Exciting Announcement: the Montreal Canadiens Will Be Well-Represented at the World Juniors Championship This Year
As the holiday season quickly approaches, the World Junior Championship becomes a highlight for hockey fans!
For the Montreal Canadiens in 2024, let's see how many prospects will have a chance to make a mark in the tournament.
Last year, the Canadiens had an extraordinary year with six representatives. The group included Joshua Roy with Canada, Filip Mesar with Slovakia, Lane Hutson with the USA, Adam Engström with Sweden, Oliver Kapanen with Finland, and Vincenz Rohrer with Austria. Owen Beck, although not initially selected, was called up as an emergency replacement for an injured player.
This year, experts anticipate the Canadiens will again have a strong presence.
For Team Canada Junior, only Owen Beck is invited. Beck is expected to play a much more significant role this year as the only returning player for Team Canada.
Lane Hutson and Jacob Fowler are expected to be part of the strong American team without much difficulty. Hutson, in his second appearance, is anticipated to play a crucial role in the success of the Americans. Fowler will be contending for the number 1 goaltender position with Trey Augustine, last year's starting goalie.
Filip Mesar will represent Slovakia. While many fans might have hoped to see Juraj Slafkovsky participate, his recent performances in the NHL mean that his compatriot Mesar will be the sole CH representative for Slovakia. Mesar's offensive contribution will be key to his country's success, given his excellent season with the Kitchener Rangers.
David Reinbacher and Vincenz Rohrer would have been part of the Austrian team, but unfortunately, the team was relegated to the second division after last year's performance.
So, in 2024, we will have the opportunity to see four of the Canadiens' top prospects in action during the World Junior Championship. Beck, Hutson, Fowler, and Mesar will likely make a significant impact for their respective countries. The event runs from December 26, 2023, to January 5, 2024.
Nothing beats playing outside, coming in with frozen feet and red cheeks, and watching a game with family, hot chocolate, and popcorn in hand!
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11 DECEMBRE | 107 ANSWERS Exciting Announcement: the Montreal Canadiens Will Be Well-Represented at the World Juniors Championship This Year Will you be watching the world juniors? |
Yes | 92 | 86 % |
No | 15 | 14 % |
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