#caedan bankier

[onmytape]

'loops

[yes-perwallstedt]

Iowa edition

[three-headed-monster]

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[frostbeees]

Sammy Walker post game interview: Whirlyball

[thatbender]

Went to Jesper Wallstedt bobblehead night at the Iowa Wild Saturday & got his bobblehead & bought a game used goal puck from March 23, 2024 scored by Caedan Bankier which is cool 😎

[100ducksizedfolignos]

for those following along at home, the wild’s guys in this tournament:

usa: jack peart (#23)

canada: caedan bankier (#18) (dman carson lambos was a late roster cut as well)

sweden: liam oghren (#20)

czechia: david spacek (#3)

slovakia: servac petrovsky (#18)

[boxscorehockey]

22-23 Cut Tracker

Last Update March 31 , 2023

Altybarmakian Andrei Asplund Rasmus Bailey Josh Balcers Rudolfs Bankier Caedan Barrett Evan Beaupit Mason Bellows Kiefer Blichfield Joachim Borgsrtrom Henrik Brannstrom Erik Brodin Jonas Brooks Josh Brown Connor Butcher Will Carlsson Lucas Cehlarik Peter Ceulemans Corson Chekhovich Ivan Cholowski Dennis Chromiak Martin Daccord Joy Dadonov Evgeni Dahlen Jonathan Dineen Cam Dugan Jack Ekholm Mattias Ellis Ryan Elvenes Lucas Ertel Justin Foote Cal Forsbacka-Karlsson Jakob Forsmark Simon Foudy Jean-Luc Giordano Mark Gillies Jon Goncalves Gage Grundstrom Carl Guhle Brendan Gustaffson Erik Guzda Mack Hamrla Patrik Hawryluk Jayce Heineman Emil Henriksson Karl Hicketts Joe Hirose Tairo Hoffman Mike Holtby Braden Howden Brett Hreschuk Aidan Huckins Cole Jeannot Tanner Jenik Jan Jost Tyson Kapanen Kasperi Karlsson- Forsbacka Jakob Katchouk Boris Kayumov Artur Khovanov Alexander Kidney Riley Klefbom Oskar Konovalov Ilya Koskinen Mikko Kuokkanen Janne Lacombe Jackson Lauko Jakub Leason Brett Leddy Nick Mcleod Ryan Milano Sonny Miller Colin Mitchell Ian Muzzin Jake Mysak Jan Orlov Dmtri Oshie T.J. Pageau Jean-Gabriel Palmieri Kyle Patrick Nolan Perevalov Alexander Peterson Jacob Petruzelli Keith Pitlick Rem Poirier Jeremie Ponomarev Vasily (D) Puistola Patrik Pysyk Mark Rask Tuukka Rees Jamieson Ristolainen Rasmus Rittich David Robertsson Simon Robins Tristen Rodrigue Olivier Roulette Conner Roy Joshua Ruotsalainen Artuu Salo Robin Savoie Carter Scott Ian Shvyrev Igor Simon Dominik Smith Givani Stanley Logan Stromgren William Struble Jayden Sturm Nico Subban Malcolm Subban PK Svechnikov Evgeny Texier Alexandre Thomas Akil Thompson Lassi Tracey Brayden Trenin Yakov Trivigno Bobby Tufte Riley Tuomisto Antti Voracek Jakub Weber Shea White Colin Yandle Keith Zhukov Maksim

[goalhofer]

2023-24 Iowa Wild Players By Nationality

American: 9 (Kevin Conley, Casey Dornbach, Steven Fogarty, Gavin Hain, Peyton Jones, Zane McIntyre, Nick Swaney, Sammy Walker & Andy Welinski) Canada: 14 (Caedan Bankier, Adam Beckman, Kale Kessy, Jujhar Khaira, Carson Lambos, Jake Lucchini, Kyle Masters, Greg Meireles, Brenden Miller, Mike Milne, Mike O'Leary, Ryan O'Rourke, Mason Shaw & Joël Teasdale) Swedish: 1 (Simon Johansson) Czech: 1 (David Špaček)

[atlanticcanada]

Hockey hopefuls prepare for World Juniors

With the last selection game wrapped up and nothing left to do but wait for the final roster, it was all or nothing for the players who spent the last four days vying for a spot on Canada’s World Junior hockey team.

