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Player
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Wt
Birthdate
Hometown/Country
2006 - 2007 Team
NHL Draft
Goaltender
29
Thomas Mccollum
L
6'1
198
12/17/1989
Guelph Storm
30
Josh Unice
L
5'11
181
06/24/1989
US National U18
Defence
3
Alexander Sturges
L
6'4
185
04/06/1989
US National U18
4
Ryan Mcdonagh
L
6'1
201
03/13/1989
Cretin Dunham High School
5
Theodore Ruth
R
6'0
190
01/14/1989
US National U18
8
Kevin Shattenkrik
R
5'11
190
01/29/1989
US National U18
25
Thomas Cross
L
6'3
196
09/12/1989
US National U18
27
Cade Fairchild
L
5'9
170
01/15/1989
28
Ian Cole
L
6'1
209
02/21/1989
Forward
6
Patrick White
R
6'1
185
01/20/1989
Grand Rapids High School
9
Matthew Rust
L
5'10
181
03/23/1989
10
Ryan Hayes
R
5'9
170
06/04/1989
US National U18
12
Jimmy Hayes
R
6'4.5
210
11/21/1989
Dorchester, Mass.
USNTDP
2008 Dft/Rep.
14
Jordan Schroder
R
5'11
165
09/29/1990
Mass.
15
Johnny Albert
L
5'9
165
01/19/1989
US National U18
16
Vincent Saponari
L
5'8
165
02/15/1990
US National U17
17
Brennan Vargas
R
6'0
190
06/15/1989
US National U18
19
James O Brien
R
6'2
185
01/29/1989
University of Minnesota
20
Christopher Severyn
L
6'0
170
06/02/1989
US National U18
21
James Vanriemsdyk
L
6'3
190
05/04/1989
US National U18
22
Colin Wilson
L
6'0
190
10/20/1989
Mass.
26
Justin Vaive
L
6'4
190
07/08/1989
US National U18
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2025 WPHC: USA 6 – CAN 1 (Gold Medal)
Hickey scored, but Canada finished with the silver medal in Buffalo.
2025 WPHC: CAN 3 – CZE 0 (Semifinal)
Hickey and Dixon scored 0:18 apart, sending Canada to play for gold.
2025 WPHC: CAN 4 – CHN 2 (Preliminary)
Cozzolino scored two goals to lead Canada to a perfect prelims.
2025 WPHC: CAN 12 – KOR 0 (Preliminary)
Cozzolino recorded 3G 3A to help Canada to its second prelim win.
2025 WPHC: CAN 11 – GER 0 (Preliminary)
McGregor scored four goals to lead Canada to an opening victory.
2025 MWC: DEN 2 – CAN 1 (Quarterfinal)
Sanheim scored, but Canada fell to Demark in the quarterfinals.
2025 MWC: CAN 5 – SWE 3 (Preliminary)
MacKinnon recorded 1G 2A to help Canada finish atop Group A.
2025 MWC: FIN 2 – CAN 1 (SO - Preliminary)
O’Reilly scored shorthanded in Canada’s shootout loss to Finland.
2025 MWC: CAN 7 – SVK 0 (Preliminary)
Crosby had a four-point game as Canada shut out Slovakia in Stockholm.
2025 MWC: CAN 5 – AUT 1 (Preliminary)
MacKinnon had two goals and an assist to lead Canada past Austria.
2025 MWC: CAN 5 – FRA 0 (Preliminary)
Horvat scored twice as Canada shut out France at Men’s Worlds.
2025 MWC: CAN 7 – LAT 1 (Preliminary)
Konecny recorded two goals and an assist in Canada’s second win.
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