#carson rehkopf

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Team canada plays: what's that swedish word?

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the kids are alright 🦑🥲

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@HockeyCanada Get to know Team Canada! 🇨🇦

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This is

Completely

Normal.🙃

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firkus circus time!!!!!!

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NHL Draft Round 2:

33. ANA- Nico Myatovic LW

34. CBJ- Gavin Brindley C (@andreburakozy)

35. CHI- Adam Gajan G

36. SJS- Kasper Halttunen RW

37. TBL- Ethan Gauthier RW

38. ARI- Michael Hrabal G

39. BUF- Anoton Wahlberg C

40. WSH- Andrew Cristall LW

41. DET- Trey Augustine G

42. DET- Andrew Gibson D

43. NSH- Felix Nilsson C

44. CHI- Roman Kantserov RW

45. BUF- Maxim Strbak D

46. NSH- Kalan Lind LW

47. DET- Brady Cleveland D

48. CGY- Etienne Morin D

49. NYI- Danny Nelson C

50. SEA- Carson Rehkopf LW

51. PHI- Carson Bjarnason G

52. SEA- Oscar Fisker-Molgaard C

53. MIN- Rasmus Kumpulainen C

54. LAK- Jakub Dvorak D

55. CHI- Martin Misiak RW

56. EDM- Beau Akey D

57. SEA- Lucas Dragicevic D

58. NJD- Lenni Hameenaho RW

59. ANA- Carey Terrance C

60. ANA- Damian Clara G

61. DAL- Tristan Bertucci D

62. CAR- Felix Unger-Sorum RW

63. FLA- Gracyn Sawchyn C

64. MIN- Riley Heidt C

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2024 IIHF World Juniors Canada Roster

Wingers

#17 Macklin Celebrini (Boston University Terriers/North Vancouver, British Columbia)

#18 Matthew Wood (University Of Connecticut Huskies/Lethbridge, Alberta)

#20 Carson Rehkopf (Kitchener Rangers/Barrie, Ontario)

#21 Owen Allard (Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds/Renfrew, Ontario)

#22 Jordan Dumais (Halifax Mooseheads/Longueuil, Quebec)

#27 Easton Cowan (London Knights/Strathroy-Caradoc, Ontario)

Centers

#8 Owen Beck (Peterborough Petes/Peterborough, Ontario)

#9 Nate Danielson (Brandon Wheat Kings/Red Deer, Alberta)

#12 Fraser Minten (Saskatoon Blades/Vancouver, British Columbia)

#15 Matt Poitras (Boston Bruins/Ajax, Ontario)

#26 Matthew Savoie (Wenatchee Wild/St. Albert, Alberta)

#28 Conor Geekie (Wenatchee Wild/Yellowhead Municipality, MB)

#29 Brayden Yager (Moose Jaw Warriors/Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)

Defensemen

#2 Tristan Luneau (Anaheim Ducks/Victoriaville, Quebec)

#3 Jake Furlong (Halifax Mooseheads/Labrador City, Newfoundland)

#4 Noah Warren (Victoriaville Tigres/Île Bizard, Quebec)

#5 Oliver Bonk (London Knights/Ottawa, Ontario)

#6 Tanner Molendyk (Saskatoon Blades/Kamloops, British Columbia)

#13 Maveric Lamoureaux (Drummondville Voltigeurs/Hawkesbury, Ontario)

#24 Denton Mateychuk (Moose Jaw Warriors/Emerson-Franklin Municipality, Manitoba)

Goalies

#1 Scott Ratzlaff (Seattle Thunderbirds/Wainwright Municipality, AB)

#30 Mathis Rousseau (Halifax Mooseheads/Boisbriand, Quebec)

#31 Samuel Saint-Hilaire (Sherbrooke Phoenix/Saint-Elzéar-De-Beauce, Quebec)

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Seattle Squid Franchise Roster

