There will be a different look to Canada’s national women’s team for the upcoming Women’s World Championship with several significant changes to the squad being made. TSN Hockey analysts Cheryl Pounder and Kenzie Lalonde take a deep dive into the roster announcement, discuss the youth movement and highlight which players have an opportunity to make an impact.
Hockey Canada unveiled their roster for the upcoming Women's World Hockey Championship in Denmark. Cheryl Pounder dives into some major changes to the team, with some notable names being left off.
The IIHF has announced its revamped council and for the first time in almost 30 years, a Canadian is not represented after Katherine Henderson, the president and CEO of Hockey Canada, was not elected. TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun reacts to this news.
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.
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.
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.
Carter Sanderson followed up his hat trick performance with a goal and an assist, and Ethan Wyttenbach scored twice as the United States' blue team beat Finland 5-1 in their second game of the World Junior Summer Showcase.
The Canadian Women’s Hockey Team takes to the ice on Thursday at Milano Cortina 2026 to start the quest for repeat gold. At the last Olympics, Sarah Nurse played a huge role setting the record for the most points in a single women’s ice hockey tournament with 18. Nurse not only shows excellence in her game, but she provides the next generation with a fresh perspective on being your authentic self. This Black History Month we celebrate Sarah’s example.
Canadian women's hockey team head coach Troy Ryan looked ahead to the upcoming Rivalry Series against the United States and discussed what his mindset will be heading into the four games, how the PWHL impacts preparations in a positive way for him when it comes to the Olympics and more.
Hockey Canada women's general manager Gina Kingsbury recalled her memories of the moment she found out she made her first Olympic team.
Angela James is known as the Wayne Gretzky of women's hockey. But not only was she a tremendous talent on the ice, she is also a pioneer in many different ways off of it. Jermain Franklin has more as TSN celebrates Black History Month.
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