List of Canadian national ice hockey team rosters
Below is a list of various national team ice hockey team rosters of Canada. The men's team, women's team and the junior team are included.
Men's[]
2022 Winter Olympics[]
Roster for the 2022 Winter Olympics.[1] NHL players were not allowed to participate.[2]
Head coach: Claude Julien
| No. | Pos. | Name | Height | Weight | Birthdate | Team |
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| 1 | G | Devon Levi | 6 ft 0 in (183 cm) | 185 lb (84 kg) | December 27, 2001 (aged 20) |  Northeastern Huskies
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| 3 | D | Brandon Gormley | 6 ft 2 in (188 cm) | 196 lb (89 kg) | February 18, 1992 (aged 29) |  Lokomotiv Yaroslavl
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| 7 | F | Daniel Carr | 6 ft 0 in (183 cm) | 194 lb (88 kg) | November 1, 1991 (aged 30) |  HC Lugano
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| 9 | F | Corban Knight | 6 ft 1 in (185 cm) | 196 lb (89 kg) | September 10, 1990 (aged 31) | Avangard Omsk
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| 10 | F | Ben Street | 6 ft 0 in (183 cm) | 190 lb (86 kg) | February 13, 1987 (aged 34) |  EHC Red Bull München
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| 11 | F | Jack McBain | 6 ft 3 in (191 cm) | 201 lb (91 kg) | January 6, 2000 (aged 22) | Boston College Eagles
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| 12 | F | Eric Staal (C) | 6 ft 4 in (193 cm) | 194 lb (88 kg) | October 29, 1984 (aged 37) | Iowa Wild
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| 15 | F | Adam Tambellini | 6 ft 4 in (193 cm) | 194 lb (88 kg) | November 1, 1994 (aged 27) |  Rögle BK
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| 19 | F | Eric O'Dell | 6 ft 0 in (183 cm) | 205 lb (93 kg) | June 21, 1990 (aged 31) | HC Dynamo Moscow
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| 20 | D | Alex Grant | 6 ft 3 in (191 cm) | 209 lb (95 kg) | January 20, 1989 (aged 33) |  Jokerit
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| 22 | D | Owen Power | 6 ft 6 in (198 cm) | 214 lb (97 kg) | November 22, 2002 (aged 19) | Michigan Wolverines
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| 23 | D | Tyler Wotherspoon | 6 ft 2 in (188 cm) | 207 lb (94 kg) | March 12, 1993 (aged 28) | Utica Comets
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| 26 | F | Daniel Winnik | 6 ft 2 in (188 cm) | 209 lb (95 kg) | March 6, 1985 (aged 36) | Genève-Servette HC
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| 27 | F | Adam Cracknell | 6 ft 3 in (191 cm) | 209 lb (95 kg) | July 15, 1985 (aged 36) | Bakersfield Condors
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| 32 | F | Mason McTavish | 6 ft 1 in (185 cm) | 207 lb (94 kg) | January 30, 2003 (aged 19) |  Hamilton Bulldogs
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| 37 | D | Mat Robinson | 5 ft 9 in (175 cm) | 181 lb (82 kg) | January 20, 1986 (aged 36) | SKA Saint Petersburg
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| 39 | F | Landon Ferraro | 6 ft 0 in (183 cm) | 176 lb (80 kg) | August 8, 1991 (aged 30) | Kölner Haie
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| 44 | D | Mark Barberio | 6 ft 1 in (185 cm) | 207 lb (94 kg) | March 23, 1990 (aged 31) | Ak Bars Kazan
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| 51 | F | David Desharnais (A) | 5 ft 7 in (170 cm) | 176 lb (80 kg) | September 14, 1986 (aged 35) | HC Fribourg-Gottéron
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| 56 | D | Maxim Noreau (A) | 5 ft 11 in (180 cm) | 196 lb (89 kg) | May 24, 1987 (aged 34) | ZSC Lions
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| 60 | D | Jason Demers | 6 ft 1 in (185 cm) | 194 lb (88 kg) | June 9, 1988 (aged 33) | Ak Bars Kazan
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| 80 | G | Edward Pasquale | 6 ft 3 in (191 cm) | 218 lb (99 kg) | November 20, 1990 (aged 31) | Lokomotiv Yaroslavl
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| 90 | G | Matt Tomkins | 6 ft 3 in (191 cm) | 194 lb (88 kg) | June 19, 1994 (aged 27) | Frölunda HC
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| 91 | F | Jordan Weal | 5 ft 10 in (178 cm) | 179 lb (81 kg) | April 15, 1992 (aged 29) | Ak Bars Kazan
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| 96 | F | Josh Ho-Sang | 6 ft 0 in (183 cm) | 172 lb (78 kg) | January 22, 1996 (aged 26) | Toronto Marlies
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2021 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach:
Gerard Gallant - Assistant coach:
Michael Dyck - Assistant coach: Mike Kelly
- Assistant coach:
Andre Tourigny
Goaltender
- Adin Hill – Arizona Coyotes
Darcy Kuemper – Arizona Coyotes
Michael DiPietro – Vancouver Canucks
Defence
- Braden Schneider – Brandon Wheat Kings
- Jacob Bernard-Docker – Ottawa Senators
- Colin Miller – Buffalo Sabers
- Owen Power – University of Michigan
- Sean Walker – Los Angeles Kings
- Mario Ferraro – San Jose Sharks
Troy Stetcher – Detroit Red Wings- Nicolas Beaudin – Chicago Blackhawks
Forward
- Liam Foudy – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Jaret Anderson-Dolan – Los Angeles Kings
- Gabriel Vilardi – Los Angeles Kings
- Adam Henrique (C) – Anaheim Ducks
- Justin Danforth – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Nick Paul – Ottawa Senators
- Brandon Hagel – Chicago Blackhawks
- Michael Bunting – Arizona Coyotes
- Connor Brown (A) – Ottawa Senators
- Maxime Comtois – Anaheim Ducks
- Brandon Pirri – Chicago Blackhawks
- Andrew Mangiapane – Calgary Flames
- Cole Perfetti – Saginaw Spirit
2019 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Alain Vigneault
- Assistant coach: Kirk Muller
- Assistant coach: Lindy Ruff
- Assistant coach: Dave Hakstol
Goaltender
- Matt Murray – Pittsburgh Penguins
- Carter Hart – Philadelphia Flyers
- Mackenzie Blackwood – New Jersey Devils
Defence
- Dante Fabbro – Nashville Predators
- Shea Theodore – Vegas Golden Knights
- Damon Severson – New Jersey Devils
- Darnell Nurse – Edmonton Oilers
- Troy Stecher – Vancouver Canucks
- Thomas Chabot – Ottawa Senators
- Brandon Montour – Buffalo Sabres
Philippe Myers – Philadelphia Flyers
Forward
Mark Stone (A) – Vegas Golden Knights- Sam Reinhart – Buffalo Sabres
- Sean Couturier (A) – Philadelphia Flyers
- Adam Henrique – Anaheim Ducks
- Jared McCann – Pittsburgh Penguins
- Dylan Strome – Chicago Blackhawks
- Mathieu Joseph – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Anthony Mantha – Detroit Red Wings
- Tyler Bertuzzi – Detroit Red Wings
- Anthony Cirelli – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Jonathan Marchessault – Vegas Golden Knights
- Kyle Turris (C) – Nashville Predators
- Pierre-Luc Dubois – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Tyson Jost – Colorado Avalanche
2018 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Bill Peters
- Assistant coach: Bob Boughner
Goaltender
- Michael DiPietro – Windsor Spitfires
- Curtis McElhinney – Carolina Hurricanes
- Darcy Kuemper – Arizona Coyotes
Defence
- Joel Edmundson – St. Louis Blues
- Aaron Ekblad – Florida Panthers
- Ryan Pulock – New York Islanders
- Darnell Nurse – Edmonton Oilers
- Ryan Murray – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Thomas Chabot – Ottawa Senators
- Colton Parayko – St. Louis Blues
- Marc–Édouard Vlasic – San Jose Sharks
Forward
- Jordan Eberle – New York Islanders
- Brayden Schenn (A) – St. Louis Blues
- Josh Bailey – New York Islanders
- Mathew Barzal – New York Islanders
- Jaden Schwartz – St. Louis Blues
- Pierre-Luc Dubois – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Tyson Jost – Colorado Avalanche
- Jean-Gabriel Pageau – Ottawa Senators
- Bo Horvat – Vancouver Canucks
- Anthony Beauvillier – New York Islanders
- Ryan O'Reilly (A) – Buffalo Sabres
- Ryan Nugent-Hopkins – Edmonton Oilers
- Connor McDavid (C) – Edmonton Oilers
- Kyle Turris – Nashville Predators
2018 Winter Olympics[]
Roster for the 2018 Winter Olympics.[3] NHL players were not allowed to participate.[4]
Head coach: Willie Desjardins
The following is the Canadian roster for the men's ice hockey tournament at the 2018 Winter Olympics.[5][6][7]
Head coach: Willie Desjardins Assistant coaches: Dave King, Scott Walker, Craig Woodcroft
| No. | Pos. | Name | Height | Weight | Birthdate | Birthplace | 2017–18 team |
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| 3 | D | Karl Stollery | 5 ft 11 in (1.80 m) | 181 lb (82 kg) | November 21, 1987 | Camrose, Alberta |  Dinamo Riga (KHL)
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| 4 | D | Chris Lee – A | 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) | 185 lb (84 kg) | October 3, 1980 | MacTier, Ontario | Metallurg Magnitogorsk (KHL)
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| 5 | D | Chay Genoway | 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m) | 176 lb (80 kg) | December 20, 1986 | Morden, Manitoba | HC Lada Togliatti (KHL)
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| 7 | F | Gilbert Brulé | 5 ft 10 in (1.78 m) | 190 lb (86 kg) | January 1, 1987 | Edmonton, Alberta |  Kunlun Red Star (KHL)
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| 8 | F | Wojtek Wolski | 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m) | 220 lb (100 kg) | February 24, 1986 | Zabrze, Poland | Metallurg Magnitogorsk (KHL)
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| 9 | F | Derek Roy – A | 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m) | 187 lb (85 kg) | May 4, 1983 | Rockland, Ontario | Linköpings HC (SHL)
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| 11 | F | Chris Kelly – C | 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) | 194 lb (88 kg) | November 11, 1980 | Toronto, Ontario | Belleville Senators (AHL)
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| 12 | F | Rob Klinkhammer | 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) | 216 lb (98 kg) | August 12, 1986 | Lethbridge, Alberta | Ak Bars Kazan (KHL)
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| 15 | F | Brandon Kozun | 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m) | 172 lb (78 kg) | March 8, 1990 | Los Angeles, California, United States | Lokomotiv Yaroslavl (KHL)
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| 16 | F | Quinton Howden | 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) | 190 lb (86 kg) | January 21, 1992 | Oakbank, Manitoba |  HC Dinamo Minsk (KHL)
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| 17 | F | Rene Bourque – A | 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) | 216 lb (98 kg) | December 10, 1981 | Lac La Biche, Alberta | Djurgårdens IF (SHL)
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| 18 | D | Marc-André Gragnani | 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m) | 205 lb (93 kg) | March 11, 1987 | L'Île-Bizard, Quebec | HC Dinamo Minsk (KHL)
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| 19 | F | Andrew Ebbett – A | 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m) | 176 lb (80 kg) | January 2, 1983 | Vernon, British Columbia | SC Bern (NL)
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| 21 | F | Mason Raymond | 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) | 179 lb (81 kg) | September 17, 1985 | Cochrane, Alberta | SC Bern (NL)
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| 22 | F | Eric O'Dell | 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) | 201 lb (91 kg) | June 21, 1990 | Ottawa, Ontario | HC Sochi (KHL)
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| 24 | D | Stefan Elliott | 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) | 190 lb (86 kg) | January 30, 1991 | Vancouver, British Columbia | HV71 (SHL)
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| 27 | D | Cody Goloubef | 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) | 201 lb (91 kg) | November 30, 1989 | Oakville, Ontario | Stockton Heat (AHL)
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| 30 | G | Ben Scrivens | 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) | 198 lb (90 kg) | September 11, 1986 | Spruce Grove, Alberta | Salavat Yulaev Ufa (KHL)
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| 31 | G | Kevin Poulin | 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) | 205 lb (93 kg) | April 12, 1990 | Montreal, Quebec | EHC Kloten (NL)
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| 35 | G | Justin Peters | 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) | 209 lb (95 kg) | August 30, 1986 | Blyth, Ontario | Kölner Haie (DEL)
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| 37 | D | Mat Robinson | 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m) | 185 lb (84 kg) | June 20, 1986 | Calgary, Alberta | CSKA Moscow (KHL)
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| 40 | F | Maxim Lapierre | 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) | 216 lb (98 kg) | March 29, 1985 | Saint-Leonard, Quebec | HC Lugano (NL)
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| 56 | D | Maxim Noreau – A | 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) | 198 lb (90 kg) | May 24, 1987 | Montreal, Quebec | SC Bern (NL)
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| 91 | F | Linden Vey | 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) | 190 lb (86 kg) | July 17, 1991 | Wakaw, Saskatchewan | ZSC Lions (NL)
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| 92 | F | Christian Thomas | 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m) | 174 lb (79 kg) | May 26, 1992 | Toronto, Ontario | Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (AHL)
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2017 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Jon Cooper
- Assistant coach: Gerard Gallant
- Assistant coach: Dave Hakstol
- Assistant coach: Dave King
Goaltender
- Eric Comrie – Manitoba Moose
- Chad Johnson – Calgary Flames
- Calvin Pickard – Colorado Avalanche
Defence
- Tyson Barrie – Colorado Avalanche
- Jason Demers – Florida Panthers
- Josh Morrissey – Winnipeg Jets
- Colton Parayko – St. Louis Blues
- Mike Matheson – Florida Panthers
- Calvin de Haan – New York Islanders
- Chris Lee – Metallurg Magnitogorsk
- Marc–Édouard Vlasic (A) – San Jose Sharks
Forward
- Matt Duchene – Colorado Avalanche
- Brayden Schenn – Philadelphia Flyers
- Travis Konecny – Philadelphia Flyers
- Sean Couturier – Philadelphia Flyers
- Mitch Marner – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Wayne Simmonds – Philadelphia Flyers
- Brayden Point – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Claude Giroux (C) – Philadelphia Flyers
Nathan MacKinnon – Colorado Avalanche- Jeff Skinner – Carolina Hurricanes
- Mark Scheifele – Winnipeg Jets
- Alexander Killorn – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Ryan O'Reilly (A)– Buffalo Sabres
2016 World Cup of Hockey[]
Head coach: Mike Babcock[8]
| No. | Pos. | Name | Height | Weight | Birthdate | 2016–17 Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | G | Corey Crawford | 1.88 m (6 ft 2 in) | 94 kg (207 lb) | December 31, 1984 (aged 31) | Chicago Blackhawks
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| 70 | G | Braden Holtby | 1.88 m (6 ft 2 in) | 92 kg (203 lb) | September 16, 1989 (aged 27) | Washington Capitals
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| 31 | G | Carey Price | 1.91 m (6 ft 3 in) | 98 kg (216 lb) | August 16, 1987 (aged 29) | Montreal Canadiens
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| 4 | D | Jay Bouwmeester | 1.93 m (6 ft 4 in) | 96 kg (212 lb) | September 27, 1983 (aged 32) | St. Louis Blues
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| 88 | D | Brent Burns | 1.96 m (6 ft 5 in) | 105 kg (231 lb) | March 9, 1985 (aged 31) | San Jose Sharks
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| 8 | D | Drew Doughty | 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in) | 88 kg (194 lb) | December 8, 1989 (aged 26) | Los Angeles Kings
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| 7 | D | Jake Muzzin | 1.91 m (6 ft 3 in) | 98 kg (216 lb) | February 21, 1989 (aged 27) | Los Angeles Kings
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| 27 | D | Alex Pietrangelo | 1.91 m (6 ft 3 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | January 18, 1990 (aged 26) | St. Louis Blues
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| 44 | D | Marc-Édouard Vlasic | 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in) | 91 kg (201 lb) | March 30, 1987 (aged 29) | San Jose Sharks
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| 6 | D | Shea Weber (A) | 1.96 m (6 ft 5 in) | 107 kg (236 lb) | August 14, 1985 (aged 31) | Montreal Canadiens
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| 37 | C | Patrice Bergeron | 1.88 m (6 ft 2 in) | 88 kg (194 lb) | July 24, 1985 (aged 31) | Boston Bruins
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| 39 | C | Logan Couture | 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in) | 88 kg (194 lb) | March 28, 1989 (aged 27) | San Jose Sharks
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| 87 | C | Sidney Crosby (C) | 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in) | 91 kg (201 lb) | August 7, 1987 (aged 29) | Pittsburgh Penguins
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| 9 | C | Matt Duchene | 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in) | 91 kg (201 lb) | January 16, 1991 (aged 25) | Colorado Avalanche
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| 15 | C | Ryan Getzlaf | 1.93 m (6 ft 4 in) | 100 kg (220 lb) | May 10, 1985 (aged 31) | Anaheim Ducks
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| 28 | C | Claude Giroux | 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in) | 84 kg (185 lb) | January 12, 1988 (aged 28) | Philadelphia Flyers
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| 63 | LW | Brad Marchand | 1.75 m (5 ft 9 in) | 82 kg (181 lb) | May 11, 1988 (aged 28) | Boston Bruins
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| 90 | C | Ryan O'Reilly | 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in) | 91 kg (201 lb) | February 7, 1991 (aged 25) | Buffalo Sabres
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| 24 | RW | Corey Perry | 1.91 m (6 ft 3 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | May 16, 1985 (aged 31) | Anaheim Ducks
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| 91 | C | Steven Stamkos | 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in) | 88 kg (194 lb) | February 7, 1990 (aged 26) | Tampa Bay Lightning
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| 20 | C | John Tavares | 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in) | 93 kg (205 lb) | September 20, 1990 (aged 25) | New York Islanders
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| 97 | C | Joe Thornton | 1.93 m (6 ft 4 in) | 100 kg (220 lb) | July 2, 1979 (aged 37) | San Jose Sharks
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| 16 | C | Jonathan Toews (A) | 1.88 m (6 ft 2 in) | 94 kg (207 lb) | April 29, 1988 (aged 28) | Chicago Blackhawks
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Duncan Keith, Jeff Carter, Jamie Benn, and Tyler Seguin were all originally selected, but could not participate due to injury. They were replaced by Jay Bouwmeester, Corey Perry, Logan Couture, and Ryan O'Reilly, respectively.
