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“Really nice to be able to have a goal to focus on,” said Hunt. “And something to wrap my mind around, and think about as I start to have a great summer here.”
Hunt said he wanted to stay in Canada for his post-secondary education and the continuation of his hockey career. After his talks with the Carleton coaches, it felt like a great fit.
On the ice, he said there hasn’t been much talk about his role but he’s prepared to compete for a spot and be responsible at both ends of the ice.
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Breaking down Team Canada’s 2021-22 centralization roster
Hockey Canada named the 28 players who will centralize ahead of the 2022 Olympics
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Team Canada announced the 28 players that will centralize for the 2021-22 season ahead of the Winter Olympics in Beijing. There’s a good mix of veterans and fresh faces on this roster; you can find the full list here.
Here’s a full breakdown of the roster based on National Women’s Team experience:
Returning Olympians
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: Of this group, Marie-Philip Poulin and Rebecca Johnston are three-time Olympians and Mélodie Daoust, Natalie Spooner, and Brianne Jenner are two-time Olympians. Emily Clark, Sarah Nurse, Jill Saulnier, Laura Stacey, and Blayre Turnbull all won silver at the 2018 Olympics. Notably, Johnston was cut from the 2020 World Championship roster but has worked her way back into the mix and should feature in the top-six.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Emma Maltais is one step closer to realizing a hockey dream she’s had to her whole life.
The Burlington, Ontario native has been selected as one of 28 players to centralize with the Canadian National Team as they continue the process to choose its squad for the 2022 Olympic Games. Maltais will train with the team in hopes of making the final roster, which is expected to be announced in late December.
“I’m so honored and excited,” said Maltais. “I’m also so thankful for my experience at Ohio State, the coaches here, and my teammates. I wouldn’t be there without them. And then my family, most especially for their support along the way. They are the best.”