Tuesday, December 13, 2011
7pm CANADA - CIS ALL STARS Winsport - Rink A Calgary
Schedule - 2012 World Junior Pre Tournament
Monday, December 19, 2011
7pm CANADA - FINLAND Saddledome Calgary
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
7pm USA - RUSSIA ENMAX Centrium Red Deer
7pm CZECH - LATVIA Okotoks Centennial Centre Okotoks
7:30pm SWEDEN - DENMARK Olds Sportsplex Olds
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
7pm SLOVAKIA - FINLAND Winsport Canada Calgary
7:30pm USA - SWITZERLAND Edgeworth Centre Camrose
Thursday, December 22, 2011
7pm CANADA - SWITZERLAND ENMAX Centrium Red Deer
7pm LATVIA - DENMARK Centennial Regional Arena Brooks
7pm RUSSIA - CZECH ENMAX Centre Lethbridge
Friday, December 23, 2011
7pm USA - SLOVAKIA Centennial Place Three Hills
7:30 CANADA - SWEDEN Rexall Place Edmonton
Schedule - 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship
Monday, December 26, 2011
Game # Time Game Group Venue Location
1 1:30pm CANADA - FINLAND B Rexall Place Edmonton
2 3:30pm SWEDEN - LATVIA A Saddledome Calgary
3 6pm USA - DENMARK B Rexall Place Edmonton
4 8pm RUSSIA - SWITZERLAND A Saddledome Calgary
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
5 6pm DENMARK - CZECH B Rexall Place Edmonton
6 8pm LATVIA - SLOVAKIA A Saddledome Calgary
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
7 1:30pm FINLAND - USA B Rexall Place Edmonton
8 3:30pm SWITZERLAND - SWEDENA Saddledome Calgary
9 6pm CZECH - CANADA B Rexall Place Edmonton
10 8pm SLOVAKIA - RUSSIA A Saddledome Calgary
Thursday, December 29, 2011
11 6pm CANADA - DENMARK B Rexall Place Edmonton
12 8pm RUSSIA - LATVIA A Saddledome Calgary
Friday, December 30, 2011
13 1:30 CZECH - USA B Rexall Place Edmonton
14 3:30 SLOVAKIA - SWEDEN A Saddledome Calgary
15 6pm DENMARK -FINLAND B Rexall Place Edmonton
16 8pm LATVIA - SWITZERLAND A Saddledome Calgary
Saturday, December 31, 2011
17 2pm FINLAND - CZECH B Rexall Place Edmonton
18 4pm SWITZERLAND - SLOVAKIA A Saddledome Calgary
19 6pm USA - CANADA B Rexall Place Edmonton
20 8pm SWEDEN - RUSSIA A Saddledome Calgary
Monday, January 2, 2012
21 11am 4A - 5B Relegation Saddledome Calgary
22 3pm 2A - 3B Quarter- final Saddledome Calgary
23 7pm 2B - 3A Quarter- final Saddledome Calgary
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
24 11am 4B - 5A Relegation Saddledome Calgary
25 3pm 1B - W (G22) Semifinal Saddledome Calgary
26 7pm 1A - W (G23) Semifinal Saddledome Calgary
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
27 11am 5A - 5B Relegation Saddledome Calgary
28 3pm 4A - 4B Relegation Saddledome Calgary
29 7pm L(G22) - L (G23) 5th Place Saddledome Calgary
Thursday, January 5, 2012
30 1:30pm L(G25) - L(G26) Bronze Saddledome Calgary
31 6pm W(G25) - W(G26) Gold Saddledome Calgary
——
HISTORY OF MEDAL WINNERS
YEAR GOLD SILVER BRONZE HOST CITY HOST COUNTRY
2011 Russia Canada USA Buffalo, USA
2010 USA Canada Sweden Saskatoon and Regina, Canada
2009 Canada Sweden Russia Ottawa, Canada
2008 Canada Sweden Russia Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic
2007 Canada Russia USA Leksand and Mora, Sweden
2006 Canada Russia Finland Vancouver, Canada
2005 Canada Russia Czech Republic Grand Forks and Thief River Falls, USA
2004 USA Canada Finland Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland
2003 Russia Canada Finland Halifax, Canada
2002 Russia Canada Finland Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic
2001 Czech Republic Finland Canada Moscow and Podolsk, Russia
2000 Czech Republic Russia Canada Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden
1999 Russia Canada Slovakia Winnipeg, Canada
1998 Finland Russia Switzerland Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland
1997 Canada USA Russia Geneva and Morges, Switzerland
1996 Canada Sweden Russia Boston, USA
In 1996 Format changed from round robin format to round robin plus playoff format
1995 Canada Russia Sweden Red Deer, Canada
1994 Canada Sweden Russia Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic
1993 Canada Sweden Czechoslovakia Gavle, Sweden
1992 Soviet Union Sweden USA Fussen and Kaufbeuren, Germany
1991 Canada Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Saskatoon, Canada
1990 Canada Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Helsinki and Turku, Finland
1989 Soviet Union Sweden Czechosovakia Anchorage, USA
1988 Canada Soviet Union Finland Moscow, Soviet Union
1987 Finland Czechoslovakia Sweden Piestany, Czechoslovakia
1986 Soviet Union Canada USA Hamilton, Canada
1985 Canada Czechoslovakia Soviet Union Helsinki and Turku, Finland
1984 Soviet Union Finland Czechoslovakia Norrkoping and Nykopng, Sweden
1983 Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Canada Leningrad, Soviet Union
1982 Canada Czechoslovakia Finland Minnesota, USA
1981 Sweden Finland Soviet Union Fussen, Germany
1980 Soviet Union Finland Sweden Helsinki, Finland
1979 Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Sweden Karlstad and Karlskoga, Sweden
1978 Soviet Union Sweden Canada Montreal, Canada
1977 Soviet Union Canada Czechoslovakia Banska Bystrica and Zvolen, Czechoslovakia
——
TEAMS BY YEAR
TEAM CANADA
YEAR LOCATION PLACEMENT
2011 Buffalo, USA Silver Medal
2010 Saskatoon, Canada Silver Medal
2009 Ottawa, Canada Gold Medal
2008 Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic Gold Medal
2007 Leksand and Mora, Sweden Gold Medal
2006 Vancouver, Canada Gold Medal
2005 Grand Forks, USA Gold Medal
2004 Helsinki, Finland Silver Medal
2003 Halifax, Canada Silver Medal
2002 Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic Silver Medal
2001 Moscow and Podolsk, Russia Bronze Medal
2000 Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden Bronze Medal
1999 Winnipeg, Canada Silver Medal
1998 Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland 8th
1997 Geneva and Morges, Switzerland Gold Medal
1996 Boston, USA Gold Medal
1995 Red Deer, Canada Gold Medal
1994 Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic Gold Medal
1993 Gavle, Sweden Gold Medal
1992 Fussen and Kaufbeuren, Germany 6th
1991 Saskatoon, Canada Gold Medal
1990 Helsinki and Turku, Finland Gold Medal
1989 Anchorage, USA 4th
1988 Moscow, Soviet Union Gold Medal
1987 Piestany, Czechoslovakia Ejected from tournament
1986 Hamilton, Canada Silver Medal
1985 Helsinki and Turku, Finland Gold Medal
1984 Norrkoping and Nykopng, Sweden 4th
1983 Leningrad, Soviet Union Bronze Medal
1982 Minnesota, USA Gold Medal
1981 Fussen, Germany 7th
1980 Helsinki, Finland 5th
1979 Karlstad and Karlskoga, Sweden 5th
1978 Montreal, Canada Bronze Medal
1977 Banska Bystrica and Zvolen, Czechoslovakia Silver Medal
TEAM USA
YEAR LOCATION PLACEMENT
2011 Buffalo, USA Bronze Medal
2010 Saskatoon, Canada Gold Medal
2009 Ottawa, Canada 5th
2008 Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic 4th
2007 Leksand and Mora, Sweden Bronze Medal
2006 Vancouver, Canada 4th
2005 Grand Forks, USA 4th
2004 Helsinki, Finland Gold Medal
2003 Halifax, Canada 4th
2002 Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic 5th
2001 Moscow and Podolsk, Russia 5th
2000 Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden 4th
1999 Winnipeg, Canada 8th
1998 Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland 5th
1997 Geneva and Morges, Switzerland Silver Medal
1996 Boston, USA 5th
1995 Red Deer, Canada 5th
1994 Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic 6th
