Well, I thought the 4 seed would be the worst possible spot in the playoff, but 1-3 were just as bad.

The era of SEC dominance is dead now that everyone can get a bag openly. Man, if ND finally decides to join the B1G, we’re heading to a P1 rather than a P2.

Canada will play Czechia during the quarterfinals of the world junior hockey championship for the second consecutive year. The Canadian squad wrapped up round-robin play Tuesday in Ottawa with a 4-1 loss to the United States to finish third in Pool A with seven points. Canada blanked Finland 4-0 and Germany 3-0 but fell 3-2 in a shocking upset to Latvia in a shootout.

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In last season's tournament, Canada was eliminated during the quarterfinals with a 3-2 loss to Czechia. Teams cross over pools for Thursday's quarterfinals. Czechia finished second in Pool B with three wins and nine points. The defending champion U.S. finished first in Pool A with 10 points and will take on Switzerland, which finished fourth in Pool B with three points. Pool B leader Sweden (12 points) will take on Latvia (four points) and Finland (eight points) will play Slovakia (five points). Teams are reseeded for Saturday's semifinals. Both medal games are slated for Sunday.

They started strong with a 4-0 victory over Finland, but followed that up by being on the business end of one of the biggest upsets in tournament history against Latvia 3-2 in a shootout. Then after a bounce back 3-0 win over Germany, the United States put on a masterclass against Canada to win 4-1 at Canadian Tire Centre and take Group A, sending the hosts to a third-place pool play finish.

From here on out, it’s do or die.

Canada will begin the quarter-final round Thursday evening against Czechia, who placed second in Group B behind Sweden.

Danny Nelson scored the eventual winner for the U.S. during their anticipated New Year’s Eve meeting with Canada Tuesday night. Cole Hutson and Cole Eiserman also found the back of the net, and Ryan Leonard iced things late in the third period with an empty-netter. Bradley Nadeau scored Canada’s lone goal in the loss.

Front and centre among Canada’s problems were penalties.

Canada allowed seven U.S. power plays with 22 total penalty minutes and the Americans took advantage, scoring their first three goals on the man-advantage before adding the empty-netter.

Head coach Dave Cameron was asked how he’d handle his team’s lack of discipline.

“Can’t. I can’t address it. They know it. They know the penalties are penalties. You talk all you want… They have to decide as simple as that,” Cameron told TSN’s Mark Masters.

“It’s an individual thing. It’s a character thing. They have to decide and I’m pretty sure they will… I think lesson learned.”

The players agreed, with alternate captain Tanner Molendyk saying the leadership group will dive deeper into the discipline problem.

“When that kind of stuff happens you gotta hold guys accountable. It was sloppy out there. Myself too, I took a dumb one too. Yeah, guys have to be held accountable.”

“As a group we have to have a little chat and just make sure everybody’s on the same page,” captain Brayden Yager said.

The penalty issues continued a trend for Canada throughout the tournament. In fact, the hosts went the entire round robin without allowing a 5-on-5 goal.

“When we’ve been playing 5-on-5 we’ve been the best team in the tournament. At this point, it’s just about staying 5-on-5 and not letting discipline and dumb penalties get in the way of that,” defenceman Sam Dickinson said.

On the flip side, the Americans were thrilled with how things went.

“Beating them in their home country, I don’t think it gets much better than that,” Hutson said.

The U.S. draws Switzerland – who won just once in group play – in the quarters. Czechia, Canada’s next opponent, was second in Group B by winning three of their four games and finishing with a plus-16 goal differential.adsasdasdasd

Canada will play Czechia during the quarterfinals of the world junior hockey championship for the second consecutive year. The Canadian squad wrapped up round-robin play Tuesday in Ottawa with a 4-1 loss to the United States to finish third in Pool A with seven points. Canada blanked Finland 4-0 and Germany 3-0 but fell 3-2 in a shocking upset to Latvia in a shootout.

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In last season's tournament, Canada was eliminated during the quarterfinals with a 3-2 loss to Czechia. Teams cross over pools for Thursday's quarterfinals. Czechia finished second in Pool B with three wins and nine points. The defending champion U.S. finished first in Pool A with 10 points and will take on Switzerland, which finished fourth in Pool B with three points. Pool B leader Sweden (12 points) will take on Latvia (four points) and Finland (eight points) will play Slovakia (five points). Teams are reseeded for Saturday's semifinals. Both medal games are slated for Sunday.

They started strong with a 4-0 victory over Finland, but followed that up by being on the business end of one of the biggest upsets in tournament history against Latvia 3-2 in a shootout. Then after a bounce back 3-0 win over Germany, the United States put on a masterclass against Canada to win 4-1 at Canadian Tire Centre and take Group A, sending the hosts to a third-place pool play finish.

From here on out, it’s do or die.

Canada will begin the quarter-final round Thursday evening against Czechia, who placed second in Group B behind Sweden.

Danny Nelson scored the eventual winner for the U.S. during their anticipated New Year’s Eve meeting with Canada Tuesday night. Cole Hutson and Cole Eiserman also found the back of the net, and Ryan Leonard iced things late in the third period with an empty-netter. Bradley Nadeau scored Canada’s lone goal in the loss.

