Seth Jarvis: From Quiet Teen to Olympic Silver

It's March 12th, here's your NHL news in two minutes.

Seth Jarvis, the right winger for the Carolina Hurricanes, grabbed a silver medal with

Team Canada at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

He stepped in for an injured player and played five games, picking up one assist.

Before his NHL success, Jarvis was a top prospect with the Portland Winter Hawks in the

WHO.

Back when he joined the Winter Hawks as a 16-year-old from Winnipeg, Jarvis was super quiet and

reserved.

He mates barely heard him speak in those early years.

Over time, especially in his final seasons there, his fun personality started shining through.

The Winter Hawks had the most alumni from any CHL team at the Olympics.

Nine got named to rosters, and seven actually played for countries like Switzerland, Latvia,

Denmark, and others.

It was a proud moment for the organization on the world stage.

Jarvis stood out among them with Canada's runner-up finish.

He also helped Team Canada win the four nation's faceoff tournament in 2025, adding another

assist in three games.

What sets Jarvis apart is his fierce competitiveness and fearlessness.

At just 24 years old, he fearlessly battles for pucks, drives to the net, and thrives

in big moments.

Plus, his loose, entertaining style and interviews in social media makes him a fan favorite.

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