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Cool, only 22 more countries to withdrew, kicked out, not invited and we will be world champions

Team Slovakia M Singles: Adam Hagara W Singles: Ema Doboszová Ice Dance: Anna Šimová/Kirill Askenov

Qualified Nations Australia Belgium Bulgaria China Chinese Taipei Netherlands 2022 Championships Results Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group A World Championship 2022 Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2022 Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division III Group A World Championship 2022 Tournament Format 6 Nations classic Round-Robin Format Tournament, Every team will play once against each opponent. The 1st Ranked Team will qualify for the next year Men´s Under 18 Division II Group A World Championship, The 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Ranked Nations will stay in this category also for the next edition. The 6th Ranked Nation will be Relegated to the next year´s Men´s Under 18 Division III Group A World Championship.  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Round Robin Schedule and Standing Link

Men's Under 18 Tournament Final Results Netherlands - China - Chinese Taipei - Rank Athletes Nation Result 4 Bulgaria - 5 Australia - 6 Belgium -

Round-Robin March 27th - April 2nd, 2023 6 Nations, Round-Robin, the 1st Nation will be the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2023 Champion a Australia Belgium Bulgaria China Chinese Taipei Netherlands Round-Robin Eastern European Summer Time (GMT +3) Australia 1 - 6 Netherlands Period-by-Period: 0-3, 1-2, 0-1 March 27th 2023, h. 13:00, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia Belgium 3 - 4 Chinese Taipei Period-by-Period: 1-0, 0-3, 2-1 March 27th 2023, h. 16:30, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia China 5 - 1 Bulgaria Period-by-Period: 2-0, 2-1, 1-0 March 27th 2023, h. 20:00, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia Netherlands 8 - 1 Chinese Taipei Period-by-Period: 2-1, 4-0, 2-0 March 28th 2023, h. 13:00, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia China 5 - 2 Australia Period-by-Period: 1-1, 2-1, 2-0 March 28th 2023, h. 16:30, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia Bulgaria 4 - 0 Belgium Period-by-Period: 1-0, 0-0, 3-0 March 28th 2023, h. 20:00, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia a Australia 5 - 3 Chinese Taipei Period-by-Period: 1-1, 4-0, 0-2 March 30th 2023, h. 13:00, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia China 6 - 2 Belgium Period-by-Period: 3-1, 1-1, 2-0 March 30th 2023, h. 16:30, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia Netherlands 5 - 1 Bulgaria Period-by-Period: 1-0, 4-1, 0-0 March 30th 2023, h. 20:00, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia Belgium 2 - 4 Netherlands Period-by-Period: 2-0, 0-1, 0-3 April 1st 2023, h. 13:00, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia a Bulgaria 5 - 2 Australia Period-by-Period: 0-0, 0-1, 5-1 April 1st 2023, h. 16:30, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia Chinese Taipei 4 - 8 China Period-by-Period: 2-2, 1-3, 1-3 April 1st 2023, h. 20:00, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia Australia 2 - 1 Belgium Period-by-Period: 1-0, 1-0, 0-1 April 2nd 2023, h. 13:00, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia Chinese Taipei 4 - 1 Bulgaria Period-by-Period: 2-0, 0-1, 2-0 April 2nd 2023, h. 16:30, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia Netherlands 3 - 2 China Period-by-Period: 0-1, 2-1, 1-0 April 2nd 2023, h. 20:00, Winter Sports Palace, Sofia a Round-Robin Final Standing Nation P W(OTW) L(OTL) GF GA +/- Pt. Netherlands 5 5(0) 0(0) 26 7 +19 15 China 5 4(0) 1(0) 26 12 +14 12 Chinese Taipei 5 2(0) 3(0) 16 25 -9 6 Bulgaria 5 2(0) 3(0) 12 16 -4 6 Australia 5 2(0) 3(0) 12 20 -8 6 Belgium 5 0(0) 5(0) 8 20 -12 0

