U.S. blows out Canada in round-robin play at International Para Hockey Cup
McGregor scores lone goal as Canadians fall to 1-1 at tournament in Czech Republic
Canada lost 6-1 to the United States in the International Para Hockey Cup on Tuesday.
Tyler McGregor of Forest, Ont., scored the lone goal for Canada (1-1), which had opened the four-country tournament with a 2-1 win over the host Czechs.
Adam Kingsmill of Smithers, B.C., made 33 saves in the loss.
Canada caps the preliminary round Thursday against IPH, which is a team of players from different countries.
The U.S. outshot Canada 39-8 on Tuesday.
"We have a young team and have less experience playing against that level of competition," McGregor said. "Our younger players played really well, we had some good chances and we did a lot of things well. The difficult thing to do against a team like [the U.S.] is to keep the game in reach, and unfortunately the third period got away from us.
"We are focusing on what we can do better each shift, each period and each day moving forward."
