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2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship Division III In Sofia, , 22-28 January 2018 Tuesday January 23rd, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 2 Results (GMT +2) 13:00 China 1 - 2 Iceland 16:30 Australia 6 - 3 New Zealand 20:00 Israel 4 - 3 Bulgaria Provisional Standing After Day 2 1. Israel 6 pts, 2. Australia 5 pts, 3. Iceland 4 pts, 4. Bulgaria 3 pts, 5. China 0 pts, 6. New Zealand 0 pts.

Except Norway and OAR for mens, OAR and the Unified Korea thing among womens

From Slovakia with love

The US medal should be a bigger surprise than the Canadian one. but well, it depends on the Group Stage results, better rank in the first round may result in a more favorable opponents pairing in the Quarterfinals. From then, it´s the play-offs, so you know, everything is possible.. ofc there not some killing machines like Patrick Kane or Matthews in this roster but the nominated guys are still above average in European Hockey, I watched all USA matches last November at the Dutschland Cup, even if the team finished pointless last, the team played much better than the results showed, I especially appreciated guys like Stoa or Greenway, they were very fast and dangerous every time on the ice and + Zapolski is one absolutely great goalie

ya... is this the only reason for your choice or do you have any other argument for this ...sudden treason ?

and we hopefully agreed about who you are going to cheer on

TEAM FINLAND Goaltenders: Meeri Raisanen (HPK Hameenlinna) Noora Raty, (Kunlun Red Star Shenzhen, CWHL, ) Eveliina Suonpaa (Lukko Rauma) Defencers: Jenni Hiirikoski (Lulea HF, ) Mira Jalosuo (Karpat Oulu) Rosa Lindstedt (HV71 Jonkoping, ) Isa Rahunen (Karpat Oulu) Ronja Savolainen (Lulea HF, ) Minnamari Tuominen K-Espoo Blues) Ella Viitasuo (K-Espoo Blues) Forwards: Sanni Hakala (HV71 Jonkoping, ) Venla Hovi (University of Manitoba, ) Michelle Karvinen (Lulea HF, ) Petra Nieminen (Team Kuortane) Tanja Niskanen (KalPa Kuopio) Emma Nuutinen (Mercyhurst University, ) Annina Rajahuhta (Kunlun Red Star Shenzhen, CWHL, ) Saila Saari (Karpat Oulu) Sara Sakkinen (Team Kuortane) Susanna Tapani (Lukko Rauma) Noora Tulus (Lulea HF, ) Riikka Valila (HV71 Jonkoping, ) Linda Valimaki (Ilves Tampere )

TEAM GERMANY Goaltenders: Danny aus den Birken (EHC RB Munich) Dennis Endras (Adler Mannheim) Timo Pielmeier (ERC Ingolstadt) Defencers: Dennis Reul (Adler Mannheim) Daryl Boyle (EHC Red Bull Munich) Christian Ehrhoff (Kolner Haie) Yannic Seidenberg (EHC RB Munich) Björn Krupp (Grizzlys Wolfsburg) Jonas Müller (EHC Eisbären Berlin) Frank Hördler (EHC Eisbären Berlin) Moritz Müller (Kolner Haie) Forwards: Brooks Macek (EHC RB Munich) Marcus Kink (Adler Mannheim) Matthias Plachta (Adler Mannheim) Frank Maurer (EHC RB Munich) Patrick Reimer (Ice Tigers Nurnberg) Yasin Ehliz (Ice Tigers Nurnberg) Gerrit Fauser (Grizzlys Wolfsburg) Patrick Hager (EHC RB Munich) Felix Schütz (Kolner Haie) Marcel Goc (Adler Mannheim) Dominik Kahun (EHC RB Munich) Leonhard Pföderl (Ice Tigers Nurnberg) David Wolf (Adler Mannheim) Marcel Noebels (EHC Eisbären Berlín)

Stage 26 in Kronplatz (ITA) January 23rd, 2018 Giant Slalom Womens (6/9) 1. Viktoria Rebensburg 2:06.19, 2. Ragnhild Mowinckel 2:06.22 and 3. Federica Brignone 2:06.85 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

