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Men's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 20 World Championship 2021


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TOURNAMENT FORMAT

Tournament Format

The 10 teams are divided into two, five-team groups in the Preliminary Round.

 

After a single round-robin series in each group, the top four teams from each group advance to the Playoff Round while the fifth-placed team in each group the tournament is over. There will be no relegated team this year.

 

The top four placed teams from the Preliminary will play a cross-over quarter-final game: 1A vs. 4B, 1B vs. 4A, 2A vs. 3B and 2B vs. 3A. Canada will play the third quarter-final game (17:00) if qualified. The winner of each quarter-final moves onto the semi-finals.
 

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Three Point System

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Overtime Operations

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Penalty-Shot Shootout Procedure

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Tie breaking formula

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Final Ranking


The gold medal game and bronze medal game will determine the final ranking for the top-4 teams.

 

The eliminated teams from the preliminary round plus the losing teams of the quarter-finals will be ranked following their positions in the groups preceding the quarter-final round.

 

The final ranking will follow the following procedure:
1. Higher position in the group,
2. Higher number of points,
3. Better goal difference,
4. Higher number of goals scored for,
5. Better seeding number

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VENUE

 

ROGERS PLACE

(EDMONTON)

 

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Rogers Place is a multi-use indoor Arena in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

 

Construction started in March 2014, and the building officially opened on September 8, 2016. The arena has a seating capacity of 18,500 as a hockey venue and 20,734 as a concert venue.

 

Used mainly as home to the Edmonton Oilers NHL Ice hockey team and venue for some of the biggest concerts, shows, and live events in Edmonton.

 

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PREVIOUS MEDALISTS

 

*The 1974, 75 and 76 editions are still considered as unnofficial Tournaments, The 1st official Juniors World Championships was played in 1977

 

 

YEAR HOST GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1974* Soviet Union

:URS

USSR

:FIN

Finland

:CAN

Canada

1975* Canada & United States

:URS

USSR

:CAN

Canada

:SWE

Sweden

1976* Finland

:URS

USSR

:CAN

Canada

:CZE Czechoslovakia 
1977 Czechoslovakia

:URS

USSR

:CAN

Canada

:CZE Czechoslovakia 

1978 Canada

:URS

USSR

:SWE

Sweden

:CAN

Canada

1979 Sweden

:URS

USSR

:CZE Czechoslovakia 

:SWE

Sweden

1980 Finland

:URS

USSR

:FIN

Finland

:SWE

Sweden

1981 West Germany

:SWE

Sweden

:FIN

Finland

:URS

USSR

1982 United States & Canada

:CAN

Canada

:CZE Czechoslovakia

:FIN

Finland

1983 Soviet Union

:URS

USSR

:CZE Czechoslovakia

:CAN

Canada

1984 Sweden

:URS

USSR

:FIN

Finland

:CZE Czechoslovakia

1985 Finland

:CAN

Canada

:CZE Czechoslovakia

:URS

USSR

1986 Canada

:URS

USSR

:CAN

Canada

:USA

United States

1987 Czechoslovakia

:FIN

Finland

:CZE Czechoslovakia

:SWE

Sweden

1988 Soviet Union

:CAN

Canada

:URS

USSR

:FIN

Finland

1989 United States

:URS

USSR

:SWE

Sweden

:CZE Czechoslovakia

1990 Finland

:CAN

Canada

:URS

USSR

:CZE Czechoslovakia

1991 Canada

:CAN

Canada

:URS

USSR

:CZE Czechoslovakia

1992 Germany

:WHT 

C.I.S.

