Canada won gold at the under-18 women's hockey championship on Saturday with a 3-0 victory over the United States. Alexis Crossley of Cole Harbour, N.S., Sarah Lefort of Ormstown, Que., and Cydney Roesler of Stittsville, Ont., scored and Emerance Maschmeyer of Bruderheim, Alta., made 28 saves for the shutout. Full Story.(Photo: TSN)
Bronze Finish
Quinton Howden scored two goals and Mark Visentin earned the shutout as Canada defeated Finland 4-0 to win the bronze medal at the World Junior Hockey Championship. Barrie Colts teammates Tanner Pearson and Mark Scheifele also scored for Canada, who have won a medal at the tournament for 14 straight years. Full Story.
Ready to Play
On a number of occasions, Team Canada really demonstrated some serious character in this tournament, especially in the third period against Russia in the semi-final game when they fell just short in their comeback bid. But they came into the bronze medal game and were ready to play and I think the fans sensed that, too. TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie has more. Full Story.
Bob McKenzie
Team Canada demonstrated some serious character in the World Junior tournament, including the third period against Russia and the bronze medal game, when they were ready to play. I think the fans sensed that, too. More...
Paul Romanuk
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