Qualification Format a Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group A World Championship 2022 April 3rd - April 7th, 2022 6 Nations, No Nation will qualify for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2023 I I Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2022 March 21st - March 25th, 2022 6 Nations, the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Nations will qualify for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2023 I I Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division III Group A World Championship 2022 April 11th - April 17th, 2022 6 Nations, the 1st and 2nd Nations will qualify for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2023 Registered Nations Qualified, Eliminated, In Progress Australia (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2022) Belgium (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division III Group A World Championship 2022) Bulgaria (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2022) China (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2022) Chinese Taipei (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division III Group A World Championship 2022) Croatia (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2022) Estonia (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group A World Championship 2022) Great Britain (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group A World Championship 2022) Iceland (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division III Group A World Championship 2022) Israel (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division III Group A World Championship 2022) Lithuania (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group A World Championship 2022) Mexico (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division III Group A World Championship 2022) Netherlands (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2022) Romania (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group A World Championship 2022) Serbia (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group A World Championship 2022) South Korea (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group A World Championship 2022) Spain (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2022) Turkey (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division III Group A World Championship 2022)

Qualified Nations Australia Belgium Bulgaria China Chinese Taipei Netherlands Competition Format Round-Robin March 27th - April 2nd, 2023 6 Nations, Round-Robin, the 1st Nation will be the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division II Group B World Championship 2023 Champion

