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RELIVE THE 2010 WORLD
JUNIOR A CHALLENGE
Did you miss some of the action from the 2010 World Junior A Challenge in
Penticton, B.C.? Now you can take the excitement home thanks to photos from Hockey Canada Images and game
DVDs from FASTHockey. » photos | Game DVD's
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CANADA WEST 1 – UNITED STATES 5
SEMIFINAL | SAT. NOV. 13
Garrett Allen had a goal and an assist in the first 11 minutes and Jimmy Mullin scored his
tournament-leading fifth goal as the Americans kept their three-peat dreams alive with a semifinal win over
the West.
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CANADA EAST 4 – SWITZERLAND 2
SEMIFINAL | SAT. NOV. 13
Nick Huard scored twice and added an assist and Jordan Ruby made 39 saves as the Canadians advanced to the
gold medal game for the first time since 2007 with a win over the previously-unbeaten Swiss.
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SWEDEN 5 - RUSSIA 4
5TH PLACE | FRI. NOV. 12
Jesper Olofsson scored twice to pace the offence and Joakim Nordstrom netted the game-winning goal midway
through the third as the Swedes held off a late offensive push from the Russians to claim fifth place.
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SWEDEN 2 - CANADA WEST 3
QUARTER-FINAL | THURS. NOV. 11
Nolan Kaiser scored the game-winning goal on a Canadian power play early in the third period and Matthew
Krahn made 31 saves as the westerners advanced to a semifinal date with the Americans on Saturday.
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RUSSIA 3 - CANADA EAST 4
QUARTER-FINAL | THURS. NOV. 11
Matthew Peca and Evan Rodrigues scored 42 seconds apart to give the Canadian side a 4-0 second-period
lead, and it held off a furious Russian rally to book its spot vs. Switzerland in Saturday’s semifinals.
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PLAYERS TO WATCH NAMED
FOR WORLD JUNIOR A CHALLENGE
International Scouting Services has selected five players from each of the six competing teams that it
believes are WJAC Players to Watch, including NHL draftees and draft-eligible players. Who made the list?. » more
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HC SKILLS ACADEMIES:
THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Hundreds of Hockey Canada Skills Academies across the country – from St. John’s, N.L. to the one in
Summerland, B.C. – have found a balance between learning in the classroom and learning on the ice. » more
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