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1st July 2023 - Štěpán Navrátil

Effectiveness lesson for USA U16, Canada West won 6-1

The first period was marked by great performances of both goalies. Chase Bergeron made several impressive saves during Canada's power-play opportunities, and Marek Sobkow kept the puck out in a battle right in front of the goal line. The first goal came in the 13th minute when Calyb Moore tapped in a rebound. Although the USA dominanted possession-wise, Ethan Blake made good use of a quick breakaway and doubled the Canadian lead. Following a pair of goals by Nel and Moore, the score changed to 4-0, and Moffett replaced Bergeron in between the American pipes. However, he couldn't stop the Canadian freight train moving at full speed as Canada West added two more to win 6-1.

Home Credit Arena

6-1
(1:0, 3:0, 2:1)

Canada West U16 - USA U16

Penalties
5:3
PPG
0:0
SHG
1:0
Shots on goal
24:30

Goals and assists

13. Moore (Nel, Hamelin), 19. Blake (Gault, Atwal), 27. Nel (Hamelin), 27. Moore (Mackie), 34. Blake (Moore), 37. Anderson (Gault) – 40. Lammi (Evans)

Referees

David Gráca, Jakub Musil

Official game sheet

Canada West U16

Sobkow – Nel, Gault (C), Cavan, Correia, Francis, Blake, Hart, Fiszer – Moore, Hamelin (A), Mackie – Barker, Emsley, Gil – Gard, Atwall, Digaf – Zeeben, Lowett (A), Anderson

USA U16

Bergeron (27. Moffett) – Humphries, Rennebeck (C), Bonari, Brideau, Horner, Zevola, Simon, Stahl – Morris, Joyce (A), Robb – Helbling, Nikolajski (A), Byington – Lammi, Weiner, Lippo – Moore III, Evans, Balana – Petrina

COACHES´ REACTIONS

Jon Silcox (CAN): "The boys were prepared and played the best match of the tournament. The Americans deserve praise, and I wish them good luck in the match for third place. We weren't satisfied with yesterday's game against the Czechs, but we went through our notes and videos. Today, I am proud of the players, but our work is not yet done here. We need to rest and prepare ourselves."

Will Rennebeck (USA): "We thought we were well-prepared. However, we didn't play our game. Our system was failing, which is something we would like to change."

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