Seattle- Ian

G

Blackwood Mackenzie Clara Damian Comesso Drew Daccord Joey Daws Nico Dostal Lukas Fowler Jacob Gajan Adam Gardner Evan Greaves Jet Gustavsson Filip Hildeby Dennis Hofer Joel Hrabal Michael Ingram Connor Kahkonen Kaapo Kokko Niklas Lankinen Kevin Merzlikins Elvis Montembault Samuel Mrazek Petr Portillo Erik Primeau Cayden Saarinen Kim Samsonov Ilya Schmid Akira Stolarz Anthony Tarasov Daniil Vejmelka Karel Vinni Eemil Wallstedt Jesper Woll Joseph

F

Bedard Connor Beniers Matty Bjorkstrand Oliver Bratt Jesper But Daniil Catton Berkly Celebrini Macklin Chinakhov Yegor Cowan Easton Crouse Lawson Dach Kirby Doan Josh Domi Max Dufour William Dvorsky Dalibor Edstrom David Evangelista Luke Fisker Molgaard Oscar Garland Conor Gaucher Nathan Gauthier Cutter Gauthier Ethan Goyette David Greene Ryan Hage Michael Hagel Brandon Holmstrom Simon Howard Isaac Kaliyev Arthur Kartye Tye Knies Matthew Lucius Chaz Mangiapane Andrew McCann Jared Mercer Dawson Miettinen Julius Minten Fraser Musty Quentin Novak Tommy Nyman Jani Raty Aatu Rehkopf Carson Reichel Lukas Robertson Nick Roy Nicolas Sale Edouard Sherangovich Yegor Stenberg Otto Stramel Charlie Strome Dylan Tolvanen Eeli Tomasino Philip Villeneuve Nathan Voronkov Dmitry Wood Matthew Wright Shane

D

Bertucci Tristan Casey Seamus Ceulemans Corson Chychrun Jakob Cormier Lukas Dunn Vince Durzi Sean Evans Ryker Faber Brock Freij Alfons Gavrikov Vladislav Harley Thomas Heinola Ville Hughes Luke Kesselring Michael Kiviharju Aron Korczak Keadan LaCombe Jackson Liljegren Timothy Lundkvist Nils Luneau Tristan Mateychuk Denton Matheson Mike Mews Henry Miromanov Daniil Molendyk Tanner Moser Janis Mukhamadullin Shakir Niemela Topi Pickering Owen Rinzel Sam Romanov Alex Simashev Dmitri Thompson Jack Vlasic Alex Willander Tom Yakemchuk Carter

2024-25 waivers: 17

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World Junior Recap Day 2

This is what happens when Macklin plays. A 5 point performance by Celebrini (2024 Draft eligible) seals a Canadian double digit pounding of the Latvians. Not much to say about this game, these are the kinds of mean nothing games for the big teams in the tournament. It is as close to a guaranteed win as you can get, and that is exactly the performance Canada put forth. 

While the score itself did not change the bar for the Canadians, we did see some great individual performances that can lead to momentum throughout the short tournament. Yes, multiple things can be true at once. Let's start off negative here, I am a canucks fan if you didn’t know, it's in my nature. Matthew Poitras (BOS, 2022 2nd), the lone NHL player for the Canadians scored but overall did not shine. His line did not have puck possession time like they did against the Fins, and eventually the trio of Matthew Savoie (BUF, 2022 1st), Easton Cowan (TOR, 2023 1st), and the aforementioned Poitras were broken up in favor of some higher quality drivers. The reigning QMJHL MVP Jordan Dumais (CBJ 2022, 3rd) also did not impress, looking out of place as lines were juggled later into the game. While I cannot foresee Poitras being the 13th forward due to his NHL experience, look for Dumais to be on the outside looking in as we have seen some other players step up.

While I’ve spoken enough about Celebrini, I think my 3 stars outside of him would be Matthew Wood (NSH, 2023 1st), Connor Geekie (ARI, 2022 1st) and Carson Rehkopf (SEA, 2023 2nd). All 3 were electric and put up multi-point games in the victory. Look for them to feature more heavily as the tournament runs on, especially beside MVP Mac. 

Across the Tournament:

Slovakia continues to roll with a 3-0 shutout versus the Swiss, Gajan (CHI, 2023 2nd) is scary good and can steal games here. The Slovaks are scary, and a NYE matchup with the Americans will determine their fate in the group. 

