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Women's Ice Hockey Tournament at the Winter Olympic Games Beijing 2022


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ROAD TO BEIJING 2022

 

FINAL QUALIFYING ROUND
 
November 11th, 2021 - November 14th, 2021
12 Nations, 3 Groups, the 1st Nations from each Group will qualify for the Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Olympic Games Tournament 2022
 
LAST DAY RESULTS #2
 
Group E
Central European Time (GMT +1)

 

South Korea KOR.gif 1 - 7 SVK.gif Slovakia
Period-by-Period: 1-4, 0-2, 0-1
November 14th 2021, h. 12:00, COOP Norrbotten Arena, Lulea

 

Sweden SWE.gif 3 - 2 FRA.gif France
Period-by-Period:
November 14th 2021, h. 19:00, COOP Norrbotten Arena, Lulea

 

Group E Final Standing
 
Nation
P
W(OTW)
L(OTL)
GF
GA
+/-
Pt.
SWE.gif Sweden
3
3(0)
0(0)
21
2
+19
9
FRA.gif France
3
2(0)
1(0)
9
4
+5
6
SVK.gif Slovakia
3
1(0)
2(0)
8
7
+1
3
KOR.gif South Korea
3
0(0)
3(0)
1
26
-25
0

Nations Qualified for the Women's Ice Hockey Tournament at the Winter Olympic Games 2022 (Partial)
 

  • CAN.gif Canada
  • CHN.gif China
  • :DEN Denmark
  • FIN.gif Finland
  • JPN.gif Japan
  • :ROC ROC
  • :SWE Sweden
  • SUI.gif Switzerland
  • USA.gif United States
  • :WHT TBD
 
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ROAD TO BEIJING 2022

 

FINAL QUALIFYING ROUND
 
November 11th, 2021 - November 14th, 2021
12 Nations, 3 Groups, the 1st Nations from each Group will qualify for the Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Olympic Games Tournament 2022
 
LAST DAY RESULTS #3
 
Group C
Central European Time (GMT +1)
 
Czech Republic CZE.gif 5 - 1 HUN.gif Hungary
Period-by-Period: 3-0, 1-0, 1-1
November 14th 2021, h. 16:00, Rocknet Arena, Chomutov
 
Norway NOR.gif 7 - 1 POL.gif Poland
Period-by-Period: 2-0, 2-1, 3-0
November 14th 2021, h. 20:00, Rocknet Arena, Chomutov
 
Group C Final Standing
 
Nation
P
W(OTW)
L(OTL)
GF
GA
+/-
Pt.
CZE.gif Czech Republic
3
3(0)
0(0)
24
2
+22
9
HUN.gif Hungary
3
2(0)
1(0)
17
9
+8
6
NOR.gif Norway
3
1(0)
2(0)
11
9
+2
3
POL.gif Poland
3
0(0)
3(0)
2
34
-32
0

 

Nations Qualified for the Women's Ice Hockey Tournament at the Winter Olympic Games 2022
 

  • CAN.gif Canada
  • CHN.gif China
  • :CZE Czech Republic
  • :DEN Denmark
  • FIN.gif Finland
  • JPN.gif Japan
  • :ROC ROC
  • :SWE Sweden
  • SUI.gif Switzerland
  • USA.gif United States
 
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BEIJING 2022 GROUPS

 

GROUP A

 

  • CAN.gif Canada
  • FIN.gif Finland
  • :ROC ROC
  • SUI.gif Switzerland
  • USA.gif United States

 

GROUP B

 

  • CHN.gif China
  • :CZE Czech Republic
  • :DEN Denmark
  • JPN.gif Japan
  • :SWE Sweden

 

All 5 Teams from Group A and Top 3 Teams from Group B will qualify for the Quarterfinals. Last 2 Teams from Group B will end the Tournament after the Preliminary Round.

 

Quarterfinals Bracket (1A-3B, 2A-2B, 3A-1B and 4A-5A) 

 

The 4 winners will qualify to the Semifinals (Highest ranked qualified vs lowest ranked QF winner & 2nd highest ranked QF winner against 3rd Highest ranked QF winner)

 

SF winners move to the Gold Medal Game, SF losers to the Bronze Medal Match.

 

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Only 13 NOCs qualified in total, same as 2018 (if you count South Korea and the united Korean team as one NOC).

 

:CAN:USA:FIN:ROC:SUI:CZE:SWE:DEN:CHN qualify in both men's and women's.

 

Very nice to see :DEN make it's debut in both men's and women's ice hockey at the same time. First time this has happened outside of hosts and ROC/OAR, which doesn't really count.

