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SOCHI, Russia -- Canada used a balanced scoring attack in a 10-1 rout of Switzerland on Monday to remain unbeaten at the IIHF under-18 world championship. Josh Morrissey of the Prince Albert Raiders and Laurent Dauphin of the Chicoutimi Sagueneens scored two goals apiece to help Canada improve to 3-0 in preliminary-round play. Six other players scored for Canada and Spencer Martin of the Mississauga Steelheads made 20 saves for the win. "All four lines competed very hard and we kind of wore the Swiss down as the game progressed," said head coach Don Hay. "So I was just really happy with the total team effort." Canada had a 2-0 lead after 20 minutes and put the game away with six goals in the second period. Zach Nastasiuk of the Owen Sound Attack, Sam Bennett of the Kingston Frontenacs, Morgan Klimchuk of the Regina Pats, Nick Baptiste of the Sudbury Wolves, Dillon Heatherington of the Swift Current Broncos and Sam Reinhart of the Kootenay Ice had Canadas other goals. Canada opened the tournament last week with a 4-1 win over Slovakia and followed it up with a 3-1 victory over Germany. Canada will play undefeated Sweden on Tuesday in the preliminary-round finale for both teams. "I think weve gotten better each game and thats a real positive situation for us to be going into the next game against the Swedes with," Hay said. Denis Malgin had the lone goal for Switzerland. Swiss netminder Nicola Aeberhard was pulled after the second period and replaced by Ludovic Waeber. Aeberhard stopped 15 of 23 shots while Waeber stopped 10 of the 12 shots he faced. Quarter-final play is set to begin Thursday and the medal games are scheduled for Sunday. The tournament is being played on two 2014 Olympic rinks. Canada is in Group B with Slovakia, Germany, Switzerland and Sweden at the 7,000-seat Shayba Arena. The defending champion Americans and host Russia are in Group A with Latvia, Finland and the Czech Republic at the 12,000-seat Bolshoy Ice Dome. Many top players are unavailable to participate at the tournament because theyre still involved in playoffs with their junior clubs. The United States is looking for a fifth straight gold medal at the event. Canada won gold in 2003 and 2008 but then was out of the medals until winning bronze last year. www.theseahawksjerseysshop.com/Womens-Tony-Mcdaniel-Nike-Jersey .Y. -- Florida Panthers defenceman Brian Campbell is learning to like getting booed in Buffalo. www.theseahawksjerseysshop.com/Womens-Anthony-Mccoy-Nike-Jersey . After being told by an Italian reporter that there might be some undeclared gay players on the team, Cassano appeared at a loss for words before responding. "Thats their problem, but I hope not. ... But I dont know," he said, then added that he hoped his answer sufficed. http://www.theseahawksjerseysshop.com/Womens-Richard-Sherman-Nike-Jersey . LOUIS -- Shelby Millers lone regret is it took a lot of work to send Milwaukee Brewers hitters trudging back to the dugout. www.theseahawksjerseysshop.com/Womens-James-Carpenter-Nike-Jersey . Looking to lead his team into the playoffs, Curry scored 30 points and the Warriors won easily for the second straight night, 93-72 over the struggling New Orleans Hornets on Monday. "This is a game that validates last night, how big a win that was for us to start the road trip," Curry said, alluding to Golden States 30-point victory at Houston on Sunday. www.theseahawksjerseysshop.com/Womens-Red-Bryant-Nike-Jersey . The revelation came after he talked about how poor his preparations were for UFC 158, which ended up a lopsided loss at the hands of champion Georges St-Pierre on Saturday night at the Bell Centre.Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender James Reimer left Mondays game against the Philadelphia Flyers with a lower-body injury. Backup Ben Scrivens took over for Reimer early in the second period with the Leafs leading 3-1. Reimer appeared to suffer the injury as he was stretching across the crease to make a save. As the puck left the Leafs zone, he struggled to get back to his feet before play was halted. Reimer left the icee without putting any weight on his left leg and did not return to the game.dddddddddddd He will undergo more tests on Tuesday. After the game, Maple Leafs head coach Randy Carlyle said he doesnt think the injury is serious, adding Reimer shouldnt "miss any extended period of time." In nine games this season, Reimer has a record of 5-3 with a goals-against-average of 2.30 and a save percentage of .929. ' ' '