2016 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Bill Peters
- Assistant coach: Dave Cameron
- Assistant coach: Mike Yeo
Goaltender
- Calvin Pickard – Colorado Avalanche
- Cam Talbot – New York Rangers
Defence
- Cody Ceci – Ottawa Senators
- Ryan Ellis – Nashville Predators
- Mike Matheson – Florida Panthers
- Christopher Tanev – Vancouver Canucks
- Ben Hutton – Vancouver Canucks
- Matt Dumba – Minnesota Wild
- Ryan Murray – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Morgan Rielly – Toronto Maple Leafs
Forward
- Taylor Hall – Edmonton Oilers
- Matt Duchene (A) – Colorado Avalanche
- Brendan Gallagher – Montreal Canadiens
- Max Domi – Arizona Coyotes
- Derick Brassard – New York Rangers
- Sam Reinhart – Buffalo Sabres
- Corey Perry (C) – Anaheim Ducks
- Boone Jenner – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Mark Scheifele – Winnipeg Jets
- Mark Stone – Ottawa Senators
- Brad Marchand – Boston Bruins
- Ryan O'Reilly (A)– Buffalo Sabres
- Connor McDavid – Edmonton Oilers
2015 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Todd McLellan
- Assistant coach: Peter DeBoer
- Assistant coach: Bill Peters
- Assistant coach: Jay Woodcroft
Goaltender
- Martin Jones – Los Angeles Kings
- Mike Smith – Arizona Coyotes
Defence
- Dan Hamhuis (A) – Vancouver Canucks
- Aaron Ekblad – Florida Panthers
- Jake Muzzin – Los Angeles Kings
- Tyson Barrie – Colorado Avalanche
- Patrick Wiercioch – Ottawa Senators
- David Savard – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Brent Burns – San Jose Sharks
Forward
- Tyler Seguin – Dallas Stars
- Taylor Hall – Edmonton Oilers
- Sean Couturier – Philadelphia Flyers
- Matt Duchene – Colorado Avalanche
- Brayden Schenn – Philadelphia Flyers
- Jordan Eberle – Edmonton Oilers
- Cody Eakin – Dallas Stars
- Claude Giroux – Philadelphia Flyers
- Nathan MacKinnon – Colorado Avalanche
- Tyler Ennis – Buffalo Sabres
- Tyler Toffoli – Los Angeles Kings
- Ryan O'Reilly – Colorado Avalanche
- Sidney Crosby (C) – Pittsburgh Penguins
- Jason Spezza (A) – Dallas Stars
2014 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave Tippett
- Assistant coach: Peter DeBoer
- Assistant coach: Paul Maurice
Goaltender
- Ben Scrivens – Edmonton Oilers
- James Reimer – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Justin Peters – Carolina Hurricanes
Defence
- Marc Methot – Ottawa Senators
- Ryan Ellis – Nashville Predators
- Jason Garrison – Vancouver Canucks
- Kevin Bieksa – Vancouver Canucks
- Morgan Rielly – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Erik Gudbranson – Florida Panthers
- Tyler Myers – Buffalo Sabres
Forward
- Kyle Turris – Ottawa Senators
- Brayden Schenn – Philadelphia Flyers
- Jonathan Huberdeau – Florida Panthers
- Alex Burrows – Vancouver Canucks
- Cody Hodgson – Buffalo Sabres
- Troy Brouwer – Washington Capitals
- Matt Read – Philadelphia Flyers
- Sean Monahan – Calgary Flames
- Jason Chimera – Washington Capitals
- Nathan MacKinnon – Colorado Avalanche
- Joel Ward – Washington Capitals
- Nazem Kadri – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Mark Scheifele – Winnipeg Jets
2014 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Mike Babcock
The following is the Canadian roster for the men's ice hockey tournament at the 2014 Winter Olympics.[9]
| No. | Pos. | Name | Height | Weight | Birthdate | Birthplace | 2013–14 team |
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| 1 | G | Roberto Luongo | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 93 kg (205 lb) | April 4, 1979 | Montreal, QC | Vancouver Canucks (NHL)
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| 2 | D | Duncan Keith | 183 cm (6 ft 0 in) | 85 kg (187 lb) | July 16, 1983 | Winnipeg, MB | Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
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| 5 | D | Dan Hamhuis | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | December 13, 1982 | Smithers, BC | Vancouver Canucks (NHL)
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| 6 | D | Shea Weber – A | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 97 kg (214 lb) | August 14, 1985 | Sicamous, BC | Nashville Predators (NHL)
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| 8 | D | Drew Doughty | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 92 kg (203 lb) | December 8, 1989 | London, ON | Los Angeles Kings (NHL)
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| 9 | F | Matt Duchene | 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) | 91 kg (201 lb) | January 16, 1991 | Haliburton, ON | Colorado Avalanche (NHL)
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| 10 | F | Patrick Sharp | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 89 kg (196 lb) | December 27, 1981 | Winnipeg, MB | Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
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| 12 | F | Patrick Marleau | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 100 kg (220 lb) | December 15, 1979 | Aneroid, SK | San Jose Sharks (NHL)
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| 14 | F | Chris Kunitz | 183 cm (6 ft 0 in) | 90 kg (200 lb) | September 26, 1979 | Regina, SK | Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)
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| 15 | F | Ryan Getzlaf | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 100 kg (220 lb) | May 10, 1985 | Regina, SK | Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
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| 16 | F | Jonathan Toews – A | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 96 kg (212 lb) | April 29, 1988 | Winnipeg, MB | Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
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| 19 | D | Jay Bouwmeester | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 98 kg (216 lb) | September 27, 1983 | Edmonton, AB | St. Louis Blues (NHL)
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| 20 | F | John Tavares | 183 cm (6 ft 0 in) | 90 kg (200 lb) | September 20, 1990 | Mississauga, ON | New York Islanders (NHL)
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| 22 | F | Jamie Benn | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 93 kg (205 lb) | July 18, 1989 | Victoria, BC | Dallas Stars (NHL)
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| 24 | F | Corey Perry | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | May 16, 1985 | Peterborough, ON | Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
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| 26 | F | Martin St. Louis | 172 cm (5 ft 8 in) | 82 kg (181 lb) | June 18, 1975 | Laval, QC | Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL)
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| 27 | D | Alex Pietrangelo | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 93 kg (205 lb) | October 10, 1990 | King City, ON | St. Louis Blues (NHL)
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| 31 | G | Carey Price | 190 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 99 kg (218 lb) | August 16, 1987 | Vancouver, BC | Montreal Canadiens (NHL)
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| 37 | F | Patrice Bergeron | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 88 kg (194 lb) | July 24, 1985 | L'Ancienne-Lorette, QC | Boston Bruins (NHL)
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| 41 | G | Mike Smith | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 98 kg (216 lb) | March 22, 1982 | Kingston, ON | Phoenix Coyotes (NHL)
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| 44 | D | Marc-Édouard Vlasic | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 91 kg (201 lb) | March 30, 1987 | Montreal, QC | San Jose Sharks (NHL)
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| 61 | F | Rick Nash | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 99 kg (218 lb) | June 16, 1984 | Brampton, ON | New York Rangers (NHL)
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| 76 | D | P. K. Subban | 183 cm (6 ft 0 in) | 98 kg (216 lb) | May 13, 1989 | Toronto, ON | Montreal Canadiens (NHL)
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| 77 | F | Jeff Carter | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | January 1, 1985 | London, ON | Los Angeles Kings (NHL)
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| 87 | F | Sidney Crosby – C | 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) | 90 kg (200 lb) | August 7, 1987 | Cole Harbour, NS | Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)
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Forward Steven Stamkos was also selected but was unable to participate due to injury. He was replaced by Martin St. Louis.
2013 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Lindy Ruff
- Assistant coach: Doug Shedden
- Assistant coach: Dave Tippett
- Assistant coach: Barry Trotz
Goaltender
- Devan Dubnyk – Edmonton Oilers
- Michael Garnett – Traktor Chelyabinsk
- Mike Smith – Phoenix Coyotes
Defence
- T. J. Brodie – Calgary Flames
- Brian Campbell – Florida Panthers
- Brenden Dillon – Dallas Stars
- Dan Hamhuis – Vancouver Canucks
- Jay Harrison – Carolina Hurricanes
- Stéphane Robidas (A) – Dallas Stars
- Luke Schenn – Philadelphia Flyers
- Justin Schultz – Edmonton Oilers
- P. K. Subban – Montreal Canadiens
Forward
- Matt Duchene – Colorado Avalanche
- Jordan Eberle – Edmonton Oilers
- Claude Giroux – Philadelphia Flyers
- Taylor Hall – Edmonton Oilers
- Andrew Ladd (A) – Winnipeg Jets
- Ryan O'Reilly – Colorado Avalanche
- Matt Read – Philadelphia Flyers
- Jaden Schwartz – St. Louis Blues
- Wayne Simmonds – Philadelphia Flyers
- Jeff Skinner – Carolina Hurricanes
- Eric Staal (C) – Carolina Hurricanes
- Jordan Staal – Carolina Hurricanes
- Martin St. Louis – Tampa Bay Lightning
2012 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Brent Sutter
- Assistant coach: Kirk Muller
- Assistant coach: Guy Boucher
Goaltender
- Devan Dubnyk – Edmonton Oilers
- Matt Hackett – Minnesota Wild
- Cam Ward – Carolina Hurricanes
Defence
- Jay Bouwmeester – Calgary Flames
- Marc Methot – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Duncan Keith – Chicago Blackhawks
- Ryan Murray – Everett Silvertips
- Dion Phaneuf – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Kyle Quincey – Detroit Red Wings
- Luke Schenn – Toronto Maple Leafs
- P. K. Subban – Montreal Canadiens
- Marc–Édouard Vlasic – San Jose Sharks
Forward
- Jamie Benn – Dallas Stars
- Alexandre Burrows (A) – Vancouver Canucks
- Jordan Eberle – Edmonton Oilers
- Ryan Getzlaf (C) – Anaheim Ducks
- Evander Kane – Winnipeg Jets
- Andrew Ladd – Winnipeg Jets
- Ryan Nugent–Hopkins – Edmonton Oilers
- Ryan O'Reilly – Colorado Avalanche
- Corey Perry – Anaheim Ducks
Teddy Purcell – Tampa Bay Lightning- John Tavares – New York Islanders
- Patrick Sharp (A) – Chicago Blackhawks
- Jeff Skinner – Carolina Hurricanes
2011 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Ken Hitchcock
- Assistant coach: Scott Arniel
- Assistant coach: Peter DeBoer
Goaltender
- Jonathan Bernier – Los Angeles Kings
- Devan Dubnyk – Edmonton Oilers
- James Reimer – Toronto Maple Leafs
Defence
- Brent Burns – San Jose Sharks
- Carlo Colaiacovo – St. Louis Blues
- Marc–André Gragnani – Buffalo Sabres
- Marc Methot – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Dion Phaneuf (A) – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Alex Pietrangelo – St. Louis Blues
- Mario Scalzo – Adler Mannheim
- Luke Schenn – Toronto Maple Leafs
Forward
- Cal Clutterbuck – Minnesota Wild
- Matt Duchene – Colorado Avalanche
- Jordan Eberle – Edmonton Oilers
- Evander Kane – Winnipeg Jets
- Andrew Ladd (A) – Winnipeg Jets
- Rick Nash (C) – Columbus Blue Jackets
- James Neal – Dallas Stars
- Jason Spezza (A) – Ottawa Senators
- John Tavares – New York Islanders
- Jeff Skinner – Carolina Hurricanes
- Chris Stewart – St. Louis Blues
- Antoine Vermette – Phoenix Coyotes
- Travis Zajac (A) – New Jersey Devils
2010 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Craig MacTavish
- Assistant coach: Peter DeBoer
- Assistant coach: Billy Moores
Goaltender
- Devan Dubnyk – Edmonton Oilers
- Chad Johnson – New York Rangers
- Chris Mason – St. Louis Blues
Defence
- François Beauchemin – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Brent Burns – Minnesota Wild
- Kyle Cumiskey – Colorado Avalanche
- Michael Del Zotto – New York Rangers
- Mark Giordano – Calgary Flames
- Tyler Myers – Buffalo Sabres
- Kris Russell – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Marc Staal – New York Rangers
Forward
- Rene Bourque – Calgary Flames
- Steve Downie – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Matt Duchene – Colorado Avalanche
- Jordan Eberle – Regina Pats
- Evander Kane – Atlanta Thrashers
- Brooks Laich – Washington Capitals
- Steve Ott – Dallas Stars
- Corey Perry – Anaheim Ducks
- Mason Raymond – Vancouver Canucks
- Rich Peverley – Atlanta Thrashers
- Ryan Smyth – Los Angeles Kings