1993 Gavle, Sweden 4th
1992 Fussen and Kaufbeuren, Germany Bronze Medal
1991 Saskatoon, Canada 4th
1990 Helsinki and Turku, Finland 7th
1989 Anchorage, USA 5th
1988 Moscow, Soviet Union 6th
1987 Piestany, Czechoslovakia 4th
1986 Hamilton, Canada Bronze Medal
1985 Helsinki and Turku, Finland 6th
1984 Norrkoping and Nykopng, Sweden 6th
1983 Leningrad, Soviet Union 5th
1982 Minnesota, USA 6th
1981 Fussen, Germany 6th
1980 Helsinki, Finland 7th
1979 Karlstad and Karlskoga, Sweden 6th
1978 Montreal, Canada 5th
1977 Banska Bystrica and Zvolen, Czechoslovakia 7th
TEAM RUSSIA (FORMERLY SOVIET UNION
YEAR LOCATION PLACEMENT
2011 Buffalo, USA Gold Medal
2010 Saskatoon, Canada 6th
2009 Ottawa, Canada Bronze Medal
2008 Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic Bronze Medal
2007 Leksand and Mora, Sweden Silver Medal
2006 Vancouver, Canada Silver Medal
2005 Grand Forks, USA Silver Medal
2004 Helsinki, Finland 5th
2003 Halifax, Canada Gold Medal
2002 Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic Gold Medal
2001 Moscow and Podolsk, Russia 7th
2000 Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden Silver Medal
1999 Winnipeg, Canada Gold Medal
1998 Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland Silver Medal
1997 Geneva and Morges, Switzerland Bronze Medal
1996 Boston, USA Bronze Medal
1995 Red Deer, Canada Silver Medal
1994 Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic Bronze Medal
1993 Gavle, Sweden 6th
1992 Fussen and Kaufbeuren, Germany Gold Medal
1991 Saskatoon, Canada Silver Medal
1990 Helsinki and Turku, Finland Silver Medal
1989 Anchorage, USA Gold Medal
1988 Moscow, Soviet Union Silver Medal
1987 Piestany, Czechoslovakia Ejected from tournament
1986 Hamilton, Canada Gold Medal
1985 Helsinki and Turku, Finland Bronze Medal
1984 Norrkoping and Nykopng, Sweden Gold Medal
1983 Leningrad, Soviet Union Gold Medal
1982 Minnesota, USA 5th
1981 Fussen, Germany Bronze Medal
1980 Helsinki, Finland Gold Medal
1979 Karlstad and Karlskoga, Sweden Gold Medal
1978 Montreal, Canada Gold Medal
1977 Banska Bystrica and Zvolen, Czechoslovakia Gold Medal
TEAM SWEDEN
YEAR LOCATION PLACEMENT
2011 Buffalo, USA 4th
2010 Saskatoon, Canada Bronze Medal
2009 Ottawa, Canada Silver Medal
2008 Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic Silver Medal
2007 Leksand and Mora, Sweden 4th
2006 Vancouver, Canada 5th
2005 Grand Forks, USA 6th
2004 Helsinki, Finland 5th
2003 Halifax, Canada 8th
2002 Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic 6th
2001 Moscow and Podolsk, Russia 4th
2000 Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden 5th
1999 Winnipeg, Canada 4th
1998 Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland 6th
1997 Geneva and Morges, Switzerland 8th
1996 Boston, USA Silver Medal
1995 Red Deer, Canada Bronze Medal
1994 Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic Silver Medal
1993 Gavle, Sweden Silver Medal
1992 Fussen and Kaufbeuren, Germany Silver Medal
1991 Saskatoon, Canada 6th
1990 Helsinki and Turku, Finland 5th
1989 Anchorage, USA Silver Medal
1988 Moscow, Soviet Union 5th
1987 Piestany, Czechoslovakia Bronze Medal
1986 Hamilton, Canada 5th
1985 Helsinki and Turku, Finland 5th
1984 Norrkoping and Nykopng, Sweden 5th
1983 Leningrad, Soviet Union 4th
1982 Minnesota, USA 5th
1981 Fussen, Germany Gold Medal
1980 Helsinki, Finland Bronze Medal
1979 Karlstad and Karlskoga, Sweden Bronze Medal
1978 Montreal, Canada Silver Medal
1977 Banska Bystrica and Zvolen, Czechoslovakia 5th
TEAM FINLAND
YEAR LOCATION PLACEMENT
2011 Buffalo, USA 6th
2010 Saskatoon, Canada 5th
2009 Ottawa, Canada 7th
2008 Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic 6th
