Hlinka Gretzky Cup: United States 8, Germany 1
Gerry DiCunzolo had a goal and two assists, Joey Cullen had a goal and an assist, and Team USA dominated Germany on route to a win in the preliminary round at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
Hlinka Gretzky Cup: Sweden 4, Canada 7
Kayden Stroeder and Maddox Schultz had a goal and two assists, Jaakko Wycisk picked up two assists of his own, and Canada bested Sweden in preliminary round action at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
Stroeder and Cripps flourishing for undefeated Canada at Hlinka Gretzky Cup
TSN Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce joins Ryan Rishaug to discuss how youngsters Kayden Stroeder and Brock Cripps are flourishing for Canada, which is a perfect 3-0 heading into the semis at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
Hlinka Gretzky Cup: Switzerland 2, Slovakia 6
Tomas Selic added two late empty netters to score four goals, and Matus Valek and Miroslav Kalousek also found the back of the net as Slovakia beat Switzerland 6-2 on Wednesday to pick up their first win at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup tournament.
A couple 2028 draft-eligible Canadians turning heads at 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup
While many scouts are focused on the 2027 draft eligible players, there are a pair of Canadians who are turning heads, even though they can't be drafted until 2028. TSN's Ryan Rishaug and Cameron Gaunce take a closer look at Liam Pue and Brock Cripps.
Hlinka Gretzky Cup: Canada 6, Slovakia 1
Landon DuPont, the projected top pick in the 2027 NHL draft, opened the scoring early and Kayden Stroeder scored twice as Canada rolled to a rout of Slovakia to move to 2-0 at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
Gaunce: Canada's captain DuPont was 'far and away the best player' against Slovakia
TSN Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce joins Ryan Rishaug to discuss how Landon DuPont stepped up for Canada and showed his dynamic ability against Slovakia, and what Kayden Stroeder proved he can bring as a third line centre in the comfortable victory.
Can Canada deliver another offensive encore tonight on TSN?
Canada is coming off a dominant win against Switzerland in their Hlinka Gretzky Cup opener, and are set to take on Slovakia tonight on TSN. Can we expect an encore from 2027 NHL Draft-eligible Brock England and 16-year-old Regina Pats star Liam Pue? The TSN Hockey panel has more.
Hlinka Gretzky Cup: Switzerland 3, Canada 7
Brock England opened the scoring in the first period and later added a short-handed goal, Liam Pue also lit the lamp twice, and Canada rolled past Switzerland to open the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup with a win.
Potential top 2028 NHL Draft picks Pue, Schultz shine together in Canada's win
TSN Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce joins Ryan Rishaug to discuss the impressive chemistry potential top 2028 NHL Draft picks Liam Pue and Maddox Schultz showed playing on a line together and Brock England's strong two-goal performance in Canada's win over Switzerland.
Edgar shares what areas of his game he wants to put on display at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup
Canada forward Ryerson Edgar joins Ryan Rishaug and Cameron Gaunce to give his overall thoughts on Canada's win over Switzerland, and what areas of his game he wants to put on display at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
Hlinka Gretzky Cup: United States 6, Czechia 4
Gavin Burcar was a special teams menace, scoring both a shorthanded goal and power play goal to help him complete the hat trick, in a 6-4 victory over Czechia.
Can Canada regain gold medal standard at Hlinka Gretzky Cup?
With Canada struggling lately in international hockey tournaments, the focus now shifts to the Hlinka Gretzky Cup. Can the likes of Landon DuPont and Alexis Joseph help Canada get back to a gold medal standard? The TSN Hockey panel has more.
Belchetz's big night earns him Canada's player of the game honours
TSN's Director of Scouting Craig Button joins Mark Masters to discuss Ethan Belchetz's big night in Canada's opening game of the World Junior Summer Showcase as he returned to the ice in Windsor where he played junior hockey and earned himself Canada's player of the game honours.
World Junior Summer Showcase: Sweden 5, Canada 3
In their first game of the World Junior Summer Showcase, Team Canada traded goals with Sweden throughout the evening until Theo Stockselius's late third marker gave Sweden the edge. Tynan Lawrence had a goal an assist for Canada, with Jimmy Lombardi and Ethan Belchetz also finding the back of the net. Canada will look to bounce back against Finland on Thursday.
Canada's youngest player Zhilkin is vowing to make an impact
17-year-old Dima Zhilkin is the only Canadian player wearing a cage at practices, but other than you would never know he is the youngest player on the ice. As TSN's Mark Masters reports, the Saginaw Spirit winger certainly isn't shy on or off the ice as he vows to make an impact with the team.
Button projects roles for Malhotra, Cootes and Carels at World Juniors
TSN's Director of Scouting Craig Button joins Mark Master to project roles for Caleb Malhotra, Braeden Cootes and Carson Carels at the World Juniors, and what makes Dima Zhilkin such a versatile player.
World Junior Summer Showcase: Finland 3, United States 2
Vilho Vanhatalo, Ilari Kapanen and Eetu Orpana all found the back of the net, Patrik Kerkola made 34 saves, and Finland held on to beat the United States at the World Junior Summer Showcase.
Motivated by being last cut, Smith leans on McKenna for advice on road back to World Juniors
Last year Jackson Smith was the final player cut from Canada's roster for the World Juniors, but this year he is looking to turn that letdown into motivation. He spoke to TSN's Mark Masters about being motivated by being the last player cut and leaning on Gavin McKenna for advice.
'Stay composed': Reid brings lessons from Memorial Cup win to Canada's World Junior camp
Canadian defenceman Cameron Reid captained the Kitchener Rangers to their third-ever Memorial Cup this past season and he reflected on the valuable experience he gained during his team's run and what he learned about himself throughout the season.
'Best fans in CHL': Belchetz ready to throw weight around, get closure in return to Windsor
Windsor Spitfires winger and Canadian Ethan Belchetz spoke Wednesday about what it means to be back in Winsor for Canada's camp, and his excitement to play again after missing Windsor’s playoff run with an injury.
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