Afghanistan - Fariba Hashimi (Road Cycling) & Sha Mahmood Noor Zahi (Athletics) Albania - Kaltra Meca (Swimming) & Zelimkhan Abakarov (Freestyle Wrestling) Algeria - Amina Belkadi (Judo) & Yasser Triki (Athletics) American Samoa - Filomenaleonisa Iakopo (Athletics) & Micah Masei (Swimming) Andorra - Monica Doria VIlarrubla (Canoe Slalom) & Nahuel Carabana (Athletics) Angola - Azenaide Carlos (Handball) & Edmilson Pedro (Judo) Antigua and Barbuda - Joella Lloyd (Athletics) & Cejhae Greene (Athletics) Argentina - Rocio Sanchez Moccia (Field Hockey) & Luciano De Cecco (Volleyball) Armenia - Varsenik Manucharyan (Swimming) & Davit Chaloyan (Boxing) Aruba - Chloe Farro (Swimming) & Mikel Schreuders (Swimming) Australia - Jessica Fox (Canoe Slalom) & Eddie Ockenden (Field Hockey) Austria - Michaela Polleres (Judo) & Felix Oschmautz (Canoe Slalom) Azerbaijan - Gultaj Mammadaliyeva (Judo) & Mahammad Abdullayev (Boxing) Bahamas - Devynne Charlton (Athletics) & Steven Gardiner (Athletics) Bahrain - Amani Al Obaidili (Swimming) & Saud Ghali (Swimming) Bangladesh - Sonia Khatun (Swimming) & Sagor Islam (Archery) Barbados - Sada Williams (Athletics) & Jack Kirby (Swimming) Belgium - Emma Meesseman (Basketball) & Jerome Guery (Equestrian) Belize - Shaun Gill (Athletics) Benin - Noelie Yarigo (Athletics) & Valentin Houinato (Judo) Bermuda - Adriana Penruddocke (Sailing) & Jah-Nhai Perinchief (Athletics) Bhutan - Kinzang Lhamo (Athletics) & Sangay Tenzin (Swimming) Bolivia - Maria Jose Ribera (Swimming) & Hector Garibay (Athletics) Bosnia and Herzegovina - Larisa Ceric (Judo) & Mesud Pezer (Athletics) Botswana - Maxine Egner (Swimming) & Letsile Tebogo (Athletics) Brazil - Raquel Kochhann (Rugby Sevens) & Isaquias Guimaraes Queiroz (Canoe Sprint) British Virgin Islands - Adaejah Hodge (Athletics) & Thad Lettsome (Sailing) Brunei Darussalam - Hayley Wong (Swimming) & Zeke Chan (Swimming) Bulgaria - Stanimira Petrova (Boxing) & Lyubomir Epitropov (Swimming) Burkina Faso - Marthe Koala (Athletics) & Hugues Fabrice Zango (Athletics) Burundi - Ange Ciella Niragira (Judo) & Belly Cresus Ganira (Swimming) Cabo Verde - Djamila Silva (Judo) & David de Pina (Boxing) Cambodia - Apsara Katarina Sakbum (Swimming) & Chhun Bunthon (Athletics) Cameroon - Richelle Anita Soppi Mbella (Judo) & Emmanuel Eseme (Athletics) Canada - Maude Charron (Weightlifting) & Andre De Grasse (Athletics) Cayman Islands - Charlotte Webster (Sailing) & Jordan Crooks (Swimming) Central African Republic - Nadia Matchiko-Guimendego (Judo) & Terence Tengue (Swimming) Chad - Demos Memneloum (Judo) & Israel Madaye (Archery) Chile - Antonia Abraham (Rowing) & Nicolas Jarry (Tennis) China - Feng Yu (Artistic Swimming) & Ma Long (Table Tennis) Chinese Taipei - Tai Tzu-Ying (Badminton) & Quake (Breaking) Colombia - Flor Ruiz Hurtado (Athletics) & Kevin Quintero Chavarro (Track Cycling) Comoros - Maesha Saadi (Swimming) & Hachim Maaroufou (Athletics) Congo - Natacha Ngoye Akamabi (Athletics) & Freddy Mayala (Swimming) Congo Democratic Republic - Brigitte Mbabi (Boxing) & Dominique Mulamba (Athletics) Cook Islands - Lanihei Connolly (Swimming) & Alex Beddoes (Athletics) Costa Rica - Milagro Mena Solano (Road Cycling) & Gerald Drummond (Athletics) Côte d'Ivoire - Maboundou Kone (Athletics) & Cheick Sallah Cisse (Taekwondo) Croatia - Barbara Matic (Judo) & Giovanni Cernogoraz (Shooting) Cuba - Idalys Ortiz (Judo) & Julio Cesar la Cruz Peraza (Boxing) Cyprus - Elena Kulichenko (Athletics) & Milan Trajkovic (Athletics) Czechia - Marie Horackova (Archery) & Lukas Krpalek (Judo) Denmark - Anne Marie Rindom (Sailing) & Niklas Landin Jacobsen (Handball) Djibouti - Samiyah Hassan Nour (Athletics) & Mohamed Ismail (Athletics) Dominica - Thea Lafond (Athletics) & Dennick Luke (Athletics) Dominican Republic - Marileidy Paulino (Athletics) & Audrys Nin Reyes (Artistic Gymnastics) Ecuador - Neisi Patricia Dajomes Barrera (Weightlifting) & Julio Mendoza Loor (Equestrian) Egypt - Sara Samir Ahmed (Weightlifting) & Ahmed Elgendy (Modern Pentathlon) El Salvador - Celina Marquez (Swimming) & Uriel Canjura Artiga (Badminton) Equatorial Guinea - Sefora Ada Eto (Athletics) & Higinio Ndong Obama (Swimming) Eritrea - Christina Rach (Swimming) & Biniam Girmay (Road Cycling) Estonia - Reena Parnat (Archery) & Klen Kristofer Kaljulaid (Judo) Eswatini - Hayley Hoy (Swimming) & Chadd Ng Chiu Hing Ning (Swimming) Ethiopia - Lina Alemayehu Selo (Swimming) & Misgana Wakuma (Athletics) Federated States of Micronesia - Kestra Kihleng (Swimming) & Tasi Limtiaco (Swimming) Fiji - Raijieli Daveua (Rugby Sevens) & Viliame Ratulu (Sailing) Finland - Sinem Kurtbay (Sailing) & Eetu Kallioinen (Shooting) France - Melina Robert-Michon (Athletics) & Florent Manaudou (Swimming) Gabon - Noelie Anette Lacour (Swimming) & Wisy Hoye Yenda Moukoula (Athletics) Gambia - Gina Bass Bitaye (Athletics) & Faye Njie (Judo) Georgia - Nino Salukvadze (Shooting) & Lasha Talakhadze (Weightlifting) Germany - Anna-Maria Wagner (Judo) & Dennis Schroder (Basketball) Ghana - Rose Amoanimaa Yeboah (Athletics) & Joseph Paul Amoah (Athletics) Great Britain - Helen Glover (Rowing) & Tom Daley (Diving) Greece - Antigoni Ntrismpioti (Athletics) & Gianni Antetokounmpo (Basketball) Grenada - Tilly Collymore (Swimming) & Lindon Victor (Athletics) Guam - Rckaela Aquino (Freestyle Wrestling) & Joseph Green (Athletics) Guatemala - Waleska Soto Abril (Shooting) & Kevin Cordon (Badminton) Guinea - Fatoumata Sylla (Archery) & Naby Keita (Football) Guinea-Bissau - Diamantino Iuna Fafe (Freestyle Wrestling) Guyana - Chelsea Edghill (Table Tennis) & Emanuel Archibald (Athletics) Haiti - Lynnzee Brown (Artistic Gymnastics) & Philippe-Abel Mettelus (Judo) Honduras - Julimar Avila Mancia (Swimming) & Kevin Mejia Castillo (Greco-Roman Wrestling) Hong Kong - Siobhan Bernadette Haughey (Swimming) & Cheung Ka Long (Fencing) Hungary - Blanka Bode-Biro (Handball) & Krisztian Toth (Judo) Iceland - Edda Hannesdottir (Triathlon) & Hakon Svavarsson (Shooting) India - Pusarla Venkatha Sindhu (Badminton) & Achantha Sharath Kamal (Table Tennis) Indonesia - Maryam March Maharani (Judo) & Bernard Van Aert (Track Cycling) Iran - Neda Shahsavari (Table Tennis) & Mehdi Olfati (Artistic Gymnastics) Iraq - Ali Ammar Yusur Rubaiawi (Weightlifting) Ireland - Sarah Lavin (Athletics) & Sean Lowry (Golf) Israel - Andrea Murez (Swimming) & Peter Paltschik (Judo) Italy - Arianna Errigo (Fencing) & Gianmarco Tamberi (Athletics) Jamaica - Shanieka Ricketts (Athletics) & Josh Kirlew (Swimming) Japan - Misaki Emura (Fencing) & Shigekix (Breaking) Jordan - Rama Abu Al-Rub (Taekwondo) & Saleh Al-Sharabati (Taekwondo) Kazakhstan - Olga Safronova (Athletics) & Aslanbek Shymbergenov (Boxing) Kenya - Triza Atuka (Volleyball) & Ferdinand Omanyala (Athletics) Kiribati - Nera Tiebwa (Judo) & Kaimauri Erati (Weightlifting) Kosovo - Nora Gjakova (Judo) & Akil Gjakova (Judo) Kuwait - Soaad Al Faqaan (Rowing) & Yousef Al Shamlan (Fencing) Kyrgyzstan - Elizaveta Pecherskikh (Swimming) & Erlan Sherov (Judo) Laos - Silina Pha Aphay (Athletics) & Steven Insixiengmay (Swimming) Latvia - Tina Graudina (Beach Volleyball) & Nauris Miezis (Basketball 3x3) Lebanon - Laetitia Aoun (Taekwondo) & Simon Doueihy (Swimming) Lesotho - Michelle Tau (Taekwondo) & Tebello Ramakongoana (Athletics) Liberia - Thelma Davies (Athletics) & Emmanuel Matadi (Athletics) Libya - Mek Al Mukhtar (Swimming) & Mohamed Bukrah (Rowing) Liechtenstein - Romano Puentener (MTB Cycling) Lithuania - Justina Vanagaite (Equestrian) & Rycius Jasiunas (Sailing) Luxembourg - Ni Xia Lian (Table Tennis) & Bob Bertemes (Athletics) Madagascar - Rosina Randafiarison (Weightlifting) & Fabio Rakotoarimanana (Table Tennis) Malawi - Asimenye Simwaka (Athletics) & Filipe Gomes (Swimming) Malaysia - Nur Shazrin Mohamad Latif (Sailing) & Bertrand Rhodict Lises (Diving) Maldives - Fathimath Dheema Ali (Table Tennis) & Ibadulla Adam (Athletics) Mali - Marine Fatoumatta Camara (Boxing) & Alexien Kouma (Swimming) Malta - Sasha Gatt (Swimming) & Gianluca Chetcuti (Shooting) Marshall Islands - Mathlynn Sasser (Weightlifting) & William Reed (Shooting) Mauritania - Salam Bouha Ahamdy (Athletics) & Camil Oud Doua (Swimming) Mauritius - Aurelie Halbwachs (Road Cycling) & Jean L´Entete (Triathlon) Mexico - Alejandra Orozco Loza (Diving) & Emiliano Hernández (Modern Pentathlon) Moldova - Alexandra Mirca (Archery) & Dan Olaru (Archery) Monaco - Lisa Pou (Swimming) & Theo Druenne (Swimming) Mongolia - Yesugen Oyuntsetseg (Boxing) & Ser-Od Bat-Ochir (Athletics) Montenegro - Danka Kovinic (Tennis) & Milivoj Dukic (Sailing) Morocco - Ines Laklalech (Golf) & Yessin Rahmouni (Equestrian) Mozambique - Alcinda dos Santos (Boxing) & Matthew Lawrence (Swimming) Myanmar - Thet Htar Thuzar (Badminton) & Han Phone Pyae (Swimming) Namibia - Vera Looser (Road Cycling) & Alexander Miller (MTB Cycling) Nauru - Winzar Kakiouea (Athletics) Nepal - Manita Shrestha (Judo) & Santoo Shrestha (Table Tennis) Netherlands - Lois Abbingh (Handball) & Worthy de Jong (Basketball 3x3) New Zealand - Jo Aleh (Sailing) & Aaron Gate (Track Cycling) Nicaragua - Izayana Marenco (Judo) & Gerald Hernandez (Swimming) Niger - Samira Awali Boubacar (Athletics) & Abdoul Issoufou (Taekwondo) Nigeria - Tobi Amusan (Athletics) & Anuoluwapo Juwon Opeyori (Badminton) North Korea - Mun Song-Hui (Judo) & Im Yong-Myong (Diving) North Macedonia - Miljana Reljikj (Taekwondo) & Dario Ivanovski (Athletics) Norway - Katrine Lunde (Handball) & Christian Sandlie Soerum (Beach Volleyball) Oman - Mazoon Al Alawi (Athletics) & Ali Anwar Al Balushi (Athletics) Pakistan - Jehanara Nabi (Swimming) & Arshad Nadeem (Athletics) Palau - Sydney Francisco (Athletics) & Jion Hosei (Swimming) Palestine - Valerie Rose Tarazi (Swimming) & Wasim Abusal (Boxing) Panama - Hillary Heron (Artistic Gymnastics) & Frankin Archibold (Road Cycling) Papua New Guinea - Georgia-Leigh Vele (Swimming) & Gibson Mara (Taekwondo) Paraguay - Alejandra Alonso alderete (Rowing) & Fabrizio Zanotti (Golf) Peru - María Luisa Doig Calderon (Fencing) & Juan Miguel Postigos (Judo) Philippines - Nesthy Petecio (Boxing) & Carlo Paalam (Boxing) Poland - Anita Wlodarczyk (Athletics) & Przemyslaw Zamojski (Basketball 3x3) Portugal - Ana Cabecinha (Athletics) & Fernando Pimenta (Canoe Sprint) Puerto Rico - Jasmine Camacho-Quinn (Athletics) & Sebastian Rivera (Wrestling) Qatar - Shahd Ashraf (Athletics) & Mutaz Barshim (Athletics) Refugee Olympic Team - Cindy Ngamba (Boxing) & Yahya Al-Ghotany (Taekwondo) Romania - Ionela Cozmiuc (Rowing) & Marius Cozmiuc (Rowing) Rwanda - Clementine Mukandanga (Athletics) & Eric Manizabayo (Road Cycling) Saint Kitts and Nevis - Zahria Allers-Liburd (Athletics) & Naquille Harris (Athletics) Saint Lucia - Jayhan Odlum-Smith (Swimming) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - Shafiqua Maloney (Swimming) & Alex Joachim (Swimming) Samoa - Iuniarra Sipaia (Weightlifting) & Don Opeloge (Weightlifting) San Marino - Alessandra Gasparelli (Athletics) & Loris Bianchi (Swimming) Sao Tome and Principe - Gorete Semedo (Athletics) & Roldeney de Oliveira (Judo) Saudi Arabia - Dunya Abutaleb (Taekwondo) & Ramzy Al Duhami (Equestrian) Senegal - Combe Seck (Canoe Sprint) & Louis Francois Mendy (Athletics) Serbia - Maja Ognjenovic (Volleyball) & Dusan Mandic (Water Polo) Seychelles - Khema Elizabeth (Swimming) & Dylan Sicobo (Athletics) Sierra Leone - Mariama Koroma (Judo) & Joshua Wyse (Swimming) Singapore - Veronica Shanti Pereira (Athletics) & Ryan Lo (Sailing) Slovakia - Zuzana Pankova (Canoe Slalom) & Jakub Grigar (Canoe Slalom) Slovenia - Ana Gros (Handball) & Benjamin Savsek (Canoe Slalom) Solomon Islands - Isabella Millar (Swimming) Somalia - Ali Idow Hassan (Athletics) South Africa - Caitlin Rooskrantz (Artistic Gymnastics) & Akani Simbine (Athletics) South Korea - Kim Seo-Yeong (Swimming) & Woo Sang-Hyeok (Athletics) South Sudan - Lucia Morris (Athletics) & Kuany Kuany (Basketball) Spain - Tamara Echegoyen Dominguez (Sailing) & Marcus Cooper (Canoe Sprint) Sri Lanka - Nadeesha Dilhani Lekamge (Athletics) & Viren Nettasinghe (Badminton) Sudan - Rana Saadeldin (Swimming) & Yaseen Abdalla (Athletics) Suriname - Kaelyn Djoparto (Swimming) & Irvin Hoost (Swimming) Sweden - Josefin Olsson (Sailing) & Peder Fredricson (Equestrian) Switzerland - Nina Christen (Shooting) & Nino Schurter (MTB Cycling) Syria - Alisar Youssef (Athletics) & Amre Hamcho (Equestrian) Tajikistan - Mijgona Samadova (Boxing) & Temur Rakhimov (Judo) Tanzania - Sophia Latiff (Swimming) & Andrew Mlugu (Judo) Thailand - Vareeraya Sukasem (Skateboarding) & Puripol Boonson (Athletics) Timor Leste - Ana Da Costa Da Silva Pinto (Taekwondo) & Jolanio Guterres (Swimming) Togo - Naomi Akakpo (Athletics) & Eloi Adjavon (Triathlon) Tonga - Noelani Malia Day (Swimming) & Maleselo Fufofuka (Athletics) Trinidad and Tobago - Michelle Lee-Ahye (Athletics) & Dylan Carter (Swimming) Tunisia - Khadija Krimi (Rowing) & Salim Jemai (Canoe Slalom) Türkiye - Busenaz Surmeneli (Boxing) & Mete Gazoz (Archery) Turkmenistan - Maysa Pardayeva (Judo) & Serdar Rahimov (Judo) Tuvalu - Temalini Manatoa (Athletics) & Karalo Maibuca (Athletics) Uganda - Gloria Muzito (Swimming) & Charles Kagimu (Road Cycling) Ukraine - Elina Svitolina (Tennis) & Mykhailo Romanchuk (Swimming) United Arab Emirates - Safia Al Sayegh (Road Cycling) & Omar Al Marzouqi (Equestrian) United States - Coco Gauff (Tennis) & LeBron James (Basketball) Uruguay - Maria Sara Grippoli Gagliardo (Taekwondo) & Emiliano Lasa (Athletics) Uzbekistan - Zaynab Dayobekova (Fencing) & Abdumalik Khalokov (Boxing) Vanuatu - Priscilla Tommy (Table Tennis) & Hugo Cumbo (Judo) Venezuela - Anriquelis Barrios (Judo) & Julio Mayora Pernia (Weightlifting) Vietnam - Nguyen Thi Huong (Canoe Sprint) & Le Duc Phat (Badminton) Virgin Islands - Natalia Kuipers (Swimming) & Kruz Schembri (Fencing) Yemen - Samer Al-Yafaee (Athletics) Zambia - Margret Tembo (Boxing) & Muzola Samukonga (Athletics) Zimbabwe - Paige van der Westhuizen (Swimming) & Makanakaishe Charamba (Athletics)

