Congrats to the 9 Minnesotans that captured the Gold Medal at the World Junior Championships in Ottawa. The U.S. defeated Finland in overtime, 4-3, taking the hardware back to the states for the second consecutive year.
Brodie Ziemer led the Minnesota group in scoring with 7 points in 7 games While Danny Nelson had the most goals by a Minnesotan with 4. Hampton Slukynsky was 2-0 during the tournament, stopping 42 of 45 shots.
Oliver Moore and Danny Nelson are part of a rare group of players that have won two World Junior Gold Medals as they were both members of last year’s Championship team.
30 Hampton Slukynsky | Warroad | Western Michigan |
3 Logan Hensler | Woodbury | Wisconsin |
4 Colin Ralph | Maple Grove | St. Cloud State |
6 Adam Kleber | Chaska | Minnesota Duluth |
11 Oliver Moore | Mounds View | University of Minnesota |
17 Danny Nelson | Maple Grove | Notre Dame |
22 Max Plante | Hermantown | Minnesota Duluth |
23 Austin Burnevik | Blaine | St. Cloud State |
74 Brodie Ziemer | Hutchinson | University of Minnesota |
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