Friday, May 20, 2016

NCAA Stars Meet in World Semis

Canada-U.S. rivalry game features former players from 15 Division I schools.


NCAA Stars Meet in World Semis
Cam Talbot starred at Alabama-Huntsville from 2007 to ’10.

NCAA hockey will be well represented on both sides as Canada and the United States renew their rivalry Saturday in the semifinals of the IIHF World Championship.

IIHF.com

Former Union goaltender Keith Kinkaid stopped 31 shots and all three shootout attempts as the U.S. beat the Czech Republic, 2-1, in the quarterfinals.

Alabama-Huntsville alum Cam Talbot posted a 24-save shutout in Canada’s 6-0 quarterfinal win vs. Sweden.

Saturday’s semifinal matchup takes place at 11:15 a.m. ET in Moscow and will be televised on NBCSN and TSN.

Leading the way

Talbot’s .941 save percentage ranks third in the tournament, while former Boston College captain Michael Matheson shares the tournament lead among defensemen with 6 points. They are two of four NCAA alums on the Canadian roster.

The U.S. team features 19 NCAA alumni, including seven who played NCAA hockey in 2015-16. Dylan Larkin (Michigan) and Frank Vatrano (Massachusetts) – both just one year removed from college hockey – rank second and third among the Americans in scoring, respectively, trailing only No. 1 draft prospect Auston Matthews.

The bronze and gold medal games will take place on Sunday, May 22.

NCAA Players in the IIHF World Championship

Canada
Ben HuttonDVancouver (NHL)Maine
Michael MathesonDFlorida (NHL)Boston College
Cam TalbotGEdmonton (NHL)Alabama-Huntsville
Chris TanevDVancouver (NHL)RIT
United States
JT CompherFU. of MichiganMichigan
Mike CondonGMontreal (NHL)Princeton
Kyle ConnorFU. of MichiganMichigan
Thatcher DemkoGBoston CollegeBoston College
Hudson FaschingFU. of MinnesotaMinnesota
Noah HanifinDCarolina (NHL)Boston College
Matt HendricksFEdmonton (NHL)St. Cloud State
Vinnie HinostrozaFChicago (NHL)Notre Dame
Keith KinkaidGNew Jersey (NHL)Union
Dylan LarkinFDetroit (NHL)Michigan
Jake McCabeDBuffalo (NHL)Wisconsin
Tyler MotteFU. of MichiganMichigan
Brock NelsonFNY Islanders (NHL)North Dakota
Steve SantiniDBoston CollegeBoston College
Brady SkjeiDNY Rangers (NHL)Minnesota
Frank VatranoFBoston (NHL)Massachusetts
David WarsofskyDNew Jersey (NHL)Boston University
Chris WidemanDOttawa (NHL)Miami
Miles WoodFBoston CollegeBoston College