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Yes, They Could June 2006 Volume 10 Number 4 Published by the International Ice Hockey Federation Editor-in-Chief Jan-Ake Edvinsson Supervising Editor Kimmo Leinonen Editor Szymon Szemberg Assistant Editor Jenny Wiedeke Yes, they could The Crown Jewels Photos: JUKKA RAUTIO & JANI RAJAMÄKI UNDISPUTED NO 1: It doesn’t matter if the Swedes were dressed in blue (in Turin, insert photo) or in yellow (in Riga), it was the year when they defeated everyone to win “The Double”, Olympic gold and IIHF World Championship gold in the same year. On top of that, Sweden’s men are run-away leaders in the IIHF World Ranking. Things can hardly get better, can they? For Sweden, 2006 is a year to remember Ice hockey has been played in Sweden since the 1920s, but no year has been nence as the Czech Republic-Russia quarterfinal in Riga. more successful than 2006: Olympic gold, IIHF World Championship gold and a historic women's Olympic silver. What a triple! ❑ The IIHF’s marquee event is an excellent venture for the host organizers. Latvia 2006 generated a 19 million CHF revenue just in ticket sales, an IIHF World Championship record. Over 320,000 tickets sold in a small country like Latvia, with RENÉ FASEL EDITORIAL both arenas at an arm’s length distance, which is also a very encouraging figure. ■■ The previous issue of Ice Times gave the historic background to the “curse of the ■■ With 2006 in the books, we have started a new Olympic cycle that will lead us to Olympic gold”. On the seven occasions since 1972, when an Olympic ice hockey tour- Vancouver 2010. On June 7, the IIHF together with the Vancouver Organizing nament and the IIHF World Championship were played in the same year, no Olympic Committee (VANOC), announced that the ice hockey tournaments in Vancouver will champion had been able to repeat a few months later in the world championship. be played on the smaller, North American, ice surface. Even the superior Soviet teams of the 70s failed twice during that decade, but the It was a good and responsible decision. Apart from saving huge amounts in recon- Swedes finally beat the curse with splendid victories on February 26 and on May 21 struction costs and enabling more fans to buy tickets, we ensured that hockey will in the year of 2006, which will forever be written with golden letters in the chronicles remain in the 18,500-seat state-of-the-art GM Place close to the Olympic Village and of Swedish ice hockey. in Vancouver’s downtown area. Spending all that money to gain four meters for two weeks would not make fiscal sense. And if this is not enough, Sweden’s men are run-away leaders in the IIHF World Ranking with a whopping 4095 points, 110 points ahead of the Czechs and 205 points We are convinced that with the strict rule interpretations on restraining fouls, the star ahead of Canada. players will still be able to excel on the 60 x 26 meters North American sized ice surface. The 2006 IIHF World Championship in Latvia proved two things: ■■ With this, the 2005-2006 international ice hockey season is over. But it will only be a couple of months before we welcome you to the 99th season of IIHF hockey. ❑ The depth in quality in international hockey is better than ever. Understandably, we had a great turnover in the team rosters from Turin to Riga, but the hockey was never- René Fasel theless spectacular. I am not sure if any Olympic game in Turin reached the same emi- IIHF President 2 Volume 10 Number 4 June 2006 Ties are history in IIHF championships as congress decides on several format changes The IIHF Annual Congress made the following deci- points. In case of a tie, teams will be awarded one point sions in Riga during its session on May 19: each and the game will be followed by a five-minute overtime period (teams skate 4-on-4) and a penalty ■■ The draw, which was used for the past two years to shoot-out, if the score is still tied after overtime. The determine the four IIHF World Championship groups, team that wins in overtime or the shoot-out is awarded will not be used for the 2007 and an additional point. 