Czechia pounds Norway 8-1 in a routine victory, highlighted by dueling hat tricks for Kulich (BUF, 2022 1st) and Sale (SEA, 2023 1st). 

Germany does the impossible and upsets Finland, backed by strong overall defensive play and 2 goals from Veit Oswald (2024 Draft eligible). This complicates things in group A. We know first place is likely to be Canada or Sweden, but there is now a likely scenario where Finland can finish 4th in the group.

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"Unstoppable Rangers Defy the Sting to Secure Explosive 3rd Consecutive Victory – a Remarkable Start to the New Season!"

The Kitchener Rangers extended their unbeaten streak with a 3-1 victory over the Sarnia Sting on Wednesday night. Although the Rangers took some time to register their first shot on net, Adrian Misaljevic capitalized on his opportunity and scored to give Kitchener a 1-0 lead. Carson Rehkopf provided the assist, continuing his point streak in all three of the Rangers’ games. The score remained 1-0…

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"Unstoppable Rangers Defy the Sting to Secure Explosive 3rd Consecutive Victory – a Remarkable Start to the New Season!"

The Kitchener Rangers extended their unbeaten streak with a 3-1 victory over the Sarnia Sting on Wednesday night. Although the Rangers took some time to register their first shot on net, Adrian Misaljevic capitalized on his opportunity and scored to give Kitchener a 1-0 lead. Carson Rehkopf provided the assist, continuing his point streak in all three of the Rangers’ games. The score remained 1-0…

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"Unstoppable Rangers Defy the Sting to Secure Explosive 3rd Consecutive Victory – a Remarkable Start to the New Season!"

The Kitchener Rangers extended their unbeaten streak with a 3-1 victory over the Sarnia Sting on Wednesday night. Although the Rangers took some time to register their first shot on net, Adrian Misaljevic capitalized on his opportunity and scored to give Kitchener a 1-0 lead. Carson Rehkopf provided the assist, continuing his point streak in all three of the Rangers’ games. The score remained 1-0…

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dev camp 2024!

it's the most wonderful time of the year! they ran the same practice twice with two different groups this morning, which was nice because i only had to figure the drills out once. first group featured david goyette, tyson jugnauth, ty nelson, and eduard sale; second group featured berkly catton, jagger firkus, carson rehkopf, and lukas dragicevic. observations:

each group had three goalies but visa vedenpaa was in both, maybe because he is the best. his pads say CLIQUE really big which made me think of that photo from last year with all our blonde goalies.

ty nelson is clearly a leader in this group, he's talking to everyone and the coaches relied on him to go first in drills.

one advantage of the double practice is i got to focus on the defense group first when ty nelson was on the ice, and then the forwards in the second practice when berkly catton was there. they mysteriously put one forward with each defense group even though it was clearly a defense-specific drill (catch a puck up the wall, take two shots from the blueline, then switch and defend in front of the net). wonder if that means jakub fibigr and caden price are swiss army knives, or did they just draw the short straws this morning?

tyson jugnauth looked better than last year but i still don't think he has an nhl future. other standouts in the first group included goyette and lleyton roed.

we invited an enormous swedish d-man named VIKING GUSTAFFSON who plays at northern michigan. i love him already and i hope we get to keep him.

carson rehkopf hit the ice with the biggest smile on his face and it made me love him. he and jagger firkus looked good together.

jagger firkus filling the net up like it's a bucket. so many good shots.

new boy berkly catton was clearly very nervous to start. he messed up the first drill and lost a few pucks before he settled in. his skating is absolutely gorgeous to watch, great edges and cutbacks. he also had a couple very slick takeaways.

the forward-specific drill started with two players in the slot who had to race for a puck at the boards and try to pass it to a teammate down the wall, and it was such a great way to see who's got jump and who can win a board battle and who can make a pass under pressure. especially notable was berkly catton (5'11, 167, skill guy) decisively winning the board battle over our guy from everett julius miettinen (6'3, 201, netfront presence).

dragicevic seems kind of wild, in a fun way. there were a couple of times when he was more physical than the drills maybe called for. he's super fun to watch, and he also had the prettiest goal in the shootout.

after the second session, berkly catton and jagger firkus stayed out setting up tip shots for each other. i am theorizing that there's a little whl clique going on and jagger is the queen bee.

i am sad that we invited berkly's friend clarke caswell to camp but he did not skate!