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20 hours ago, hckošice said:

After Denmark, first ever participation at the Olympics also for :CZE woman hockey team :thumbup:

 

Congrats sestři :d

Thank you! :) I am so so happy for them. It always bothered me that the *most popular sport in the country* didn’t have a women’s team anyone cared about.

 

Now with the disastrous men’s team results at Karjala people are commenting at the players “you should take an example from the girls”.

 

I think we have a realistic chance at a bronze medal, but only if we win Group B and avoid Canada/USA in the quarterfinals.

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16 minutes ago, ahjfcshfghb said:

Thank you! :) I am so so happy for them. It always bothered me that the *most popular sport in the country* didn’t have a women’s team anyone cared about.

 

Now with the disastrous men’s team results at Karjala people are commenting at the players “you should take an example from the girls”.

 

I think we have a realistic chance at a bronze medal, but only if we win Group B and avoid Canada/USA in the quarterfinals.

I kinda agree, Sweden is not the old Sweden they used to be ..... experience from last champs, Finland is playable so then, it depends on luck a current mental state. I would kinda expect semifinals for US, Canada, Russia and I hope Czech :-)

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25 minutes ago, ahjfcshfghb said:

Thank you! :) I am so so happy for them. It always bothered me that the *most popular sport in the country* didn’t have a women’s team anyone cared about.

 

Now with the disastrous men’s team results at Karjala people are commenting at the players “you should take an example from the girls”.

 

I think we have a realistic chance at a bronze medal, but only if we win Group B and avoid Canada/USA in the quarterfinals.

Yeah, everything will be based on that quarterfinal. It is just absolutely essential to win the group to avoid CAN/USA in the QF then it is all open.

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6 hours ago, ahjfcshfghb said:

 

 

I think we have a realistic chance at a bronze medal, but only if we win Group B and avoid Canada/USA in the quarterfinals.

I agree, I think :CZE is favored to win group B (though that’s going to be very competitive). Winning group B would presumably mean playing :FIN in the QF. Very difficult match but not impossible.

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  • 1 month later...

Officials selected

 

REFEREES:

Nikoleta Celárová (Actually a player in Vancouver 20210) :SVK  Lacey Senuk :CAN Elizabeth Mantha :CAN Cianna Lieffers :CAN Daria Abrosimova :RUS Daria Yermakova :RUS Kelly Cooke :USA Chelsea Rapin :USA Anna Wiegand :SUI Anniina Nurmi :FIN Maria Furberg :SWE Tijana Haack :SWE  

 

LINESMEN:

Justine Todd :CAN Alexandra Blair :CAN Kendall Hanley :USA Jacqueline Spresser :USA Sara Strong :USA Anna Hammar :SWE Veronica Lovensn :SWE Lisa Linnek :GER Jennie Heikkinen :FIN Julia Kainberger :AUT              

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:JPN Team Japan :JPN

 

Goaltenders:

Nana Fujimoto (Farjestad Karlstad, :SWE )
Akane Konishi (Seibu Princess Rabbits, :JPN )
Miyuu Masuhara (DK Peregrine Tomakomai, :JPN )

 

Defencemen:

Akane Hosoyamada (DK Peregrine Tomakomai, :JPN )
Yukiko Kawashima (DK Peregrine Tomakomai, :JPN )
Shiori Koike (DK Peregrine Tomakomai, :JPN )
Aoi Shiga (Toyota Cygnus, :JPN )
Sena Suzuki (Seibu Princess Rabbits, :JPN )
Ayaka Toko (Seibu Princess Rabbits, :JPN )
Shiori Yamashita (Seibu Princess Rabbits, :JPN )

 

Forwards:

Remi Koyama (Seibu Princess Rabbits, :JPN )
Hanae Kubo (Seibu Princess Rabbits, :JPN )
Mei Miura (Toyota Cygnus, :JPN )
Chiho Osawa (Lulea HF, :SWE )
Chika Otaki (DK Peregrine Tomakomai, :JPN )
Akane Shiga (Toyota Cygnus, :JPN )
Miho Shishiuchi (Toyota Cygnus, :JPN )
Suzuka Taka (DK Peregrine Tomakomai, :JPN )
Haruka Toko (Seibu Princess Rabbits, :JPN )
Rui Ukita (Daishin Kushiro, :JPN )
Hikaru Yamashita (Seibu Princess Rabbits, :JPN )
Haruna Yoneyama (DK Peregrine Tomakomai, :JPN )

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