A full list of the NHL-drafted players by country for the 2015 World Junior Championship: Canada (Player, Team, Year, Round) G Eric Comrie, Winnipeg Jets, 2013, Second G Zach Fucale, Montreal Canadiens, 2013, Second D Madison Bowey, Washington Capitals, 2013, Second D Dillon Heatherington, Columbus Blue Jackets, 2013, Second D Joe Hicketts, Detroit Red Wings, 2013, Free Agent D Sam Morin, Philadelphia Flyers, 2013, First D Josh Morrissey, Winnipeg Jets, 2013, First D Darnell Nurse, Edmonton Oilers, 2013, First D Shea Theodore, Anaheim Ducks, 2013, First F Max Domi, Arizona Coyotes, 2013, 1st F Anthony Duclair, New York Rangers, 2013, Third F Robby Fabbri, St. Anthony Miller Bears Jersey . Louis Blues, 2014, First F Frederick Gauthier, Toronto Maple Leafs, 2013, First F Curtis Lazar, Ottawa Senators, 2013, First F Nick Paul, Dallas Stars, 2013, Fourth (traded to Ottawa) F Nic Petan, Winnipeg Jets, 2013, Second F Brayden Point, Tampa Bay Lightning, 2014, Third F Sam Reinhart, Buffalo Sabres, 2014, First F Nick Ritchie, Anaheim Ducks, 2014, First F Jake Virtanen, Vancouver Canucks, 2014, First Czech Republic G Vitek Vanecek, Washington Capitals, 2014, Second D Dominik Masin, Tampa Bay Lightning, 2014, Second D Jan Kostalek, Winnipeg Jets, 2014, Fourth F Ondrej Kase, Anaheim Ducks, 2014, Seventh F Dominik Kubalik, Los Angeles Kings, 2013, Seventh F David Pastrnak, Boston Bruins, 2014, First F Jakub Vrana, Washington Capitals, 2014, First Denmark F Oliver Bjorkstrand, Columbus Blue Jackets, 2013, Third F Nikolaj Ehlers, Winnipeg Jets, 2014, First Finland G Ville Husso, St. Louis Blues, 2014, Fourth G Kaapo Kahkonen, Minnesota Wild, 2014, Fourth G Jusse Saros, Nashville Predators, 2013, Fourth D Julius, Honka, Dallas Stars, 2014, First D Alex Lintuniemi, Los Angeles Kings, 2014, Second D Joonas Lyytinen, Nashville Predators, 2014, Fifth D Aleksi Makela, Dallas Stars, 2013, Seventh F Kasperi Kapanen, Pittsburgh Penguins, 2014, First F Artturi Lehkonen, Montreal Canadiens, 2013, Second F Julius Vahatalo, Detroit Red Wings, 2014, Sixth Germany None Russia G Igor Shesterkin, New York Rangers, 2014, Fourth G Ilya Sorokin, New York Islanders, 2014, Third D Rushan Rafikov, Calgary Flames, 2013, Seventh F Ivan Barbashev, St. Louis Blues, 2014, Second F Pavel Buchnevich, New York Rangers, 2013, Third F Nickolay Goldobin, San Jose Sharks, 2014, First F Vladislav Kamenev, Nashville Predators, 2014, Second F Sergey Tolchinsky, Carolina Hurricanes, 2014, Free Agent F Rinat Valiev, Toronto Maple Leafs, 2014, Third Slovakia F Peter Cehlarik, Boston Bruins, 2013, Third F Matej Paulovic, Dallas Stars, 2013, Fifth F Martin Reway, Montreal Canadiens, 2013, Fourth Sweden G Fredrick Bergvik, San Jose Sharks, 2013, Fourth G Linus Soderstrom, New York Islanders, 2014, Fourth D Julius Bergman, San Jose Sharks, 2014, Second D Andreas Englund, Ottawa Senators, 2014, Second D Gustav Forsling, Vancouver Canucks, 2014, Fifth D Robert Hagg, Philadelphia Flyers, 2013, Second D William Lagesson, Edmonton Oilers, 2014, Fourth D Robin Norell, Chicago Blackhawks, 2013, Fourth F Anton Blidh, Boston Bruins, 2013, Sixth F Jacob de la Rose, Montreal Canadiens, 2013, Second F Christopher Ehn, Detroit Red Wings, 2014, Fourth F Axel Holmstrom, Detroit Red Wings, 2014, Seventh F Anton Karlsson, Arizona Coyotes, 2014, Third F Adrian Kempe, Los Angeles Kings, 2014, First F Oskar Lindblom, Philadelphia Flyers, 2014, Fifth F William Nylander, Toronto Maple Leafs, 2014, First F Victor Olofsson, Buffalo Sabres, 2014, Seventh F Lukas Wallmark, Carolina Hurricanes, 2014, Fourth Switzerland D Mirco Mueller, San Jose Sharks, 2013, First F Kevin Fiala, Nashville Predators, 2014, First F Noah Rod, San Jose Sharks, 2014, Second United States G Thatcher Demko, Vancouver Canucks, 2014, Second G Brandon Halverson, New York Rangers, 2014, Second G Alex Nedeljkovic, Carolina Hurricanes, 2014, Second D Will Butcher, Colorado Avalanche, 2013, Fifth