Front and centre among Canada’s problems were penalties.

Canada allowed seven U.S. power plays with 22 total penalty minutes and the Americans took advantage, scoring their first three goals on the man-advantage before adding the empty-netter.

Head coach Dave Cameron was asked how he’d handle his team’s lack of discipline.

“Can’t. I can’t address it. They know it. They know the penalties are penalties. You talk all you want… They have to decide as simple as that,” Cameron told TSN’s Mark Masters.

“It’s an individual thing. It’s a character thing. They have to decide and I’m pretty sure they will… I think lesson learned.”

The players agreed, with alternate captain Tanner Molendyk saying the leadership group will dive deeper into the discipline problem.

“When that kind of stuff happens you gotta hold guys accountable. It was sloppy out there. Myself too, I took a dumb one too. Yeah, guys have to be held accountable.”

“As a group we have to have a little chat and just make sure everybody’s on the same page,” captain Brayden Yager said.

The penalty issues continued a trend for Canada throughout the tournament. In fact, the hosts went the entire round robin without allowing a 5-on-5 goal.

“When we’ve been playing 5-on-5 we’ve been the best team in the tournament. At this point, it’s just about staying 5-on-5 and not letting discipline and dumb penalties get in the way of that,” defenceman Sam Dickinson said.

On the flip side, the Americans were thrilled with how things went.

“Beating them in their home country, I don’t think it gets much better than that,” Hutson said.

The U.S. draws Switzerland – who won just once in group play – in the quarters. Czechia, Canada’s next opponent, was second in Group B by winning three of their four games and finishing with a plus-16 goal differential.sadasdasd

Canada will play Czechia during the quarterfinals of the world junior hockey championship for the second consecutive year. The Canadian squad wrapped up round-robin play Tuesday in Ottawa with a 4-1 loss to the United States to finish third in Pool A with seven points. Canada blanked Finland 4-0 and Germany 3-0 but fell 3-2 in a shocking upset to Latvia in a shootout.

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In last season's tournament, Canada was eliminated during the quarterfinals with a 3-2 loss to Czechia. Teams cross over pools for Thursday's quarterfinals. Czechia finished second in Pool B with three wins and nine points. The defending champion U.S. finished first in Pool A with 10 points and will take on Switzerland, which finished fourth in Pool B with three points. Pool B leader Sweden (12 points) will take on Latvia (four points) and Finland (eight points) will play Slovakia (five points). Teams are reseeded for Saturday's semifinals. Both medal games are slated for Sunday.

They started strong with a 4-0 victory over Finland, but followed that up by being on the business end of one of the biggest upsets in tournament history against Latvia 3-2 in a shootout. Then after a bounce back 3-0 win over Germany, the United States put on a masterclass against Canada to win 4-1 at Canadian Tire Centre and take Group A, sending the hosts to a third-place pool play finish.

From here on out, it’s do or die.

Canada will begin the quarter-final round Thursday evening against Czechia, who placed second in Group B behind Sweden.

Danny Nelson scored the eventual winner for the U.S. during their anticipated New Year’s Eve meeting with Canada Tuesday night. Cole Hutson and Cole Eiserman also found the back of the net, and Ryan Leonard iced things late in the third period with an empty-netter. Bradley Nadeau scored Canada’s lone goal in the loss.

Front and centre among Canada’s problems were penalties.

Canada allowed seven U.S. power plays with 22 total penalty minutes and the Americans took advantage, scoring their first three goals on the man-advantage before adding the empty-netter.

Head coach Dave Cameron was asked how he’d handle his team’s lack of discipline.

“Can’t. I can’t address it. They know it. They know the penalties are penalties. You talk all you want… They have to decide as simple as that,” Cameron told TSN’s Mark Masters.

“It’s an individual thing. It’s a character thing. They have to decide and I’m pretty sure they will… I think lesson learned.”

The players agreed, with alternate captain Tanner Molendyk saying the leadership group will dive deeper into the discipline problem.

“When that kind of stuff happens you gotta hold guys accountable. It was sloppy out there. Myself too, I took a dumb one too. Yeah, guys have to be held accountable.”

“As a group we have to have a little chat and just make sure everybody’s on the same page,” captain Brayden Yager said.

The penalty issues continued a trend for Canada throughout the tournament. In fact, the hosts went the entire round robin without allowing a 5-on-5 goal.

“When we’ve been playing 5-on-5 we’ve been the best team in the tournament. At this point, it’s just about staying 5-on-5 and not letting discipline and dumb penalties get in the way of that,” defenceman Sam Dickinson said.

On the flip side, the Americans were thrilled with how things went.

“Beating them in their home country, I don’t think it gets much better than that,” Hutson said.

The U.S. draws Switzerland – who won just once in group play – in the quarters. Czechia, Canada’s next opponent, was second in Group B by winning three of their four games and finishing with a plus-16 goal differential.sadasdasd

Canada will play Czechia during the quarterfinals of the world junior hockey championship for the second consecutive year. The Canadian squad wrapped up round-robin play Tuesday in Ottawa with a 4-1 loss to the United States to finish third in Pool A with seven points. Canada blanked Finland 4-0 and Germany 3-0 but fell 3-2 in a shocking upset to Latvia in a shootout.

