The IIHF 2019 World Junior Championship is underway in Vancouver and Victoria, Canada. The tournament has already seen Team Canada deliver a 14-0 beatdown of Team Denmark, among some other exciting games, but it is also notable for featuring three potential future Capitals.

Alex Alexyev, Tobias Geisser, and Martin Fehervary are all competing in the Championship for their respective countries: Russia, Switzerland and Slovakia.

Alexeyev — who has been lighting up the WHL with the Red Deer Rebels — notched a secondary assist on a Pavel Shen goal in Russia’s match against Denmark on Thursday.

Meanwhile, Fehervary is captaining Slovakia and has an assist through two WJC games.

ICYMI: @Russiahockey_en joined the #WorldJuniors party with a 4-0 win in its first game against a @DKIshockey team that improved from the night before.

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— IIHF (@IIHFHockey) December 28, 2018

The tournament continues today, with Team Russia back in action. We’ve collected the remaining games, when they’re taking place, and where you can tune in to watch them below.

Alex Alexeyev – Team Russia

December 28 – Russia vs. Czech Republic, Rogers Arena, Vancouver: 8 pm ET; NHLN, TSN
December 30 – Russia vs. Switzerland, Rogers Arena, Vancouver: 8 pm ET; NHLN, TSN
December 31 – Russia vs. Canada, Rogers Arena, Vancouver: 8 pm ET; NHLN, TSN

Tobias Geisser – Team Switzerland

December 29 – Switzerland vs. Denmark, Rogers Arena, Vancouver: 4 pm ET; NHLN, TSN
December 30 – Switzerland vs. Russia, Rogers Arena, Vancouver: 8 pm ET; NHLN, TSN

Martin Fehervary – Team Slovakia

December 29 – Slovakia vs. Finland, Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre, Victoria: 6:30 pm ET; TSN. (This game will air on NHLN at 2 pm ET on December 30)
December 30 – Slovakia vs. Kazakstan, Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre, Victoria: 10:30 pm ET; NHLN, TSN