Canada out of world junior hockey championship with 4-3 loss to Czechia
- Canada lost 4-3 to Czechia in the quarterfinals of the World Junior Hockey Championship after Adam Jecho scored the winning goal with 39.4 seconds left in regulation.
- This marks the first time since the early 1980s that Canada has failed to compete for a medal in back-to-back World Juniors.
- Canada faced discipline issues, including 11 minor penalties, during their earlier loss to the United States, which contributed to a more difficult quarterfinal matchup.
- Players expressed disappointment, with forward Calum Ritchie stating, 'It sucks,' and emphasizing the need for future improvements in Hockey Canada's roster construction.
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