Canada’s roster for the upcoming International Para Hockey Cup is stacked with world champions and seasoned veterans ready to defend their title. The tournament, which will take place in Ostrava, Czech Republic, will see some of the best para hockey players in the world compete for the coveted championship.
Leading the charge for Team Canada is captain and six-time Paralympic gold medalist Greg Westlake. The forward has been a dominant force in para hockey for over a decade and is known for his scoring ability and leadership on and off the ice. Joining Westlake up front is fellow Paralympic gold medalist Billy Bridges, who brings a wealth of experience and skill to the team.
On defense, Canada boasts a strong core of players, including three-time Paralympian Adam Dixon and two-time Paralympic gold medalist Rob Armstrong. These players are known for their defensive prowess and ability to shut down opposing offenses. In goal, Canada will rely on the steady play of Corbin Watson, who has proven himself as one of the top goaltenders in the world.
In addition to their veteran players, Canada’s roster also features some exciting young talent, including 17-year-old forward Tyrone Henry. Henry burst onto the para hockey scene last year and has quickly established himself as a rising star in the sport.
With a roster loaded with world champions and talented players, Canada is poised to make a strong run at the International Para Hockey Cup. The team’s combination of experience, skill, and depth make them a formidable opponent for any team they face. Fans can expect to see some exciting and competitive hockey as Canada looks to defend their title and bring home another championship.
Christina