Red Wings goaltending prospect Trey Augustine breaks international record

Goaltending prospect Trey Augustine is giving fans of the Detroit Red Wings plenty to be excited over what the future could hold.

Representing the United States in the 2025 World Junior Championships, Augustine led his team to a victory last night over Czechia to advance to their 2nd consecutive Gold Medal game.

And in doing so, he broke an American junior goaltending record that was previously held by a current member of the Red Wings organization.

Augustine's victory was the 11th in his World Junior career, giving him the most wins by any American goaltender in the tournament.

Campbell, who was signed by the Red Wings for goaltending depth during the summer, previously held the record with 10 wins in his World Juniors career.

Augustine and Team USA will go for their 2nd consecutive Gold Medal when they face Finland later tonight at Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa.

Along with Augustine, the Red Wings feature another exciting prospect in their pipeline.

Sebastian Cossa has been getting valuable experience with the Grand Rapids Griffins, and even picked up his 1st NHL victory just under a month ago when he appeared in relief of Ville Husso in a 6-5 shootout win over the Buffalo Sabres on December 9.

There's plenty for Red Wings fans to be excited about, and the duo of Augustine and Cossa is expected to be a major component of the organization's success in the near future.