Parsons, Fox, USA win gold at WJC

Tyler Parsons backstopped the USA to gold at the IIHF World Junior Championship, making 46 saves in a 5-4 shootout win over Canada on Thursday.
Parsons, the Calgary Flames' second round pick in the 2016 NHL Draft, denied all five shooters in the shootout and Troy Terry netted the game winner for the Americans.
Adam Fox, the Flames' third round pick in 2016, had three assists for the USA in the win, including setting up Colin White's third period equalizer which sent the game to extra time. He accrued 14:32 of ice time in Thursday's gold medal match-up.
Dillon Dube, also drafted in the second round in 2016, logged 17:19 of ice time for Canada.
Parsons finishes the tournament with a 2.18 GAA and a .917 save percentage. In seven games, Fox had four assists while Dube had three assists.
Full game stats:

FIRST PERIOD
Canada - Thomas Chabot, assisted by Mathew Barzal and Mathieu Joseph - 4:58
Canada - Jeremy Lauzon, assisted by Mitchell Stephens
SECOND PERIOD
USA - Charlie McAvoy, assisted by Jordan Greenway and Adam Fox - 3:04
USA (power play) - Kieffer Bellows, assisted by Adam Fox and Tage Thompson - 9:30
THIRD PERIOD
Canada (power play) - Nicolas Roy, assisted by Jake Bean and Tyson Jost - 1:52
Canada - Mathieu Joseph, assisted by Michael McLeod and Thomas Chabot - 4:05
USA - Kieffer Bellows, assisted Charlie McAvoy - 4:44
USA - Colin White, assisted by Adam Fox and Clayton Keller - 7:07
OVERTIME
No scoring
SHOOTOUT
USA - Colin White, stopped
Canada - Dylan Strome, stopped
USA - Clayton Keller, stopped
Canada - Mathew Barzal, stopped
USA - Kieffer Bellows, stopped
Canada - Tyson Jost, stopped
USA - Troy Terry, scored
Canada - Anthony Cirelli, stopped
USA - Jeremy Bracco, stopped
Canada - Nicolas Roy, stopped