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CAN-B 4 – NWT 3 OT (Semifinal)

Benson scored 11 seconds into OT to send Canada Black to the final.

CAN-R 6 – CAN-W 2 (Semifinal)

Yager had a goal and an assist as Red booked its place in the final.

CAN-B 10 – CAN-W 5 (Preliminary)

Benson and Ritchie combined for 12 points to lead Black past White.

CAN-B 4 – NWT 1 (Preliminary)

Nick Lardis had two points as Canada Black beat the Women’s Team.

CAN-R 4 – CAN-W 2 (Preliminary)

Wood had three points to lead Red to a win over White in Ottawa.

CAN-R 7 – NWT 0 (Preliminary)

Wood had three points as Red shut out the women’s team for its first win.

CAN-B 7 – CAN-R 2 (Preliminary)

Collard and Ritchie had two points each to help Black to a win.

CAN-W 7 – NWT 3 (Preliminary)

Cataford and Gauthier had three points each to help White to a win.

2021 Capital City Challenge

The nation’s capital will serve as the backdrop for the Capital City Challenge, a four-team tournament featuring Canada’s National Women’s Team and three national men’s under-17 teams at TD Place Arena, home of the Ottawa 67’s of the Ontario Hockey League.

The Capital City Challenge will serve as a one-time event to replace the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, which was cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, while providing an opportunity for Canada’s National Women’s Team to compete as part of its centralization schedule.