Sabres at World Juniors | Schedules, how to watch, and updated results

UPDATE (December 29): Due to COVID-19 cases affecting multiple teams, the IIHF has canceled the remainder of the 2022 World Junior Championship.
World Juniors season is upon us.
The Sabres have four prospects sprinkled throughout this year's tournament, which is being held in Edmonton and Red Deer, Alberta: forwards Isak Rosen (Sweden) and Jakub Konecny (Czechia) and defensemen Nikita Novikov (Russia) and Owen Power (Canada).
We spoke to Sabres director of player development Adam Mair about each of those four players, which you can read here.
Check back here throughout the tournament for results pertaining to each of the prospects, and find their respective schedules below (all times eastern).
All games are on NHL Network.

Sunday, December 26

Sweden 6 - Russia 3
Rosen tallied three shots in 12:06 for Sweden, which won on the strength of four special teams goals (three on the power play and one shorthanded). Novikov ranked third among Russian defensemen in ice time (18:42) and tallied two shots.
Canada 6 - Czech Republic 3
Power recorded the first hat trick by a Canadian defenseman in World Juniors history to propel Canada to a 6-3 victory.
Power buried a wrist shot from above the left faceoff circle for his first goal, which cut an early two-goal deficit in half during the first period:

His next goal came on a 5-on-3 power play. Power rotated to the right faceoff circle and dropped to one knee as he let go of a one-timer:

He finished off the hat trick on another 5-on-3 advantage, this time drifting low toward the goal line to clean up a loose puck:

Power finished with game highs in shots (6) and ice time (21:48).
"It's pretty special to me," Power said afterward, according to IIHF.com. "It's the first hat trick I've ever had."
Konecny skated 10:56 for Czechia.

Monday, December 27

Russia 4 - Switzerland 2
Novikov skated 19:18, which ranked fourth on the team, and tallied one shot in Russia's victory.
Germany 2 - Czechia 1 (OT)
Konecny skated 5:11 as Czechia fell to 0-0-1-1.
Sweden 3 - Slovakia 0
Sweden was outshot 48-27, but still came away with a 3-0 victory. Rosen played 11:03 and finished with a plus-1 rating.

Tuesday, December 28

Austria 2 - Canada 11
Power posted two assists in the rout of Austria while 16-year-old Connor Bedard, who is eligible for the 2023 NHL Draft, scored four goals. Power is tied for second in tournament scoring with five points (3+2).

Wednesday, December 29

Finland 1 - Czechia 0 (Forfeit)
Konecny's squad had to forfeit due to a mandated team quaratine after one of Czechia's players tested positive for COVID-19.
Slovakia vs. Russia (Novikov) - CANCELED
Canada (Power) vs. Germany - CANCELED
Sweden (Rosen) vs. United States - CANCELED

Thursday, December 30

Czechia (Konecny) vs. Austria - CANCELED

Friday, December 31

Switzerland vs. Sweden (Rosen) - CANCELED
Canada (Power) vs. Finland - CANCELED
United States vs. Russia (Novikov) - CANCELED

Sunday, January 2

Quarterfinal 1 - CANCELED
Quarterfinal 2 - CANCELED
Quarterfinal 3 - CANCELED
Quarterfinal 4 - CANCELED

Tuesday, January 4

Semifinal 1 - CANCELED
Semifinal 2 - CANCELED

Wednesday, January 6

Bronze Medal Game - CANCELED
Gold Medal Game - CANCELED