- Steven Stamkos – Tampa Bay Lightning
- John Tavares – New York Islanders
- Ray Whitney – Carolina Hurricanes
2010 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Mike Babcock
The following is the Canadian roster in the men's ice hockey tournament of the 2010 Winter Olympics.[10]
| No. | Pos. | Name | Height | Weight | Birthdate | Birthplace | 2009–10 team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | G | Martin Brodeur | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 98 kg (216 lb) | 6 May 1972 | Montreal, QC | New Jersey Devils (NHL)
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| 29 | G | Marc-André Fleury | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 82 kg (181 lb) | 28 November 1984 | Sorel-Tracy, QC | Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)
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| 1 | G | Roberto Luongo | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 93 kg (205 lb) | 4 April 1979 | Montreal, QC | Vancouver Canucks (NHL)
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| 22 | D | Dan Boyle | 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) | 86 kg (190 lb) | 12 July 1976 | Ottawa, ON | San Jose Sharks (NHL)
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| 8 | D | Drew Doughty | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 92 kg (203 lb) | 8 December 1989 | London, ON | Los Angeles Kings (NHL)
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| 2 | D | Duncan Keith | 183 cm (6 ft 0 in) | 85 kg (187 lb) | 16 July 1983 | Winnipeg, MB | Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
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| 27 | D | Scott Niedermayer – C | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 91 kg (201 lb) | 31 August 1973 | Cranbrook, BC | Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
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| 20 | D | Chris Pronger – A | 198 cm (6 ft 6 in) | 101 kg (223 lb) | 10 October 1974 | Dryden, ON | Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
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| 7 | D | Brent Seabrook | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 100 kg (220 lb) | 20 April 1985 | Richmond, BC | Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
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| 6 | D | Shea Weber | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 103 kg (227 lb) | 14 August 1985 | Sicamous, BC | Nashville Predators (NHL)
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| 37 | F | Patrice Bergeron | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 88 kg (194 lb) | 24 July 1985 | L'Ancienne-Lorette, QC | Boston Bruins (NHL)
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| 87 | F | Sidney Crosby – A | 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) | 90 kg (200 lb) | 7 August 1987 | Cole Harbour, NS | Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL)
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| 51 | F | Ryan Getzlaf | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 100 kg (220 lb) | 10 May 1985 | Regina, SK | Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
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| 15 | F | Dany Heatley | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 100 kg (220 lb) | 21 January 1981 | Freiburg im Breisgau, West Germany | San Jose Sharks (NHL)
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| 12 | F | Jarome Iginla – A | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | 1 July 1977 | Edmonton, AB | Calgary Flames (NHL)
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| 11 | F | Patrick Marleau | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 100 kg (220 lb) | 15 September 1979 | Swift Current, SK | San Jose Sharks (NHL)
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| 10 | F | Brenden Morrow | 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | 16 January 1979 | Carlyle, SK | Dallas Stars (NHL)
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| 61 | F | Rick Nash | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 99 kg (218 lb) | 16 June 1984 | Brampton, ON | Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL)
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| 18 | F | Mike Richards | 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) | 91 kg (201 lb) | 11 February 1985 | Kenora, ON | Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
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| 24 | F | Corey Perry | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | 16 May 1985 | Peterborough, ON | Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
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| 21 | F | Eric Staal | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 93 kg (205 lb) | 29 October 1984 | Thunder Bay, ON | Carolina Hurricanes (NHL)
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| 19 | F | Joe Thornton | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 107 kg (236 lb) | 2 July 1979 | London, ON | San Jose Sharks (NHL)
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| 16 | F | Jonathan Toews | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 96 kg (212 lb) | 29 April 1988 | Winnipeg, MB | Chicago Blackhawks (NHL)
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Defencemen Jay Bouwmeester and Stéphane Robidas, forwards Jeff Carter, Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis, and goaltender Chris Mason were selected as reserves in case of injury during the tournament.[11]
2009 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Lindy Ruff
Goaltender
- Josh Harding – Minnesota Wild
- Chris Mason – St. Louis Blues
- Dwayne Roloson – Edmonton Oilers
Defence
- Braydon Coburn – Philadelphia Flyers
- Drew Doughty – Los Angeles Kings
- Dan Hamhuis – Nashville Predators
- Joel Kwiatkowski – Severstal Cherepovets
- Chris Phillips – Ottawa Senators
- Luke Schenn – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Shea Weber – Nashville Predators
- Ian White – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Marc–Édouard Vlasic – San Jose Sharks
Forward
- Colby Armstrong – Atlanta Thrashers
- Shane Doan (C) – Phoenix Coyotes
- Mike Fisher – Ottawa Senators
- Dany Heatley – Ottawa Senators
- Shawn Horcoff – Edmonton Oilers
- Matthew Lombardi – Phoenix Coyotes
- James Neal – Dallas Stars
- Derek Roy – Buffalo Sabres
- Martin St. Louis – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Jason Spezza – Ottawa Senators
- Steven Stamkos – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Scottie Upshall – Phoenix Coyotes
- Travis Zajac – New Jersey Devils
2008 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Ken Hitchcock
Goaltender
- Mathieu Garon – Edmonton Oilers
- Pascal Leclaire – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Cam Ward – Carolina Hurricanes
Defence
- Jay Bouwmeester – Florida Panthers
- Brent Burns – Minnesota Wild
- Mark Giordano – Dynamo Moscow
- Mike Green – Washington Capitals
- Dan Hamhuis – Nashville Predators
- Ed Jovanovski – Phoenix Coyotes
- Duncan Keith – Chicago Blackhawks
- Steve Staios – Edmonton Oilers
Forward
- Jason Chimera – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Shane Doan – Phoenix Coyotes
- Sam Gagner – Edmonton Oilers
- Ryan Getzlaf – Anaheim Ducks
- Dany Heatley – Ottawa Senators
- Chris Kunitz – Anaheim Ducks
- Jamal Mayers – St. Louis Blues
- Rick Nash – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Derek Roy – Buffalo Sabres
- Patrick Sharp – Chicago Blackhawks
- Jason Spezza – Ottawa Senators
- Martin St. Louis – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Eric Staal – Carolina Hurricanes
- Jonathan Toews – Chicago Blackhawks
2007 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Andy Murray
Goaltenders
- 30 Cam Ward – Carolina Hurricanes
- 50 Dwayne Roloson – Edmonton Oilers
Defencemen
- 2 Dan Hamhuis – Nashville Predators
- 3 Dion Phaneuf – Calgary Flames
- 4 Eric Brewer (A) – St. Louis Blues
- 5 Barret Jackman – St. Louis Blues
- 6 Shea Weber – Nashville Predators
- 23 Cory Murphy – HIFK
- 55 Nick Schultz (A) – Minnesota Wild
Forwards
- 9 Jay McClement – St. Louis Blues
- 10 Jordan Staal – Pittsburgh Penguins
- 11 Justin Williams – Carolina Hurricanes
- 12 Eric Staal – Carolina Hurricanes
- 13 Michael Cammalleri (A) – Los Angeles Kings
- 16 Jonathan Toews – University of North Dakota
- 18 Matthew Lombardi – Calgary Flames
- 21 Shane Doan (C) – Phoenix Coyotes
- 20 Colby Armstrong – Pittsburgh Penguins
- 21 Jamal Mayers – St. Louis Blues
- 25 Jason Chimera – Columbus Blue Jackets
- 61 Rick Nash – Columbus Blue Jackets
2006 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Marc Habscheid
Goaltenders
- 35 Alex Auld – Vancouver Canucks
- 30 Marc Denis – Columbus Blue Jackets
Defencemen
- 16 Trevor Daley – Dallas Stars
- 25 Micki DuPont – Eisbären Berlin
- 2 Dan Hamhuis – Nashville Predators
- 3 Stéphane Robidas (A) – Dallas Stars
- 55 Nick Schultz – Minnesota Wild
- 5 Brent Seabrook – Chicago Blackhawks
- 6 Brad Stuart – Boston Bruins
Forwards
- 37 Patrice Bergeron – Boston Bruins
- 26 Brad Boyes – Boston Bruins
- 19 Kyle Calder (A) – Chicago Blackhawks
- 13 Michael Cammalleri – Los Angeles Kings
- 7 Jeff Carter – Philadelphia Flyers
- 89 Mike Comrie – Phoenix Coyotes
- 87 Sidney Crosby (A) – Pittsburgh Penguins
- 17 Scott Hartnell – Nashville Predators
- 12 Glen Metropolit – HC Lugano
- 27 Matt Pettinger – Washington Capitals
- 18 Mike Richards – Philadelphia Flyers
- 14 Brendan Shanahan (C) – Detroit Red Wings
- 29 Jason Williams – Detroit Red Wings
2006 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Pat Quinn
| No. | Pos. | Height | Weight | Birthdate | Birthplace | 2005–06 team | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | G | Martin Brodeur | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | 6 May 1972 | Montreal, QC | New Jersey Devils (NHL) |
| 1 | G | Roberto Luongo | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 93 kg (205 lb) | 4 April 1979 | Montreal, QC | Florida Panthers (NHL) |
| 35 | G | Marty Turco | 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) | 83 kg (183 lb) | 13 August 1975 | Sault Ste. Marie, ON | Dallas Stars (NHL) |
| 4 | D | Rob Blake – A | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 102 kg (225 lb) | 10 December 1969 | Simcoe, ON | Colorado Avalanche (NHL) |
| 3 | D | Jay Bouwmeester | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 88 kg (194 lb) | 27 September 1983 | Edmonton, AB | Florida Panthers (NHL) |
| 52 | D | Adam Foote | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 98 kg (216 lb) | 10 July 1971 | Toronto, ON | Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL) |
| 24 | D | Bryan McCabe | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 100 kg (220 lb) | 8 June 1975 | St. Catharines, ON | Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) |
| 44 | D | Chris Pronger – A | 198 cm (6 ft 6 in) | 100 kg (220 lb) | 10 October 1974 | Dryden, ON | Edmonton Oilers (NHL) |
| 6 | D | Wade Redden | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | 12 June 1977 | Lloydminster, SK | Ottawa Senators (NHL) |
| 28 | D | Robyn Regehr | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 102 kg (225 lb) | 19 April 1980 | Recife, Brazil | Calgary Flames (NHL) |
| 14 | F | Todd Bertuzzi | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 111 kg (245 lb) | 2 February 1975 | Sudbury, ON | Vancouver Canucks (NHL) |
| 9 | F | Shane Doan | 188 cm (6 ft 2 in) | 98 kg (216 lb) | 10 October 1976 | Halkirk, AB | Phoenix Coyotes (NHL) |
| 33 | F | Kris Draper | 178 cm (5 ft 10 in) | 86 kg (190 lb) | 24 May 1971 | Toronto, ON | Detroit Red Wings (NHL) |
| 21 | F | Simon Gagné – A | 183 cm (6 ft 0 in) | 84 kg (185 lb) | 29 February 1980 | Sainte-Foy, QC | Philadelphia Flyers (NHL) |
| 15 | F | Dany Heatley | 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) | 98 kg (216 lb) | 21 January 1981 | Freiburg, West Germany | Ottawa Senators (NHL) |
| 12 | F | Jarome Iginla – A | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 95 kg (209 lb) | 1 July 1977 | Edmonton, AB | Calgary Flames (NHL) |
| 40 | F | Vincent Lecavalier | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 93 kg (205 lb) | 21 April 1980 | L'Île-Bizard, QC | Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL) |
| 61 | F | Rick Nash | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 93 kg (205 lb) | 16 June 1984 | Brampton, ON | Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL) |
| 39 | F | Brad Richards | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 90 kg (200 lb) | 2 May 1980 | Murray Harbour, PE | Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL) |
| 91 | F | Joe Sakic – C | 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) | 88 kg (194 lb) | 7 July 1969 | Burnaby, BC | Colorado Avalanche (NHL) |
| 94 | F | Ryan Smyth | 185 cm (6 ft 1 in) | 86 kg (190 lb) | 21 February 1976 | Banff, AB | Edmonton Oilers (NHL) |