2007 Leksand and Mora, Sweden 6th
2006 Vancouver, Canada Bronze Medal
2005 Grand Forks, USA 5th
2004 Helsinki, Finland Bronze Medal
2003 Halifax, Canada Bronze Medal
2002 Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic Bronze Medal
2001 Moscow and Podolsk, Russia Silver Medal
2000 Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden 7th
1999 Winnipeg, Canada 5th
1998 Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland Gold Medal
1997 Geneva and Morges, Switzerland 5th
1996 Boston, USA 6th
1995 Red Deer, Canada 4th
1994 Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic 4th
1993 Gavle, Sweden 5th
1992 Fussen and Kaufbeuren, Germany 4th
1991 Saskatoon, Canada 5th
1990 Helsinki and Turku, Finland 4th
1989 Anchorage, USA 6th
1988 Moscow, Soviet Union Bronze Medal
1987 Piestany, Czechoslovakia Gold Medal
1986 Hamilton, Canada 6th
1985 Helsinki and Turku, Finland 4th
1984 Norrkoping and Nykopng, Sweden Silver Medal
1983 Leningrad, Soviet Union 6th
1982 Minnesota, USA Bronze Medal
1981 Fussen, Germany Silver Medal
1980 Helsinki, Finland Silver Medal
1979 Karlstad and Karlskoga, Sweden 4th
1978 Montreal, Canada 6th
1977 Banska Bystrica and Zvolen, Czechoslovakia 4th
TEAM CZECH REPUBLIC (FORMERLY CZECHOSLOVAKIA)
YEAR LOCATION PLACEMENT
2011 Buffalo, USA 7th
2010 Saskatoon, Canada 7th
2009 Ottawa, Canada 6th
2008 Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic 5th
2007 Leksand and Mora, Sweden 5th
2006 Vancouver, Canada 6th
2005 Grand Forks, USA Bronze Medal
2004 Helsinki, Finland 4th
2003 Halifax, Canada 6th
2002 Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic 7th
2001 Moscow and Podolsk, Russia Gold Medal
2000 Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden Gold Medal
1999 Winnipeg, Canada 7th
1998 Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland 4th
1997 Geneva and Morges, Switzerland 4th
1996 Boston, USA 4th
1995 Red Deer, Canada 6th
1994 Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic 5th
1993 Gavle, Sweden Bronze Medal
1992 Fussen and Kaufbeuren, Germany 5th
1991 Saskatoon, Canada Bronze Medal
1990 Helsinki and Turku, Finland Bronze Medal
1989 Anchorage, USA Bronze Medal
1988 Moscow, Soviet Union 4th
1987 Piestany, Czechoslovakia Silver Medal
1986 Hamilton, Canada 4th
1985 Helsinki and Turku, Finland Silver Medal
1984 Norrkoping and Nykopng, Sweden Bronze Medal
1983 Leningrad, Soviet Union Silver Medal
1982 Minnesota, USA Silver Medal
1981 Fussen, Germany 4th
1980 Helsinki, Finland 4th
1979 Karlstad and Karlskoga, Sweden Silver Medal
1978 Montreal, Canada 4th
1977 Banska Bystrica and Zvolen, Czechoslovakia Bronze Medal
TEAM SWITZERLAND
YEAR LOCATION PLACEMENT
2011 Buffalo, USA 5th
2010 Saskatoon, Canada 4th
2009 Ottawa, Canada 11th
2008 Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic 9th
2007 Leksand and Mora, Sweden 7th
2006 Vancouver, Canada 8th
2005 Grand Forks, USA 8th
2004 Helsinki, Finland 8th
2003 Halifax, Canada 7th
2002 Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic 4th
2001 Moscow and Podolsk, Russia 6th
2000 Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden 6th
1999 Winnipeg, Canada 9th
1998 Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland Bronze Medal
1997 Geneva and Morges, Switzerland 7th
1996 Boston, USA 9th
1995 Red Deer, Canada 9th
1994 Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic 8th
1993 Gavle, Sweden 9th
1992 Fussen and Kaufbeuren, Germany 8th
1991 Saskatoon, Canada 7th
1990 Helsinki and Turku, Finland 9th
1989 Anchorage, USA 10th
1988 Moscow, Soviet Union 11th
1987 Piestany, Czechoslovakia 6th
1986 Hamilton, Canada 7th
1985 Helsinki and Turku, Finland 9th
1984 Norrkoping and Nykopng, Sweden 8th
