Top 5 Canadian New Year’s Eve Games at the World Juniors
Here are the top 5 Canada games on New Year’s Eve at the World Junior Championships:
1. Canada vs. United States (2004)
The 2004 New Year’s Eve clash between Canada and the United States stands out as one of the most memorable games in tournament history. In a tightly contested battle, Canada emerged victorious with a 4-3 overtime win, with forward Nigel Dawes scoring the game-winning goal. The game set the stage for Canada’s gold medal run.
2. Canada vs. Russia (2006)
The 2006 New Year’s Eve showdown between Canada and Russia was a high-stakes matchup that lived up to its billing. In a fiercely competitive game, Canada secured a hard-fought 5-4 victory, propelled by a standout performance from forward Jonathan Toews, who tallied two goals and an assist.
3. Canada vs. Sweden (2009)
The 2009 New Year’s Eve clash between Canada and Sweden was a thrilling encounter that showcased the best of junior hockey talent. In a tightly contested battle, Canada emerged triumphant with a 6-2 victory, led by standout performances from John Tavares and Jordan Eberle, who each scored two goals.
4. Canada vs. United States (2012)
The 2012 New Year’s Eve matchup between Canada and the United States was a highly anticipated showdown that lived up to its billing. Canada emerged with a 3-2 victory, with forward Jaden Schwartz scoring the game-winning goal.
5. Canada vs. United States (2014)
The 2014 New Year’s Eve clash between Canada and USA was a pivotal game that showcased the intensity and drama of the World Junior Championship. In a closely contested matchup, Canada secured a 5-3 victory, with forward Sam Reinhart delivering a standout performance with a goal and two assists. Despite the loss, American Thatcher Demko stood on his head, stopping 38 shots.
These New Year’s Eve games have provided hockey fans with some of the most thrilling and memorable moments in the history of the World Junior Championship. Perhaps Canada adds to this list as they face Germany on December 31, 2023.