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Every Goal Of The 2024 IIHF World Juniors Day 2

Finland Vs. Germany

#13 Veit Oswald (1) Hördler (1) 5:58 1st (Finland 0-1 Germany)

#34 Tommi Männistö (1) Bau (1) 8:11 1st (Finland 1-1 Germany)

#22 Kasper Halttunen (1) unassisted 1:27 2nd (Finland 2-1 Germany)

#27 Niklas Hübner (1) Bicker (1) 2:12 2nd (Finland 2-2 Germany)

#21 Samu Bau (1) Hemming (1) 3:05 2nd (Finland 3-2 Germany)

#24 Roman Kechter (1) Elias (1) 13:38 2nd (Finland 3-3 Germany)

#13 Veit Oswald (2) Hauf (1) Hördler (2) 14:38 2nd (Finland 3-4 Germany)

Latvia Vs. Canada

#28 Conor Geekie (1)(PP) Mateychuk (2), Celebrini (1) 5:19 1st (Latvia 0-1 Canada)

#29 Brayden Yager (1) Celebrini (2), Lamoureaux (2) 7:11 1st (Latvia 0-2 Canada)

#21 Owen Allard (2)(PP) Wood (1), Bonk (1) 1:17 2nd (Latvia 0-3 Canada)

#20 Carson Rehkopf (1) Celebrini (3) 4:46 2nd (Latvia 0-4 Canada)

#17 Macklin Celebrini (2) Wood (2), Mateychuk (3) 10:56 2nd (Latvia 0-5 Canada)

#12 Fraser Minten (1) Nelson (1) 2:14 3rd (Latvia 0-6 Canada)

#18 Matthew Wood (1) unassisted 3:51 3rd (Latvia 0-7 Canada)

#28 Conor Geekie (2) Minten (1), Savoie (1) 5:43 3rd (Latvia 0-8 Canada)

#20 Carson Rehkopf (2) Celebrini (4), Dumais (1) 6:18 3rd (Latvia 0-9 Canada)

#15 Matt Poitras (2) Yager (1), Nelson (2) 10:57 3rd (Latvia 0-10 Canada)

Slovakia Vs. Switzerland

#27 Samuel Honzek (2) Repčík (1) 8:33 1st (Slovakia 1-0 Switzerland)

#21 Peter Repčík (2)(EN) Mešár (3), Štrbák (2) 18:19 3rd (Slovakia 2-0 Switzerland)

#18 Servác Petrovský (3)(SH)(EN) unassisted 19:12 3rd (Slovakia 3-0 Switzerland)

Norway Vs. Czech Republic

#25 Jiří Kulich (1) Prčík (1), Šapovaliv (1) 10:30 1st (Norway 0-1 Czech Republic)

#25 Jiří Kulich (2)(PP) Melovský (2), Hamara (1) 17:46 1st (Norway 0-2 Czech Republic)

#20 Casper Haugen-Everson (1) Løkkeberg (1) 1:15 2nd (Norway 1-2 Czech Republic)

#6 Aleš Čech (1) Becher (2) 12:15 2nd (Norway 1-3 Czech Republic)

#28 Eduard Šalé (1) unassisted 12:52 2nd (Norway 1-4 Czech Republic)

#28 Eduard Šalé (2) Melovský (3), Sapoušek (1) 18:46 2nd (Norway 1-5 Czech Republic)

#24 Matyáš Šapovaliv (1)(PP) Melovský (4), Kulich (2) 8:49 3rd (Norway 1-6 Czech Republic)

#28 Eduard Šalé (3)(PP)(HT) Bareš (1), Rymon (1) 13:16 3rd (Norway 1-7 Czech Republic)

#25 Jiří Kulich (3)(HT) Hamara (2), Štancl (1) 15:15 3rd (Norway 1-8 Czech Republic)