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Video: 2013 World Junior Championship - Alex Galchenyuk and Vincent Trocheck, USA

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Team USA entered their New Year's Eve showdown with Slovakia knowing that they had to win to keep their medal hopes alive. And win they did, posting a 9-3 victory over the Slovaks to ensure that the USA lives to fight another day.



For USA forward Alex Galchenyuk, the 2013 World Junior Championship has been a productive one with the Montreal Canadiens prospect and Sarnia Sting captain sitting second in tournament scoring behind only Canada's Ryan Nugent-Hopkins. Although Galchenyuk picked up just one assist in the win over Slovakia, he has totaled two goals and five assists through four preliminary round games.… read more



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