TEAM FINLAND Goaltenders: Mikko Koskinen (SKA St. Petersburg, KHL, ) Karri Rämö (Jokerit Helsinki, KHL) Juha Metsola (Amur Khabarovsk, KHL, ) Defencers: Sami Lepistö (Jokerit Helsinki, KHL) Tommi Kivistö (Jokerit Helsinki, KHL) Lasse Kukkonen (Kärpät Oulu) Mikka Koivisto (Kärpät Oulu) Mikko Lehtonen (Tappara Tampere) Atte Ohtamaa (AK Bars Kazan, KHL, ) Juuso Hietanen (Dinamo Moscow, KHL, ) Miro Heiskanen (IFK Helsinki) Forwards: Joonas Kemppainen (Salavat Yulaev Ufa, KHL, ) Teemu Hartikainen (Salavat Yulaev Ufa, KHL, ) Oskar Osala (Metallurg Magnitogorsk, KHL, ) Eeli Tolvanen (Jokerit Helsinki, KHL) Marko Anttila (Jokerit Helsinki, KHL) Veli-Matti Savinainen (Yugra Khanty-Mansiysk, KHL, ) Jonas Enlund (Sibir Novosibirsk, KHL, ) Julius Junttila (Kärpät Oulu) Jani Lajunen (HC Lugano, ) Petri Kontiola (Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, KHL, ) Jarno Koskiranta (SKA St. Petersburg, KHL, ) Mika Pyörälä (SC Bern, ) Sakari Männinen (Örebro, ) Jukka Peltola (Tappara Tampere)

Here tomorrows Schedule 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship Division III In Sofia, , 22-28 January 2018 Tuesday January 23rd, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 2 Schedule (GMT +2) 13:00 China vs Iceland 16:30 Australia vs New Zealand 20:00 Israel vs Bulgaria LIVESTREAM CHN vs ISL AUS s NZL ISR vs BUL

2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship Division III In Sofia, , 22-28 January 2018 Monday January 22nd, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 1 Results (GMT +2) 13:00 Iceland 1 - 2OT Australia 16:30 China 2 - 3 Israel 20:00 Bulgaria 5 - 3 New Zealand Provisional Standing After Day 1 1. Bulgaria 3 pts, 2. Israel 3pts, 3. Australia 2 pts, 4. Iceland 1 pt, 5. China 0 pts, 6. New Zealand 0 pts.

and it wasn´t so hard this time , considering they failed to qualify the 25 hockey players this time

January 21st, 2018 Team Ski Flying Mens 1. Norway (Johansson/Stjernen/Forfang/Tande) 1662.2, 2. Slovenia (Damjan/Semenic/D. Prevc/P. Prevc) 1615.8 and 3. Poland (Zyla/Hula/Kubacki/Stoch) 1592.1 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

January 19th and 20th, 2018 Ski Flying Individual Mens 1. Daniel Andre Tande 651.9, 2. Kamil Stoch 638.6 and 3. Richard Freitag 627.6 Full Results Qualification and Finals Video Highlights

Ladies World Cup in Hinzenbach canceled The FIS Ladies Ski Jumping World Cup in Hinzenbach, scheduled for February 3rd and 4th, has to be canceled. Due to the continuously mild temperatures and the unfavorable weather forecast, it is not possible to carry out the two World Cup competitions. "We didn't have the necessary cold temperatures to produce artificial snow since New Year. And the snow that we had, became a victim of the rain. Considering the weather forecast, a cancellation is inevitable", explained Bernhard Zauner of the organizing committee in Hinzenbach.

Absolutely awesome

TEAM SWITZERLAND Goaltenders: Janine Alder (St. Cloud State University, NCAA, ) Andrea Brandli (EHC Schaffhausen) Florence Schelling (Linkoping HC, ) Defencers: Livia Altmann (Colgate University, NCAA, ) Laura Benz (ZSC Lions Zurich) Nicole Bullo (HC Lugano) Nicole Gass (ZSC Lions Zurich) Christine Meier (ZSC Lions Zurich) Shannon Sigrist (ZSC Lions Zurich) Stefanie Wetli (EHC Winterthur) Sabrina Zollinger (HV71 Jonkoping, ) Forwards: Tess Allemann (Bomo Thun) Sara Benz (ZSC Lions Zurich) Sarah Forster (Bomo Thun) Alina Muller (ZSC Lions Zurich) Evelina Raselli (HC Lugano) Lisa Ruedi (GCK Lions Zurich) Dominique Ruegg (ZSC Lions Zurich) Phoebe Staenz (SDE HF, ) Lara Stalder (Linkoping HC, ) Isabel Waidacher (ZSC Lions Zurich) Monika Waidacher (ZSC Lions Zurich) Nina Waidacher (ZSC Lions Zurich)

