PROSPECTS: Gajan Earns 36-Save Shutout in Second Game of World Juniors 

Frank Nazar recorded four assists for Team USA

day 2 recap

As teams enter the second matchup of the World Junior Championship, both Team USA and Team Slovakia remain undefeated in the tournament. Here is what the Blackhawks' prospects achieved on day two: 

ADAM GAJAN

In his second straight start, Adam Gajan recorded a 36-save shutout in Team Slovakia’s 3-0 win over Team Switzerland. He owns a 2-0-0 record, 1.00 goals-against average and a .969 save percentage in the competition.

MARTIN MISIAK

Martin Misiak appeared in his second matchup of the tournament and made two shots on goals and a little over 13 minutes of ice time. Throughout two games, he produced one assist and four penalty minutes. 

FRANK NAZAR

Frank Nazar keeps his point streak alive after adding four assists in Team USA’s 11-3 win over Team Switzerland on Thursday. He recorded five helpers in two games and five shots on net.

GAVIN HAYES
 
Gavin Hayes notched his first point of the tournament with an assist to help make the score 9-1. In two games, he made three shots on goal and played over 15 minutes of ice time.

OLIVER MOORE

Oliver Moore continues to look for his first point of the tournament after he earned over 11 minutes of ice time. 

SAM RINZEL 

Over on the defensive side, Sam Rinzel produced 15 minutes of ice time and made one shot on goal in Thursday’s victory.

Prospects

PROSPECTS: IceHogs Set to Open Calder Cup Playoffs Saturday

RELEASE: Blackhawks Agree to Terms with Nazar on Three-Year Contract

PROSPECTS: Thompson Advances to NCAA Championship Game

RELEASE: Blackhawks Sign Nick Lardis to Entry-Level Deal

PROSPECTS: IceHogs Clinch 2024 Calder Cup Playoff Berth

PROSPECTS: Guttman Named AHL Player of the Month for March

PROSPECTS: Three Advance to 2024 Frozen Four

PROSPECTS: Five to Compete in 2024 NCAA Tournament

PROSPECTS: Allan Finds Offensive Production with Rockford Over Weekend

PROSPECTS: Rinzel Continues to Add Assists, Tied Second Among Big Ten Skaters 

FEATURE: Blackhawks Prospects Secure Gold as Moment They’ll ‘Never Forget’

PROSPECTS: Nazar Notches Six Points in His Return to Michigan 

PROSPECTS: Slaggert Continues to Lead Big Ten Skaters in Goals 

PROSPECTS: Four Claim Gold Medal at 2024 World Junior Championship

PROSPECTS: Four Advance to Gold Medal Round at World Juniors

PROSPECTS: Ludwinski Extends Multi-Point Streak to Four Games 

PROSPECTS: Four Advance to Semifinal Round of World Juniors

PROSPECTS: Three Prospects Record Their First Point Against Team Slovakia