1983 Leningrad, Soviet Union 9th
1982 Minnesota, USA 8th
1981 Fussen, Germany 9th
1980 Helsinki, Finland 8th
1979 Karlstad and Karlskoga, Sweden 9th
1978 Montreal, Canada 8th
1977 Banska Bystrica and Zvolen, Czechoslovakia Did not play
TEAM SLOVAKIA
YEAR LOCATION PLACEMENT
2011 Buffalo, USA 8th
2010 Saskatoon, Canada 8th
2009 Ottawa, Canada 4th
2008 Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic 7th
2007 Leksand and Mora, Sweden 8th
2006 Vancouver, Canada 8th
2005 Grand Forks, USA 7th
2004 Helsinki, Finland 6th
2003 Halifax, Canada 5th
2002 Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic 8th
2001 Moscow and Podolsk, Russia 8th
2000 Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden 9th
1999 Winnipeg, Canada Bronze Medal
1998 Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland 9th
1997 Geneva and Morges, Switzerland 6th
1996 Boston, USA 7th
1995 Red Deer, Canada Won Pool B
1994 Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic Won Pool C
Part of Czechoslovakia before 1994
TEAM LATVIA
YEAR LOCATION PLACEMENT
2011 Buffalo, USA Won Division I - Group A - Promoted
2010 Saskatoon, Canada 9th - Relegated
2009 Ottawa, Canada 8th
2008 Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic Won Division I - Group B - Promoted
2007 Leksand and Mora, Sweden 2nd place - Division I - Group A
2006 Vancouver, Canada 9th - Relegated
2005 Grand Forks, USA Won Division I - Group A - Promoted
2004 Helsinki, Finland 4th place - Division I - Group A
2003 Halifax, Canada 4th place - Division I - Group B
2002 Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic 2nd place - Division II - Group A - Promoted
2001 Moscow and Podolsk, Russia 8th place - Division I - Relegated
2000 Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden 7th place - Pool B
1999 Winnipeg, Canada 5th place - Pool B
1998 Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland 4th place - Pool B
1997 Geneva and Morges, Switzerland 2nd place - Pool B
1996 Boston, USA 2nd place - Pool B
1995 Red Deer, Canada Won Pool C - Promoted
1994 Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic 2nd place - Pool C
1993 Gavle, Sweden Failed to qualify for Pool C
1992 Fussen and Kaufbeuren, Germany Did not compete
1991 Saskatoon, Canada Did not compete
Latvia was occupied by the Soviet Union prior to 1991
TEAM DENMARK
YEAR LOCATION PLACEMENT
2011 Buffalo, USA Won Division I - Group B - Promoted
2010 Saskatoon, Canada 2nd place - Division I - Group A
2009 Ottawa, Canada 2nd place - Division I - Group B
2008 Pardubice and Liberec, Czech Republic 10th - Relegated
2007 Leksand and Mora, Sweden Won Division I - Group A - Promoted
2006 Vancouver, Canada 2nd place - Division I - Group A
2005 Grand Forks, USA 3rd place - Division I - Group B
2004 Helsinki, Finland 2nd place - Division I - Group A
2003 Halifax, Canada 5th place - Division I - Group B
2002 Pardubice and Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic Won Division II - Group A - Promoted
2001 Moscow and Podolsk, Russia 4th place - Division II
2000 Skelleftea and Umea, Sweden 8th place - Pool B - Relegated
1999 Winnipeg, Canada 3rd place - Pool B
1998 Helsinki and Hameenlinna, Finland Won Pool C - Promoted
1997 Geneva and Morges, Switzerland 3rd place - Pool C
1996 Boston, USA 3rd place - Pool C
1995 Red Deer, Canada 3rd place - Pool C
1994 Ostrava and Frydek - Mistek, Czech Republic 3rd place - Pool C
1993 Gavle, Sweden 2nd place - Pool C
1992 Fussen and Kaufbeuren, Germany 2nd place - Pool C
1991 Saskatoon, Canada 8th place - Pool B - Relegated
1990 Helsinki and Turku, Finland 4th place - Pool B
1989 Anchorage, USA 7th place - Pool B
1988 Moscow, Soviet Union 1st place - Pool C - Promoted
