Take a look at the Edmonton Oilers prospects that represented their respective nations at the 2015 World Junior Hockey Championship in Montreal and Toronto.
Dec 7, 2014
Take a look at the Edmonton Oilers prospects that represented their respective nations at the 2015 World Junior Hockey Championship in Montreal and Toronto.
Fourth Round (91st overall) of 2014 NHL Draft
Dec. 26: Lagesson got a late-game roughing penalty against the Czechs.
Dec. 27: Lagesson earned an assist on Sweden's game-winning goal in the first period.
Dec. 29: Lagesson drew a hooking penalty and put one shot on goal against Russia.
Dec. 31: Lagesson drew a holding penalty and registered four shots against Switzerland.
Jan. 2: Lagesson went minus-1 with a roughing penalty in Sweden's QF win over Finland.
Jan. 4: Lagesson logged two shots on goal and went minus-1 in Sweden's SF loss to Russia.
Jan. 5: Lagesson had one shot on net and was plus-1 in Sweden's bronze medal loss.
*Lagesson finished the tournament plus-1 and was of three Swedish defence to finish as a positive.
First Round (7th overall) of 2013 NHL Draft
Dec. 26: Nurse was a plus-1 in Canada's 8-0 victory over Slovakia.
Dec. 27: Nurse threw three shots on net in Canada's 4-0 win over Germany.
Dec. 29: Nurse drew an interference penalty and put one shot on net against Finland.
Dec. 31: Nurse logged 2 PIM and four shots on goal, while logging heavy minutes against the U.S.
Jan. 2: Nurse was a plus-2 with a high-sticking penalty in the QF against Denmark.
Jan. 4: Nurse logged one assist and was plus-3 in Canada's SF win over Slovakia.
Jan. 5: Nurse was named Canada's best player of the gold medal win over Russia.
*Nurse was named one of Canada's three best players of the tournament.