Dayton Reimer is a journalist who writes for Yardbarker and The Hockey Writers. He focuses on hockey-related topics, including trade speculations, team rosters, coaching changes, prospect reports, and World Junior Championship coverage. His articles provide insights and analysis for hockey enthusiasts and fans.
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By: Dayton Reimer
The World Junior Championship is fast approaching, and already, Hockey Canada has been scouting out potential members of the roster they'll send to Ottawa.
With an incredible eight points in just three games, Blake Montgomery is the Ottawa Senators' Prospect of the Week for Nov. 26-Dec. 1.
When Lukas Hansen stepped away from the Saskatoon Blades to start the 2024-25 season, it was treated like any other injury.
After scoring a goal and adding two assists in just two games, Javon Moore is the Ottawa Senators Prospect of the Week for Dec. 2-8.
Despite the flurry of changes over the last year, the Ottawa Senators feel frustratingly reminiscent of previous seasons.
After winning the inaugural honour and then again for the week of Oct. 22-2 7, Carter Yakemchuk takes home his third Prospect of the Week for his performance from Dec. 9-15.
It's what makes the World Juniors so exciting – almost anything can happen. Heroes can be made throughout seven games, earning national – or even international – recognition.
The World Junior Championship gets underway on Dec 26, but there's plenty to watch before the puck drops at noon on Boxing Day.
The World Junior Championship pre-tournament started on Dec. 19, and while the results don't matter, it's a great time to get some confidence and momentum before the meaningful games start on the 26th.
The World Junior Championship (WJC) is one of the exciting events of the hockey season thanks to its unpredictability.
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