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In last season's tournament, Canada was eliminated during the quarterfinals with a 3-2 loss to Czechia. Teams cross over pools for Thursday's quarterfinals. Czechia finished second in Pool B with three wins and nine points. The defending champion U.S. finished first in Pool A with 10 points and will take on Switzerland, which finished fourth in Pool B with three points. Pool B leader Sweden (12 points) will take on Latvia (four points) and Finland (eight points) will play Slovakia (five points). Teams are reseeded for Saturday's semifinals. Both medal games are slated for Sunday.

They started strong with a 4-0 victory over Finland, but followed that up by being on the business end of one of the biggest upsets in tournament history against Latvia 3-2 in a shootout. Then after a bounce back 3-0 win over Germany, the United States put on a masterclass against Canada to win 4-1 at Canadian Tire Centre and take Group A, sending the hosts to a third-place pool play finish.

From here on out, it’s do or die.

Canada will begin the quarter-final round Thursday evening against Czechia, who placed second in Group B behind Sweden.

Danny Nelson scored the eventual winner for the U.S. during their anticipated New Year’s Eve meeting with Canada Tuesday night. Cole Hutson and Cole Eiserman also found the back of the net, and Ryan Leonard iced things late in the third period with an empty-netter. Bradley Nadeau scored Canada’s lone goal in the loss.

Front and centre among Canada’s problems were penalties.

Canada allowed seven U.S. power plays with 22 total penalty minutes and the Americans took advantage, scoring their first three goals on the man-advantage before adding the empty-netter.

Head coach Dave Cameron was asked how he’d handle his team’s lack of discipline.

“Can’t. I can’t address it. They know it. They know the penalties are penalties. You talk all you want… They have to decide as simple as that,” Cameron told TSN’s Mark Masters.

“It’s an individual thing. It’s a character thing. They have to decide and I’m pretty sure they will… I think lesson learned.”

The players agreed, with alternate captain Tanner Molendyk saying the leadership group will dive deeper into the discipline problem.

“When that kind of stuff happens you gotta hold guys accountable. It was sloppy out there. Myself too, I took a dumb one too. Yeah, guys have to be held accountable.”

“As a group we have to have a little chat and just make sure everybody’s on the same page,” captain Brayden Yager said.

The penalty issues continued a trend for Canada throughout the tournament. In fact, the hosts went the entire round robin without allowing a 5-on-5 goal.

“When we’ve been playing 5-on-5 we’ve been the best team in the tournament. At this point, it’s just about staying 5-on-5 and not letting discipline and dumb penalties get in the way of that,” defenceman Sam Dickinson said.

On the flip side, the Americans were thrilled with how things went.

“Beating them in their home country, I don’t think it gets much better than that,” Hutson said.

The U.S. draws Switzerland – who won just once in group play – in the quarters. Czechia, Canada’s next opponent, was second in Group B by winning three of their four games and finishing with a plus-16 goal differential.sadasdasd

USA Hockey began its quest for the 2025 IIHF World Juniors Championship on Dec. 26 in Ottawa, Canada. Team USA played the first game of the tournament against Germany, winning 10-4

According to 3downnation, to watch the 2025 World Junior Championship, fans can tune into TSN in Canada or the NHL Network in the U.S. The tournament takes place from December 26 to January 5, and these networks will cover all the games live.

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The U.S. National Junior Team will play in the 2025 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship Dec. 26, 2024 – Jan. 5, 2025, in Ottawa, Ontario. Team USA enters the tournament as the defending gold medalist and will play its preliminary round schedule as part of Group A alongside Finland, Canada, Latvia and Germany.

Group B will include Sweden, Czechia, Slovakia, Switzerland and Kazakhstan. The IIHF World Junior Championship was played in Ottawa on one other occasion, that in 2009. That year, the U.S. went 3-1-0-2 and finished fifth.

Team USA enters the 2025 tournament having medaled in seven of the last nine World Junior Championships.

The IIHF World Junior Championship (WJC) is an annual ice hockey tournament for national under-20 teams. Held from late December to early January, it features the top ten ranked hockey nations in the 'Top Division'. There are also lower divisions (I, II, and III) where teams compete for promotion or face relegation.

Canada is the best performer in championship history, having won the gold medal 20 times. The event often takes place in Canadian cities, though it is also held in Europe and the U.S. The United States is the current champion, having defeated Sweden in the 2024 final in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Jan. 2

Quarterfinal 1, TD Place, 12 p.m. ET

Quarterfinal 2, Canadian Tire Centre, 2:30 p.m. ET

Quarterfinal 3, TD Place, 5 p.m. ET

Quarterfinal 4, Canadian Tire Centre, 7:30 p.m. ET

Jan. 4 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Semifinal 1, 3:30 p.m. ET

Semifinal 2, 7:30 p.m. ET

Jan. 5 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Third-place game, 3:30 p.m. ET

Championship game, 7:30 p.m. ET
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The 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship will air on TSN and RDS on television in Canada. The tournament will be streamed on TSN+ in Canada, as well. In the United States, NHL Network will be the television home of the World Junior Championship. Streaming information for USA is not currently available

If USA Hockey reaches the quarterfinals of the World Junior Championships, all their games will be played on NHL Network.

