2015-16 National Junior Team

2016 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship | 2015-16 National Junior Team

Design-a-Mask winners Jessica Tran and Aiden Scott Rose met the goalies who will wear their creations at World Juniors.
Mitch Marner scored twice, and Lawson Crouse added a goal and an assist, but Canada saw its 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship come to an e...
There will be gold-medal experience wearing letters at the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship; Brayden Point will wear the ‘C’, joined by a...
Canada has set its roster for the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship; the 23-player Canadian contingent includes four returning players who...
As the lone draft-eligible player on Canada’s roster at the IIHF World Junior Championship, Julien Gauthier knows he has plenty of eyes on h...
Finland has played host to the World Juniors on six previous occasions. For Team Canada, the Nordic country has provided the backdrop for bo...
For the second consecutive year, 79 Canadians – led by first-overall pick Connor McDavid – heard their names called at the NHL Entry Draft, ...
The Windsor Spitfires don’t have any players on the Team Canada roster, but a coach, doctor, and therapist mean the OHL team is well-represe...
Let the countdown begin to the IIHF World Junior Championship. Hockey Canada has invited 30 players, including three returning gold medallis...
One year ago Brayden Point played a supporting role to names like Lazar, McDavid and Domi. At the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship, Canad...
How many players have worn the C for Canada before? Who’s representing his country for the first time? And how many gold medals have the pla...
Among the final four cuts one year ago, Rourke Chartier and Haydn Fleury turned disappointment into motivation to make good on a second chan...
Mitchell Stephens scored his first and Mitchell Marner his second, but Canada’s National Junior Team allowed three power play goals and fell 5-2 to Sweden to wrap up its preliminary round of the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship.
Brayden Point and Mathew Barzal scored in the shootout after Dylan Strome and Hicketts had erased a 2-0 first-period deficit in regulation time, helping Canada past Switzerland in extra time at the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship.
Brayden Point, Mathew Barzal and Mitchell Marner each had multipoint games - and 13 skaters in all got on the score sheet- as Canada's National Junior Team defeated Denmark 6-1 Monday at the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship.
Mathew Barzal opened the scoring, Dylan Strome tied the game in the third period, and Mason McDonald made 21 saves, but Canada dropped its opening game at the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship to the United States.
Canada’s National Junior Team took a four-goal lead after 40 minutes, but needed a goal from Mitchell Marner with less than four minutes to go in the third period to beat Sweden in its final tune-up game for the world juniors.
Rourke Chartier scored the lone goal in the second period and Mackenzie Blackwood stopped everything to record the shutout as blanked the Czech Republic to remain perfect in world juniors pre-tournament action.
Canada’s National Junior Team got seven goals from seven different players, including five in the first period, to beat Belarus in Imatra, Finland, in the first of its three pre-tournament games ahead of the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship.
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2016-17 NJT: CAN 8 – CZE 0 (Exhibition)
Barzal had three points to pace the Canadians to a camp-ending win.
2016-17 NJT: CAN 3 – USP 0 (Exhibition)
Hart and Ingram helped Canada’s junior hopefuls blank U Sports.
2016-17 NJT: CAN 5 – USP 3 (Exhibition)
Sam Steel scored twice to lead Canada to a camp-opening victory.
2016 WJC: FIN 6 – CAN 5 (Quarter-final)
Marner scored twice, and Crouse added a goal and a helper, but Canada’s WJC ended in the quarter-finals.
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