Canada kicks off their quest for Gold on February 12.
Anticipation is starting to grow ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics. With the games just over a month away, nations are starting to announce their rosters for the men's hockey tournament. One of the countries that has already made its announcement is Team Canada, which features a handful of former WHLers.
In total, nine former WHLers have been named to Team Canada. On top of the players, the team also includes former Medicine Hat Tigers forward Jim Nill, who will serve as the Assistant General Manager. Below are the nine former WHLers who have made Team Canada.
Canada’s Men’s Hockey Team Roster, 2026 Olympic Winter Games – WHL Alumni
Goaltenders:
Darcy Kuemper- Red Deer Rebels
Logan Thompson- Brandon Wheat Kings
Defensemen:
Josh Morrissey- Kelowna Rockets
Travis Sanheim- Calgary Hitmen
Shea Theodore- Seattle Thunderbirds
Forwards:
Brandon Hagel- Red Deer Rebels
Brayden Point- Moose Jaw Warriors
Sam Reinhart- Kootenay ICE
Mark Stone- Brandon Wheat Kings
![Feb 20, 2025; Boston, MA, USA; [Imagn Images direct customers only] Team Canada forward Sam Reinhart (13) during the 4 Nations Face-Off ice hockey championship game against the United States at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Winslow Townson-Imagn Images](https://deweb-519a7.b-cdn.net/post-images/edbd6f96-2513-43d4-a012-eee3d34984e8.jpeg)
Canada's Men's 2026 Winter Olympics Schedule:
Canada vs Czechia, 7:40 am PT
Canada vs Switzerland, 12:10 pm PT
Canada vs France, 7:40 am PT
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