Team Canada has played two games in the world junior hockey champions in the Edmonton bubble with another game slated for 4 p.m. today versus Switzerland.

Of course, we all know that the Yukon's Dylan Cozens is once again donning the Maple Leaf. Here is what he has done in the first two games.

Currently, Canada sits unbeaten atop of Group A. Also in their division is Finland, Slovakia, Germany, and Switzerland. The team's goals for/against is 19:3. The Fins also remain undefeated.

Dec. 27:

The second game of the tournament for Team Canada was against Slovakia where history was made before the opening puck-drop.

Cozens became the first Yukon-born player to wear the captain's C for Team Canada. Before the tournament began, Cozens was named an assistant captain along with Bowen Byram. Kirby Dach, the lone NHL player on the team got the C.

However, Dach was injured in a tune-up game and has been unable to suit up. Tournament rules state a team must have someone wearing the “C” at all times, so, Cozens and Byram are alternating.

Canada defeated the Slovakians 3-1. Cozens picked up an assist on Philip Tomasino's third-period goal – which also proved to be the game-winner.

Dec. 26:

As has become custom, Team Canada opened the tournament on Boxing Day. Cozens did not disappoint in the tournament opener, giving the Yukon, and the rest of the country a belated Christmas gift.

Canada thumped Germany 16-2.

Cozens picked up three assists, on goals by Peyton Krebs and Alex Newhook's two, before the midway point of the second period.

Not done filling up the stat sheet, Cozens potted his first of the afternoon at 18:14 of the second. In the third, he picked up right where he left off. First, he netted a powerplay goal 37 seconds into the final stanza. Then, at 4:33, he completed the hat trick.

For his efforts, Cozens was named as Canada's player of the game.

Quick hits:

His offensive outburst has him currently as the top-scoring skater of the tournament, with three goals, four assists. Elias Florian of Germany is second in scoring with six points. Tomasino has five points.

Cozens is also second in face-off percentage, winning 75 per cent of his draws – it should be noted he has been playing on the wing and only taken 18 face-offs.

Anton Lundell of Finland is the faceoff leader, winning 79.41 per cent of his draws. He has taken 54.

Continue to check up on Team Canada and Cozens on the Whitehorse Star website. Updates will be made daily.