Hockey Canada and USA Hockey have both released the camp rosters for their respective teams to compete in the 2010 World Junior Hockey Championship in Saskatchewan.

Between the two national teams, a total of 43 Canadian Hockey League players or graduates will compete for spots at the two camps.  

Guelph Storm defenceman Adam Comrie was among the 38 players that participated at Team USA's preliminary camp last summer, but did not earn a spot among the final 29. 

Storm pick Kyle Palmieri, who is currently playing NCAA hockey at the University of Notre Dame will participate at the three-day pre-tournament training camp December 17-19 in Grand Forks, N.D.

The Guelph Storm organization has a proud history of players representing their country at the annual World Junior Hockey Championship.  Now in our 19th season, current, or former Guelph Storm players have competed in the World Junior Hockey Championshp on 26 occasions capturing eight Gold Medals, seven Silver Medals and one Bronze Medal.  This list includes current NHLers Brian Willsie, Manny Malhotra, Dustin Brown, Fedor Tyutin, Dan Paille, Ryan Parent, Kevin Klein, Ryan Callahan (pictured) and Drew Doughty.

Guelph Storm Participation in the World Junior Hockey Championship