Something that Germany desperately needed, because they're getting destroyed by Norway and France. Sweden is also moving ahead with capable athletes like the Oebergs, Samuelsson, Ponsi and new Swedish improvements like Halvarsson, Heijdenberg, plus it's probable that Andersson comes through next year as well.
With the level that Norwegian men and French women have, I don't really see Germany being ready to challenge next year.
Have a feeling it's gonna be Perrot, Giacomel and a handful of Norwegians battling it out next year.
As for the women, I think it looks like a French year, with Jeanmonnot + Michelon and Richard getting more time to get better, it's tough to see who could be consistent enough to challenge. Although, I would love for the Oeberg sisters to have a season where they're both healthy throughout. It's also uncertain what kind of Vittozzi we're getting, if Grotian has enough time to become a challenger and in what kind of form will Preuss come back to, after her first ever season with no health issues.
In the autumn there will be 3x missed World Cups in a row for us and we can dissolve this entire federation, league, and clubs where, for example, no one Italian plays in the first team in Milan
Final Standing
Nation
P
W(OTW)
L(OTL)
GF
GA
+/-
Pt.
Spain
5
5(1)
0(0)
21
7
+14
14
Australia
5
3(1)
2(1)
21
19
+2
9
Chinese Taipei
5
2(1)
3(2)
16
19
-3
7
Belgium
5
2(0)
3(1)
25
18
+7
7
Serbia
5
2(0)
3(0)
15
16
-1
6
Bulgaria
5
1(1)
4(0)
8
27
-19
2
The following Nations have qualified for the Men's Ice Hockey Under 18 Division II Group A World Championship 2026
Spain
The following Nations have qualified for the Men's Ice Hockey Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2026
Australia
Belgium
Chinese Taipei
Serbia
The following Nation has been relegated to the Men's Ice Hockey Under 18 Division III Group A World Championship 2026
Bulgaria
Sunday March 23rd, 2025 -
Round-Robin Last Day Results (GMT +2)
13:00 Australia OT4 - 3 Chinese Taipei
16:30 Bulgaria 1 - 8 Belgium
20:00 Serbia 3 - 4 Spain
World Cup Finals in Sun Valley (USA)
Men´s Super-G:
1. Lukas Feurstein 1:10.96
2. Raphael Haaser 1:11.15
3. Franjo Von Allmen 1:11.38
Full Final Results HERE
Preuss
So happy to see that and so incredibly deserved after all those years
Too bad it came with an anticlimax after Jeanmonnot's mistake, but that's racing on the edge..
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