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Carolina Hurricanes prospects Noel Gunler and Zion Nybeck have both been named to Sweden’s final roster for the 2021 World Junior Championship.

Sweden has finalized its roster for the World Juniors. Helge Grans (LAK) won’t be traveling to Canada. Sweden’s final roster is here https://t.co/GdSdUf96zt pic.twitter.com/GeHCw0jePm

— Chris Peters (@chrismpeters) December 13, 2020

The news comes after Sweden released their final player before the tournament, cutting defenseman Helge Grans.

Gunler and Nybeck were two of 14 forwards named to the team’s roster. Both players will be competing in the tournament for the first time and Nybeck will also still be eligible to play in next year’s tournament as well. They will join Ryan Suzuki and Vasiliy Ponomarev as the four Hurricanes prospects competing in the tournament.

Sweden was the last of the ‘Big Five’ teams to finalize their roster. They will open up then tournament on Dec. 26 against Czech Republic.



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OTHER HURRICANES ARTICLES FROM DECEMBER:

Jesper Sellgren is an underrated prospect for the Hurricanes
Noel Gunler and Zion Nybeck named to Sweden’s preliminary WJC roster
Hurricanes are reportedly in the mix to sign Mikael Granlund
Weekly Recap: Hurricanes Edition (December 6)
An early prediction for which 2021 UFAs will re-sign with the Hurricanes
Does a division realignment help or hurt the Hurricanes?
Suzuki named to Team Canada’s World Juniors roster, Jarvis and Rees cut
Vasiliy Ponomarev named to Russia’s final World Juniors roster

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