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Dec 7, 2014

2015 World Junior Prospects - Winnipeg Jets

The World Junior Hockey Championship is not only a tournament to showcase Canada's best under-20s but some of the top young players from around the world.

Take a look at the Winnipeg Jets prospects that represented their respective nations at the 2015 World Junior Hockey Championship in Montreal and Toronto.

 

Winnipeg Jets WJC Prospects

Eric Comrie
Eric Comrie (G) - Canada

Second Round (59th overall) of 2013 NHL Draft

World Junior Stats

  • W-L-OT
    2-0-0
  • SO
    1
  • GAA
    1.50
  • SV%
    .933

Notes:

Dec. 26: Comrie served as back-up in Canada's opener.

Dec. 27: Comrie stopped all 17 shots Germany threw on net.

Dec. 29: Comrie served as back-up against Finland.

Dec. 31: Comrie stopped 25 of 28 shots in a crucial win over the U.S.

Jan. 2: Comrie once again served as back-up as Canada won its quarter-final.

Jan. 4: Comrie served as back-up in Canada's SF win over Slovakia.

Jan. 5: Comrie served as back-up in Canada's final win over Russia.

*Comrie won a gold medal as a member of Team Canada.

Chase De Leo
Chase De Leo (C) - United States

Fourth Round (99th overall) of 2014 NHL Draft

World Junior Stats

  • GP
    5
  • G
    1
  • A
    0
  • PTS
    1

Notes:

Dec. 26: De Leo scored the shootout winner as the U.S. edged Finland.

Dec. 28: De Leo went 1-for-4 on face-offs and put one shot on net in a win over Germany.

Dec. 29: De Leo was plus-1 in the Americans' win over Slovakia.

Dec. 31: De Leo registered one shot and was minus-1 in a loss to Canada.

Jan. 2: De Leo put two shots on net as Russia eliminated the U.S. from the tournament.

* De Leo's largest contribution to the U.S. squad was his game-winner vs. Finland.

Nikolaj Ehlers
Nikolaj Ehlers (LW) - Denmark

First Round (9th overall) of 2014 NHL Draft

World Junior Stats

  • GP
    5
  • G
    1
  • A
    3
  • PTS
    4

Notes:

Dec. 26: Ehlers scored a power play goal in Denmark's shootout loss to Russia.

Dec. 27: Ehlers registered one shot and was a minus-1 in a loss to Sweden.

Dec. 29: Ehlers posted two assists in Denmark's OT-loss to the Czechs.

Dec. 30: Ehlers notched an assist and scored in the shootout in Denmark's first ever WJC victory.

Jan. 2: Ehlers put for shots on net and was minus-1 as Canada ended Denmark's run.

* Ehlers was named one of Denmark's three best players in its historic 2015 WJC showing.

Jan Kostalek
Jan Kostalek (D) - Czech Republic

Fourth Round (114th overall) of 2013 NHL Draft

World Junior Stats

  • GP
    5
  • G
    1
  • A
    2
  • PTS
    3

Notes:

Dec. 26: Kostalek racked up 34 minutes in penalties including 10- and 20-min. majors against Sweden.

Dec. 27: Kostalek logged one shot and a minus-1 in a loss to Switzerland.

Dec. 29: Kostalek scored a goal and earned Player of the Game honours vs. Denmark.

Dec. 31: Kostalek notched a pair of assists in a tournament-saving win over Russia.

Jan. 2: Kostalek put three shots on net as the Czechs were eliminated by Slovakia.

* Kostalek led the Czechs in PIM and +/-, as well as a share of most points by a defenceman.

Josh Morrissey
Josh Morrissey (D) - Canada

First Round (13th overall) of 2013 NHL Draft

World Junior Stats

  • GP
    7
  • G
    1
  • A
    3
  • Pts
    4

Notes:

Dec. 26: Morrissey was a plus-4 in Canada's 8-0 win over Slovakia.

Dec. 27: Morrissey registered an assist and two shots against Germany.

Dec. 29: Morrissey earned an assist and was plus-2 against Finland.

Dec. 31: Morrissey scored a power play goal in Canada's win over the U.S.

Jan. 2: Morrissey was plus-2 with six shots on goal in the QF vs. Denmark.

Jan. 4: Morrissey was minus-1 with three shots in Canada's SF win over Slovakia.

Jan. 5: Morrissey earned an assist in Canada's gold medal win over Russia.

*Morrissey was named a tournament All-Star by the media vote.

Nic Petan
Nic Petan (C) - Canada

Second Round (42nd overall) of 2013 NHL Draft

World Junior Stats

  • GP
    7
  • G
    4
  • A
    7
  • PTS
    11

Notes:

Dec. 26: Petan scored a goal and two assists against Slovakia.

Dec. 27: Petan's three assists brought his points total up to a tournament-leading 6.

Dec. 29: Petan was held pointless, but went 4-for-7 in the face-off circle.

Dec. 31: Petan kept his points streak alive with an assist against the U.S.

Jan. 2: Petan notched an assist to remain in the top five WJC scorers.

Jan. 4: Petan had a hat trick and was named Canada's best player in a 5-1 SF win over Slovakia. He leads all players in points with 11.

Jan. 5: Petan went 2-for-4 on the draw and was minus-1 in Canada's gold medal win over Russia.

*Petan earned a tie for the tournament points lead with 11 through seven games.