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Glass to Canada's National Junior Team Selection Camp

December 10, 2018 - Western Hockey League (WHL)
Portland Winterhawks News Release


Winterhawks Captain, Cody Glass has been named to Hockey Canada's National Junior Team Selection Camp in Victoria, B.C. December 12th through 14th.

Following selection camp, the Canadian squad will be pared down to the final 22 players who will represent Canada at the 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship in Vancouver from December 26 to January 5, as they look to win Canada's 19th World Juniors gold medal.

Canada's final preparations include games against Switzerland, Slovakia and Finland as part of the Road to the World Juniors pre-tournament schedule. Nine communities across B.C. will play host to 12 games, featuring all 10 competing teams, from December 18 to 23.

Glass is coming off of an incredible year with Portland. The Team Captain is leading the WHL in assists with 42 assists in 30 games, which also includes 21 Power Play assists, where he leads with the most in the league. The Vegas Golden Knights 2016 1st Round Draft pick is also at the top of the charts with 54 points thus far, sitting in the number four spot on the leader board.

WHL Invitees - Canada's National Junior Team Selection Camp

Goaltenders H W DOB Hometown WHL Club NHL

Ian Scott 6'3" 183 1/11/1999 Calgary, Alta. Prince Albert Raiders TOR '17 (4-110)

Defence

Calen Addison 5'10" 180 4/11/2000 Brandon, Man. Lethbridge Hurricanes PIT '18 (2-53)

Josh Brook 6'1" 192 6/17/1999 Roblin, Man. Moose Jaw Warriors MTL '17 (2-56)

Ty Smith 5'11" 177 3/24/2000 Lloydminster, Alta. Spokane Chiefs NJ '18 (1-17)

Forwards

Jaret Anderson-Dolan 5'11" 195 9/12/1999 Calgary, Alta. Spokane Chiefs LA '17 (2-41)

Cody Glass 6'2" 185 4/1/1999 Winnipeg, Man. Portland Winterhawks VGK '17 (1-6)

Brett Leason 6'4" 199 4/30/1999 Calgary, Alta. Prince Albert Raiders Eligible 2019

For more information on Hockey Canada, Canada's National Junior Team and the 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship, please visit HockeyCanada.ca, or follow along through social media on Facebook, Twitter and #WorldJuniors.

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