Milan Škriniar (Inter Milan) and Dominika Škorvánková (Montpellier HSC) are the players of the Year 2022 Škriniar won the trophy for the 4th consecutive year, but this time it was apparently his closest win so far, only 18 points ahead of "Stanley" Lobotka from Napoli

Qualified Nations Bosnia and Herzegovina Israel Serbia 2022 Championships Results Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group A World Championship 2022 Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group B World Championship 2022 Tournament Format 3 New Nations will play this year the lowest IIHF Women´s World Championship Program Division. They will play a Double-Round-Robin Format Tournament, Every team will play twice against each opponent. The 1st Ranked Team will qualify for the next year Women´s Division III Group A World Championship, The 2nd and 3rd Ranked Nations will stay in this category also for the next edition.  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Double-Round-Robin Schedule and Standing Link

Women's Tournament Final Results Serbia - Israel - Bosnia and Herzegovina -

Round-Robin March 26th - March 31st, 2023 3 Nations, Double-Round-Robin, the 1st Nation will be the Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group B World Championship 2023 Champion Bosnia and Herzegovina Israel Serbia Round-Robin Israel Daylight Time (GMT +3) Serbia 5 - 1 Israel Period-by-Period: 1-0, 2-0, 2-1 March 26th 2023, h. 19:00, Onelce Arena, Tnuvot Israel 2 - 4 Bosnia and Herzegovina Period-by-Period: 0-0, 2-2, 0-2 March 27th 2023, h. 19:00, Onelce Arena, Tnuvot Serbia 12 - 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina Period-by-Period: 5-0, 4-0, 3-1 March 28th 2023, h. 19:00, Onelce Arena, Tnuvot Israel 0 - 9 Serbia Period-by-Period: 0-3, 0-2, 0-4 March 29th 2023, h. 19:00, Onelce Arena, Tnuvot Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 - 4 Israel Period-by-Period: 0-1, 0-0, 1-3 March 30th 2023, h. 17:00, Onelce Arena, Tnuvot Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 - 11 Serbia Period-by-Period: 0-4, 0-2, 0-5 March 31st 2023, h. 14:00, Onelce Arena, Tnuvot a Round-Robin Final Standing Nation P W(OTW) L(OTL) GF GA +/- Pt. Serbia 4 4(0) 0(0) 37 2 +35 12 Israel 4 1(0) 3(0) 7 19 -12 3 Bosnia and Herz. 4 1(0) 3(0) 6 29 -23 3

Qualification Format Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group A World Championship 2022 April 4th - April 9th, 2022 3 Nations, No Nation will qualify for the Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group B World Championship 2023 I Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group B World Championship 2022 March 22nd - March 25th, 2022 5 Nations, the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Nations will qualify for the Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group B World Championship 2023 Registered Nations Qualified, Eliminated, In Progress Belgium (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group A World Championship 2022) Bosnia and Herzegovina (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group B World Championship 2022) Bulgaria (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group A World Championship 2022) Estonia (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group B World Championship 2022) Hong Kong (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group A World Championship 2022) Iran (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group A World Championship 2022, Withdrawal) Israel (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group B World Championship 2022) Lithuania (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group A World Championship 2022) Romania (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group A World Championship 2022) Serbia (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group B World Championship 2022) Ukraine (Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group A World Championship 2022)

Qualified Nations Bosnia and Herzegovina Israel Serbia Competition Format Round-Robin March 26th - March 31st, 2023 3 Nations, Double-Round-Robin, the 1st Nation will be the Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III Group B World Championship 2023 Champion

So at the end USA will win it all. How shocking

Beautiful

Stage 24 in Vikersund (NOR) Men´s Individual Flying Hill: 1. Stefan Kraft 497.4 2. Halvor Egner Granerud 489.8 3. Anze Lanisek 468.8 Full Final Result HERE

@phelps Heard about scorpion save by any chance ?

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Stage 21 in Berchtesgaden (GER) Mixed Parallel Slalom Teams: 1. Austria II. (Fabian Obmann/Sabine Schoeffmann) 2. Italy II. (Maurizio Bormolini/Elisa Caffont) 3. Italy I. (Edwin Coratti/Lucia Dalmasso) Full Final Result HERE

Men´s FIS Alpine Skiing Overall World Cup 2022/23 Final Standing: Marco Odermatt 2042 Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 1340 Henrik Kristoffersen 1154 Full Final Results HERE

Women´s FIS Alpine Skiing Overall World Cup 2022/23 Final Standing: Mikaela Shiffrin 2206 Lara Gut-Behrami 1217 Petra Vlhova 1125 Full Final Results HERE

Men´s Slalom World Cup 2022/23 Final Standing: Lucas Braathen 546 Henrik Kristoffersen 494 Ramon Zenhaeusern 467 Full Final Results HERE

World Cup Finals in Soldeu (AND) Men´s Slalom: 1. Ramon Zenhaeusern 1:54.87 2. Lucas Braathen 1:54.93 3. Henrik Kristoffersen 1:55.50 Full Final Results HERE