Hockey Canada has officially revealed its exciting 26-man national team roster for the prestigious Spengler Cup tournament. This carefully selected list features 13 talented players currently competing in the American Hockey League, showcasing the depth of talent in Canadian hockey. Each player brings unique skills and experience that will contribute to the team’s overall performance. As they prepare to represent Canada on the international stage, anticipation is building among fans and players alike for what promises to be a thrilling competition.

“All of the players named today are extremely excited to represent their country and wear the Maple Leaf as they compete at the Spengler Cup,” said co-general manager Brad Pascall, who also serves as the GM of the AHL’s Calgary Wranglers. “This tournament offers a unique opportunity for these athletes to showcase their skills and embrace the challenge ahead. We believe in their potential to rise to the occasion and make Canada proud on this esteemed platform.” The spirit of teamwork and national pride is palpable as these players prepare to take on formidable opponents.

Among the distinguished players selected for the roster are:

G Dylan Ferguson (Iowa Wild)
G Colten Ellis (Springfield Thunderbirds)
D Layton Ahac (Abbotsford Canucks)
D Noel Hoefenmayer (Laval Rocket)
D Colton White (Utica Comets)
D Madison Bowey (Cleveland Monsters)
D Jonathan Aspirot (Calgary Wranglers)
D Mac Hollowell (Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins)
F Logan Shaw (Toronto Marlies)
F Curtis McKenzie (Texas Stars)
F Charles Hudon (Ontario Reign)
F Brett Seney (Rockford IceHogs)
F Brandon Coe (San Jose Barracuda)

Canada will kick off the 2024 Spengler Cup with an exhilarating match against host team HC Davos on December 26. The anticipation for this matchup is high, as fans eagerly await the performance of their national team in such a prestigious tournament. This event not only highlights top-tier hockey talent but also serves as a celebration of the sport, bringing together teams from around the world to compete for glory.