| 26 | F | Martin St. Louis | 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) | 84 kg (185 lb) | 18 June 1975 | Laval, QC | Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL) |
| 97 | F | Joe Thornton | 193 cm (6 ft 4 in) | 102 kg (225 lb) | 2 July 1979 | London, ON | San Jose Sharks (NHL) |
Defencemen Scott Niedermayer and Ed Jovanovski were originally selected, but due to injuries were replaced by Jay Bouwmeester and Bryan McCabe, respectively.[14][12] Dan Boyle took McCabe's previous spot as a reserve.[12] Defenceman Dan Boyle and forwards Jason Spezza and Eric Staal were selected as "reserves" in case of injury before the tournament began.[12]
2005 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Marc Habscheid
- Dan Boyle – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Martin Brodeur – New Jersey Devils
- Shane Doan – Phoenix Coyotes
- Kris Draper – Detroit Red Wings
- Mike Fisher – Ottawa Senators
- Simon Gagné – Philadelphia Flyers
- Scott Hannan – San Jose Sharks
- Dany Heatley – Atlanta Thrashers
- Ed Jovanovski (A) – Vancouver Canucks
- Roberto Luongo – Florida Panthers
- Kirk Maltby – Detroit Red Wings
- Patrick Marleau (A) – San Jose Sharks
- Brendan Morrison – Vancouver Canucks
- Brenden Morrow – Dallas Stars
- Rick Nash – Columbus Blue Jackets
- Chris Phillips – Ottawa Senators
- Wade Redden – Ottawa Senators
- Robyn Regehr – Calgary Flames
- Ryan Smyth (C) – Edmonton Oilers
- Sheldon Souray – Montreal Canadiens
- Joe Thornton (A) – Boston Bruins
- Jordin Tootoo – Nashville Predators
- Marty Turco – Dallas Stars
- Scott Walker – Nashville Predators
2004 World Cup of Hockey[]
- Head coach: Pat Quinn
- Roberto Luongo – Florida Panthers
- Rob Blake (A) – Colorado Avalanche
- Jay Bouwmeester – Florida Panthers
- Eric Brewer – Edmonton Oilers
- Martin Brodeur – New Jersey Devils
- Shane Doan – Phoenix Coyotes
- Kris Draper – Detroit Red Wings
- Scott Hannan – San Jose Sharks
- Adam Foote (A) – Colorado Avalanche
- Simon Gagné – Philadelphia Flyers
- Dany Heatley – Atlanta Thrashers
- Jarome Iginla (A) – Calgary Flames
- Ed Jovanovski – Vancouver Canucks
- Mario Lemieux (C) – Pittsburgh Penguins
- Kirk Maltby – Detroit Red Wings
- Patrick Marleau – San Jose Sharks
- Brenden Morrow – Dallas Stars
- Scott Niedermayer – New Jersey Devils
- Wade Redden – Ottawa Senators
- Robyn Regehr – Calgary Flames
- Brad Richards – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Joe Sakic (A) – Colorado Avalanche
- Ryan Smyth – Edmonton Oilers
- Martin St. Louis – Tampa Bay Lightning
- José Théodore – Montreal Canadiens
- Joe Thornton – Boston Bruins
- Vincent Lecavalier – Tampa Bay Lightning
2004 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Mike Babcock
- Patrice Bergeron – Boston Bruins
- Jay Bouwmeester – Florida Panthers
- Daniel Brière – Buffalo Sabres
- Eric Brewer – Edmonton Oilers
- Matt Cooke – Vancouver Canucks
- Marc Denis – Columbus Blue Jackets
- J. P. Dumont – Buffalo Sabres
- Jean–Sébastien Giguère – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
- Jeff Friesen – New Jersey Devils
- Dany Heatley – Atlanta Thrashers
- Shawn Horcoff – Edmonton Oilers
- Roberto Luongo – Florida Panthers
- Willie Mitchell – Minnesota Wild
- Derek Morris – Colorado Avalanche
- Brendan Morrison – Vancouver Canucks
- Brenden Morrow – Dallas Stars
- Glen Murray – Boston Bruins
- Rob Niedermayer – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
- Scott Niedermayer – New Jersey Devils
- Nick Schultz – Minnesota Wild
- Ryan Smyth (C) – Edmonton Oilers
- Steve Staios – Edmonton Oilers
- Justin Williams – Philadelphia Flyers
2003 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Andy Murray
- Martin Biron – Buffalo Sabres
- Jay Bouwmeester – Florida Panthers
- Daniel Brière – Phoenix Coyotes
- Eric Brewer – Edmonton Oilers
- Sean Burke – Phoenix Coyotes
- Kyle Calder – Chicago Blackhawks
- Anson Carter – New York Rangers
- Mike Comrie – Edmonton Oilers
- Mathieu Dandenault – Detroit Red Wings
- Shane Doan – Phoenix Coyotes
- Kris Draper – Detroit Red Wings
- Dany Heatley – Atlanta Thrashers
- Jamie Heward – Genève–Servette HC
- Shawn Horcoff – Edmonton Oilers
- Krys Kolanos – Phoenix Coyotes
- Roberto Luongo– Florida Panthers
- Patrick Marleau – San Jose Sharks
- Kirk Maltby – Detroit Red Wings
- Craig Rivet – Montreal Canadiens
- Ryan Smyth (C) – Edmonton Oilers
- Steve Staios – Edmonton Oilers
2002 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Wayne Fleming
- Eric Brewer
- Kyle Calder
- Dan Cleary
- Mike Comrie
- Brad Ference
- Jean–Sébastien Giguère
- Dany Heatley
- Manny Malhotra
- Richard Matvichuk
- Andy McDonald
- Dan McGillis
- Brenden Morrow
- James Patrick
- Jamie Ram
- Peter Schaefer
- Brad Schlegel
- Ryan Smyth (C)
- Steve Staios
- Jamie Storr
- Darryl Sydor
- Marty Turco
- Ray Whitney
- Justin Williams
- Jamie Wright
- Tyler Wright
2002 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Pat Quinn
- Ed Belfour – Dallas Stars
- Rob Blake – Colorado Avalanche
- Eric Brewer – Edmonton Oilers
- Martin Brodeur – New Jersey Devils
- Theoren Fleury – New York Rangers
- Adam Foote – Colorado Avalanche
- Simon Gagné – Philadelphia Flyers
- Jarome Iginla – Calgary Flames
- Curtis Joseph – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Ed Jovanovski – Vancouver Canucks
- Paul Kariya – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
- Mario Lemieux (C) – Pittsburgh Penguins
- Eric Lindros – New York Rangers
- Al MacInnis – St. Louis Blues
- Scott Niedermayer – New Jersey Devils
- Joe Nieuwendyk – Dallas Stars
- Owen Nolan – San Jose Sharks
- Michael Peca (A) – New York Islanders
- Chris Pronger (A) – St. Louis Blues
- Joe Sakic (A) – Colorado Avalanche
- Brendan Shanahan – Detroit Red Wings
- Ryan Smyth – Edmonton Oilers
- Steve Yzerman (A) – Detroit Red Wings
2001 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Wayne Fleming
- Fred Brathwaite
- Eric Brewer
- Dan Cloutier
- Kris Draper
- Jeff Friesen
- Jean–Sébastien Giguère
- Brad Isbister
- Vincent Lecavalier
- Roberto Luongo
- Patrick Marleau
- Daniel Marois
- Kyle McLaren
- Derek Morris
- Brenden Morrow
- Rem Murray
- Michael Peca (C)
- Wade Redden
- Brad Richards
- Stéphane Robidas
- Jason Smith
- Ryan Smyth (C)
- Brad Stuart
- Steve Sullivan
- Joe Thornton
- Scott Walker
- Wes Walz
2000 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Tom Renney
- Peter Allen
- Adrian Aucoin
- Todd Bertuzzi
- Fred Brathwaite
- Curtis Brown
- Kris Draper
- Jeff Finley
- Brad Isbister
- Mike Johnson
- Ed Jovanovski
- Martin Lapointe
- Trevor Letowski
- Jamal Mayers
- Dean McAmmond
- Brendan Morrison
- Larry Murphy
- Chris Phillips
- Jamie Ram
- Robyn Regehr
- Peter Schaefer
- Mike Sillinger (C)
- Ryan Smyth
- Steve Sullivan
- José Théodore
- Patrick Traverse
- Yannick Tremblay
1999 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Mike Johnston
- Rob Blake (C)
- Doug Bodger
- Fred Brathwaite
- Éric Dazé
- Shane Doan
- Jeff Friesen
- Adam Graves
- Claude Lapointe
- Patrick Marleau
- Bryan McCabe
- Derek Morris
- Rob Niedermayer
- Sean O'Donnell
- Stéphane Quintal
- Wade Redden
- Brian Savage
- Ryan Smyth
- Cory Stillman
- Chris Szysky
- Rick Tabaracci
- Scott Thornton
- Ron Tugnutt
- Scott Walker
- Ray Whitney
1998 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Andy Murray
- Todd Bertuzzi
- Rob Blake
- Christian Bronsard
- Cory Cross
- Éric Dazé
- Mickey Elick
- Nelson Emerson
- Martin Gélinas
- Chris Gratton
- Travis Green
- Jeff Hackett
- Ed Jovanovski
- Trevor Linden
- Bryan McCabe
- Gord Murphy
- Glen Murray
- James Patrick
- Félix Potvin
- Keith Primeau (C)
- Steve Rucchin
- Ray Whitney
- Rob Zamuner
1998 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Marc Crawford
- Rob Blake – Los Angeles Kings
- Ray Bourque – Boston Bruins
- Rod Brind'Amour – Philadelphia Flyers
- Martin Brodeur – New Jersey Devils
- Shayne Corson – Montreal Canadiens
- Éric Desjardins – Philadelphia Flyers
- Theoren Fleury – Calgary Flames
- Adam Foote – Colorado Avalanche
- Wayne Gretzky – New York Rangers
- Curtis Joseph – Edmonton Oilers
- Trevor Linden – New York Islanders
- Eric Lindros (C) – Philadelphia Flyers
- Al MacInnis – St. Louis Blues
- Joe Nieuwendyk – Dallas Stars
- Keith Primeau – Carolina Hurricanes
- Chris Pronger – St. Louis Blues
- Mark Recchi – Montreal Canadiens
- Patrick Roy – Colorado Avalanche
- Joe Sakic (A) – Colorado Avalanche
- Brendan Shanahan – Detroit Red Wings
- Scott Stevens (A) – New Jersey Devils
- Steve Yzerman (A) – Detroit Red Wings
- Rob Zamuner– Tampa Bay Lightning
1997 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Andy Murray
- Rob Blake – Los Angeles Kings
- Joel Bouchard – Calgary Flames
- Sean Burke – Hartford Whalers
- Anson Carter – Boston Bruins
- Steve Chiasson – Hartford Whalers
- Cory Cross – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Shean Donovan – San Jose Sharks
- Bob Errey – San Jose Sharks
- Dean Evason (C) – Canadian National Team
- Éric Fichaud – New York Islanders
- Jeff Friesen – San Jose Sharks
- Chris Gratton – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Travis Green – New York Islanders
- Jarome Iginla – Calgary Flames
- Bryan McCabe – New York Islanders
- Owen Nolan – San Jose Sharks
- Keith Primeau – Hartford Whalers
- Chris Pronger – St. Louis Blues
- Mark Recchi – Montreal Canadiens
- Geoff Sanderson – Hartford Whalers
- Don Sweeney – Boston Bruins
- Rick Tabaracci – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Rob Zamuner – Tampa Bay Lightning
1996 World Cup of Hockey[]
Head coach: Glen Sather
Goaltender
- Martin Brodeur – New Jersey Devils
- Curtis Joseph – Edmonton Oilers
- Bill Ranford – Boston Bruins
Defence
- Rob Blake – Los Angeles Kings
- Paul Coffey – Detroit Red Wings
- Sylvain Côté – Washington Capitals
- Éric Desjardins – Philadelphia Flyers
- Adam Foote – Colorado Avalanche
- Scott Niedermayer – New Jersey Devils
- Lyle Odelein – Montreal Canadiens
- Scott Stevens – New Jersey Devils
- Ed Jovanovski (A – did not play) – Florida Panthers
Forward
- Rod Brind'Amour – Philadelphia Flyers
- Vincent Damphousse – Montreal Canadiens
- Theo Fleury – Calgary Flames
- Adam Graves – New York Rangers
- Wayne Gretzky (C) – New York Rangers
- Claude Lemieux – Colorado Avalanche
- Trevor Linden – Vancouver Canucks
- Eric Lindros – Philadelphia Flyers
- Mark Messier – New York Rangers
- Keith Primeau – Detroit Red Wings
- Joe Sakic – Colorado Avalanche
- Brendan Shanahan – Hartford Whalers
- Pat Verbeek – New York Rangers
- Steve Yzerman – Detroit Red Wings
- Jason Arnott (A – did not play) – Edmonton Oilers
- Éric Dazé (A – did not play) – Chicago Blackhawks
1996 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Tom Renney
- Doug Bodger
- Martin Brodeur
- Kelly Buchberger
- Andrew Cassels
- Jason Dawe
- Steve Duchesne
- Ray Ferraro
- Jeff Friesen
- Garry Galley
- Travis Green
- Jean–François Jomphe
- Curtis Joseph
- Paul Kariya
- David Matsos
- Brad May
- Derek Mayer
- Dean McAmmond
- Yanic Perreault
- Luke Richardson
- Darryl Sydor
- Steve Thomas
- Andrew Verner
- Glen Wesley
1995 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Tom Renney
Goaltenders
- Corey Hirsch – Binghamton Rangers
- Dwayne Roloson – Saint John Flames
- Andrew Verner – Canadian National Team
Defense
- Greg Andrusak – Detroit Vipers
- Peter Allen – Canadian National Team
- Dale DeGray – Cleveland Lumberjacks
- Len Esau – Saint John Flames
- Jamie Heward – Canadian National Team
- Brad Schlegel – Canadian National Team
- Tom Tilley – Indianapolis Ice
- Brian Tutt (C) – Ilves Tampere
Forwards
- Luciano Borsato – Springfield Falcons
- Chris Bright – Canadian National Team
- Rich Chernomaz – St. John's Maple Leafs
- Brandon Convery – St. John's Maple Leafs
- Iain Fraser
- Mark Freer – Houston Aeros
- Chris Govedaris – Adirondack Red Wings
- Todd Hlushko – Saint John Flames
- Jean–François Jomphe – Canadian National Team
- Ralph Intranuovo – Cape Breton Oilers
- Mike Maneluk – Canadian National Team
- Andrew McKim – Adirondack Red Wings
1994 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: George Kingston
- Jason Arnott – Edmonton Oilers
- Marc Bergevin – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Rob Blake – Los Angeles Kings
- Rod Brind'Amour – Philadelphia Flyers
- Kelly Buchberger – Edmonton Oilers
- Shayne Corson – Edmonton Oilers
- Bobby Dollas – Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
- Steve Duchesne – St. Louis Blues
- Nelson Emerson – Winnipeg Jets
- Stéphane Fiset – Quebec Nordiques
- Paul Kariya – Canadian National Team
- Yves Racine – Philadelphia Flyers
- Bill Ranford – Edmonton Oilers
- Mike Ricci – Quebec Nordiques
- Luke Richardson – Edmonton Oilers
- Luc Robitaille (C) – Los Angeles Kings
- Joe Sakic – Quebec Nordiques
- Geoff Sanderson – Hartford Whalers
- Brendan Shanahan – St. Louis Blues
- Jamie Storr – Owen Sound Platers
- Darryl Sydor – Los Angeles Kings
- Steve Thomas – New York Islanders
- Pat Verbeek – Hartford Whalers