2008 events. Instead, the IIHF World Ranking will be used as the sole crite- ■■ The congress approved a change ria for determining the groups. Thus, of the format of the IIHF World Women IHWC.NET is a smash hit the groups for the 2007 IIHF World Championship. As of 2007, nine teams Championship in Russia (Moscow & will participate in the elite division ■■ For the seventh consecutive year, IHWC.NET provi- St. Petersburg), will be determined by instead of the previous eight. The nine ded complete coverage of the IIHF World Championship the IIHF World Ranking that will be in teams will be seeded in three groups as the website maintained its position as one of the place immediately following Latvia in the Preliminary Round followed by a most frequently visited annual world championship 2006. See page 5 for the groups in second round, which will determine sites in any sport. Russia 2007. positions for the Gold Medal and Bronze Medal games. This format was Not surprisingly, Latvian internet users topped the list of ■■ There will be a change in the used as a temporary solution at the visitors world wide as almost 50 million hits were recor- quarter-final match-up format for Photo: DOMINIC EBENBICHLER 2004 IIHF World Women ded in the hosting nation, followed by Canada, USA, 2007 and 2008. The cross-over quar- NO MORE TIED UP: Scores like Championship in Halifax, Canada Russia, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, ter-final system that previously follo- Switzerland-Slovakia 2-2 in Riga after the SARS disease wiped out the Slovakia and the Czech Republic. wed the completion of the Qualifying will be a thing of the past. All futu- 2003 event in China. Round (1E - 4F, 2E - 3F etc) will be re IIHF games will have a winner. ■■ The excellent number of more 107 million page views abandoned, and the quarter-final pai- ■■ It was confirmed by the Council was distributed among 178 countries with Guadeloupe rings will be established within the Qualifying Round that the IIHF World Ranking following the 2008 IIHF rounding off the list. Apparent interest in international groups (1E - 4E, 2E - 3E etc). This means that no teams World Championship in Canada will determine the eight hockey was recorded in countries like Guam, Qatar, will need to switch cities for the quarter-finals. The chan- teams that will be automatically qualified for Vancouver Tadjikistan, Macau and last, but not least, the Vatican City. ge will reduce travel for teams, media and fans, since the 2010. The remaining four teams will be determined distance between St. Petersburg and Moscow in 2007 through a qualification process which will be played IHWC.NET is planning to continue keeping our readers and between Quebec City and Halifax in 2008 would during the 2008-2009 season and will conclude in happy for the 2007 event in Russia. make both the scheduling and travel inconvenient. February 2009, one year prior to the Olympic tournament. The Hockey Book Both semi-finals W(1E-4E) - W(2F-3F) and W(1F-4F) - ■■ The congress did not approve the proposed change ■■ For the first time - complete W(2E-3E) will then be played in the primary venue. in the relegation format.This means that the current for- results of all official IIHF competi- mat, where the two last teams from the four-team ■■ tions at all levels collected in one The congress approved the introduction of the Relegation Round group get relegated to Division I, will publication. The impressive three-point system in all IIHF World Championship stay intact. International Ice Hockey events. The winner of a game will be awarded three Encyclopedia is compiled by the German ice hockey historian Association News Stephan Müller and lists results, Slovakia won 2011 race standings and other facts from ■■ The IIHF Congress in Riga allocated the 2011 IIHF FRANCE: The independent French Ice the Olympic ice hockey tourna- World Championship to Slovakia. Bratislava, the natio- Hockey Federation (FFHG) was founded ment, IIHF World Championships nal capital, and Kosice will be the host cities. on April 29, 2006. Earlier, the federation on all levels and categories, Canada Cup and World Cup was part of the French Ice Sports of Hockey, European and Asian Championships, European A visibly touched Juraj Siroky, President of the Slovak Federation. Go to: hockeyfrance.com Club Competitions, North American Pro Leagues. Hockey Federation and IIHF Council member, thanked CANADA: Former NHLer and Team Congress for giving Slovakia this opportunity. The Canada defenseman Craig Hartsburg, It also lists the club champions of all IIHF member natio- Congress acknowledged the Slovak presentation, which named Best Defenseman at the 1987 IIHF World nal federations. was impressive. The voting procedure was followed on Championship, will be the head coach of Canada’s 2007 site by a large Slovak media contingent. national junior team which will try to defend its world title “This book is one of the very few attempts to cover at the upcoming IIHF World U20 Championship in Sweden. what has happened in international ice hockey since the Prior to the voting, Finland withdrew from considera- RUSSIA: Former goaltending great Vladislav Tretiak, pioneers took their first shots at Les Avants in 1910,” tion, which left Hungary, Slovakia and Sweden as can- 54, was elected as new President of the Russian Ice writes IIHF President René Fasel in his foreword.
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