Caps Prospect Madison Bowey, Team Canada Wins 2015 World Junior Championship

January 6, 2015 10:23 am

Photo: IIHF

On Monday night, the 2015 World Junior Championship final was held between Canada and Russia, and it was one a hell of a game. After going up 5-1, Canada gave up 3 unanswered goals to Russia in the second period. In the third, Canada bent but didn’t break, holding on until the final buzzer to win 5-4.

The chirping between Caps players was fast and furious on Twitter during the final, though mostly between roommates Tom Wilson and Michael Latta.

That was quick… @Kuzya92 @ovi8

— Michael Latta (@Latta17) January 6, 2015

@Latta17 55 min more. Will see

— Evgeny Kuznetsov (@Kuzya92) January 6, 2015

Only @tom_wilso would want to watch the bachelor over the Canada-Russia game. #tomloveslove

— Michael Latta (@Latta17) January 6, 2015

@Latta17 …”oh man, it started at 8. We missed so much. How do we re start it.” Stop putting this on me.

— Tom Wilson (@tom_wilso) January 6, 2015

Congrats to #TeamCanada on winning the #2015WJC #GoCanadaGo @HockeyCanada

— Troy Brouwer (@TroyBrouwer36) January 6, 2015

Caps defense prospect Madison Bowey won gold as part of Canada’s national team. He had mostly a meh game, but did decent overall in the tournament scoring a goal and three assists in seven games. He fired 17 shots on goal.

Congratulations, Madison.

Such an unreal feeling!! Canada’s back on top baby! So proud to be Canadian#DreamComeTrue #ThatsHockeyBaby

— Madison Bowey (@m_bows4) January 6, 2015