Even someone who isn’t an NHL scout or a hardcore hockey fan can spot what makes American forward Clayton Keller a special player.
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Category Archives: World Championships
Senators’ Chris Wideman: Lands on roster for Team USA
Wideman’s opportunity most likely came about due to players sitting out in order to be ready for the 2016 World Cup, but it’s an honor nonetheless.
Spitfires Logan Brown opts to play for U.S., not Canada
The 18-year-old Brown, who is considered a first-round prospect for this year’s NHL Draft, will join the United States for the World Under-18 Hockey Championship, which will be played April 14-24 in North Dakota.
Lightning Goalie Ben Bishop Named to Team USA For World Cup Of Hockey
Bishop last played for the national team at the 2013 IIHF World Championship. Schneider has never played for the national team. He last represented the U.S. in the 2006 IIHF World Junior Championship.
Ryan MacInnis named to Team USA for 2016 World Junior Championship
USA Hockey announced today the final 22-player roster for the 2016 U.S. National Junior Team that will compete in the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship, which includes Rangers forward Ryan MacInnis.
2016 WJC: Ryan Collins and Clayton Keller cut by Team USA
Team USA made its final two cuts before the 2016 World Juniors, sending University of Minnesota defenseman Ryan Collins and US U-18 forward Clayton Keller (a Boston University commit) home from Finland before the tournament begins December 26.
Team USA Outlook: Matthew Tkachuk carries family legacy into World Juniors
He’s not sure if it’s even allowed anymore, but from the time he was about five years old until he was around 10, Matthew Tkachuk got to practice with the St. Louis Blues.
Opilka remains sidelined at US Junior camp
For the third straight day, Kitchener Rangers’ goalie Luke Opilka was not on the ice at the US Junior Hockey selection camp in Boston.
Swansea’s Keller heads talented group of four St. Louis players competing for Team USA roster spots
Swansea native Clayton Keller was one of four St. Louis-area players making the initial 29-man list competing for spots on Team USA’s roster at the upcoming World Junior Hockey Championships Dec. 26-Jan. 5 in Helsinki, Finland.
