BREAKING - Blackhawks top prospect is leaving the team to represent Team Canada
As Paul Ludwinski continues to impress with an ongoing point streak, the Chicago Blackhawks prospect has become a key leader for the Kingston Frontenacs.
Over his last 14 games, Ludwinski has notched an impressive 20 points, including nine goals and 11 assists. Currently, he leads the Frontenacs in points, goals, and assists with a total of 24 points (10 goals, 14 assists) in 21 games.
Despite his outstanding contributions to the team, Ludwinski will be temporarily leaving the Frontenacs to represent Team Canada at the 2023-24 World Juniors in Sweden.
The announcement came via the Kingston Frontenacs' official Twitter account, confirming Ludwinski's inclusion in the Team Canada Selection Camp for the upcoming World Juniors.
While his departure will mean the end of his current point streak, Ludwinski's opportunity to showcase his skills on the international stage is a testament to his promising talent as a Blackhawks prospect.
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Fans will be eager to see how he performs in the World Juniors and anticipate his return to the Kingston Frontenacs after the tournament.
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