The 2025 IIHF World Championships are entering Day 4, and Utah Mammoth players have been doing very well. So, let’s check in on them.

Logan Cooley leads the way in scoring among Utah players. In three games, he has two goals and one assist for three points, six shots, and is a +1.

Clayton Keller and Josh Doan have been off to a slower start. Keller has just one assist so far, and Doan is still looking for his first point.

Michael Kesselring has chipped in with two assists and holds a +4 rating through three games.

Barrett Hayton and Team Canada have been rolling. So far, he’s scored once and is a +1 in the tournament.

Next up, Karel Vejmelka has been solid for Czechia. He has two wins, an .887 save percentage, and a 2.45 goals-against average.

Lastly, Maksymilian Szuber has been a steady presence on the back end for Germany. He hasn’t scored yet but had three shots on goal in their last outing.

Worlds Update: How Did Utah's Players Do In The First Two Days The 2025 IIHF World Championships started yesterday and continued today. The Utah Mammoth have several players representing their countries, so let’s check in and see how they did over the first two days.

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