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The 2027 edition of the IIHF’s World Junior Championships will unfold in Edmonton and Red Deer starting on Boxing Day. It’s one of the top hockey tournaments in the world, featuring 10 under-20 national teams facing off for supremacy (and…

Calgary Flames prospects Ethan Wyttenbach and Cullen Potter have been included in Daily Faceoff's projected United States roster for the 2027 IIHF World Junior Championships. The upcoming tournament is scheduled to take place in Edmonton and Red Deer starting on Boxing Day. Both forwards were selected by Calgary in the 2025 NHL Draft.
Wyttenbach previously led the NCAA in scoring, while Potter currently plays for Michigan State under head coach Adam Nightingale, who is also Team USA's head coach. With additional prospects projected for Canada and Sweden, the Flames could potentially have up to six representatives competing at the tournament.
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