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When you examine the boxscores from the 2022 women’s World Championship in Denmark, it’s clear a youth movement is underway in international women’s hockey.

Sprinkled among the leaders on scoring charts is a deep group of 23-and-under stars already preparing for a new Olympic cycle. The average age of many teams demonstrated this shift, with many teams featuring groups with an average age below 23.

With so many players to choose from, here's a look at the top 23-and-under talent at the 2022 women’s World Championship:

The Calgary Flames had a wild off-season, to say the least. Adam Proteau gets the season geared up by looking at the team's top burning questions.

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In the world of NHL goaltending, there's a new sheriff in town. Igor Shesterkin won his first Vezina Trophy last season, but will someone steal it away from him this coming season?

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