In fact USA Hockey will live on NHL Network after Christmas. Here all the USA Hockey games being streamed on NHL Network at the WJC:


Here is the quarterfinals schedule.

Jan. 2

Quarterfinal 1, TD Place, 12 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 2, Canadian Tire Centre, 2:30 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 3, TD Place, 5 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 4, Canadian Tire Centre, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Do The World Juniors Championship Semifinal Begin?

Here is the semifinals schedule.

Jan. 4 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Semifinal 1, 3:30 p.m. ET
Semifinal 2, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Are The World Juniors Championship Finals?

Here is the finals schedule.

Jan. 5 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Third-place game, 3:30 p.m. ET
Championship game, 7:30 p.m. ET

Follow FloHockey's Coverage Of Team USA At The WJC

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The 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship will air on TSN and RDS on television in Canada. The tournament will be streamed on TSN+ in Canada, as well. In the United States, NHL Network will be the television home of the World Junior Championship. Streaming information for USA is not currently available

If USA Hockey reaches the quarterfinals of the World Junior Championships, all their games will be played on NHL Network.

In fact USA Hockey will live on NHL Network after Christmas. Here all the USA Hockey games being streamed on NHL Network at the WJC:


Here is the quarterfinals schedule.

Jan. 2

Quarterfinal 1, TD Place, 12 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 2, Canadian Tire Centre, 2:30 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 3, TD Place, 5 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 4, Canadian Tire Centre, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Do The World Juniors Championship Semifinal Begin?

Here is the semifinals schedule.

Jan. 4 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Semifinal 1, 3:30 p.m. ET
Semifinal 2, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Are The World Juniors Championship Finals?

Here is the finals schedule.

Jan. 5 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Third-place game, 3:30 p.m. ET
Championship game, 7:30 p.m. ET

Follow FloHockey's Coverage Of Team USA At The WJC

FloHockey is providing comprehensive editorial and video coverage of the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship. With a team of content creators on site and leading WJC analyst Chris Peters providing stories and columns throughout the event, make FloHockey your home to learn more about the 2025 World Juniors. FloHockey will be following Team USA and Team Canada closely, while tracking the rest of the tournament on site. See all the stories here.

In addition to comprehensive editorial coverage, FloHockey is helping you learn more about Team USA with a number of video features with select players. Here's what we have so far, with more to come!

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From watching the Ottawa Senators at the Canadian Tire Centre (CTC) to their son stepping on the same ice to represent Canada — Cole Beaudoin's parents say the feeling is surreal.

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The 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship will air on TSN and RDS on television in Canada. The tournament will be streamed on TSN+ in Canada, as well. In the United States, NHL Network will be the television home of the World Junior Championship. Streaming information for USA is not currently available

If USA Hockey reaches the quarterfinals of the World Junior Championships, all their games will be played on NHL Network.

In fact USA Hockey will live on NHL Network after Christmas. Here all the USA Hockey games being streamed on NHL Network at the WJC:


Here is the quarterfinals schedule.

Jan. 2

Quarterfinal 1, TD Place, 12 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 2, Canadian Tire Centre, 2:30 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 3, TD Place, 5 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 4, Canadian Tire Centre, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Do The World Juniors Championship Semifinal Begin?

Here is the semifinals schedule.

Jan. 4 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Semifinal 1, 3:30 p.m. ET
Semifinal 2, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Are The World Juniors Championship Finals?

Here is the finals schedule.

Jan. 5 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Third-place game, 3:30 p.m. ET
Championship game, 7:30 p.m. ET

Follow FloHockey's Coverage Of Team USA At The WJC

FloHockey is providing comprehensive editorial and video coverage of the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship. With a team of content creators on site and leading WJC analyst Chris Peters providing stories and columns throughout the event, make FloHockey your home to learn more about the 2025 World Juniors. FloHockey will be following Team USA and Team Canada closely, while tracking the rest of the tournament on site. See all the stories here.

In addition to comprehensive editorial coverage, FloHockey is helping you learn more about Team USA with a number of video features with select players. Here's what we have so far, with more to come!

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The 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship will air on TSN and RDS on television in Canada. The tournament will be streamed on TSN+ in Canada, as well. In the United States, NHL Network will be the television home of the World Junior Championship. Streaming information for USA is not currently available

If USA Hockey reaches the quarterfinals of the World Junior Championships, all their games will be played on NHL Network.

In fact USA Hockey will live on NHL Network after Christmas. Here all the USA Hockey games being streamed on NHL Network at the WJC:


Here is the quarterfinals schedule.

Jan. 2

Quarterfinal 1, TD Place, 12 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 2, Canadian Tire Centre, 2:30 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 3, TD Place, 5 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 4, Canadian Tire Centre, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Do The World Juniors Championship Semifinal Begin?

Here is the semifinals schedule.

Jan. 4 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Semifinal 1, 3:30 p.m. ET
Semifinal 2, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Are The World Juniors Championship Finals?