1987 Piestany, Czechoslovakia 2nd place- Pool C
1986 Hamilton, Canada 3rd place - Pool C
1985 Helsinki and Turku, Finland 4th place - Pool C
1984 Norrkoping and Nykopng, Sweden 8th place - Pool B - Relegated
1983 Leningrad, Soviet Union 7th place - Pool B
1982 Minnesota, USA 4th place - Pool B
1981 Fussen, Germany 5th place - Pool B
1980 Helsinki, Finland 5th place - Pool B
1979 Karlstad and Karlskoga, Sweden 4th place - Pool B
1978 Montreal, Canada Did not compete
1977 Banska Bystrica and Zvolen, Czechoslovakia Did not compete
——
All-Time Points Leaders (goals, assists)
42 - Peter Forsberg, SWE (10 + 32), 1992-93
40 - Robert Reichel, CZE (18 + 22), 1988-90
39 - Pavel Bure, USSR (27 + 12), 1989-91
35 - Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE (25 + 10), 1981-83
35 - Esa Tikkanen, FIN (17 + 18), 1983-85
34 - Markus Naslund, SWE (21 + 13), 1992-93
32 - Esa Keskinen, FIN (10 + 22), 1984-85
31 - Eric Lindros, CAN (12 + 19), 1990-92
30 - Petr Rosol, CZE (18 + 12) 1982-84
30 - Alexander Mogilny USSR (16 + 14), 1988-89
All-Time Assists Leaders
32 - Peter Forsberg, SWE, 1992-93
22 - Esa Keskinen, FIN, 1984-85
22 - Robert Reichel, CZE, 1988-90
19 - Eric Lindros CAN, 1990-92
18 - Raimo Helminen, FIN, 1982-83
18 - Esa Tikkanen, FIN, 1983-85
All-Time Goals Leaders
27 - Pavel Bure, USSR, 1989-91
25 - Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE, 1981-83
21 - Markus Naslund, SWE, 1992-93
18 - Petr Rosol, CZE, 1982-84
18 - Robert Reichel, CZE, 1988-90
Most shutouts by a goaltender in one tournament
3 - Justin Pogge, CAN, 2006 in Canada
2 - Ken Wregget, CAN, 1984 in Sweden
2 - Sam Lindstahl, SWE, 1987 in Czechoslovakia
2 - Johan Borg, SWE, 1987 in Czechoslovakia
2 - Brian Boucher, USA, 1997 in Switzerland
2 - Mathieu Garon, CAN, 1998 in Finland
2 - Roberto Luongo, CAN, 1999 in Winnipeg
2 - Carey Price, CAN, 2007 in Sweden
Most consecutive Gold medal victories
5 - Canada 2005-2009
5 - Canada 1993-1997
4 - Soviet Union 1977-1980
Most goals scored by a team in one tournament
21 - Czechoslovakia beat Austria 21 - 4, 1981 in West Germany
20 - Sweden beat Japan 20 - 1, 1993 in Sweden
19 - Finland beat Switzerland 19-1, 1980 in Helsinki, Finland
19 - Soviet Union beat Austria 19-1, 1981 in West Germany
19 - USA beat Norway 19 - 1, 1991 in Canada
Most goals scored by a player in one tournament
13 - Markus Naslund, SWE. 1993 in Sweden
12 - Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE, 1983 in Leningrad
12 - Pavel Bure, USSR, 1991 in Canada
Most assists by a player in one tournament
24 - Peter Forsberg, SWE, 1993 in Sweden
14 - Esa Kesinen, FIN, 1985 in Finland
14 - Doug Weight, USA, 1991 in Canada
13 - Raimo Helminen, FIN, 1984 in Sweden
13 - Jaromir Jagr, CZE, 1990 in Finland
Most points by a player in one tournament
31 - Peter Forsberg, SWE (7 + 24), 1993 in Sweden
24 - Raimo Helminen, FIN (11 + 13), 1984 in Sweden
24 - Markus Naslund, SWE (13 + 11), 1993 in Sweden
21 - Robert Reichel, CZE (11 + 10), 1990 in Finland
20 - Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE (12 + 8), 1983 in Leningrad
Most points by a defenceman in one tournament
14 - Peter Andersson, SWE(4 + 10), 1985 in Finland
10 - Jan Vopat, CZE (6 + 4), 1993 in Sweden
Most points by a line in one tournament
69 - Markus Naslund-Peter Forsberg-Niklas Sundstrom, SWE (30+39), 1993 in Sweden
52 - Esa Keskinen-Mikko Makela-Esa Tikkanen, FIN (24+28), 1985 in Finland
50 - Robert Reichel-Jaromir Jagr-Robert Holik, CZE (22+28), 1990 in Finland
47 - Esa Keskinen-Raimo Helminen-Esa Tikkanen, FIN (23+24), 1984 in Sweden
46 - Raimo Summanen-Petri Skriko-Risto Jalo, FIN (22+24), 1982 in USA
41 - Mike Modano-Jeremy Roenick-John Leclair, USA (20+21), 1989 in Anchorage
