00:00 – Blackhawks Prospects Shine at World Junior Summer Showcase
03:55 – 2025 IIHF World Junior Summer Showcase: USA Hockey Hosts Canada, Finland, Sweden & More in Minnesota
05:58 – Epperson, McMorrow Shine at 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase
1. Blackhawks Prospects Shine at World Junior Summer Showcase
The World Junior Summer Showcase is underway, and several Blackhawks prospects are in action.
AJ Spellacy and Sacha Boisvert are among the players to watch as they compete for a spot on their respective national teams.
The tournament features teams from the USA, Canada, Finland, and Sweden, and runs from July 25 to August 2.
Get an update on the Blackhawks prospects and their performance at the showcase.
2. 2025 IIHF World Junior Summer Showcase: USA Hockey Hosts Canada, Finland, Sweden & More in Minnesota
Get the inside scoop on the 2025 IIHF World Junior Summer Showcase in Minneapolis, Minnesota! The U.S. is preparing to host the historic 50th IIHF World Junior Championship in late 2025, and this summer event sets the stage with top teams like Canada, Finland, and Sweden. Discover key players, coaching strategies, and how the U.S. aims to defend its gold-medal streak. Learn about the tournament schedule, venues like Ridder Arena and Xcel Energy Center, and how to watch all games online. Don’t miss highlights on rising NHL prospects like Cole Hutson, Matthew Schaefer, and Gavin McKenna as they battle for roster spots. The 2025 IIHF World Juniors are just months away—see how the best junior teams in the world prepare for the big stage!
3. Epperson, McMorrow Shine at 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase
Discover the journey of Kristian Epperson and Brendan McMorrow as they compete in the 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase in Minneapolis. These University of Denver players aim to make the USA team for the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship. Watch as they face off against top talent from Canada, Finland, and Sweden. This showcase is crucial for their chances of representing the USA. Learn about their past achievements and the strong history of USA Hockey’s success in recent World Juniors.