TEAM SWITZERLAND Goaltenders: Leonardo Genoni (SC Bern) Jonas Hiller (EHC Biel) Tobias Stephan (EV Zug) Defencers: Eric Blum (SC Bern) Raphael Diaz (EV Zug) Felicien Du Bois (HC Davos) Philippe Furrer (HC Lugano) Patrick Geering (ZSC Lions Zurich) Romain Loeffel (Geneve-Servette) Dominik Schlumpf (EV Zug) Ramon Untersander (SC Bern) Forwards: Cody Almond (Geneve-Servette) Andres Ambuhl (HC Davos) Simon Bodenmann (SC Bern) Enzo Corvi (HC Davos) Gaetan Haas (SC Bern) Fabrice Herzog (ZSC Lions Zurich) Denis Hollenstein (EHC Kloten) Simon Moser (SC Bern) Vincent Praplan (EHC Kloten) Thomas Rufenacht (SC Bern) Reto Schappi (ZSC Lions Zurich) Tristan Scherwey (SC Bern) Pius Suter (ZSC Lions Zurich) Joel Vermin (Lausanne HC)

Stage 21 in Mammoth Mountain Resort (USA) January 21st, 2018 Slopestyle Mens (5/7) 1. Teal Harle 94.20, 2. Andri Ragettli 92.60 and 3. Evan McEachran 91.40 Full Results HERE Video Highlights Slopestyle Womens (5/7) 1. Tiril Sjaastad Christiansen 90.60, 2. Jennie-Lee Burmansson 88.60 and 3. Caroline Claire 85.00 Full Results HERE Video Highlights

Stage 22 in Lake Placid (USA) January 20th, 2018 Aerials Mens (6/6) 1. Maxim Burov 128.51, 2. Anton Kushnir 126.50 and 3. Naoya Tabara 119.46 Full Results HERE Aerials Mens World Cup Final Ranking 2017/18 1. Maxim Burov 355, 2. Jia Zongyang 329 and 3. Anton Kushnir 320 Full Aerials World Cup 2017/18 Final Ranking HERE Video Highlights Aerials Womens (6/6) 1. Xu Mengtao 112.99, 2. Lydia Lassila 93.76 and 3. Laura Peel 93.76 Full Results HERE Aerials Womens World Cup Final Ranking 2017/18 1. Xu Mengtao 405, 2. Hanna Huskova 361 and 3. Kristina Spiridonova 237 Full Aerials World Cup 2017/18 Final Ranking HERE Video Highlights

Tomorrow continue the Men´s Under 20 World Championship 2018 program, next week it will be the turn of the Division III tournament to be contested. 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship Division III In Sofia, , 22-28 January 2018 Monday January 22nd, 2018 - Round-Robin Day 1 Schedule (GMT +2) 13:00 Iceland vs Australia 16:30 China vs Israel 20:00 Bulgaria vs New Zealand *Tournament Format: 6 Nations play a usual Round-Robin tournament, Each team play once every opponent, The first ranked Nation will qualify for the Men´s Under 20 Division II Group B World Championships next year in 2019 where it will replace Turkey, Relegated from this years Div II B tournament held couple of days ago in Serbia. Teams ranked from 2nd to 5th will stay in this division also for the next year and the last ranked Nation will be relegated to the Men´s Under 20 Division III Qualification Tournament 2019. LIVESTREAM ISL vs AUS CHN vs ISR BUL vs NZL

Best ever result in a individual race. History has been made today so if I count correctly +0.134 behind podium..wow

Yes I just read the news few minutes ago in our sites, really devastating news, 3 weeks before the Games. RIP

Stage 6 in Chaux-Neuve (FRA) January 21st, 2018 Team Large Hill Men´s (1/1) 1. Norway (Schmid/Andersen/Riiber/Graabak) 47:22.5, 2. Germany (Frenzel/Riessle/Rydzek/Geiger) +13.1 and 3. Finland (Mutru/Maekiaho/Herola/Hirvonen) +20.5 Full Results HERE Video Highlights