Weltnachrichten – CA – Panthers at WJC: Devon Levi kills Czechs on the advance of Canada

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It was a best-case scenario for the Florida Panthers’ prospects at the Junior World Championships in Edmonton on Saturday when four out of five made it to the semifinals

Devon Levi stopped 29 shots for his second shutout of the tournament when Canada number one recorded a 3-0 win over the Czech Republic to set up a final four-man meeting against Russia that ended a game against Germany 2-1 conquered number

Levi, an unannounced seventh round election in 2020, is now 5-0 with a 064 GAA and a 966 percent save, all tournament bests

Spencer Knight turned down 16 of the 18 shots he scored in the USA’s 5-2 win over Slovakia

Knight, a sophomore student at Boston College, is now 3-1 with a 170 GAA, 924 percent savings and 2 shutouts

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Anton Lundell scored the decisive goal in a power play with 8:56 in regular time when Finland beat arch-rivals Sweden 3-2 and set up a meeting with the Americans on Monday

TIE GAME !!! Anton Lundell ties it up for Finland and we’re facing a big end BildTwittercom / 8bP6xdx198

Lundell finished the game with four shots on goal, scored 11 of 22 goals and scored a 1 in 20:27 Ice Age, which was the top among Finnish strikers

The 19-year-old center has 4 goals and 3 assists in five games. He leads the Finns in goals and is linked on points with defender Topi Niemela

Defender Kasper Puutio played for Finland’s third pairing and logged 13:16 TOI and finished the game with a rating of -1

Emil Heineman will return to Leksands of the Swedish Hockey League after Sweden’s defeat. Heineman took the trip penalty that led to Lundell’s goal. He finished the pitch with one shot and an even score in 14:43 TOI

The 19-year-old Heinemann played in the third Swedish line during the tournament and scored a shorthanded goal as well as a total of seven shots and a 1-rating

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