Canada names roster for world junior camp
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Team Canada released its list of invitees to selection camp Monday, naming the 34 players who will compete for the 22 spots on the final 2019 World Junior Championship roster.
Here's the full lineup:
Player | Position | Junior Club (League) | NHL Rights |
---|---|---|---|
Michael DiPietro | G | Ottawa (OHL) | Canucks |
Ian Scott | G | Prince Albert (WHL) | Maple Leafs |
Matthew Villalta | G | Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) | Kings |
Calen Addison | D | Lethbridge (WHL) | Penguins |
Nicolas Beaudin | D | Drummondville (QMJHL) | Blackhawks |
Jacob Bernard-Docker | D | North Dakota (NCHC) | Senators |
Evan Bouchard | D | London (OHL) | Oilers |
Josh Brook | D | Moose Jaw (WHL) | Canadiens |
Cameron Crotty | D | Boston University (HE) | Coyotes |
Noah Dobson | D | Acadie-Bathurst (QMJHL) | Islanders |
Pierre-Olivier Joseph | D | Charlottetown (QMJHL) | Coyotes |
Jared McIsaac | D | Halifax (QMJHL) | Red Wings |
Ian Mitchell | D | Denver (NCHC) | Blackhawks |
Markus Phillips | D | Owen Sound (OHL) | Kings |
Ty Smith | D | Spokane (WHL) | Devils |
Jaret Anderson-Dolan | F | Spokane (WHL) | Kings |
Shane Bowers | F | Boston University (HE) | Avalanche |
Maxime Comtois | F | Drummondville (QMJHL) | Ducks |
Ty Dellandrea | F | Flint (OHL) | Stars |
MacKenzie Entwistle | F | Hamilton (OHL) | Blackhawks |
Alex Formenton | F | London (OHL) | Senators |
Liam Foudy | F | London (OHL) | Blue Jackets |
Morgan Frost | F | Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) | Flyers |
Cody Glass | F | Portland (WHL) | Golden Knights |
Barrett Hayton | F | Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) | Coyotes |
Alexis Lafreniere | F | Rimouski (QMJHL) | 2020 Draft |
Raphael Lavoie | F | Halifax (QMJHL) | 2019 Draft |
Brett Leason | F | Prince Albert (WHL) | 2019 Draft |
Isaac Ratcliffe | F | Guelph (OHL) | Flyers |
Jack Studnicka | F | Oshawa (OHL) | Bruins |
Nick Suzuki | F | Owen Sound (OHL) | Canadiens |
Owen Tippett | F | Mississauga (OHL) | Panthers |
Joe Veleno | F | Drummondville (QMJHL) | Red Wings |
Gabe Vilardi | F | Kingston (OHL) | Kings |
The camp runs from Dec. 11-14. The world junior tournament begins Dec. 26 in British Columbia and hosting duties will be split between Vancouver and Victoria.
Canada defeated Sweden to win the gold medal in last winter's tournament.