“I think I came back and did what I’m here to do – play a solid 200-foot game,” said player Owen Beck of Mississauga, Ont. “Don’t give them anything, be good on face-offs, and try and knock in a goal or two here and there.”

It wasn’t done without support from the city. Hockey fans were lining up over an hour before Monday’s puck drop, with many skipping out on day-to-day responsibilities just to see Team Canada on the ice.

“It’s a once in a lifetime chance for anybody here in New Brunswick to see anything,” said hockey fan Trent Harper. “Here I am on a Monday morning, going to watch Team Canada come out and play some hockey.”

For some young hockey fans, the opportunity to see Team Canada was too big to pass up.

“I’m missing school today to watch Team Canada play,” said Callum Shannon. “I want to see Connor Bedard sizzle a top ten for me.”

Some fans are evening rooting for the opposing team.

“I’m most excited to be here to see my favourite player, Jacob Hudson,” said Hudson Warren.

Monday’s game against players from Atlantic University Sport Conference represented the player’s last shot. Team Canada’s goalie hopefuls were in both nets, finishing with a final score of 3-2 for the Team Canada squad.

“It’s a huge honour, I’m very fortunate,” said player Caedan Bankier of Kamloops, B.C. “There’s tons of kids that would kill to be in this position, so I took it step-by-step and day-by-day and I enjoyed my time greatly and had a lot of fun.”

Coaches tell CTV Atlantic this year’s roster included some tough decisions.

“These are never easy,” said Team Canada coach Dennis Williams. “They’ve made it tough, and I think, even more so, is not just our play on the ice, but their character, what they’ve done off the ice. They’re all pros. They’ve done a great job. They’re all on time for meetings and dressed appropriately. It’s just been a great group.”

It's no surprise that Moncton residents showed up to cheer on Team Canada as they skate for a once in a lifetime opportunity, especially since the team’s tournament games will all take place in Halifax.

The 2023 World Junior Hockey Championship is slated to begin on Dec. 26 in Halifax.

from CTV News - Atlantic https://ift.tt/FYUE82i

[onmytape]

aux pre game or post game?

[yes-perwallstedt]

Do these look like men who are going to be able to figure this out?

[three-headed-monster]

connor bedard? overrated.

[three-headed-monster]

ethan del mastro doing the griddy was not on the list of things i thought i’d see today

[goalhofer]

2023-24 Iowa Wild Roster

Wingers

#11 Adam Beckman (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) A

#12 Kevin Conley (Wausau, Wisconsin)

#13 Nick Swaney (Lakeville, Minnesota) A

#16 Jujhar Khaira (Surrey, British Columbia)*

#20 Mike O'Leary (Halifax, Nova Scotia)

#24 Joël Teasdale (Repentigny, Quebec)*

#36 Mike Milne (Abbotsford, British Columbia)

#44 Kale Kessy (Medicine Hat, Alberta)*

#47 Casey Dornbach (Edina, Minnesota)**

Centers

#6 Gavin Hain (Grand Rapids, Minnesota)**

#9 Jake Lucchini (Trail, British Columbia)*

#15 Mason Shaw (Wainwright, Alberta)

#19 Caedan Bankier (White Rock, British Columbia)**

#25 Sammy Walker (Edina, Minnesota)

#29 Steven Fogarty (Edina, Minnesota) A

#43 Greg Meireles (Ottawa, Ontario)*

Defensemen

#3 Andy Welinski (Duluth, Minnesota)*

#5 Dakota Mermis (Alton, Illinois) C

#17 Brenden Miller (Orangeville, Ontario)

#18 Simon Johansson (Stockholm, Sweden)