D Ryan Collins, Columbus Blue Jackets, 2014, Second D Anthony Deangelo, Tampa Bay Lightning, 2014, First D Ian McCoshen, Florida Panthers, 2013, Second F JT Compher, Buffalo Sabres, 2013, Second F Chase de Leo, Winnipeg Jets, 2014, Fourth F Hudson Fasching, Los Angeles Kings, 2013, Fourth (traded to Buffalo) F John Hayden, Chicago Blackhawks, 2013, Third F Dylan Larkin, Detroit Red Wings, 2014, First F Anthony Louis, Chicago Blackhawks, 2013, Sixth F Sonny Milano, Columbus Blue Jackets, 2014, First F Tyler Motte, Chicago Blackhawks, 2013, Fourth F Nick Schmaltz, Chicago Blackhawks, 2014, First F Alex Tuch, Minnesota Wild, 2014, First F Miles Wood, New Jersey Devils, 2013, Fourth Anthony Miller Jersey . 8 Sergio Parisse for its penultimate Six Nations match against Ireland at Lansdowne Road. Chase Daniel Bears Jersey .C. -- Panthers offensive tackle Jordan Gross is saying goodbye to the NFL after 11 seasons. http://www.bearsrookiestore.com/Bears-Roquan-Smith-Jersey/ . Philippe Desrosiers stopped 42 shots through overtime and three more in the shootout to pick up his third shutout of the season for Rimouski (31-15-7). Zachary Fucale made 28 saves for Halifax (34-17-3) in the loss.Before NCAA Selection Sunday, there are this weeks conference tournaments. For some schools, these tournaments act as final tune-ups before March Madness to get their teams into gear before the Big Dance actually starts. For others, the conference tournament is the last chance to prove to the selection committee that their team belongs among the field of 68. And yet for others, far on the outside looking in, winning their conference tourney is the only chance they have to enter this years tournament. Now, some of the smaller conference tournaments are either already underway or already over, but the bigger conferences tournaments dont get started until Wednesday. This will act as a primer for each of the bigger tournaments to give you an idea of whos involved, whos favoured and which Canadians to watch out for this week. Already qualifed for the NCAA tournament: Mercer (Atlantic Sun), Coastal Carolina (Big South), Delaware (Colonial), Harvard (Ivy), Manhattan (MAAC), #2 Wichita State (Missouri Valley), Eastern Kentucky (Ohio Valley), Mount St. Marys (Northeast), South Dakota State (Summit) and Gonzaga (West Coast) American Athletic Conference Top 25 teams in tournament: #5 Louisville, #13 Cincinnati, #19 Memphis, #21 Connecticut and #25 SMU Overview: Only three games separated these five times in the regular season (with the Cardinals and Bearcats sharing the regular season crown,) so there isnt a lot separating this group in a very competitive conference. All five of these teams will be headed to the tournament, but likely only this quintet. If any outliers in the conference want in, theyll likely have to win the AAC tournament to get there. Chances are, though, thats not happening. Projected winner: Cincinnati Atlantic Coast Conference Seeded teams: #5 Duke, #6 Virginia, #11 Syracuse and #15 North Carolina Overview: After the dissolution of the traditional Big East, Syracuse makes its tournament debut in the conference traditionally dominated by schools from the Carolinas. That said, Virginia is the tournaments top seed for the first time in 33 years. Teams should be on the lookout for upsets with both North Carolina State and Pittsburgh capable of grabbing a scalp, but smart money picks one of the top four seeds to take the title. Led by freshman phenom Jabari Parker, Duke is the odds-on favourite heading into this week, but, even after petering out a bit coming down the stretch, Brampton, Ontarios Tyler Ennis and the Orange are still the team to beat. Projected winner: Syracuse Atlantic 10 Conference Top 25 teams in tournament: #18 Saint Louis and #23 Virginia Commonwealth Overview: The story here isnt what happens with the top teams, but what goes on with those schools who still arent locks to make the