https://chlcanadarussia.ca Mon, 03 Dec 2018 04:00:59 +0000 en hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.5.6 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-whl-wrap Mon, 03 Dec 2018 04:00:59 +0000 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-whl-wrap https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-ohl-wrap Mon, 03 Dec 2018 04:00:40 +0000 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-ohl-wrap https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-qmjhl-wrap Mon, 03 Dec 2018 04:00:30 +0000 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-qmjhl-wrap https://chlcanadarussia.ca/article/2018-cibc-canada-russia-series-recap Mon, 19 Nov 2018 13:16:18 +0000 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/article/2018-cibc-canada-russia-series-recap Click here for player stats In goal, Russian netminder Pyotr Kochetkov became just the third goaltender to earn three wins in the event, going 3-0 with a 0.67 goals-against average and .978 save percentage. He also became just the fourth Russian goaltender to earn a shutout. The CHL's top goaltending performance came from Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Ian Scott (Prince Albert Raiders), who turned aside 27 saves in Team WHL's 2-1 victory in Game 1. Click here for goalie stats 54 players either signed or drafted by NHL clubs competed in the series from across the three CHL teams, including 13 first round selections. The Russian National Junior Team included 15 NHL draft picks, with one first rounder. The CHL now has an overall record of 63-25-2-6 dating back to 2003 while Russia comes away at 33-60-0-3. The QMJHL holds an all-time record of 17-11-1-3, the OHL has played to a 25-6-0-1 mark and the WHL is now 21-8-1-2. Click here for event history and results The series is used as an evaluation for Canada’s National Junior Team that will compete in the 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship to be played in Vancouver, BC.  The tournament will run from December 26 to January 5. 2018 CIBC Canada Russia Series (Russia wins series 11-7 in points): Game 1 – Monday November 5 at Kamloops, BC – WHL wins 2-1 WHL Player of the Game – Cody Glass (4 SOG) Russia Player of the Game – Pavel Shen (1G) Game Summary Game 2 – Tuesday November 6 at Vancouver, BC – Russia wins 3-1 WHL Player of the Game – David Tendeck (25 SV) Russia Player of the Game – Bulat Shafigullin (1G) Game Summary Game 3 – Thursday November 8 at Sarnia, ON – OHL wins 3-1 OHL Player of the Game – Barrett Hayton (1G, 1A) Russia Player of the Game – Dmitri Samorukov (2 SOG) Game Summary Game 4 – Monday November 12 at Oshawa, ON – Russia wins 4-0 OHL Player of the Game – Liam Foudy (1 SOG) Russia Player of the Game – Pyotr Kochetkov (23 SV) Game Summary Game 5 – Tuesday November 13 at Sherbrooke, QC – Russia wins 5-1 QMJHL Player of the Game – Rafael Harvey-Pinard (1A) Russia Player of the Game – Ivan Chekhovich (1G, 1A) Game Summary Game 6 – Thursday November 15 at Drummondville, QC – Russia wins 3-2 OT QMJHL Player of the Game – Noah Dobson (1G) Russia Player of the Game – Stepan Starkov (1G) Game Summary Click here for CIBC Canada Russia Series Photo Galleries Click here for CIBC Canada Russia Series Videos]]> https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-qmjhl-post-game-6-coach-hulton Sat, 17 Nov 2018 18:49:13 +0000 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-qmjhl-post-game-6-coach-hulton https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/rus-5-qmjhl-1-recap Fri, 16 Nov 2018 23:09:31 +0000 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/rus-5-qmjhl-1-recap https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-qmjhl-post-game-game-6-joseph-dobson Fri, 16 Nov 2018 22:20:45 +0000 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-qmjhl-post-game-game-6-joseph-dobson https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-russia-game-6-post-game-dmitry-zavgorodniy Fri, 16 Nov 2018 08:45:35 +0000 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/video/team-russia-game-6-post-game-dmitry-zavgorodniy https://chlcanadarussia.ca/gallery/canvsrus-game-6-photo-gallery-2018 Fri, 16 Nov 2018 07:52:22 +0000 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/gallery/canvsrus-game-6-photo-gallery-2018 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/article/russia-forces-overtime-to-capture-series-in-drummondville Fri, 16 Nov 2018 07:33:03 +0000 https://chlcanadarussia.ca/article/russia-forces-overtime-to-capture-series-in-drummondville

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Russia's goaltending was up to the challenge once again as Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Daniil Tarasov took over in the crease to provide 34 saves as Team QMJHL fell short despite outshooting Russia 36-25. Anaheim Ducks prospect Antoine Morand (Halifax Mooseheads) opened the scoring to bring the 2,719 at Centre Marcel Dionne to their feet, blazing down the left wing to lift a quick shot over the shoulder of Tarasov with assists from Rafael Harvey-Pinard (Rouyn-Noranda Huskies) and Justin Barron (Halifax Mooseheads) at 8:42. Tarasov would deny 2019 NHL Draft prospect Raphael Lavoie (Halifax Mooseheads) on a one-timer from the slot late in the first to keep his squad within one and resumed his fine play into the second as Team QMJHL outshot Russia 14-6 in the middle frame. Both Alexis Lafreniere (Rimouski Oceanic) and Joseph Veleno (Drummondville Voltigeurs) had grade-A chances in the second, breaking in alone to be stopped by Tarasov as the game spilled into the third period with the 'Q' still holding a 1-0 lead. Russia went to work shortly after the flood as Stepan Starkov notched his series-leading sixth point, finding the back of the net for the second time with help from Pavel Shen just 19 seconds into play. Team QMJHL would respond at 8:40 though, with Drummondville teammates Veleno and Nicolas Beaudin working together to set up New York Islanders prospect Noah Dobson who gave the 'Q' a 2-1 lead. Zavgorodniy's tying goal came on a clean faceoff win by Artyom Galimov. The Calgary Flames prospect snapped a wrister over the shoulder of a screened Olivier Rodrigue (Drummondville Voltigeurs). Zavgorodniy would join fellow QMJHL Russian teammate Alexander Khovanov with an assist on Olshansky's overtime winner as Russia claimed its first series since 2014. Russia went 1-for-6 on the power play while Team QMJHL was held to 0-for-3, marking the first time in event history that the CHL has gone an entire series without scoring on the man advantage. The three leagues went a collective 0-for-19 on the power play while scoring the lowest output by the CHL in event history, managing just nine goals over the six games. The aforementioned Starkov led the series in scoring, registering points in five of his six games played for a total of two goals, four assists and six points. Boston Bruins prospect Pavel Shen led the event with three goals while Olshansky led blueliners with five points (1-4--5). Russian netminders Tarasov (1-2, 2.33 GAA, .915 SV%) and Pyotr Kochetkov (3-0, 0.67 GAA, .978 SV%, 1 SO) were also instrumental in their team's success. For the CHL, four players led the way with two points each including Team QMJHL's Harvey-Pinard (Rouyn-Noranda Huskies), Team OHL's Barrett Hayton (Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds) and Team WHL's Connor Dewar (Everett Silvertips). The CHL wraps up the 16th edition of the CIBC Canada Russia Series with an overall record of 63-26-1-6 while Russia has played to an all-time mark of 33-60-0-3.]]>