Here is the finals schedule.

Jan. 5 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Third-place game, 3:30 p.m. ET
Championship game, 7:30 p.m. ET

Follow FloHockey's Coverage Of Team USA At The WJC

FloHockey is providing comprehensive editorial and video coverage of the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship. With a team of content creators on site and leading WJC analyst Chris Peters providing stories and columns throughout the event, make FloHockey your home to learn more about the 2025 World Juniors. FloHockey will be following Team USA and Team Canada closely, while tracking the rest of the tournament on site. See all the stories here.

In addition to comprehensive editorial coverage, FloHockey is helping you learn more about Team USA with a number of video features with select players. Here's what we have so far, with more to come!

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The 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship will air on TSN and RDS on television in Canada. The tournament will be streamed on TSN+ in Canada, as well. In the United States, NHL Network will be the television home of the World Junior Championship. Streaming information for USA is not currently available

If USA Hockey reaches the quarterfinals of the World Junior Championships, all their games will be played on NHL Network.

In fact USA Hockey will live on NHL Network after Christmas. Here all the USA Hockey games being streamed on NHL Network at the WJC:


Here is the quarterfinals schedule.

Jan. 2

Quarterfinal 1, TD Place, 12 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 2, Canadian Tire Centre, 2:30 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 3, TD Place, 5 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 4, Canadian Tire Centre, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Do The World Juniors Championship Semifinal Begin?

Here is the semifinals schedule.

Jan. 4 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Semifinal 1, 3:30 p.m. ET
Semifinal 2, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Are The World Juniors Championship Finals?

Here is the finals schedule.

Jan. 5 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Third-place game, 3:30 p.m. ET
Championship game, 7:30 p.m. ET

Follow FloHockey's Coverage Of Team USA At The WJC

FloHockey is providing comprehensive editorial and video coverage of the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship. With a team of content creators on site and leading WJC analyst Chris Peters providing stories and columns throughout the event, make FloHockey your home to learn more about the 2025 World Juniors. FloHockey will be following Team USA and Team Canada closely, while tracking the rest of the tournament on site. See all the stories here.

In addition to comprehensive editorial coverage, FloHockey is helping you learn more about Team USA with a number of video features with select players. Here's what we have so far, with more to come!

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The 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship will air on TSN and RDS on television in Canada. The tournament will be streamed on TSN+ in Canada, as well. In the United States, NHL Network will be the television home of the World Junior Championship. Streaming information for USA is not currently available

If USA Hockey reaches the quarterfinals of the World Junior Championships, all their games will be played on NHL Network.

In fact USA Hockey will live on NHL Network after Christmas. Here all the USA Hockey games being streamed on NHL Network at the WJC:


Here is the quarterfinals schedule.

Jan. 2

Quarterfinal 1, TD Place, 12 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 2, Canadian Tire Centre, 2:30 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 3, TD Place, 5 p.m. ET
Quarterfinal 4, Canadian Tire Centre, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Do The World Juniors Championship Semifinal Begin?

Here is the semifinals schedule.

Jan. 4 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Semifinal 1, 3:30 p.m. ET
Semifinal 2, 7:30 p.m. ET

When Are The World Juniors Championship Finals?

Here is the finals schedule.

Jan. 5 (Canadian Tire Centre)

Third-place game, 3:30 p.m. ET
Championship game, 7:30 p.m. ET

Follow FloHockey's Coverage Of Team USA At The WJC

FloHockey is providing comprehensive editorial and video coverage of the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship. With a team of content creators on site and leading WJC analyst Chris Peters providing stories and columns throughout the event, make FloHockey your home to learn more about the 2025 World Juniors. FloHockey will be following Team USA and Team Canada closely, while tracking the rest of the tournament on site. See all the stories here.

In addition to comprehensive editorial coverage, FloHockey is helping you learn more about Team USA with a number of video features with select players. Here's what we have so far, with more to come!

World Juniors 2025: Quarterfinal Matchups Are Set Tony Ferrari gives the world juniors quarterfinal preview of Czechia versus Canada, USA versus Switzerland, Sweden versus Latvia and Finland versus Slovakia.

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The final day of the round-robin is now complete at the world juniors, which locks in the standings and sets up the quarterfinals.

Team USA outlasted Canada to win 4-1 and take Group A. As has been the theme for Canada at the world juniors in recent years, they couldn’t stay disciplined and out of the penalty box, which led to a loss despite largely outplaying the Americans.

Three power-play goals on seven opportunities were too much to overcome for the Canadians against a strong U.S. roster. Canada took 22 minutes of penalties, which is utterly unacceptable.

Sweden stayed undefeated against Czechia to take Group B. Herman Traff scored two quick goals to start the second period, and Sweden added two more in the final two minutes of the period to go up 4-1. Czechia added one in the third, but the Swedes handled Czechia relatively easily to set up a matchup with the Latvians in the quarters.

Finland defeated Latvia with full control. Once again, goaltender Linards Feldbergs provided a solid performance. However, Latvia will finish fourth in Group A, while the Finns sit second.

