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Four Saskatchewan-born players invited to Hockey Canada Junior Team summer showcase
- Four players from Saskatchewan have been invited by Hockey Canada to the World Junior Summer Showcase, including Tarin Smith, Berkly Catton, Roger McQueen, and Cole Reschny.
- The showcase will take place from July 27 to August 2 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, as a step towards the 2026 World Junior Hockey Championship team.
- Players will engage in practices, scrimmages, and exhibition games against Finland, Sweden, and the United States during the event.
- General Manager Alan Millar expressed excitement about the opportunity for players to compete at the highest level.
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Two Peace region players to represent Canada at World Junior Hockey Showcase – Energeticcity.ca
Fort St. John’s Evan Gardner was named to Team Canada’s roster for the World Junior Summer Showcase. (Saskatoon Blades, Facebook) CALGARY, AB. — The roster to represent team Canada at this week’s World Junior Summer Showcase was named this weekend and includes a pair of players from the Peace region. According to a press release from Hockey Canada on Sunday, July 27th, both Fort St. John-native goaltender Evan Gardner and Chetwynd-based forward …
What Rangers want to see from EJ Emery, Malcolm Spence at 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase
USA Hockey Though much of hockey’s day-to-day business has slowed considerably by this point of the summer, there’s still a very important event that the New York Rangers and other teams will keep an eye on this week in Minneapolis. The 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase features many top prospects from the United States, Canada, Sweden and Finland. Each of the four countries is getting an early look at roster and lineup options for the 2026 Worl…
Flyers prospects shine in World Junior Summer Showcase openers
The 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase got underway yesterday afternoon in Minneapolis, marking the beginning of the information gathering and evaluation process for the national team roster makers, ahead of this winter’s highly anticipated World Junior Championship. It’s a full week of action ahead, where many of the top players under age 20 will aim to begin to make the strongest of cases for their places on those future World Junior teams, and…
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