Della Rovere

World Juniors Notes

by on August 8, 2010- 522 Comments

It's that time of year again. The Canadian World Junior Development Camp for the 2011 tournament in Buffalo is under way, as the Canadians try [more…]

A Record Breaking Performance

by on December 31, 2008- 413 Comments

John Tavares ties the most goals ever by a player in the World Juniors with 12 but managed to do so in 1 less game than Jeff Carter, and 13 less games than Eric Lindros, and the tournament isn't even completed; although, after that performance, it really felt like the Gold medal game. It's hard to top that one.
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15 Reasons Why Canada Dominates

by on December 28, 2008- 578 Comments


A list of why team Canada is so spectacular this year.

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Game 2: Canada vs. Kazakhstan

by on December 28, 2008- 395 Comments

Canada is ready to face-off against their second opponent in the World Juniors round robin, team Kazakhstan. Della Rovere, arguably Canada’s grittiest player on the roster, suffered a slight leg injury after blocking a shot against the Czech Republic Friday night, but will play regardless. Shows a lot of heart.
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Game 1: Canada vs. Czech Republic

by on December 26, 2008- 7 Comments

Game Overview:

2 Words: Total Domination.
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Exhibition 3: Canada vs. Slovakia

by on December 23, 2008- 563 Comments


Overview:

Canada did all the right things in tonight’s game. They played a great cycling game in the offensive zone and have gotten more creative in their passing plays. They continued their crash-the-net tactics and even moved the puck out for some big point shots. On the defensive side, they played the 1-2-2 trap system the Fins used Sunday night, and applied an aggressive attack in the defensive end to completely shut down Richard Panik and the Slovaks.
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Exhibition 2: Canada Vs. Finland

by on December 21, 2008- 9 Comments


Canada came through the gate a bit slow and sluggish. They managed to escape the first period tied at 1, but as the game progressed with chances equaling out by the midway point, Canada began to come alive and pounded the Fins with shots from everywhere being both unpredictable and a deadly force on every shift in the third period.
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