Switzerland defeated Kazakhstan in the day’s first game, deciding who would advance to the quarterfinals and who would advance to the relegation round. Germany and Kazakhstan finished at the bottom of their respective groups, and they will play in the relegation round.sadsadsad

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The final day of the round-robin is now complete at the world juniors, which locks in the standings and sets up the quarterfinals.

Team USA outlasted Canada to win 4-1 and take Group A. As has been the theme for Canada at the world juniors in recent years, they couldn’t stay disciplined and out of the penalty box, which led to a loss despite largely outplaying the Americans.

Three power-play goals on seven opportunities were too much to overcome for the Canadians against a strong U.S. roster. Canada took 22 minutes of penalties, which is utterly unacceptable.

Sweden stayed undefeated against Czechia to take Group B. Herman Traff scored two quick goals to start the second period, and Sweden added two more in the final two minutes of the period to go up 4-1. Czechia added one in the third, but the Swedes handled Czechia relatively easily to set up a matchup with the Latvians in the quarters.

Finland defeated Latvia with full control. Once again, goaltender Linards Feldbergs provided a solid performance. However, Latvia will finish fourth in Group A, while the Finns sit second.

Switzerland defeated Kazakhstan in the day’s first game, deciding who would advance to the quarterfinals and who would advance to the relegation round. Germany and Kazakhstan finished at the bottom of their respective groups, and they will play in the relegation round.sadasdasd

World Juniors 2025: Quarterfinal Matchups Are Set Tony Ferrari gives the world juniors quarterfinal preview of Czechia versus Canada, USA versus Switzerland, Sweden versus Latvia and Finland versus Slovakia.

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The final day of the round-robin is now complete at the world juniors, which locks in the standings and sets up the quarterfinals.

Team USA outlasted Canada to win 4-1 and take Group A. As has been the theme for Canada at the world juniors in recent years, they couldn’t stay disciplined and out of the penalty box, which led to a loss despite largely outplaying the Americans.

Three power-play goals on seven opportunities were too much to overcome for the Canadians against a strong U.S. roster. Canada took 22 minutes of penalties, which is utterly unacceptable.

Sweden stayed undefeated against Czechia to take Group B. Herman Traff scored two quick goals to start the second period, and Sweden added two more in the final two minutes of the period to go up 4-1. Czechia added one in the third, but the Swedes handled Czechia relatively easily to set up a matchup with the Latvians in the quarters.

Finland defeated Latvia with full control. Once again, goaltender Linards Feldbergs provided a solid performance. However, Latvia will finish fourth in Group A, while the Finns sit second.

Switzerland defeated Kazakhstan in the day’s first game, deciding who would advance to the quarterfinals and who would advance to the relegation round. Germany and Kazakhstan finished at the bottom of their respective groups, and they will play in the relegation round.asdsadsad

World Juniors 2025: Quarterfinal Matchups Are Set Tony Ferrari gives the world juniors quarterfinal preview of Czechia versus Canada, USA versus Switzerland, Sweden versus Latvia and Finland versus Slovakia.

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The final day of the round-robin is now complete at the world juniors, which locks in the standings and sets up the quarterfinals.

Team USA outlasted Canada to win 4-1 and take Group A. As has been the theme for Canada at the world juniors in recent years, they couldn’t stay disciplined and out of the penalty box, which led to a loss despite largely outplaying the Americans.

Three power-play goals on seven opportunities were too much to overcome for the Canadians against a strong U.S. roster. Canada took 22 minutes of penalties, which is utterly unacceptable.

Sweden stayed undefeated against Czechia to take Group B. Herman Traff scored two quick goals to start the second period, and Sweden added two more in the final two minutes of the period to go up 4-1. Czechia added one in the third, but the Swedes handled Czechia relatively easily to set up a matchup with the Latvians in the quarters.

Finland defeated Latvia with full control. Once again, goaltender Linards Feldbergs provided a solid performance. However, Latvia will finish fourth in Group A, while the Finns sit second.

Switzerland defeated Kazakhstan in the day’s first game, deciding who would advance to the quarterfinals and who would advance to the relegation round. Germany and Kazakhstan finished at the bottom of their respective groups, and they will play in the relegation round.

Canada will play Czechia during the quarterfinals of the world junior hockey championship for the second consecutive year. The Canadian squad wrapped up round-robin play Tuesday in Ottawa with a 4-1 loss to the United States to finish third in Pool A with seven points. Canada blanked Finland 4-0 and Germany 3-0 but fell 3-2 in a shocking upset to Latvia in a shootout.

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In last season's tournament, Canada was eliminated during the quarterfinals with a 3-2 loss to Czechia. Teams cross over pools for Thursday's quarterfinals. Czechia finished second in Pool B with three wins and nine points. The defending champion U.S. finished first in Pool A with 10 points and will take on Switzerland, which finished fourth in Pool B with three points. Pool B leader Sweden (12 points) will take on Latvia (four points) and Finland (eight points) will play Slovakia (five points). Teams are reseeded for Saturday's semifinals. Both medal games are slated for Sunday.

