Canada's Dylan Cozens, Bowen Byram to take turns wearing 'C' at world juniors

Forward Connor McMichael will serve as alternate captain

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Caption: Canada's goalie Devon Levi (1) makes a save as Bowen Byram (4) and Russia's Arseni Gritsyuk (8) crash the net during IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship pre-competition action in Edmonton on Wednesday. (Jason Franson/The Canadian Press)

Following a wrist injury to captain Kirby Dach, defenceman Bowen Byram and forward Dylan Cozens will act as co-captains for Canada at the world junior hockey championships in Edmonton.
Dach suffered the tournament-ending injury during Canada's exhibition win against Russia on Wednesday.
Under International Ice Hockey Federation rules, one player must wear the 'C' during games.

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Byram and Cozens will alternate wearing the "C" throughout the 12-day, 10-country tournament, while forward Connor McMichael will serve as alternate.
Canada kicks off it's tournament against Germany on Saturday at 6 p.m. ET. The team will then face Slovakia on Sunday, before taking on Switzerland on Tuesday and then Finland on New Year's Eve to complete preliminary-round action.