:SWE

Sweden

:USA

United States

1993 Sweden

:CAN

Canada

:SWE

Sweden

:WHT Representation

of

Czech Republic

&

Slovakia

1994 Czech Republic

:CAN

Canada

:SWE

Sweden

:RUS

Russia

1995 Canada

:CAN

Canada

:RUS

Russia

:SWE

Sweden

1996 United States

:CAN

Canada

:SWE

Sweden

:RUS

Russia

1997 Switzerland

:CAN

Canada

:USA

United States

:RUS

Russia

1998 Finland

:FIN

Finland

:RUS

Russia

:SUI

Switzerland

1999 Canada

:RUS

Russia

:CAN

Canada

:SVK

Slovakia

2000 Sweden

:CZE

Czech Republic

:RUS

Russia

:CAN

Canada

2001 Russia

:CZE

Czech Republic

:FIN

Finland

:CAN

Canada

2002 Czech Republic

:RUS

Russia

:CAN

Canada

:FIN

Finland

2003 Canada

:RUS

Russia

:CAN

Canada

:FIN

Finland

2004 Finland

:USA

United States

:CAN

Canada

:FIN

Finland

2005 United States

:CAN

Canada

:RUS

Russia

:CZE

Czech Republic

2006 Canada

:CAN

Canada

:RUS

Russia

:FIN

Finland

2007 Sweden

:CAN

Canada

:RUS

Russia

:USA

United States

2008 Czech Republic

:CAN

Canada

:SWE

Sweden

:RUS

Russia

2009 Canada

:CAN

Canada

:SWE

Sweden

:RUS

Russia

2010 Canada

:USA

United States

:CAN

Canada

:SWE

Sweden

2011 United States

:RUS

Russia

:CAN

Canada

:USA

United States

2012 Canada

:SWE

Sweden

:RUS

Russia

:CAN

Canada

2013 Russia

:USA

United States

:SWE

Sweden

:RUS

Russia

2014 Sweden

:FIN

Finland

:SWE

Sweden

:RUS

Russia

2015 Canada

:CAN

Canada

:RUS

Russia

:SVK

Slovakia

2016 Finland

:FIN

Finland

:RUS

Russia

:USA

United States

2017 Canada

:USA

United States

:CAN

Canada

:RUS

Russia

2018 United States

:CAN

Canada

:SWE

Sweden

:USA

United States

2019 Canada

:FIN

Finland

:USA

United States

:RUS

Russia

2020 Czech Republic

:CAN

Canada

:RUS

Russia

:SWE

Sweden

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OFFICIALS

 

The list of game officials for the 2021 IIHF World Junior Championship was released today by the IIHF. 

With the World Juniors being played in a “competition bubble”, the IIHF Officiating Committee has selected game officials that currently residing within the host country Canada. The decision to use only Canadian-based officials was made based due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on travel restrictions in the individual countries, as well as the existing health and safety regulations in Canada.

 

Referees Linesmen
:CAN BLOSKI, Adam BRUNELLE, Guillaume :CAN
:CAN CAMPBELL, Michael CEKO, Matt :CAN
:CAN GARON, Alexandre CHAPUT, Maxime :CAN
:CAN GOUIN, Olivier DESCHAMPS, Jonathan :CAN
:CAN KOWALSKI, Kyle FOSTER, Deion :CAN
:CAN LABONTE, Guillaume HARRIS, Adam :CAN
:CAN LANGIN, Mike MACKEY, Brett :CAN
:CAN LAWRENCE, Fraser MAHONEY, Kelsey :CAN
:CAN MAILLE, Kevin MANNELLA, Matthew :CAN
:CAN MENNITI, Mathieu O'QUINN, Ben :CAN
:CAN PEARCE, Mark VANOOSTEN, Nathan :CAN
:CAN ROELAND, Brett WYONZEK, Tarrington :CAN
:CAN SANDLAK, Carter -
 :CAN STEWART, Tyson -

 

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Last NHL Draft 1st Pick and The last year tournament MVP who scored 4 + 6 and led the host country to the Gold medals Alexis Lafreniere will not play for :CAN !

 

NY Rangers announced that they will not let him play in the tournament.

The whole CAN team is still in quarantine after at least 2 members of the staff were tested positive for Covid-19 last week

 

 

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  On 12/4/2020 at 10:44 AM, hckosice said:

Last NHL Draft 1st Pick and The last year tournament MVP who scored 4 + 6 and led the host country to the Gold medals Alexis Lafreniere will not play for :CAN !

 

NY Rangers announced that they will not let him play in the tournament.

The whole CAN team is still in quarantine after at least 2 members of the staff were tested positive for Covid-19 last week

 

 

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and after this year NHL 1st Draft pick also last year 1st Draft pick Jack Hughes :USA will not play in the tournament, New Jersey Devils won´t release him for the tournament.

 

From :SVK  team came also one shocking news. According to our federation the former Juniors 1st CHLImport Draft pick Maxim Čajkovič grossly violated sports and human values today. and was immediately excluded from the national team :facepalm:

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