#21 David Špaček (Tremosna, Czech Republic)**

#22 Ryan O'Rourke (Pickering, Ontario)

#49 Kyle Masters (Edmonton, Alberta)**

#71 Carson Lambos (Winnipeg, Manitoba)**

Goalies

#41 Peyton Jones (Langhorne Borough, Pennsylvania)**

#70 Zane McIntyre (Thief River Falls, Minnesota)

[goalhofer]

2023 IIHF World Juniors Canada Roster

Wingers

#7 Brennan Othmann (Peterborough Petes/Toronto, Ontario)

#9 Joshua Roy (Sherbrooke Phoenix/Saint-Georges-De-Beauce, QC)

#11 Dylan Guenther (Arizona Coyotes/Edmonton, Alberta)

#12 Reid Schaefer (Seattle Thunderbirds/Spruce Grove, Alberta)

#17 Colton Dach (Kelowna Rocket/St. Albert, Alberta)

#18 Caedan Bankier (Kamloops Blazers/White Rock, British Columbia)

#19 Adam Fantilli (U. Of Michigan Wolverines/King Township, Ontario)

#20 Zac Ostapchuk (Vancouver Giants/Edmonton, Alberta)

Centers

#10 Logan Stankoven (Kamloops Blazers/Kamloops, British Columbia)

#14 Zach Dean (Gatineau Olympiques/Grande Prairie, Alberta)

#15 Shane Wright (Seattle Kraken/Burlington, Ontario)

#16 Connor Bedard (Regina Pats/North Vancouver, British Columbia)

#21 Nathan Gaucher (Quebec Remparts/Longueuil, Quebec)

Defensemen

#2 Nolan Allan (Seattle Thunderbirds/Davidson, Saskatchewan)

#3 Olen Zellweger (Everett Silvertips/Calgary, Alberta)

#4 Tyson Hinds (Sherbrooke Phoenix/Gatineau, Quebec)

#5 Brandt Clarke (Los Angeles Kings/Ottawa, Ontario)

#24 Ethan Del Mastro (Mississauga Steelheads/Burlington, Ontario)

#25 Kevin Korchinski (Seattle Thunderbirds/Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)

#27 Jack Matier (Ottawa 67′s/Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario)

Goalies

#1 Thomas Milic (Seattle Thunderbirds/New Westminster, British Columbia)

#29 Benjamin Gaudreau (Sarnia Sting/North Bay, Ontario)

[atlanticcanada]

Team Canada roster chosen for World Junior Hockey Championship

Team Canada announced the final lineup for the 2023 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship Monday.

The roster announcement comes after two exhibition games in Moncton, N.B., one of which took place earlier in the day.

Forward Zach Dean of Mount Pearl, N.L. is the only Atlantic Canadian player to make the team.

FORWARDS

Brennan Othmann of Pickering, Ont.

Joshua Roy of Levis, Que.

Logan Stankoven of Kamloops, B.C.

Dylan Guenther of Edmonton, Alta.

Reid Schaefer of Spruce Grove, Alta.

Zach Dean of Mount Pearl, N.L.

Shane Wright of Burlington, Ont.

Connor Bedard of North Vancouver, B.C.

Colton Dach of Fort Saskatchewan, Alta.

Caedan Bankier of Surrey, B.C.

Adam Fantilli of Nobleton, Ont.

Zach Ostapchuk of St. Albert, Alta.

Nathan Gaucher of Richelieu, Que. 

DEFENCE

Nolan Allen of Davidson, Sask.

Olen Zellweger of Fort Saskatchewan, Alta.

Tyson Hinds of Gatineau, Que.

Brandt Clarke of Nepean, Ont.

Ethan Del Mastro of Freelton, Ont.

Kevin Korchinski of Saskatoon, Sask.

Jack Matier of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

GOALTENDERS

Thomas Milic of Coquitlam, B.C.

Benjamin Gaudreau of Corbeil, Ont.

For more information on the Team Canada lineup, visit Hockey Canada's website.

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