1994 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Tom Renney
- Mark Astley
- Adrian Aucoin
- David Harlock
- Corey Hirsch
- Todd Hlushko
- Greg Johnson
- Fabian Joseph
- Paul Kariya
- Chris Kontos
- Manny Legacé
- Ken Lovsin
- Derek Mayer
- Petr Nedvěd
- Dwayne Norris
- Greg Parks
- Allain Roy
- Jean–Yves Roy
- Brian Savage
- Brad Schlegel
- Wally Schreiber
- Chris Therien
- Todd Warriner
- Brad Werenka
1993 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Mike Keenan
- Brian Benning
- Rod Brind'Amour
- Kelly Buchberger
- Terry Carkner
- Shayne Corson
- Kevin Dineen
- Dave Gagner
- Garry Galley
- Mike Gartner
- Adam Graves (C)
- Greg Johnson
- Paul Kariya
- Eric Lindros
- Norm MacIver
- Dave Manson
- Derek Mayer
- Bill Ranford
- Mark Recchi
- Geoff Sanderson
- Brian Savage
- Geoff Smith
- Ron Tugnutt
1992 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Keith Acton
- Glenn Anderson (C)
- Bob Bassen
- Rod Brind'Amour
- Garth Butcher
- Sylvain Côté
- Nelson Emerson
- Pat Falloon
- Ray Ferraro
- Todd Gill
- Marc Habscheid
- Ron Hextall
- Kerry Huffman
- Trevor Kidd
- Derek King
- Chris Lindberg
- Brad Schlegel
- Randy Smith
- Rick Tabaracci
- Steve Thomas
- Brian Tutt
- Jason Woolley
- Trent Yawney
1992 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Dave Archibald
- Todd Brost
- Sean Burke
- Kevin Dahl
- Curt Giles
- Dave Hannan
- Gord Hynes
- Fabian Joseph
- Joé Juneau
- Trevor Kidd
- Patrick Lebeau
- Chris Lindberg
- Eric Lindros
- Kent Manderville
- Adrien Plavsic
- Dan Ratushny
- Sam Saint–Laurent
- Brad Schlegel
- Wally Schreiber
- Randy Smith
- Dave Tippett
- Brian Tutt
- Jason Woolley
1991 Canada Cup[]
- Head coach: Mike Keenan
- Ed Belfour – Chicago Blackhawks
- Sean Burke – New Jersey Devils
- Paul Coffey (A) – Pittsburgh Penguins
- Shayne Corson – Montreal Canadiens
- Russ Courtnall – Montreal Canadiens
- Éric Desjardins – Montreal Canadiens
- Theoren Fleury – Calgary Flames
- Dirk Graham – Chicago Blackhawks
- Wayne Gretzky (C) – Los Angeles Kings
- Dale Hawerchuk (A) – Buffalo Sabres
- Steve Larmer – Chicago Blackhawks
- Eric Lindros – Oshawa Generals
- Al MacInnis – Calgary Flames
- Mark Messier (A) – Edmonton Oilers
- Larry Murphy – Pittsburgh Penguins
- Bill Ranford – Edmonton Oilers
- Luc Robitaille – Los Angeles Kings
- Brendan Shanahan – St. Louis Blues
- Steve Smith – Edmonton Oilers
- Scott Stevens – New Jersey Devils
- Brent Sutter – New York Islanders
- Mark Tinordi – Minnesota North Stars
- Rick Tocchet – Pittsburgh Penguins
1991 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Dave Archibald
- Craig Billington
- Rob Blake
- Steve Bozek
- Sean Burke
- Geoff Courtnall
- Russ Courtnall
- Murray Craven
- Theoren Fleury
- Steve Konroyd
- Steve Larmer
- Doug Lidster (C)
- Trevor Linden
- Jamie Macoun
- Ric Nattress
- Yves Racine
- Cliff Ronning
- Joe Sakic
- Brad Schlegel
- Randy Smith
- Steve Thomas
- Mike Vernon
- Trent Yawney
1990 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Keith Acton
- Greg Adams
- Brian Bellows
- Shawn Burr
- Paul Coffey (C)
- Murray Craven
- John Cullen
- Bob Essensa
- Theoren Fleury
- Doug Gilmour
- Rick Green
- Curtis Leschyshyn
- Doug Lidster
- Al MacInnis
- Jamie Macoun
- Kirk McLean
- Joe Nieuwendyk
- Michel Petit
- Mark Recchi
- Ron Sutter
- Rick Tocchet
- Ken Wregget
- Steve Yzerman (C)
1989 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Glenn Anderson
- Brent Ashton
- Dave Babych
- Brian Bellows
- Sean Burke
- Randy Carlyle
- Ken Daneyko
- Kevin Dineen
- Dave Ellett
- Ray Ferraro
- Grant Fuhr
- Gerard Gallant
- Dale Hawerchuk (C)
- John MacLean
- Mario Marois
- Andrew McBain
- Mark Messier
- Kirk Muller (C)
- James Patrick
- Peter Sidorkiewicz
- Scott Stevens
- Pat Verbeek
- Steve Yzerman (C)
1988 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Ken Berry
- Serge Boisvert
- Brian Bradley
- Sean Burke
- Chris Felix
- Randy Gregg
- Marc Habscheid
- Bob Joyce
- Vaughn Karpan
- Merlin Malinowski
- Andy Moog
- Jim Peplinski
- Serge Roy
- Wally Schreiber
- Gord Sherven
- Tony Stiles
- Steve Tambellini
- Claude Vilgrain
- Tim Watters
- Ken Yaremchuk
- Trent Yawney (C)
- Zarley Zalapski
1987 Canada Cup[]
- Head coach: Mike Keenan
- Glenn Anderson – Edmonton Oilers
- Raymond Bourque (A) – Boston Bruins
- Doug Crossman – Philadelphia Flyers
- Paul Coffey – Edmonton Oilers
- Kevin Dineen – Hartford Whalers
- Grant Fuhr – Edmonton Oilers
- Mike Gartner – Washington Capitals
- Doug Gilmour – St. Louis Blues
- Wayne Gretzky (C) – Edmonton Oilers
- Michel Goulet – Quebec Nordiques
- Craig Hartsburg – Minnesota North Stars
- Dale Hawerchuk (A) – Winnipeg Jets
- Ron Hextall – Philadelphia Flyers
- Kelly Hrudey – New York Islanders
- Claude Lemieux – Montreal Canadiens
- Mario Lemieux – Pittsburgh Penguins
- Mark Messier (A) – Edmonton Oilers
- Larry Murphy – Washington Capitals
- James Patrick – New York Rangers
- Brian Propp – Philadelphia Flyers
- Normand Rochefort – Quebec Nordiques
- Brent Sutter – New York Islanders
- Rick Tocchet – Philadelphia Flyers
1987 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Keith Acton
- Brian Bellows
- Doug Bodger
- Sean Burke
- Dino Ciccarelli
- Kevin Dineen
- Bruce Driver
- Mike Foligno (C)
- Bob Froese
- Dirk Graham
- Craig Hartsburg
- Kirk Muller
- Larry Murphy
- Troy Murray
- Barry Pederson
- James Patrick
- Dan Quinn
- Paul Reinhart
- Pat Riggin
- Bob Rouse
- Al Secord
- Scott Stevens
- Tony Tanti
- Zarley Zalapski
1986 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Pat Quinn
- Greg Adams
- Dave Andreychuk
- Mike Bullard
- Jacques Cloutier
- Paul Cyr
- Ken Daneyko
- Marcel Dionne (C)
- Mike Foligno
- Jim Fox
- Mark Hardy
- Dale Hawerchuk
- Kelly Hrudey
- Grant Ledyard
- Corrado Micalef
- Kirk Muller
- Denis Potvin
- Craig Redmond
- Phil Russell
- Brent Sutter
- Phil Sykes
- Tony Tanti
- Dave Taylor
- Jay Wells
1985 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Doug Carpenter
- John Anderson
- Kevin Dineen
- Ron Francis
- Doug Halward
- Steve Konroyd
- Grant Ledyard
- Mario Lemieux
- Doug Lidster
- Brian MacLellan
- Jamie Macoun
- Don Maloney
- Kirk Muller
- Larry Murphy
- Bernie Nicholls
- Pat Riggin
- Stan Smyl
- Scott Stevens
- Tony Tanti
- Dave Taylor (C)
- Rick Vaive
- Rick Wamsley
- Steve Weeks
- Ian Wood
- Steve Yzerman
1984 Canada Cup[]
- Head coach: Glen Sather
- Glenn Anderson – Edmonton Oilers
- Brian Bellows – Minnesota North Stars
- Mike Bossy – New York Islanders
- Bob Bourne – New York Islanders
- Raymond Bourque – Boston Bruins
- Paul Coffey – Edmonton Oilers
- Grant Fuhr – Edmonton Oilers
- Mike Gartner – Washington Capitals
- Michel Goulet – Quebec Nordiques
- Randy Gregg – Edmonton Oilers
- Wayne Gretzky (C) – Edmonton Oilers
- Charlie Huddy – Edmonton Oilers
- Réjean Lemelin – Calgary Flames
- Kevin Lowe – Edmonton Oilers
- Mark Messier – Edmonton Oilers
- Rick Middleton – Boston Bruins
- Pete Peeters – Boston Bruins
- Larry Robinson (C) – Montreal Canadiens
- Peter Šťastný – Quebec Nordiques
- Brent Sutter – New York Islanders
- John Tonelli – New York Islanders
- Doug Wilson – Chicago Blackhawks
- Steve Yzerman – Detroit Red Wings
1984 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Warren Anderson
- Robin Bartel
- Russ Courtnall
- J. J. Daigneault
- Kevin Dineen
- Dave Donnelly
- Bruce Driver
- Darren Eliot
- Patrick Flatley
- Dave Gagner
- Mario Gosselin
- Vaughn Karpan
- Doug Lidster
- Darren Lowe
- Kirk Muller
- James Patrick
- Craig Redmond
- Dave Tippett (C)
- Carey Wilson
- Dan Wood
1983 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- John Anderson
- Marcel Dionne (C)
- Brian Engblom
- Patrick Flatley
- Bob Gainey
- Mike Gartner
- Michel Goulet
- Doug Halward
- Craig Hartsburg
- Rick Lanz
- Dennis Maruk
- James Patrick
- Brian Propp
- Paul Reinhart
- Gord Sherven
- Charlie Simmer
- Darryl Sittler (C)
- Scott Stevens
- Dave Taylor
- Mike Veisor
- Rick Wamsley
- Tim Watters
- Carey Wilson
1982 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Bill Barber (C)
- Dino Ciccarelli
- Bobby Clarke (C)
- Bob Gainey
- Mike Gartner
- Curt Giles
- Rick Green
- Wayne Gretzky
- Craig Hartsburg
- Dale Hawerchuk
- Kevin Lowe
- Brad Maxwell
- Gilles Meloche
- Greg Millen
- Mark Napier
- Brian Propp
- Paul Reinhart
- Darryl Sittler
- Bobby Smith
- Rick Vaive
- John Van Boxmeer
- Ryan Walter
1981 Canada Cup[]
- Head coach: Scotty Bowman
- Barry Beck – New York Rangers
- Mike Bossy – New York Islanders
- Raymond Bourque – Boston Bruins
- Marcel Dionne – Los Angeles Kings
- Ron Duguay – New York Rangers
- Don Edwards – Buffalo Sabres
- Brian Engblom – Montreal Canadiens
- Bob Gainey – Montreal Canadiens
- Danny Gare – Detroit Red Wings
- Clark Gillies – New York Islanders
- Butch Goring – New York Islanders
- Wayne Gretzky – Edmonton Oilers
- Craig Hartsburg – Minnesota North Stars
- Guy Lafleur – Montreal Canadiens
- Ken Linseman – Philadelphia Flyers
- Mike Liut – St. Louis Blues
- Rick Middleton – Boston Bruins
- Gilbert Perreault – Buffalo Sabres
- Denis Potvin (C) – New York Islanders
- Paul Reinhart – Calgary Flames
- Larry Robinson – Montreal Canadiens
- Billy Smith – New York Islanders
- Bryan Trottier – New York Islanders
1981 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Don Cherry
- Dave Babych
- Norm Barnes
- Pat Boutette
- Lucien Deblois
- Mike Foligno
- John Garrett
- Mike Gartner
- Rick Green
- Willie Huber
- Guy Lafleur
- Barry Long
- Morris Lukowich
- Dennis Maruk
- Dale McCourt
- Lanny McDonald (C)
- Phil Myre
- John Ogrodnick
- Rob Ramage
- Larry Robinson
- Mike Rogers
- Steve Tambellini
- Ryan Walter
1980 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coaches: Lorne Davis, Clare Drake, Tom Watt
- Glenn Anderson
- Warren Anderson
- Dan D'Alvise
- Ken Berry
- Ronald Davidson
- John Devaney
- Bob Dupuis
- Joe Grant
- Randy Gregg (C)
- Dave Hindmarch
- Paul MacLean
- Kevin Maxwell
- Jim Nill
- Terry O'Malley
- Paul Pageau
- Brad Pirie
- Kevin Primeau
- Donald Spring
- Tim Watters
- Stellio Zupancich
1979 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Marshall Johnston
- Wayne Babych
- Guy Charron (C)
- Marcel Dionne
- Rick Green
- Trevor Johansen
- Nick Libett
- Al MacAdam
- Brad Marsh
- Dennis Maruk
- Brad Maxwell
- Dale McCourt
- Wilf Paiement
- Steve Payne
- Robert Picard
- Jim Rutherford
- David Shand
- Bobby Smith
- Greg Smith
- Ed Staniowski
- Garry Unger
- Ryan Walter
- Paul Woods
1978 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Harry Howell
- Dan Bouchard
- Guy Charron
- Marcel Dionne (C)
- Rick Hampton
- Denis Herron
- Pat Hickey
- Dennis Kearns
- Don Lever
- Tom Lysiak
- Bob MacMillan
- Dennis Maruk
- Brad Maxwell
- Mike Murphy
- Wilf Paiement
- Robert Picard
- Jean Pronovost
- Pat Ribble
- David Shand
- Glen Sharpley
- Garry Unger
1977 Men's World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Johnny Wilson
- Guy Charron
- Ron Ellis
- Phil Esposito (C)
- Tony Esposito
- Rod Gilbert
- Rick Hampton
- Dennis Kearns
- Ralph Klassen
- Pierre Larouche
- Al MacAdam
- Wayne Merrick
- Walt McKechnie
- Wilf Paiement
- Jean Pronovost
- Phil Russell
- Jim Rutherford
- Greg Smith
- Dallas Smith
- Carol Vadnais
- Eric Vail
1976 Canada Cup[]
- Head coach: Scotty Bowman
- Assistant Coach: Don Cherry
- Bill Barber – Philadelphia Flyers
- Gerry Cheevers – Boston Bruins
- Bobby Clarke (C) – Philadelphia Flyers
- Marcel Dionne – Los Angeles Kings
- Phil Esposito – New York Rangers
- Bob Gainey – Montreal Canadiens
- Danny Gare – Buffalo Sabres
- Bobby Hull – Winnipeg Jets
- Guy Lafleur – Montreal Canadiens
- Guy Lapointe – Montreal Canadiens
- Reggie Leach – Philadelphia Flyers
- Peter Mahovlich – Montreal Canadiens
- Richard Martin – Buffalo Sabres
- Lanny McDonald – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Bobby Orr – Chicago Blackhawks
- Gilbert Perreault – Buffalo Sabres
- Denis Potvin – New York Islanders
- Glenn Resch – New York Islanders
- Larry Robinson – Montreal Canadiens
- Serge Savard – Montreal Canadiens
- Steve Shutt – Montreal Canadiens
- Darryl Sittler – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Rogatien Vachon – Los Angeles Kings
- Carol Vadnais – New York Rangers
- Jimmy Watson – Philadelphia Flyers
1974 Summit Series[]
- Head coach: Billy Harris
- Ralph Backstrom – Chicago Cougars
- Serge Bernier – Quebec Nordiques
- Gerry Cheevers – Cleveland Crusaders
- Al Hamilton – Edmonton Oilers
- Jim Harrison – Edmonton Oilers
- Paul Henderson – Toronto Toros
- Réjean Houle – Quebec Nordiques
- Gordie Howe – Houston Aeros
- Mark Howe – Houston Aeros
- Marty Howe – Houston Aeros
- Bobby Hull – Winnipeg Jets
- André Lacroix – Jersey Knights
- Rick Ley – New England Whalers
- Frank Mahovlich – Toronto Toros
- Bruce MacGregor – Edmonton Oilers
- John McKenzie – Vancouver Blazers
- Don McLeod – Vancouver Blazers
- Brad Selwood – New England Whalers
- Paul Shmyr – Cleveland Crusaders
- Rick Smith – Minnesota Fighting Saints
- Pat Stapleton (C) – Chicago Cougars
- Marc Tardif – Quebec Nordiques
- J. C. Tremblay – Quebec Nordiques
- Mike Walton – Minnesota Fighting Saints
