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Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2018


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Qualified Nations
 

  • BUL.gif Bulgaria
  • TPE.gif Chinese Taipei
  • GEO.gif Georgia
  • HKG.gif Hong Kong
  • RSA.gif South Africa
  • TUR.gif Turkey


 

Competition Format

 

Round-Robin
April 16th - April 22nd, 2018
6 Nations, Round-Robin, the 1st Nation will be the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2018 Champion
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Road to the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B World Championship 2019

 

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The 1st Nation will qualify for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B World Championship 2019.

 

Road to the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2019

 

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The 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Nations will qualify for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2019.

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Qualification Format

 

Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B World Championship 2017
April 4th - April 10th, 2017
6 Nations, the 6th Nation will qualify for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2018
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Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2017
April 10th - April 16th, 2017
8 Nations, the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Nations will qualify for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2018


Registered Nations
Qualified, Eliminated, In Progress

 

  • BIH.gif Bosnia and Herzegovina (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2017)
  • BUL.gif Bulgaria (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2017)
  • CHN.gif China (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B World Championship 2017)
  • TPE.gif Chinese Taipei (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2017)
  • GEO.gif Georgia (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2017)
  • HKG.gif Hong Kong (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2017)
  • ISR.gif Israel (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B World Championship 2017)
  • LUX.gif Luxembourg (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2017)
  • MEX.gif Mexico (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B World Championship 2017)
  • NZL.gif New Zealand (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B World Championship 2017)
  • PRK.gif North Korea (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B World Championship 2017)
  • RSA.gif South Africa (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2017)
  • TUR.gif Turkey (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B World Championship 2017)
  • UAE.gif United Arab Emirates (Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2017)
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Round-Robin
April 16th - April 22nd, 2018
6 Nations, Round-Robin, the 1st Nation will be the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2018 Champion

 

  • BUL.gif Bulgaria
  • TPE.gif Chinese Taipei
  • GEO.gif Georgia
  • HKG.gif Hong Kong
  • RSA.gif South Africa
  • TUR.gif Turkey


 

Round-Robin
Central European Summer Time (GMT +2)

 

Georgia GEO.gif 6 - 2 TUR.gif Turkey
Period-by-Period: 4-1, 1-0, 1-1
April 16th 2018, h. 13:00, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Chinese Taipei TPE.gif 5 - 1 HKG.gif Hong Kong
Period-by-Period: 0-1, 2-0, 3-0
April 16th 2018, h. 16:15, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Bulgaria BUL.gif 4 - 0 RSA.gif South Africa
Period-by-Period: 1-0, 2-0, 1-0
April 16th 2018, h. 20:00, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Turkey TUR.gif 6 - 1 HKG.gif Hong Kong
Period-by-Period: 1-1, 2-0, 3-0
April 17th 2018, h. 13:00, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Bulgaria BUL.gif 3 - 5 GEO.gif Georgia
Period-by-Period: 2-1, 0-3, 1-1
April 17th 2018, h. 16:15, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

South Africa RSA.gif 2 - 5 TPE.gif Chinese Taipei
Period-by-Period: 0-1, 1-2, 1-2
April 17th 2018, h. 20:00, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Bulgaria BUL.gif 7 - 2 TPE.gif Chinese Taipei
Period-by-Period: 1-1, 4-0, 2-1
April 19th 2018, h. 13:00, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Georgia GEO.gif 11 - 1 HKG.gif Hong Kong
Period-by-Period: 5-1, 3-0, 3-0
April 19th 2018, h. 16:15, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Turkey TUR.gif 7 - 1 RSA.gif South Africa
Period-by-Period: 1-0, 4-1, 2-0
April 19th 2018, h. 20:00, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Hong Kong HKG.gif 0 - 10 BUL.gif Bulgaria
Period-by-Period: 0-3, 0-3, 0-4
April 20th 2018, h. 13:00, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Chinese Taipei TPE.gif 2 - 4 TUR.gif Turkey
Period-by-Period: 1-0, 1-1, 0-3
April 20th 2018, h. 16:15, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

South Africa RSA.gif 4 - 2 GEO.gif Georgia
Period-by-Period: 2-1, 0-1, 2-0
April 20th 2018, h. 20:00, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Georgia GEO.gif 11 - 2 TPE.gif Chinese Taipei
Period-by-Period: 5-1, 3-0, 3-1
April 22nd 2018, h. 13:00, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Turkey TUR.gif 3 - 4OT BUL.gif Bulgaria
Period-by-Period: 2-2, 1-0, 0-1, Overtime: 0-1
April 22nd 2018, h. 16:15, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Hong Kong HKG.gif 0 - 6 RSA.gif South Africa
Period-by-Period: 0-0, 0-4, 0-2
April 22nd 2018, h. 20:00, Ice Station, Cape Town

 

Round-Robin Final Standing

 

Nation
P
W(OTW)
L(OTL)
GF
GA
+/-
Pt.
GEO.gif Georgia
5
4(0)
1(0)
35
12
+23
12
BUL.gif Bulgaria
5
4(1)
1(0)
28
10
+18
11
TUR.gif Turkey
5
3(0)
2(1)
22
14
+8
10
TPE.gif Chinese Taipei
5
2(0)
3(0)
16
25
-9
6
RSA.gif South Africa
5
2(0)
3(0)
13
18
-5
6
HKG.gif Hong Kong
5
0(0)
5(0)
3
38
-35
0
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Road to the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2019

 

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The following Nations have qualified for the Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Division III World Championship 2019
 

  • BUL.gif Bulgaria
  • TPE.gif Chinese Taipei
  • RSA.gif South Africa
  • TUR.gif Turkey
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