CANADA'S JUNIOR TEAM RECORDS SECOND SHUT OUT - THIS TIME OVER SWITZERLAND - 6-0

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Canada came out flying, scoring only 23 seconds into the game. Brandon McMillan, parked right infront of the net scored on Jordan Eberle's rebound, also assisted by Brayden Schenn. At the 8 minute mark Switzerland had a great chance to tie the game. They were short hand and on a 2 on 1 rush, Jorg hit the goal post only to see Canada 's Jordan Eberle come right back down the ice and pass to Taylor Hall who inturn passed to Alex Petralango infront of the net and scored at 8:14. It was a fast first period only taking a little over 25 minutes to play.

In the second period, Canada came out flying once again, scoring three goals before the four minute mark to go up 5-0. The Canadian Juniors scored two power play goals with in 20 seconds of the first minute of play. The first had Nazem Kadri score on a shot from the right boards at 1:06, assisted by Ryan Ellis and Travis Hamonic. The second had Jordan Eberle tip in Ellis shot in front of the net, also assisted by Kadri. Just over two minutes later Jordan Eberle passed to the right side if the net and Brandon McMillan back handed into the net at 3:42, also assisted by Calvin DeHaan.

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Switzerland's Jorg for the second time in the game, hit the goal post with 7:02 left in the third period. Canada's McMillan had to wait until the 19:23 to record his hat trick. All he had to do was be in front of the net and tip in a pass from Jared Cowan in to an open net. Jordan Eberle also got an assist to give him a 5 point game and move into a tie for first place in the scoring race with his teammate Gabriel Bourque with 7 points.

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In the other game at Regina Brandt Centre, Finland out shot Russia 46 to 17 only to come out with Russia winning the game 2-0. Russia's goaltender Igor Bobkov was brilliant in the game, coming up with at least five spectacular saves to keep Russia in the game. At the end of the game, who ever chose the three stars over looked Bobkov. He should have been the number one star, by far.