- Tom Webster – New England Whalers
1972 Summit Series[]
- Head coach: Harry Sinden
- Assistant coach: John Ferguson
- Don Awrey – New York Rangers
- Red Berenson – St. Louis Blues
- Gary Bergman – Detroit Red Wings
- Wayne Cashman – Boston Bruins
- Bobby Clarke – Philadelphia Flyers
- Yvan Cournoyer – Montreal Canadiens
- Ken Dryden – Montreal Canadiens
- Marcel Dionne – Detroit Red Wings
- Ron Ellis – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Phil Esposito – Boston Bruins
- Tony Esposito – Chicago Blackhawks
- Rod Gilbert – New York Rangers
- Bill Goldsworthy – Minnesota North Stars
- Jocelyn Guevremont – Vancouver Canucks
- Vic Hadfield – New York Rangers
- Paul Henderson – Toronto Maple Leafs
- Dennis Hull – Chicago Blackhawks
- Eddie Johnston – Boston Bruins
- Guy Lapointe – Montreal Canadiens
- Frank Mahovlich – Montreal Canadiens
- Peter Mahovlich – Montreal Canadiens
- Rick Martin – Buffalo Sabres
- Stan Mikita – Chicago Blackhawks
- J. P. Parise – Minnesota North Stars
- Brad Park – New York Rangers
- Gilbert Perreault – Buffalo Sabres
- Jean Ratelle – New York Rangers
- Mickey Redmond – Detroit Red Wings
- Serge Savard – Montreal Canadiens
- Rod Seiling – New York Rangers
- Pat Stapleton – Chicago Blackhawks
- Dale Tallon – Vancouver Canucks
- Bill White – Chicago Blackhawks
1969 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Jackie McLeod
- Richie Bayes
- Gary Begg
- Roger Bourbonnais
- Jack Bownass
- Terry Caffery
- Ab DeMarco
- Ken Dryden
- Ted Hargreaves
- Bill Heindl
- Fran Huck
- Steve King
- Chuck Lefley
- Morris Mott
- Bob Murdoch
- Kevin O'Shea
- Terry O'Malley
- Gerry Pinder
- Steve Rexe
- Ken Stephanson
- Wayne Stephenson
1968 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Jackie McLeod
- Roger Bourbonnais
- Ken Broderick
- Ray Cadieux
- Paul Conlin
- Gary Dineen
- Brian Glennie
- Ted Hargreaves
- Fran Huck
- Marshall Johnston (C)
- Barry MacKenzie
- Bill MacMillan
- Steve Monteith
- Morris Mott
- Terry O'Malley
- Danny O'Shea
- Gerry Pinder
- Herb Pinder
- Wayne Stephenson
1967 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Jackie McLeod
- Gary Begg
- Roger Bourbonnais (C)
- Jack Bownass
- Carl Brewer
- Ray Cadieux
- Paul Conlin
- Jean Cusson
- Gary Dineen
- Ted Hargreaves
- Fran Huck
- Marshall Johnston
- Barry MacKenzie
- Billy MacMillan
- Seth Martin
- Morris Mott
- Terry O'Malley
- Danny O'Shea
- Addie Tambellini
- Wayne Stephenson
1966 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Jackie McLeod
- Gary Begg
- Roger Bourbonnais
- Ken Broderick
- Ray Cadieux
- Paul Conlin
- Lorne Davis
- George Faulkner
- Fran Huck
- Marshall Johnston
- Jackie McLeod
- Barry MacKenzie
- Billy MacMillan
- Seth Martin
- Rick McCann
- Morris Mott
- Terry O'Malley (C)
1965 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach:
- Reg Abbott
- Gary Aldcorn
- Gary Begg
- Roger Bourbonnais
- Ken Broderick
- Brian Conacher
- Paul Conlin
- Fred Dunsmore
- Gary Dineen
- Don Fletcher
- Bob Forhan
- Al Johnson
- Bill Johnson
- Barry MacKenzie
- Seth Martin
- Terry O'Malley
1964 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: David Bauer
- Hank Akervall (C)
- Gary Begg
- Roger Bourbonnais
- Ken Broderick
- Ray Cadieux
- Terry Clancy
- Brian Conacher
- Paul Conlin
- Gary Dineen
- Bob Forhan
- Marshall Johnston
- Seth Martin
- Barry MacKenzie
- Terry O'Malley
- Rod Seiling
- George Swarbrick
- John (Jack) Wilson - alternate
1963 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Trail Smoke Eaters
- Head coach: Bobby Kromm
- George Ferguson
- Don Fletcher
- Bob Forhan
- Norm Lenardon
- Seth Martin
- Pinoke McIntyre
- Bob McKnight
- Jackie McLeod
- Walt Peacosh
- Gerry Penner
- Addie Tambellini
1962 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Galt Terriers
- Head coach:
- Jack Douglas
- Harold Hurley
- Floyd Martin
- Bob McKnight
- Jackie McLeod
- Bill Mitchell
- Donald Rope
- Tod Sloan
- Harry Smith
- Bill Wylie
1961 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Trail Smoke Eaters
- Head coach: Bobby Kromm
- Ed Christofoli
- Claude Cyr
- George Ferguson
- Don Fletcher
- Cal Hockley
- Hal Jones
- Bobby Kromm
- Mike Lagace
- Norm Lenardon
- Seth Martin
- Pinoke McIntyre
- Jackie McLeod
- Walt Peacosh
- Gerry Penner
- Dave Rusnell
- Darryl Sly
- Harry Smith
- Addie Tambellini
1960 Winter Olympics[]
Kitchener–Waterloo Dutchmen
- Head coach: Bobby Bauer
- Bob Attersley
- Maurice Benoît
- Jim Connelly
- Jack Douglas
- Fred Etcher
- Bob Forhan
- Don Head
- Harold Hurley
- Ken Laufman
- Floyd Martin
- Bob McKnight
- Cliff Pennington
- Donald Rope
- Bobby Rousseau
- George Samolenko
- Harry Sinden (C)
- Darryl Sly
1959 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Belleville McFarlands
- Head coach: Ike Hildebrand
- Red Berenson
- Bart Bradley
- Wayne Brown
- Pete Conacher
- Floyd Crawford
- Gordon Bell
- Maurice Benoît
- Denis Boucher
- Al Dewsbury
- Marv Edwards
- Ike Hildebrand
- John McLellan
1958 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Whitby Dunlops
- Head coach: Sid Smith
- Sandy Air
- Bob Attersley
- Connie Broden
- Roy Edwards
- Fred Etcher
- John Henderson
- Harry Sinden (C)
- Sid Smith
1956 Winter Olympics[]
Kitchener–Waterloo Dutchmen
- Head coach: Bobby Bauer
- Denis Brodeur
- Charlie Brooker
- Bill Colvin
- Alfred Horne
- Art Hurst
- Byrle Klinck
- Paul Knox
- Ken Laufman
- Howie Lee
- Jim Logan
- Floyd Martin
- Jack McKenzie (C)
- Donald Rope
- George Scholes
- Gerry Theberge
- Bob White
- Keith Woodall
1955 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Penticton V's
- Head coach: Grant Warwick
- Jim Fairburn
- Ed Kassian
- Doug Kilburn
- Dino Mascotto
- George McAvoy (C)
- Jack McIntyre
- Ivan McLelland
- Jack Taggart
- Hal Tarala
- Bill Warwick
- Dick Warwick
- Grant Warwick
1954 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
East York Lyndhursts
- Head coach:
- Tom Campbell (C)
- Doug Chapman
- Earl Clements
- Harold Fiskari
- Norm Gray
- Moe Galand
- Tom Jamieson
- Bob Kennedy
- Gavin Lindsay
- Don Lockhart
- John Petro
- Russ Robertson
- George Sayliss
- John Scott
- Bill Shill
- Vic Sluce
- Eric Unger
1952 Winter Olympics[]
Edmonton Mercurys
- Head coach: Lou Holmes
- George Abel
- John Davies
- Billy Dawe (C)
- Robert Dickson
- Donald Gauf
- William Gibson
- Ralph Hansch
- Robert Meyers
- David Miller
- Eric Paterson
- Thomas Pollock
- Allan Purvis
- Gordon Robertson
- Louis Secco
- Francis Sullivan
- Robert Watt
1951 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dick Gray
- Bill Chandler
- Dinny Flanagan
- Bill Flick
- Bill Gibson
- Dick Gray
- Mallie Hughes
- Bert Knibbs
- Don McLean
- Jim Malacko
- Nap Milroy
- Hector Negrello (C)
- Stan Obodiac
- Walter Rimstad
- Mickey Roth
- Carl Sorokoski
- Don Vogan
- Tom Wood
1950 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Edmonton Mercurys
- Head coach:
- Harry Allen
- Robert David
- Billy Dawe
- Marsh Darling
- John Davies
- Wilbur Delaney
- Don Gauf
- Doug Kilburn
- Leo Lucchini
- Doug Macauley
- Jack Manson
- Al Purvis
- Don Stanley
- Robert Watt
- Pete Wright
- Hassie Young
1949 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Sudbury Wolves
- Head coach: Max Silverman
- Bill Dimock
- Don Munroe
- Al Picard
- Jim Russell
- Tom Russell
- Don Stanley
1948 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Frank Boucher (nephew of Frank Boucher)[15]
- George McFaul (trainer)
- Sandy Watson (manager)
- Hubert Brooks (reserve)
- Murray Dowey, (goaltender)
- Frank Dunster, (defenceman)
- Roy Forbes, (defenceman)
- Andy Gilpin, (forward)[16] (reserve)
- Jean Gravelle
- Patsy Guzzo
- Wally Halder
- Ted Hibberd
- Ross King, (goaltender)[16] (reserve)
- Henri–André Laperrière, (defenceman)
- John Lecompte, (defenceman)
- Pete Leichnitz (reserve)
- George Mara
- Albert Renaud
- Reginald Schroeter
- Irving Taylor
1939 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Trail Smoke Eaters
- Head coach: Elmer Piper
- Bunny Dame
- Dick Kowcinak
- John McCreedy
1938 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Sudbury Wolves
- Head coach: Max Silverman
- Gordie Bruce
- Jack Marshall
- Pat McReavy
- Jim Russell
1937 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Kimberley Dynamiters
- Head coach:
- Fred Burnett
1936 Winter Olympics[]
Port Arthur Bearcats
- Head coach: Al Pudas
- Maxwell Deacon
- Hugh Farquharson
- Kenneth Farmer
- James Haggarty
- Walter Kitchen
- Raymond Milton
- Francis Moore
- Herman Murray (C)
- Arthur Nash
- David Neville
- Alexander Sinclair
- Ralph St. Germain
- Bill Thomson
1935 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Winnipeg Monarchs
- Head coach:
- Roy Henkel
- Vic Lindquist
- Art Rice–Jones
- Romeo Rivers
- Norm Yellowlees
1934 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
Saskatoon Quakers
- Head coach:
- Les Bird
- Tommy Dewar
- Jim Dewey
- Cliff Lake
- Elmer Piper
- Ab Rogers
- Bert Scharfe
- Ron Silver
- Ray Watkins
- Ab Welsh
- Cooney Woods
- Hobb Wilson
1933 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Harold Ballard
- Frank Collins
- Clare McIntyre
- Stuffy Mueller
1932 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Jack Hughes
- William Cockburn (C)
- Clifford Crowley
- Albert Duncanson
- George Garbutt
- Roy Henkel
- Victor Lindquist
- Norman Malloy
- Walter Monson
- Kenneth Moore
- Romeo Rivers
- Hack Simpson
- Hugh Sutherland
- Stanley Wagner
- Alston Wise
1931 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Blake Watson
- George Hill
- (C)
- Blake Watson
- Guy Williamson
1930 World Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach:
- (C)
1928 Winter Olympics[]
University of Toronto Grads
- Head coach: Conn Smythe
- Charles Delahaye
- Frank Fisher
- Louis Hudson
- Norbert Mueller
- Herbert Plaxton
- Hugh Plaxton
- Roger Plaxton
- John Porter (C)
- Frank Sullivan
- Joseph Sullivan
- Ross Taylor
- Dave Trottier
1924 Winter Olympics[]
- Head coach: Frank Rankin
- Jack Cameron
- Ernie Collett
- Bert McCaffrey
- Harold McMunn
- Dunc Munro (C)
- Beattie Ramsay
- Cyril Slater
- Reginald Smith
- Harry Watson
1920 Summer Olympics[]
Winnipeg Falcons
Head coach: Gordon Sigurjonsson
Goaltender
- Walter Byron
Defence
- Robert Benson
- Konrad Johannesson
Forward
- Frank Fredrickson – C
- Chris Fridfinnson
- Magnus Goodman
- Haldor Halderson
- Allan Woodman
Women's[]
Junior[]
2022 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
- Dave Cameron
Goaltender
- Brett Brochu - London Knights
- Sebastian Cossa - Edmonton Oil Kings
- - Kamloops Blazers
Defence
- - Charlottetown Islanders
- Kaiden Guhle - Edmonton Oil Kings
- Carson Lambos - Winnipeg Ice
- Ryan O'Rourke - Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
- Owen Power - University of Michigan
- Donovan Sebrango - Grand Rapids Griffins
- - Everett Silvertips
- - Everett Silvertips
Forward
- Connor Bedard - Regina Pats
- Xavier Bourgault - Shawinigan Cataractes
- Mavrik Bourque - Shawinigan Cataractes
- - Windsor Spitfires
- - Halifax Mooseheads
- Ridly Greig - Brandon Wheat Kings
- Dylan Guenther - Edmonton Oil Kings
- Kent Johnson - University of Michigan
- Mason McTavish - Peterborough Petes
- Jake Neighbours - Edmonton Oil Kings
- Cole Perfetti - Manitoba Moose
- - Kamloops Blazers
- - Vancouver Giants
- Shane Wright - Kingston Frontenacs
2021 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
Goaltender
- - Kamloops Blazers
- - Prince George Cougars
- Devon Levi - Northeastern University
Defence
- Justin Barron - Halifax Mooseheads
- Bowen Byram - Vancouver Giants (A)
- Jamie Drysdale - Erie Otters
- Kaiden Guhle - Prince Albert Raiders
- Thomas Harley - Mississauga Steelheads
- Kaedan Korczak - Kelowna Rockets
- Braden Schneider - Brandon Wheat Kings
- Jordan Spence - Moncton Wildcats
Forward
- Quinton Byfield - Sudbury Wolves
- Dylan Cozens - Lethbridge Hurricanes (A)
- Kirby Dach - Chicago Blackhawks (C)
- Dylan Holloway - University of Wisconsin
- Peyton Krebs - Winnipeg Ice
- Connor McMichael - London Knights
- Dawson Mercer - Chicoutimi Sagueneens
- Alex Newhook - Boston College
- Jakob Pelletier - Val-d'Or Foreurs
- Cole Perfetti - Saginaw Spirit
- Jack Quinn - Ottawa 67’s
- Ryan Suzuki - Saginaw Spirit
- Philip Tomasino - Oshawa Generals
- Connor Zary - Kamloops Blazers
2020 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
Goaltender
- Nico Daws - Guelph Storm
- Joel Hofer - Portland Winterhawks
- - Moncton Wildcats
Defence
- Calen Addison - Lethbridge Hurricanes
- Kevin Bahl - Ottawa 67's
- Jacob Bernard-Docker - University of North Dakota
- Bowen Byram - Vancouver Giants
- Jamie Drysdale - Erie Otters
- Jared McIsaac - Halifax Mooseheads
- Ty Smith (ice hockey) - Spokane Chiefs
Forward
- Quinton Byfield - Sudbury Wolves
- Dylan Cozens - Lethbridge Hurricanes
- Ty Dellandrea - Flint Firebirds
- - Owen Sound
- Nolan Foote - Kelowna Rockets
- Liam Foudy - London Knights
- Barrett Hayton - Arizona Coyotes
- Alexis Lafrenière - Rimouski Oceanic
- - Halifax Mooseheads
- Connor McMichael - London Knights
- Dawson Mercer - Drummondville Voltigeurs
- Akil Thomas - Niagara IceDogs
