Spengler Cup

Connolly scored twice late in the second period, but Canada was one short in a 3-2 loss to HC Sparta Prague. December 26, 2022. |. Favourite (0).

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DAVOS, Switzerland — Canada spotted HC Sparta Prague a three-goal lead on Monday and a spirited rally came up short, losing 3-2 in the opening game of the ...

"I think we outplayed them for probably 50 minutes of the game, but it was that 10 minutes where we struggled and that was the difference.” We battled back hard, but the deficit was too much," said Tyler Ennis of Edmonton. “I thought the last 40 minutes we played a much stronger game," said coach Travis Green.

Cougars Alumnus Brett Connolly and Team Canada played their opening game at the Spengler Cup, Monday in Davos, SUI. Despite falling 3-2, the Prince George ...

[December 26, 2022] — Steven Ellis (@SEllisHockey)

Sparta Praha held on after a late charge from Canada, while Ambri-Piotta delighted the Swiss crowd on the opening day of the 2022 Spengler Cup.

Minutes later, Brandon McMillan kept the Canadiens’ offense alive with a one-timer to make it 3-1, completely deflating Orebro’s offense. The team forced a turnover and Christopher Mastomaki found himself well placed in the high slot to beat Janne Juvonen with a wrist shot to tie it up. A familiar face to NHL fans opened the scoring midway through the first. They face Davos on Wednesday with a chance to win the group and earn a bye to the semi-finals. Canada took control from there and at 34:53 Connolly caught Carr’s pass to make it 3-2. This time, Repik scored again, taking Pribyl’s lead on the power play at 27:20 to make it 3-0.