They started strong with a 4-0 victory over Finland, but followed that up by being on the business end of one of the biggest upsets in tournament history against Latvia 3-2 in a shootout. Then after a bounce back 3-0 win over Germany, the United States put on a masterclass against Canada to win 4-1 at Canadian Tire Centre and take Group A, sending the hosts to a third-place pool play finish.

From here on out, it’s do or die.

Canada will begin the quarter-final round Thursday evening against Czechia, who placed second in Group B behind Sweden.

Danny Nelson scored the eventual winner for the U.S. during their anticipated New Year’s Eve meeting with Canada Tuesday night. Cole Hutson and Cole Eiserman also found the back of the net, and Ryan Leonard iced things late in the third period with an empty-netter. Bradley Nadeau scored Canada’s lone goal in the loss.

Front and centre among Canada’s problems were penalties.

Canada allowed seven U.S. power plays with 22 total penalty minutes and the Americans took advantage, scoring their first three goals on the man-advantage before adding the empty-netter.

Head coach Dave Cameron was asked how he’d handle his team’s lack of discipline.

“Can’t. I can’t address it. They know it. They know the penalties are penalties. You talk all you want… They have to decide as simple as that,” Cameron told TSN’s Mark Masters.

“It’s an individual thing. It’s a character thing. They have to decide and I’m pretty sure they will… I think lesson learned.”

The players agreed, with alternate captain Tanner Molendyk saying the leadership group will dive deeper into the discipline problem.

“When that kind of stuff happens you gotta hold guys accountable. It was sloppy out there. Myself too, I took a dumb one too. Yeah, guys have to be held accountable.”

“As a group we have to have a little chat and just make sure everybody’s on the same page,” captain Brayden Yager said.

The penalty issues continued a trend for Canada throughout the tournament. In fact, the hosts went the entire round robin without allowing a 5-on-5 goal.

“When we’ve been playing 5-on-5 we’ve been the best team in the tournament. At this point, it’s just about staying 5-on-5 and not letting discipline and dumb penalties get in the way of that,” defenceman Sam Dickinson said.

On the flip side, the Americans were thrilled with how things went.

“Beating them in their home country, I don’t think it gets much better than that,” Hutson said.

The U.S. draws Switzerland – who won just once in group play – in the quarters. Czechia, Canada’s next opponent, was second in Group B by winning three of their four games and finishing with a plus-16 goal differential.

While the Canadians would likely have preferred an easier opponent, Thursday will be a chance for Canada to avenge last year’s quarter-final loss to the Czechs. On Jan. 2 of last year in Gothenburg, Sweden, Canada fought back from an early 2-0 deficit but a bad bounce led to a Jakub Stancl goal with 11.7 seconds left in regulation to give Czechia a 3-2 win and send Canada home.

Exactly one year later, the two sides will meet again. What better way for Canada to get its tournament in gear than returning the favour of last year’s elimination?asdasdasd

Canada will play Czechia during the quarterfinals of the world junior hockey championship for the second consecutive year. The Canadian squad wrapped up round-robin play Tuesday in Ottawa with a 4-1 loss to the United States to finish third in Pool A with seven points. Canada blanked Finland 4-0 and Germany 3-0 but fell 3-2 in a shocking upset to Latvia in a shootout.

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In last season's tournament, Canada was eliminated during the quarterfinals with a 3-2 loss to Czechia. Teams cross over pools for Thursday's quarterfinals. Czechia finished second in Pool B with three wins and nine points. The defending champion U.S. finished first in Pool A with 10 points and will take on Switzerland, which finished fourth in Pool B with three points. Pool B leader Sweden (12 points) will take on Latvia (four points) and Finland (eight points) will play Slovakia (five points). Teams are reseeded for Saturday's semifinals. Both medal games are slated for Sunday.

They started strong with a 4-0 victory over Finland, but followed that up by being on the business end of one of the biggest upsets in tournament history against Latvia 3-2 in a shootout. Then after a bounce back 3-0 win over Germany, the United States put on a masterclass against Canada to win 4-1 at Canadian Tire Centre and take Group A, sending the hosts to a third-place pool play finish.

From here on out, it’s do or die.

Canada will begin the quarter-final round Thursday evening against Czechia, who placed second in Group B behind Sweden.

Danny Nelson scored the eventual winner for the U.S. during their anticipated New Year’s Eve meeting with Canada Tuesday night. Cole Hutson and Cole Eiserman also found the back of the net, and Ryan Leonard iced things late in the third period with an empty-netter. Bradley Nadeau scored Canada’s lone goal in the loss.

Front and centre among Canada’s problems were penalties.

Canada allowed seven U.S. power plays with 22 total penalty minutes and the Americans took advantage, scoring their first three goals on the man-advantage before adding the empty-netter.

Head coach Dave Cameron was asked how he’d handle his team’s lack of discipline.

“Can’t. I can’t address it. They know it. They know the penalties are penalties. You talk all you want… They have to decide as simple as that,” Cameron told TSN’s Mark Masters.

“It’s an individual thing. It’s a character thing. They have to decide and I’m pretty sure they will… I think lesson learned.”

The players agreed, with alternate captain Tanner Molendyk saying the leadership group will dive deeper into the discipline problem.