tournament. With Saint Louis and VCU most certainly in, its up to the likes of St. Josephs, UMASS and George Washington to ensure participation in this years March Madness. Having five teams coming out of the Atlantic 10 certainly isnt outside the realm of possibility, but its not a likelihood just yet. Projected winner: VCU Big East Conference Top 25 teams in tournament: #3 Villanova and #14 Creighton Overview: Though still being held at Madison Square Garden, this years Big East tournament certainly doesnt carry the cache that it once did with traditional powers like Syracuuse, UConn and Pittsburgh having moved on. Chase Daniel Jersey. Still, tournaments implications are huge here with the likes of Providence, Georgetown, Xavier and St. Johns fates for the Big Dance unknown with that quartet likely needing multiple wins for a selection. As for the final, Creighton has beaten Villanova handily in both meetings this season and should again if the top seeds end up meeting. Projected winner: Creighton Big 10 Conference Top 25 teams in tournament: #8 Michigan, #12 Wisconsin, #22 Michigan State and #24 Ohio State Overview: Like the regular season, this Big 10 tournament should be nothing short of a battle with a lot riding on the line. Nik Stauskas and the Wolverines were able to open a three-game gap on MSU when it was all said and done, but only four games separated Wisconsin in second from Indiana in ninth. Its the teams in that range that need a good tournament here. Up to seven teams could come out of the Big 10 and while the seeded teams are virtual locks, the likes of Nebraska and Minnesota need to impress to secure their positions come Sunday. Projected winner: Michigan Big 12 Conference Top 25 teams in tournament: #10 Kansas, #16 Iowa State and #17 Oklahoma Overview: This tournament has the potential to be the best of the bunch and a very deep conference means its ripe for upsets. Its conceivable that any team that finds itself in the quarterfinals has a shot to win the tournament. Oh, and theres a ton of Canadian content here with Kenny Chery and Brady Heslip of Baylor, Iowa States Melvin Ejim and some kid named Wiggins on Kansas. The Big 12 prides itself as the best conference in the nation in 2014 and having the most tournament bids would go a long way to prove that. Having eight teams in the tournament is not a stretch. This will be a dogfight and not having Joel Embiid will really hurt the Jayhawks. Projected winner: Oklahoma Top 25 teams in tournament: #4 Arizona Overview: Oregon came out of nowhere to win this tournament last year, so the Pac-12 tournament is far from a foregone conclusion as a Wildcats triumph. Still, theyre the overwhelming favourite. Arizona is among a handful of teams here secure in its place in the tournament and, barring a quarterfinal blowout loss, the Wildcats are on course for a #1 seed on Sunday night. With UCLA, Colorado and the Ducks seemingly set for a tournament spot, Arizona State is the team with the most to prove here. Without a strong tournament, dont look for the Sun Devils name to be called on Sunday night. Projected winner: UCLA Southeastern Conference Top 25 teams in tournament: #1 Florida Overview: Outside of the Gators, who will look at this tournament as an opportunity to solidify their claim for the top overall seed in the tournament, this hasnt exactly been a banner season for the SEC with the nations preseason #1 Kentucky falling well short of expectations. John Caliparis Wildcats are in no danger of missing the tournament, but will view the SEC tourney as a means to get some positive momentum going into it. Mizzou, Tennessee and Arkansas are all likely bubble teams right now and could certainly use a positive showing to prove their credentials. This is Floridas tournament, though. They were undefeated in the conference during regular season play and shouldnt look back now. 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