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Bedard, Celebrini among 42 NHLers invited to Canada’s Olympic camp

Josh Wegman

Hockey Canada announced Friday the 42 men’s players invited to an off-ice Olympic orientation camp set for Aug. 26-28 in Calgary.

The organization also extended invitations to 30 players for the women’s team and 20 players for the para team.

Among the 42 NHL players selected to the camp are 20-year-old Connor Bedard and 19-year-old Macklin Celebrini, the first overall picks in the 2023 and 2024 NHL Drafts, respectively.

Here’s the full list of invitees from the men’s side:
🍁 = Named to Olympic roster in June as part of six-player announcement by each competing country
🏆 = Represented Canada at February’s 4 Nations Face-Off triumph
🥇 = Represented Canada at a previous Olympics

Forwards (26)

Player
Team

Connor Bedard
Blackhawks

Sam Bennett 🏆
Panthers

Quinton Byfield
Kings

Macklin Celebrini
Sharks

Anthony Cirelli 🏆
Lightning

Sidney Crosby 🍁🏆🥇
Penguins

Brandon Hagel 🏆
Lightning

Bo Horvat
Islanders

Zach Hyman
Oilers

Seth Jarvis 🏆
Hurricanes

Wyatt Johnston
Stars

Travis Konecny 🏆
Flyers

Nathan MacKinnon 🍁🏆
Avalanche

Brad Marchand 🏆
Panthers

Mitch Marner 🏆
Golden Knights

Connor McDavid 🍁🏆
Oilers

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
Oilers

Brayden Point 🍁🏆
Lightning

Sam Reinhart 🍁🏆
Panthers

Mark Scheifele
Jets

Mark Stone 🏆
Golden Knights

Nick Suzuki
Canadiens

John Tavares 🥇
Maple Leafs

Robert Thomas
Blues

Carter Verhaeghe
Panthers

Tom Wilson
Capitals

Defense (13)

Player
Team

Evan Bouchard
Oilers

Noah Dobson
Canadiens

Drew Doughty 🏆🥇
Kings

Aaron Ekblad
Panthers

Thomas Harley 🏆
Stars

Cale Makar 🍁🏆
Avalanche

Brandon Montour
Kraken

Josh Morrissey 🏆
Jets

Colton Parayko 🏆
Blues

Travis Sanheim 🏆
Flyers

Shea Theodore 🏆
Golden Knights

Devon Toews 🏆
Avalanche

MacKenzie Weegar
Flames

Goalies (3)

Player
Team

Jordan Binnington 🏆
Blues

Adin Hill 🏆
Golden Knights

Sam Montembeault 🏆
Canadiens

Full Olympic hockey rosters must be submitted by Dec. 31. St. Louis Blues president of hockey operations and general manager Doug Armstrong will lead the selection process for Canada’s team. Tampa Bay Lightning bench boss Jon Cooper is the head coach.

Players not invited to the orientation camp can still make the Olympic roster.

The men’s hockey tournament runs from Feb. 12-22 in Milan.

Canada won the last two Olympic men’s hockey tournaments that included NHL players in 2014 and 2010.

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