ROSTER OVERVIEW

• Three goaltenders, nine defensemen and 14 forwards
  
• Averages: Height: 6-1, Weight: 187, Age: 26
  
• Youngest Player: Matty Beniers (18)
  Oldest Player: Brian Boyle (36)
  
• 8 first or second-round NHL Draft picks
  
• 18 total medals won in world championship play, including 7 golds
  
• 8 players (6 full-time) have been part of USA Hockey's National Team Development Program, including Adam Clendening, Matty Beniers, Sasha Chmelevski, Ryan Donato, Matt Hellickson, Kevin Labanc, Jake Oettinger and Tage Thompson
  
• Justin Abdelkader (1 bronze) and Jake Oettinger (2 gold, 2 bronze) have each represented the U.S. on the international stage four times to lead all players on the roster, followed by three appearances each by TageThompson (2 gold, 1 bronze) and Adam Clendening (2 gold).
  
• The roster features one Olympian in Ryan Donato who played for Team USA in the 2018 Olympic Winter Games
  
• Christian Wolanin is the lone returner from the 2019 U.S. Men’s National Team, the last senior U.S. Men’s National Team assembled. In addition to Wolanin, four other players have competed in the IIHF Men’s World Championship for Team USA previously including Tage Thompson (2018), Cal Peterson (2017), Chris Wideman (2016) and JustinAbdelkader (2014, 2012). Abdelkader served as captain of the 2014 squad.
  
• Ten players are making their debut in an IIHF world championship, including Colin Blackwell, Brian Boyle, Conor Garland, ConnorMackey, Trevor Moore, Eric Robinson, Kevin Rooney, Matt Roy, Ryan Shea and Matt Tennyson
  
• The 26 players come from 10 different states with Massachusetts (7), Michigan (4) and California (3) leading the way

• A total of 22 players have competed in college hockey in the U.S., with 18 different schools represented. Harvard University leads the way with three representatives, while Boston University and University of Notre Dame each have two