Canada Wins Gold With Triumph Over Sweden
Alex Kirshner | Juniors
Monday January 5, 2009
The drive for five is complete with Canada’s 5-1 win over Sweden.
The drive for five is complete with Canada’s 5-1 win over Sweden.
John Tavares probably has a lot on his mind already, being as his team is about to face Sweden in maybe the biggest game of his life later on tonight. Just hours before puck-drop, word is coming in from Sportsnet that Tavares will be leaving his junior home for four seasons, and will be on his way to London, Ontario.
TSN, however, is less certain.
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Four games were played in Ontario, and unlike the day before, there some very entertaining matches at the IIHF World Junior Championship.
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A roundup of the day’s events at the IIHF World Junior Championship. Check inside for coverage of the four games played on the tournament’s first day of competition.
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Colborne making a good impression in Denver, Notre Dame out to avenge last season’s bitter end, and college hockey takes a break.
The WJC are looming, and rosters are coming out.
Canada opens its WJC selection camp, while a new arena opens up in Ontario, and Canada has a new number one team.
Tavares cranks it up, one goalie looks like a brick wall, and some new teams join the Mosaik Mastercard Top 10.
A young star named captain in Kingston, Hockey Canada makes an announcement, and some tough love in the “Q”.
One elite team is denied a potentially huge boost, a trade in the WHL, and the Mosaik Mastercard Rankings for Week 11.
A legend’s number retired in Oshawa, the Canada-Russia Challenge is over, and a young goalie opens eyes in the QMJHL.
A local player stands out, and the incumbent number one team refuses to relinquish its ranking.
One player is flying under the radar to the top of the OHL, while a great international event goes on in Canada, and a debate rages on about who will be the second player drafted out of the WHL.
A few teams on a roll, and Alex Goligoski’s college squad is getting by just fine without him.
An abysmal team shakes things up by bringing in a well respected former NHL star, while a team finally loses a game in regulation, and crews are working hard to prepare for the Memorial Cup.
The Ohio State Buckeyes take down the Robert Morris Colonials 4-0 in a dominating performance at Mellon Arena.
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Washington Capitals winger Alexander Semin has some harsh words for Sidney Crosby.
New Mosaik Mastercard rankings are out, and a phenomenal offensive defenseman leads the OHL in scoring.
Born and raised just minutes outside of Pittsburgh, goaltender Robby Behling is making a name for himself with the Hamilton Red Wings in the OJHL.
A few players with Pittsburgh connections look great, while a surprising player leads the OHL in scoring.
The nation has a new number one team, while two relatively unexpected combatants are ahead of the pack in Hockey East, and a local school is off to a fair start.
One Penguins prospect hits a major career milestone, while another has been overshadowed by his teammate, and the QMJHL equivalent of the Tampa Bay Rays is still undefeated.
New CHL rankings are released, while one player is shining brightly on an awful team, and the 2010 Memorial Cup is awarded to a WHL club.
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