- Joe Veleno - Grand Rapids Griffins
2019 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
- Tim Hunter (ice hockey)
Goaltender
- Michael DiPietro - Ottawa 67's
- Ian Scott - Prince Albert Raiders
Defence
- Evan Bouchard (A) - London Knights
- - Moose Jaw Warriors
- Noah Dobson - Acadie-Bathurst Titan
- Jared McIsaac - Halifax Mooseheads
- Ian Mitchell (A) - University of Denver
- - Owen Sound Attack
- Ty Smith (ice hockey) - Spokane Chiefs
Forward
- Jaret Anderson-Dolan (A) - Spokane Chiefs
- Shane Bowers - Boston University Terriers
- Max Comtois (C) - Drummondville Voltigeurs
- MacKenzie Entwistle - Hamilton Bulldogs
- Morgan Frost - Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
- Cody Glass - Portland Winterhawks
- Barrett Hayton - Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
- Alexis Lafrenière - Rimouski Oceanic
- Brett Leason - Prince Albert Raiders
- Jack Studnicka - Oshawa Generals
- Nick Suzuki - Owen Sound Attack
- Owen Tippett - Mississauga Steelheads
- Joe Veleno - Drummondville Voltigeurs
2018 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
- Dominique Ducharme (ice hockey)
Goaltender
- Carter Hart - Philadelphia Flyers
- Colton Point - Colgate University Raiders
Defence
- Jake Bean - Calgary Hitmen
- Conor Timmins - Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
- Cal Foote - Kelowna Rockets
- Cale Makar - UMass Minutemen
- Dante Fabbro (A) - Boston University Terriers
- Kale Clague (A) - Brandon Wheat Kings
- Victor Mete (A) - Montreal Canadiens
Forward
- Dillon Dubé (C) - Kelowna Rockets
- Boris Katchouk - Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
- Max Comtois - Victoriaville Tigres
- Taylor Raddysh - Erie Otters
- - Swift Current Broncos
- Drake Batherson - Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
- Michael McLeod - Mississauga Steelheads
- Brett Howden - Moose Jaw Warriors
- Sam Steel - Regina Pats
- Alex Formenton - London Knights
- Jordan Kyrou - Sarnia Sting
- Robert Thomas - London Knights
- Jonah Gadjovich - Owen Sound Attack
2017 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
- Dominique Ducharme (ice hockey)
Goaltender
- Carter Hart - Everett Silvertips
- Connor Ingram - Kamloops Blazers
Defence
- Jake Bean - Calgary Hitmen
- Noah Juulsen - Everett Silvertips
- Thomas Chabot (A) - Saint John Sea Dogs
- Philippe Myers - Rouyn-Noranda Huskies
- Dante Fabbro - Boston University Terriers
- Kale Clague - Brandon Wheat Kings
- Jérémy Lauzon - Rouyn-Noranda Huskies
Forward
- Dillon Dubé - Kelowna Rockets
- Mathieu Joseph - Saint John Sea Dogs
- Julien Gauthier - Val-d'Or Foreurs
- Mathew Barzal (A) - Seattle Thunderbirds
- Nicolas Roy - Chicoutimi Saguenéens
- Taylor Raddysh - Erie Otters
- Tyson Jost - University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks
- Pierre-Luc Dubois - Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
- Dylan Strome (C) - Erie Otters
- Michael McLeod - Mississauga Steelheads
- Blake Speers - Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
- Anthony Cirelli - Oshawa Generals
- Mitchell Stephens - Saginaw Spirit
2016 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
Goaltender
- Mason McDonald – Charlottetown Islanders
- Mackenzie Blackwood – Barrie Colts
- Samuel Montembeault – Blainville–Boisbriand Armada
Defence
- Joe Hicketts (A) – Victoria Royals
- Haydn Fleury – Red Deer Rebels
- Thomas Chabot – Saint John Sea Dogs
- – Boston University
- Roland McKeown – Kingston Frontenacs
- Travis Sanheim – Calgary Hitmen
- Travis Dermott – Erie Otters
Forward
- Dylan Strome – Erie Otters
- Brendan Perlini – Niagara IceDogs
- Julien Gauthier – Val–d'Or Foreurs
- Mathew Barzal – Seattle Thunderbirds
- Rourke Chartier – Kelowna Rockets
- Mitch Marner – London Knights
- Travis Konecny – Ottawa 67's
- Jake Virtanen – Vancouver Canucks
- Brayden Point (C) – Moose Jaw Warriors
- Anthony Beauvillier – Shawinigan Cataractes
- John Quenneville – Brandon Wheat Kings
- Mitchell Stephens – Saginaw Spirit
- Lawson Crouse (A) – Kingston Frontenacs
2015 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
- Benoit Groulx
Goaltender
- Eric Comrie – Tri–City Americans
- Zachary Fucale – Halifax Mooseheads
Defence
- Joe Hicketts – Victoria Royals
- Dillon Heatherington – Swift Current Broncos
- Madison Bowey – Kelowna Rockets
- Samuel Morin – Rimouski Océanic
- Shea Theodore – Seattle Thunderbirds
- Josh Morrissey – Kelowna Rockets
- Darnell Nurse – Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
Forward
- Brayden Point -- Moose Jaw Warriors
- Anthony Duclair – Quebec Remparts
- Max Domi – London Knights
- Connor McDavid – Erie Otters
- Jake Virtanen – Calgary Hitmen
- Nic Petan – Portland Winterhawks
- Nick Paul – North Bay Battalion
- Nick Ritchie – Peterborough Petes
- Frédérik Gauthier – Rimouski Océanic
- Sam Reinhart – Kootenay Ice
- Curtis Lazar – Ottawa Senators
- Lawson Crouse – Kingston Frontenacs
- Robby Fabbri – Guelph Storm
2014 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
- Brent Sutter
Goaltender
- Zachary Fucale – Halifax Mooseheads
- – Saginaw Spirit
Defence
- Chris Bigras – Owen Sound Attack
- Mathew Dumba – Minnesota Wild
- Aaron Ekblad – Barrie Colts
- Josh Morrissey – Prince Albert Raiders
- Adam Pelech – Erie Otters
- Derrick Pouliot – Portland Winterhawks
- Griffin Reinhart – Edmonton Oil Kings
Forward
- Josh Anderson – London Knights
- Jonathan Drouin – Halifax Mooseheads
- Frédérik Gauthier – Rimouski Océanic
- Bo Horvat – London Knights
- Charles Hudon – Chicoutimi Saguenéens
- Scott Laughton – Oshawa Generals
- Curtis Lazar – Edmonton Oil Kings
- Taylor Leier – Portland Winterhawks
- Anthony Mantha ��� Val-d'Or Foreurs
- Connor McDavid – Erie Otters
- Nic Petan – Portland Winterhawks
- Sam Reinhart – Kootenay Ice
- Kerby Rychel – Guelph Storm
2013 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships[]
Head coach
- Steve Spott
Goaltender
- Jordan Binnington – Owen Sound Attack
- Jake Paterson – Saginaw Spirit
- Malcolm Subban – Belleville Bulls
Defence
- Dougie Hamilton – Niagara IceDogs
- Scott Harrington (A) – London Knights
- Ryan Murphy – Kitchener Rangers
- Xavier Ouellet – Blainville-Boisbriand Armada
- Griffin Reinhart – Edmonton Oil Kings
- Morgan Rielly – Moose Jaw Warriors
- Tyler Wotherspoon – Portland Winterhawks
Forward
- Anthony Camara – Barrie Colts
- Phillip Danault – Victoriaville Tigres
- Jonathan Drouin – Halifax Mooseheads
- Jonathan Huberdeau (A) – Saint John Sea Dogs
- Charles Hudon – Chicoutimi Saguenéens
- Boone Jenner – Oshawa Generals
- JC Lipon – Kamloops Blazers
- Nathan MacKinnon – Halifax Mooseheads
- Mark McNeill – Prince Albert Raiders
- Ryan Nugent–Hopkins (C) – Oklahoma City Barons
- Ty Rattie – Portland Winterhawks
- Brett Ritchie – Niagara IceDogs
- Mark Scheifele – Barrie Colts
- Ryan Strome – Niagara IceDogs
2012 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships[]
Head coach
Goaltender
- Mark Visentin – Niagara IceDogs
- Scott Wedgewood – Plymouth Whalers
Defence
- Nathan Beaulieu – Saint John Sea Dogs
- Brandon Gormley (A) – Moncton Wildcats
- Dougie Hamilton – Niagara IceDogs
- Scott Harrington – London Knights
- Ryan Murray – Everett Silvertips
- Jamie Oleksiak – Saginaw Spirit
- Mark Pysyk – Edmonton Oil Kings
Forward
- Michaël Bournival – Shawinigan Cataractes
- Brett Connolly (A) – Tampa Bay Lightning
- Brendan Gallagher – Vancouver Giants
- Freddie Hamilton – Niagara IceDogs
- Quinton Howden (A) – Moose Jaw Warriors
- Jonathan Huberdeau – Saint John Sea Dogs
- Boone Jenner – Oshawa Generals
- Tanner Pearson – Barrie Colts
- Mark Scheifele – Barrie Colts
- Jaden Schwartz (C) – Colorado College Tigers
- Devante Smith–Pelly (A) – Anaheim Ducks
- Mark Stone – Brandon Wheat Kings
- Ryan Strome – Niagara IceDogs
2011 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships[]
Head coach
- Dave Cameron
Goaltender
- Olivier Roy – Acadie-Bathurst Titan
- Mark Visentin – Niagara IceDogs
Defence
- Tyson Barrie – Kelowna Rockets
- Jared Cowen (A) – Spokane Chiefs
- Calvin de Haan (A) – Oshawa Generals
- Simon Després – Saint John Sea Dogs
- Ryan Ellis (C) – Windsor Spitfires
- Erik Gudbranson – Kingston Frontenacs
- Dylan Olsen – Minnesota–Duluth Bulldogs
Forward
- Carter Ashton – Tri–City Americans
- Casey Cizikas – Mississauga St. Michael's Majors
- Brett Connolly – Prince George Cougars
- Sean Couturier – Drummondville Voltigeurs
- Cody Eakin – Swift Current Broncos
- Marcus Foligno – Sudbury Wolves
- Curtis Hamilton – Saskatoon Blades
- Quinton Howden – Moose Jaw Warriors
- Ryan Johansen – Portland Winterhawks
- Zack Kassian – Windsor Spitfires
- Louis Leblanc – Montreal Juniors
- Brayden Schenn (A) – Brandon Wheat Kings
- Jaden Schwartz – Colorado College Tigers
2010 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
- Willie Desjardins
Goaltender
- Jake Allen – Montreal Juniors
- Martin Jones – Calgary Hitmen
Defence
- Jared Cowen – Spokane Chiefs
- Calvin de Haan – Oshawa Generals
- Ryan Ellis (A) – Windsor Spitfires
- Travis Hamonic – Moose Jaw Warriors
- Alex Pietrangelo (A) – St. Louis Blues
- Marco Scandella – Val-d'Or Foreurs
- Colten Teubert (A) – Regina Pats
Forward
- Luke Adam – Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
- Gabriel Bourque – Baie-Comeau Drakkar
- Jordan Caron – Rimouski Océanic
- Patrice Cormier (C) – Rimouski Océanic
- Stefan Della Rovere (A) – Barrie Colts
- Jordan Eberle (A) – Regina Pats
- Taylor Hall – Windsor Spitfires
- Adam Henrique – Windsor Spitfires
- Nazem Kadri – London Knights
- Brandon Kozun – Calgary Hitmen
- Brandon McMillan – Kelowna Rockets
- Greg Nemisz – Windsor Spitfires
- Brayden Schenn – Brandon Wheat Kings
2009 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
- Pat Quinn
Goaltender
- Chet Pickard – Tri-City Americans
- Dustin Tokarski – Spokane Chiefs
Defence
- Keith Aulie – Brandon Wheat Kings
- Ryan Ellis – Windsor Spitfires
- Cody Goloubef – Wisconsin Badgers
- Thomas Hickey (C) – Seattle Thunderbirds
- Tyler Myers – Kelowna Rockets
- Alex Pietrangelo – Niagara IceDogs
- P. K. Subban (A) – Belleville Bulls
- Colten Teubert – Regina Pats
Forward
- Jamie Benn – Kelowna Rockets
- Zach Boychuk (A) – Lethbridge Hurricanes
- Patrice Cormier – Rimouski Océanic
- Stefan Della Rovere – Barrie Colts
- Chris DiDomenico – Drummondville Voltigeurs
- Jordan Eberle – Regina Pats
- Tyler Ennis – Medicine Hat Tigers
- Angelo Esposito – Montreal Juniors
- Cody Hodgson (A) – Brampton Battalion
- Evander Kane – Vancouver Giants
- Brett Sonne – Calgary Hitmen
- John Tavares (A) – Oshawa Generals
2008 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach
- Craig Hartsburg
Assistant coach
- Clément Jodoin
- Curtis Hunt
Goaltender
- Jonathan Bernier – Lewiston Maineiacs
- Steve Mason – London Knights
Defence
- Karl Alzner – Calgary Hitmen
- Drew Doughty – Guelph Storm
- Josh Godfrey – Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
- Thomas Hickey – Seattle Thunderbirds
- Logan Pyett – Regina Pats
- Luke Schenn – Kelowna Rockets
- P. K. Subban – Belleville Bulls
Forward
- Zach Boychuk – Lethbridge Hurricanes
- Colton Gillies – Saskatoon Blades
- Claude Giroux – Gatineau Olympiques
- Matt Halischuk – Kitchener Rangers
- Riley Holzapfel – Moose Jaw Warriors
- Stefan Legein – Niagara IceDogs
- Brad Marchand– Val–d'Or Foreurs
- Shawn Matthias – Belleville Bulls
- Wayne Simmonds – Owen Sound Attack
- Steven Stamkos – Sarnia Sting
- Brandon Sutter – Red Deer Rebels
- John Tavares – Oshawa Generals
- Kyle Turris – Wisconsin Badgers
2007 Super Series[]
Head coach: Brent Sutter
Goaltender
- Jonathan Bernier
- Steve Mason
- Leland Irving
Defence
- Karl Alzner (A)
- Drew Doughty
- Keaton Ellerby
- Thomas Hickey
- Logan Pyett
- Luke Schenn
- Ty Wishart
Forward
- Zachary Boychuk
- Cory Emmerton
- Sam Gagner (A)
- Colton Gillies
- Claude Giroux
- Zach Hamill
- Stefan Legein
- Milan Lucic (C)
- Brad Marchand
- David Perron
- Brandon Sutter (A)
- John Tavares
- Kyle Turris
- Dana Tyrell
2007 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Head coach: Craig Hartsburg
Goaltender
- Leland Irving
- Carey Price
Defence
- Karl Alzner
- Luc Bourdon
- Cody Franson
- Kris Letang
- Ryan Parent
- Kris Russell
- Marc Staal
Forward
- Marc–André Cliche
- Andrew Cogliano
- Steve Downie
- Sam Gagner
- Darren Helm
- Bryan Little
- Brad Marchand
- Kenndal McArdle
- James Neal
- Ryan O'Marra
- Tom Pyatt
- Jonathan Toews
2006 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Brent Sutter
Goaltender
- Devan Dubnyk
- Justin Pogge
Defence
- Cam Barker
- Luc Bourdon
- Kris Letang
- Ryan Parent
- Sasha Pokulok
- Kris Russell
- Marc Staal
Forward
- Michael Blunden
- David Bolland
- Dustin Boyd
- Kyle Chipchura
- Andrew Cogliano
- Blake Comeau
- Steve Downie
- Guillaume Latendresse
- Ryan O'Marra
- Benoît Pouliot
- Tom Pyatt
- Jonathan Toews
2005 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Brent Sutter
Goaltender
- Jeff Glass
Defence
- Cam Barker
- Shawn Belle
- Braydon Coburn
- Dion Phaneuf
- Brent Seabrook
- Danny Syvret
- Shea Weber
