2025 World Juniors standouts and disappointments: USA’s top talent shines, Canada’s falls short again
OTTAWA — The 2025 World Juniors concluded Sunday with USA beating Finland 4-3 in overtime to win their second straight gold medal. I conclude our coverage of this tournament by looking at who stood out on the ice (and who didn’t) over the course of the last 10 days.
Scott Wheeler empties his notebook on the more than 100 drafted and draft-eligible NHL prospects who participated in the 2025 ...
The defending champion United States overcome a 3-1 deficit to beat Finland and win back-to-back world junior hockey gold ...
Just over eight minutes into the extra session against Team Finland, Buium zipped a long pass up ice that found Team USA ...
World Juniors saw three Vancouver Canucks defenders partake in the IIHF tournament. With the prospects ranging from a ...
BC's Stiga, Ryan Leonard, Gabe Perreault, James Hagens, and Aram Minnetian combined for 14 goals and 34 points across seven ...
Fans looking to watch the World Juniors championship game can do so for free by using FuboTV ($30 off first month) or DirecTV ...
Fresh off of an impressive goal-a-game performance at the World Juniors for Team Latvia, Eriks Mateiko's profile has never ...
The defending champion United States beat Switzerland 7-2 in the quarterfinals of the world junior hockey championship. It ...
Calgary Flames prospect speaks to TSN’s Salim Valji about his season in the OHL, his experience at the World Juniors selection camp, and how he’s evolved as a player over the past year.
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