“When that kind of stuff happens you gotta hold guys accountable. It was sloppy out there. Myself too, I took a dumb one too. Yeah, guys have to be held accountable.”

“As a group we have to have a little chat and just make sure everybody’s on the same page,” captain Brayden Yager said.

The penalty issues continued a trend for Canada throughout the tournament. In fact, the hosts went the entire round robin without allowing a 5-on-5 goal.

“When we’ve been playing 5-on-5 we’ve been the best team in the tournament. At this point, it’s just about staying 5-on-5 and not letting discipline and dumb penalties get in the way of that,” defenceman Sam Dickinson said.

On the flip side, the Americans were thrilled with how things went.

“Beating them in their home country, I don’t think it gets much better than that,” Hutson said.

The U.S. draws Switzerland – who won just once in group play – in the quarters. Czechia, Canada’s next opponent, was second in Group B by winning three of their four games and finishing with a plus-16 goal differential.

While the Canadians would likely have preferred an easier opponent, Thursday will be a chance for Canada to avenge last year’s quarter-final loss to the Czechs. On Jan. 2 of last year in Gothenburg, Sweden, Canada fought back from an early 2-0 deficit but a bad bounce led to a Jakub Stancl goal with 11.7 seconds left in regulation to give Czechia a 3-2 win and send Canada home.

Exactly one year later, the two sides will meet again. What better way for Canada to get its tournament in gear than returning the favour of last year’s elimination?sadsadsad

Canada will play Czechia during the quarterfinals of the world junior hockey championship for the second consecutive year. The Canadian squad wrapped up round-robin play Tuesday in Ottawa with a 4-1 loss to the United States to finish third in Pool A with seven points. Canada blanked Finland 4-0 and Germany 3-0 but fell 3-2 in a shocking upset to Latvia in a shootout.

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In last season's tournament, Canada was eliminated during the quarterfinals with a 3-2 loss to Czechia. Teams cross over pools for Thursday's quarterfinals. Czechia finished second in Pool B with three wins and nine points. The defending champion U.S. finished first in Pool A with 10 points and will take on Switzerland, which finished fourth in Pool B with three points. Pool B leader Sweden (12 points) will take on Latvia (four points) and Finland (eight points) will play Slovakia (five points). Teams are reseeded for Saturday's semifinals. Both medal games are slated for Sunday.

They started strong with a 4-0 victory over Finland, but followed that up by being on the business end of one of the biggest upsets in tournament history against Latvia 3-2 in a shootout. Then after a bounce back 3-0 win over Germany, the United States put on a masterclass against Canada to win 4-1 at Canadian Tire Centre and take Group A, sending the hosts to a third-place pool play finish.

From here on out, it’s do or die.

Canada will begin the quarter-final round Thursday evening against Czechia, who placed second in Group B behind Sweden.

Danny Nelson scored the eventual winner for the U.S. during their anticipated New Year’s Eve meeting with Canada Tuesday night. Cole Hutson and Cole Eiserman also found the back of the net, and Ryan Leonard iced things late in the third period with an empty-netter. Bradley Nadeau scored Canada’s lone goal in the loss.

Front and centre among Canada’s problems were penalties.

Canada allowed seven U.S. power plays with 22 total penalty minutes and the Americans took advantage, scoring their first three goals on the man-advantage before adding the empty-netter.

Head coach Dave Cameron was asked how he’d handle his team’s lack of discipline.

“Can’t. I can’t address it. They know it. They know the penalties are penalties. You talk all you want… They have to decide as simple as that,” Cameron told TSN’s Mark Masters.

“It’s an individual thing. It’s a character thing. They have to decide and I’m pretty sure they will… I think lesson learned.”

The players agreed, with alternate captain Tanner Molendyk saying the leadership group will dive deeper into the discipline problem.

“When that kind of stuff happens you gotta hold guys accountable. It was sloppy out there. Myself too, I took a dumb one too. Yeah, guys have to be held accountable.”

“As a group we have to have a little chat and just make sure everybody’s on the same page,” captain Brayden Yager said.

The penalty issues continued a trend for Canada throughout the tournament. In fact, the hosts went the entire round robin without allowing a 5-on-5 goal.

“When we’ve been playing 5-on-5 we’ve been the best team in the tournament. At this point, it’s just about staying 5-on-5 and not letting discipline and dumb penalties get in the way of that,” defenceman Sam Dickinson said.

On the flip side, the Americans were thrilled with how things went.

“Beating them in their home country, I don’t think it gets much better than that,” Hutson said.

The U.S. draws Switzerland – who won just once in group play – in the quarters. Czechia, Canada’s next opponent, was second in Group B by winning three of their four games and finishing with a plus-16 goal differential.

While the Canadians would likely have preferred an easier opponent, Thursday will be a chance for Canada to avenge last year’s quarter-final loss to the Czechs. On Jan. 2 of last year in Gothenburg, Sweden, Canada fought back from an early 2-0 deficit but a bad bounce led to a Jakub Stancl goal with 11.7 seconds left in regulation to give Czechia a 3-2 win and send Canada home.

Exactly one year later, the two sides will meet again. What better way for Canada to get its tournament in gear than returning the favour of last year’s elimination?sadasdsadsa