Forward
- Patrice Bergeron
- Jeff Carter
- Jeremy Colliton
- Sidney Crosby
- Nigel Dawes
- Stephen Dixon
- Colin Fraser
- Ryan Getzlaf
- Andrew Ladd
- Clarke MacArthur
- Corey Perry
- Mike Richards
- Anthony Stewart
2004 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach:
Goaltender
- Marc–André Fleury
- Josh Harding
Defence
- Derek Meech
- Dion Phaneuf
- Josh Gorges
- Kevin Klein
- Braydon Coburn
- Brent Seabrook
- Shawn Belle
Forward
- Tim Brent
- Jeff Carter
- Anthony Stewart
- Ryan Getzlaf
- Daniel Paille
- Mike Richards
- Jeff Tambellini
- Jeremy Colliton
- Brent Burns
- Stephen Dixon
- Maxime Talbot
- Nigel Dawes
- Sidney Crosby
2003 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Marc Habscheid
Goaltender
Defence
- Brendan Bell
- Carlo Colaiacovo
- Steve Eminger
- Alexandre Rouleau
- Nathan Paetsch
- Ian White
- Jeff Woywitka
Forward
- Pierre–Marc Bouchard
- Gregory Campbell
- Boyd Gordon
- Brooks Laich
- Joffrey Lupul
- Jay McClement
- Daniel Paille
- P. A. Parenteau
- Derek Roy
- Matt Stajan
- Jordin Tootoo
- Scottie Upshall
- Kyle Wellwood
2002 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Stan Butler
Goaltender
- Pascal Leclaire
- Olivier Michaud
Defence
- Jay Bouwmeester
- Carlo Colaiacovo
- Dan Hamhuis
- Jay Harrison
- Nathan Paetsch
- Mark Popovic
- Nick Schultz
Forward
- Jared Aulin
- Brad Boyes
- Mike Cammalleri
- Chuck Kobasew
- Jay McClement
- Garth Murray
- Rick Nash
- Steve Ott
- Jason Spezza
- Jarret Stoll
- Brian Sutherby
- Scottie Upshall
- Stephen Weiss
2001 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Stan Butler
Goaltender
- Alex Auld
- Maxime Ouellet
Defence
- Jay Bouwmeester
- Dan Hamhuis
- Jay Harrison
- Barrett Jackman
- Steve McCarthy
- Mark Popovic
- Nick Schultz
Forward
- Brad Boyes
- Michael Cammalleri
- Dany Heatley
- Jason Jaspers
- Jamie Lundmark
- Derek MacKenzie
- David Morisset
- Steve Ott
- Brandon Reid
- Jason Spezza
- Jarret Stoll
- Raffi Torres
- Michael Zigomanis
2000 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Claude Julien
Goaltender
- Brian Finley
- Maxime Ouellet
Defence
- Mathieu Biron
- Jay Bouwmeester
- Barrett Jackman
- Matt Kinch
- Steve McCarthy
- Kyle Rossiter
- Joe Rullier
Forward
- Mark Bell
- Tyler Bouck
- Eric Chouinard
- Dany Heatley
- Jamie Lundmark
- Manny Malhotra
- Chris Nielsen
- Matt Pettinger
- Brandon Reid
- Mike Ribeiro
- Brad Richards
- Michael Ryder
- Jason Spezza
1999 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Tom Renney
Goaltender
- Brian Finley
- Roberto Luongo
Defence
- Bryan Allen
- Brian Campbell
- Brad Ference
- Andrew Ference
- Robyn Regehr
- Brad Stuart
- Mike Van Ryn
Forward
- Blair Betts
- Tyler Bouck
- Kyle Calder
- Jason Chimera
- Harold Druken
- Rico Fata
- Simon Gagné
- Brad Leeb
- Adam Mair
- Kent McDonell
- Brenden Morrow
- Daniel Tkaczuk
- Jason Ward
1998 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Real Paiement
Goaltender
- Roberto Luongo
- Mathieu Garon
Defence
- Brad Ference
- Eric Brewer
- Jesse Wallin
- Zenith Komarniski
- Sean Blanchard
- Cory Sarich
- Mike Van Ryn
Forward
- Manny Malhotra
- Daniel Tkaczuk
- Steve Bégin
- Matt Cooke
- Vincent Lecavalier
- Daniel Corso
- Brett McLean
- J. P. Dumont
- Alex Tanguay
- Jason Ward
- Josh Holden
- Brian Willsie
- Matt Bradley
1997 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Mike Babcock
Goaltender
- Martin Biron
- Marc Denis
Defence
- Jason Doig
- Richard Jackman
- Chris Phillips
- Cory Sarich
- Jesse Wallin
- Jeff Ware
Forward
- Daniel Brière
- Boyd Devereaux
- Christian Dubé
- Dwayne Hay
- Brad Isbister
- Brad Larsen
- Trevor Letowski
- Cameron Mann
- Alyn McCauley
- Peter Schaefer
- Joe Thornton
- Trent Whitfield
- Shane Willis
1996 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Marcel Comeau
Goaltender
Defence
- Nolan Baumgartner
- Denis Gauthier
- Jason Holland
- Chris Phillips
- Wade Redden
- Rhett Warrener
Forward
- Jason Botterill
- Curtis Brown
- Hnat Domenichelli
- Christian Dubé
- Robb Gordon
- Jarome Iginla
- Daymond Langkow
- Brad Larsen
- Alyn McCauley
- Craig Mills
- Jason Podollan
- Mike Watt
- Jamie Wright
1995 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Don Hay
Goaltender
- Dan Cloutier
- Jamie Storr
Defence
- Nolan Baumgartner
- Ed Jovanovski
- Bryan McCabe
- Wade Redden
- Jamie Rivers
- Lee Sorochan
Forward
- Jason Allison
- Jason Botterill
- Larry Courville
- Alexandre Daigle
- Éric Dazé
- Shean Donovan
- Jeff Friesen
- Todd Harvey
- Marty Murray
- Jeff O'Neill
- Denis Pederson
- Ryan Smyth
- Darcy Tucker
1994 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Jos Canale
Goaltender
- Manny Fernandez
- Jamie Storr
Defence
- Chris Armstrong
- Drew Bannister
- Joel Bouchard
- Bryan McCabe
- Nick Stajduhar
- Brendan Witt
Forward
- Jason Allison
- Jason Botterill
- Curtis Bowen
- Anson Carter
- Brandon Convery
- Jeff Friesen
- Aaron Gavey
- Martin Gendron
- Rick Girard
- Todd Harvey
- Marty Murray
- Michael Peca
1993 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Perry Pearn
- Assistant coaches: Jos Canale, Dave Siciliano
Goaltender
- Philippe DeRouville
- Manny Legace
Defence
- Adrian Aucoin
- Joel Bouchard
- Chris Pronger
- Mike Rathje
- Jason Smith
- Darcy Werenka
Forward
- Jeff Bes
- Alexandre Daigle
- Jason Dawe
- Martin Gendron
- Chris Gratton
- Ralph Intranuovo
- Paul Kariya
- Nathan LaFayette
- Martin Lapointe
- Dean McAmmond
- Rob Niedermayer
- Jeff Shantz
- Tyler Wright
1992 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Rick Cornacchia
Goaltender
- Mike Fountain
- Trevor Kidd
Defence
- Brad Bombardir
- Jassen Cullimore
- Karl Dykhuis
- Richard Matvichuk
- Scott Niedermayer
- John Slaney
- Darryl Sydor
Forward
- Kimbi Daniels
- Ryan Hughes
- Steve Junker
- Paul Kariya
- Martin Lapointe
- Eric Lindros
- Jeff Nelson
- Chad Penney
- Patrick Poulin
- Andy Schneider
- Turner Stevenson
- Tyler Wright
1991 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dick Todd
Goaltender
- Trevor Kidd
- Félix Potvin
Defence
- Patrice Brisebois
- Karl Dykhuis
- David Harlock
- Jason Marshall
- Scott Niedermayer
- John Slaney
- Chris Snell
Forward
- Mike Craig
- Dale Craigwell
- Kris Draper
- Pat Falloon
- Greg Johnson
- Martin Lapointe
- Eric Lindros
- Kent Manderville
- Brad May
- Steven Rice
- Pierre Sévigny
- Mike Sillinger
- Scott Thornton
1990 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Guy Charron
Goaltender
- Stéphane Fiset
- Trevor Kidd
Defence
- Patrice Brisebois
- Kevin Haller
- Jason Herter
- Stewart Malgunas
- Adrien Plavsic
- Dan Ratushny
Forward
- Stu Barnes
- Dave Chyzowski
- Mike Craig
- Kris Draper
- Eric Lindros
- Kent Manderville
- Mike Needham
- Dwayne Norris
- Scott Pellerin
- Mike Ricci
- Steven Rice
- Wes Walz
1989 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Tom Webster
- Rod Brind'Amour
- Andrew Cassels
- Rob Cimetta
- Éric Desjardins
- Stéphane Fiset
- Corey Foster
- Martin Gélinas
- Sheldon Kennedy
- Dan Lambert
- Jamie Leach
- Darcy Loewen
- John McIntyre
- Rob Murphy
- Yves Racine
- Mike Ricci
- Reggie Savage
- Darrin Shannon
- Geoff Smith
1988 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave Chambers
- Warren Babe
- Rob Brown
- Dan Currie
- Éric Desjardins
- Rob DiMaio
- Theoren Fleury (C)
- Adam Graves
- Jeff Hackett
- Greg Hawgood
- Jody Hull
- Chris Joseph
- Sheldon Kennedy
- Marc Laniel
- Trevor Linden
- Wayne McBean
- Scott McCrady
- Mark Pederson
- Mark Recchi
- Joe Sakic
- Jimmy Waite
1987 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Bert Templeton
- Steve Chiasson (C)
- Yvon Corriveau
- Pat Elynuik
- Theoren Fleury
- Greg Hawgood
- Kerry Huffman
- Chris Joseph
- Mike Keane
- David Latta
- Dave McLlwain
- Scott Metcalfe
- Steve Nemeth
- Luke Richardson
- Stéphane Roy
- Everett Sanipass
- Brendan Shanahan
- Shawn Simpson
- Pierre Turgeon
- Jimmy Waite
- Glen Wesley
1986 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Terry Simpson
- Craig Billington
- Sean Burke
- Terry Carkner
- Al Conroy
- Shayne Corson
- Alain Côté
- Sylvain Côté
- Peter Douris
- Jeff Greenlaw
- Derek Laxdal
- Scott Mellanby
- Dave Moylan
- Joe Murphy
- Joe Nieuwendyk
- Selmar Odelein
- Gary Roberts
- Luc Robitaille
- Jim Sandlak (C)
- Mike Stapleton
- Emanuel Viveiros
1985 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Terry Simpson
- Bob Bassen
- Yves Beaudoin
- Brad Berry
- Jeff Beukeboom
- Craig Billington
- Brian Bradley
- Wendel Clark
- Shayne Corson
- Adam Creighton
- Bobby Dollas
- Norm Foster
- Dan Gratton
- Dan Hodgson
- Jeff Jackson
- Greg Johnston
- Claude Lemieux
- John Miner
- Selmar Odelein
- Stéphane Richer
- Jim Sandlak
1984 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Brian Kilrea
- Allan Bester
- Lyndon Byers
- Bruce Cassidy
- Sylvain Côté
- Yves Courteau
- Russ Courtnall
- J. J. Daigneault
- Dale Derkatch
- Gerald Diduck
- Dean Evason
- Dave Gagner
- Randy Heath
- Dan Hodgson
- Gary Leeman
- John MacLean
- Kirk Muller
- Mark Paterson
- Brad Shaw
- Ken Wregget
1983 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Dave Andreychuk
- Paul Boutilier
- Joe Cirella
- Paul Cyr
- Dale Derkatch
- Mike Eagles
- Patrick Flatley
- Gary Leeman
- Mario Lemieux
- Mark Morrison
- James Patrick
- Mike Sands
- Brad Shaw
- Gord Sherven
- Tony Tanti
- Larry Trader
- Sylvain Turgeon
- Pat Verbeek
- Mike Vernon
- Steve Yzerman
1982 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Dave King
- Scott Arniel
- Paul Boutilier
- Garth Butcher
- Frank Caprice
- Paul Cyr
- Bruce Eakin
- Marc Habscheid
- Gord Kluzak
- Moe Lemay
- Mike Moffat
- Mike Moller
- Randy Moller
- Dave Morrison
- Mark Morrison
- Troy Murray
- Gary Nylund
- James Patrick
- Pierre Rioux
- Todd Strueby
- Carey Wilson
1981 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Cornwall Royals*
- Head coach: Bob Kilger
- Scott Arniel
- Fred Arthur
- Fred Boimistruck
- Eric Calder
- Marc Crawford
- Denis Cyr
- Gilbert Delorme
- Jeff Eatough
- Jean–Marc Gaulin
- Doug Gilmour
- Dale Hawerchuk
- Corrado Micalef
1980 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Peterborough Petes*
- Head coach: Mike Keenan
- Dino Ciccarelli
- Carmine Cirella
- Doug Crossman
- Dave Fenyves
- Jim Fox
- Bill Gardner
- Andre Hidi
- Bill Kitchen
- Rick Lanz
- Rick LaFerriere
- Larry Murphy
- Mark Reeds
- Sean Simpson
- Stuart Smith
- Jim Wiemer
1979 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
New Westminster Bruins*
- Head coach: Punch McLean
- Keith Brown
- Yvan Joly
- John–Paul Kelly
- Gary Lupul
- Scott MacLeod
- Brad McCrimmon
- Rollie Melanson
- Larry Melnyk
- John Ogrodnick
- Dave Orleski
- Brian Propp
- Errol Rausse
1978 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
- Head coach: Punch McLean
- Wayne Babych
- Tim Bernhardt
- Pat Daley
- Curt Fraser
- Mike Gartner
- Wayne Gretzky
- Craig Hartsburg
- Willie Huber
- Al Jensen
- Brad Marsh
- Brad McCrimmon
- Tony McKegney
- Rick Paterson
- Rob Ramage
- Bobby Smith
- Stan Smyl
- Steve Tambellini
- Rick Vaive
- Ryan Walter
- Brian Young
1977 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
St. Catharines Fincups*
- Head coach: Bert Templeton
- John Anderson
- Joe Contini
- Ron Duguay
- Mike Forbes
- Steve Hazlett
- Dwight Foster
- Willie Huber
- Dave Hunter
- Al Jensen
- Trevor Johansen
- Mike Keating
- Brad Marsh
- Dale McCourt
- Mark Plantery
- Rob Ramage
- Al Secord
- Ric Seiling
1976 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Sherbrooke Beavers
- Head coach:
- Alain Belanger
- Ron Carter
- Dan Chicoine
- Jere Gillis
- Mark Green
- Floyd Lahache
- Fern LeBlanc
- Peter Marsh
- Richard Sevigny
- Robert Simpson
1975 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
WCHL All–Stars
- Head coach: Jackie McLeod
- Danny Arndt
- Rick Blight
- Mel Bridgman
- Blair Davidson
- Rob Flockhart
- Kelly Greenbank
- Rick Hodgson
- Ralph Klassen
- Rick Lapointe
- Bryan Maxwell
- Kevin McCarthy
- Terry McDonald
- Dale McMullin
- Clayton Pachal
- Robin Sadler
- Barry Smith
- Doug Soetaert
- Ed Staniowski
- Brian Sutter
- Bryan Trottier
- Greg Vaydik
1974 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship[]
Peterborough Petes
- Head coach: Roger Neilson
- Tony Cassolato
- Paul Evans
- Bill Evo
- Doug Halward
- Doug Jarvis
- Stan Jonathan
- Don Laurence
- Paul McIntosh
- Brad Pirie
- Ed Pizunski
- Frank Salive
- Peter Scamurra
- Jim Turkiewicz
(*) denotes: Clubs that represented Canada between 1977 and 1981 (excluding 1978) were allowed to augment their roster with 7 skaters and 1 goalie of Canadian birth from any club.
See also[]
- Ice hockey at the 2006 Winter Olympics
- Ice hockey at the 2006 Winter Olympics match stats (women)
- Ice hockey
- Ice hockey statistics
References[]
- Hockey Canada roster accessed April 24, 2006.
- Torino Olympic Stats accessed April 24, 2006.
- Hockey Canada roster accessed April 23, 2006.
- ^ 2022 Winter Olympics roster
- ^ Beijing Winter Olympics: NHL players won't participate in 2022 Games
- ^ 2018 Winter Olympics roster
- ^ NHL will not participate in 2018 Winter Olympics
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