Team USA Game Notes 2013 IIHF World Junior Championship • Ufa, Russia Team USA (4-0-0-2) vs. Sweden (3-2-0-0) Jan. 5, 2013, 7:00 p.m. (8:00 a.m. ET) • Gold Medal Game Team USA Schedule USA Hockey Communications Contact: Matt Trevor Email: [email protected] • Cell: 011 7 892 601 092 02 Thursday, Dec. 27 -- Ufa, Russia vs. Germany W, 8-0 Today’s Game The and Sweden meet in the gold medal game of Friday, Dec. 28 -- Ufa, Russia the International Federation World Junior Champion- vs. Russia L, 1-2 ship for the first time. En route to the gold medal game, Team USA defeated the No. 2 seed from Group B (Czech Republic, Sunday, Dec. 30 -- Ufa, Russia 7-0) and the No. 1 seed from Group A (Canada, 5-1). vs. Canada L, 1-2 Sweden, the defending gold medalist in the IIHF World Junior

Championship, has won all five (3-2-0-0) of its games, including Monday, Dec. 31 -- Ufa, Russia a 3-2 shootout vs. Russia in the semifinals. vs. Slovakia W, 9-3

Wednesday, Jan. 2 -- Ufa, Russia TEAM USA IN THE PLAYOFF ROUNDS vs. Czech Republic (Quarterfinal) W, 7-0 - Team USA is 2-1 in gold medal games, all of which have come against Canada. Thursday, Jan. 3 -- Ufa, Russia - The U.S. also has four bronze medals (1986, 1992, 2007, 2011). vs. Canada (Semifinal) W, 5-1 - The U.S. has qualified for the playoff round of the IIHF World Junior Championship in 13 out of the last 14 tournaments. Saturday, Jan. 5 -- Ufa, Russia Gold Medal Game 7 p.m. (8 a.m. ET) USA All-Time Results in Gold Medal Game Year Opponent Result All games: live on NHL Network (DirectTV 215, Dish 403), live streamed 2010 Canada W, 6-5 ot on NHL.com. Gold Medal Game to be re-aired at 8 & 11 p.m. ET. 2004 Canada W, 4-3 USA vs. Sweden 1997 Canada L, 0-2 Tale of the Tape THE SERIES VS. SWEDEN Category USA Sweden - The U.S. trails in the all-time series vs. Sweden, 11-2-0-14-2 (W-OTW-OTL-L-T). Record 4-0-0-2 4-1-0-0 - Team USA has won 10 of the last 11 meetings with Sweden Goals For/Avg. 31/5.17 22/4.40 dating back to 1998. The teams tied in 2002. Goals Against/Avg. 8/1.33 10/2.00 - Today is the first meeting in the gold medal game, though the Power Play .308 (12-39) .367 (11-30) teams have met in two bronze medal games, both of which were Killing .920 (23-25) .783 (18-23) won by the U.S. (2007, 2011). Shots For Gm/Avg. 213/35.5 209/41.8 - The U.S. and Sweden met in a pre-tournament game on Dec. Shots Against Gm/Avg. 182/30.3 145/29.0 20, 2012. Team USA won 3-2 in overtime as Shayne Gostisbe- Shorthanded Goals 0 1 here notched the game-winner. Top Scorers Gaudreau (7-2-9) Collberg (4-2-6) Trouba (4-4-8) Molin (2-4-6) USA vs. Sweden Top Goalies Gibson Lundstrom Year Round Result (4-2, 1.42, .954) (3-0, 1.45, .946) 2011 Bronze Medal W, 4-2 2010 Semifinal W, 5-2 WINTER TOURNAMENT UPDATE 2007 Bronze Medal W, 2-1 • At the 2013 IIHF Women’s U18 World Championship in Preliminary W, 3-2 ot Heinola & Vierumäki, Finland, the U.S. Women’s National 2005 Quarterfinal W, 8-2 Under-18 Team is through to the gold medal game after 2004 Preliminary W, 4-3 beating the Czech Republic, 10-0, in the semifinals. Team 2002 Placing Game W, 3-2 ot USA is 4-0-0-0 and has outscored opponents 35-0. It will Preliminary T, 2-2 ot face Canada in the gold medal game on Jan. 5. • At the 2013 World Under-17 Challenge in Drummond- USA Hockey on the Web: usahockey.com ville and Victoriaville, Quebec, the U.S. National Under-17 Media Guide, Video, Clips: worldjuniors.usahockey.com Team lost to Russia in the semifinals, but went on to win the Twitter: @usahockey • @usahockeyscores • #USAWJC bronze medal by beating Canada Quebec, 4-3, on Jan. 4. Facebook: facebook.com/usahockey Game Notes • USA vs. Sweden • Jan. 5, 2013 • Page 2 chart. He has seven points on a Team USA statistical Leaders and six assists. The six helpers lead all defensemen and are tied for third-best Points Goals Assists ‘D’ Points Plus/Minus among all players. Gaudreau (7-2-9) Gaudreau (7) Galchenyuk (6) Trouba (4-4-8) Jones (+7) John Gibson leads all goalies with a Trouba (4-4-8) Trouba (4) Jones (6) Jones (1-6-7) McCabe (+7) 1.42 goals against average. His .954 Miller (2-6-8) Barber (3) Miller (6) McCabe (3-3-6) Bardreau (+5) save percentage stands second in the Galchenyuk (2-6-8) 4 Tied (2) Trouba (4) Reilly (1-2-3) Murphy (+5) tournament. Jones (1-6-7) Vesey (4) Gostisbehere (1-1-2) Pietila (5) CHASING THE RECORD BOOK Full team stats on page 12 John Gaudreau is tied for second on 2001 Preliminary W, 3-1 Other representatives from that team the U.S. single-tournament goal scoring 2000 Quarterfinal W, 5-1 include: Seth Jones, Jacob Trouba, list with seven tallies. He has equaled 1998 Fifth-Place W, 4-3 Patrick Sieloff and Riley Barber. the efforts of Chris Bourque (2006), Pe- 1996 Quarterfinal L, 0-3 ter Ferraro (1993), Scott Young (1987) 1995 Round Robin L, 2-4 Last game: Jan. 3 • USA 5, CAN 1 and Mark Green (1978). 1994 Round Robin L, 1-6 Jake McCabe scored twice in Jeremy Roenick owns the top spot 1993 Round Robin L, 2-4 the first period and Team USA never with eight goals in 1989. 1992 Round Robin L, 6-8 looked back. John Gaudreau scored Alex Galchenyuk, Seth Jones and 1991 Round Robin W, 5-2 his first of two goals early in the second J.T. Miller each have six assists, two 1990 Round Robin L, 5-6 period and Jim Vesey upped the lead shy of tying for eighth on the U.S. sin- 1989 Round Robin L, 1-3 to 4-0 before the second intermission. gle-tournament assist chart. 1988 Round Robin L, 5-7 Canada scored once in the third period, John Gibson’s .954 save percent- 1987 Round Robin L, 0-8 but Gaudreau answered the tally. John age ranks ahead of Al Montoya’s .940 1986 Round Robin W, 5-1 Gibson made 33 saves. The U.S. yield- mark from the 2004 IIHF World Junior 1985 Round Robin L, 3-7 ed only two power plays to Canada. Championship that stands atop the sin- 1984 Round Robin L, 1-4 gle-tournament list. Gibson’s 1.42 goals 1983 Round Robin L, 1-4 against average stands third in a single 1982 Round Robin L, 2-4 U.S. Medals at the WJC tournament behind the 1.33 GAA that 1981 Round Robin L, 2-10 was recorded by both Montoya in 2004 and RIck DiPietro in 2001. 1980 Round Robin T, 5-5 Year Medal Coach

1977 Round Robin W, 8-5 2012 TBD Phil Housley 2011 Bronze Keith Allain EXTRA SPECIAL TEAMS The U.S. is third in power-play efficien- FAMILIAR FOES 2010 Gold Dean Blais cy (30.8%, 12-for-39) in the IIHF World While the U.S. and Sweden have not 2007 Bronze Ron Rolston Junior Championship, highlighted by met in the IIHF World Junior Champi- 2004 Gold Mike Eaves a 4-for-9 showing vs. Slovakia and a onship since the 2011 tournament, the 1997 Silver Jeff Jackson 5-for-13 effort against the Czech Re- players on the current rosters have 1992 Bronze Walt Kyle public. Of Team USA’s 31 goals, 39% some familiarity with one another. Team 1986 Bronze Dave Peterson USA and Team Sweden have squared have come with a man-advantage. has a tournament- off in the last two IIHF Under-18 World John Gaudreau best four power-play goals. Championship gold medal games. TOURNAMENT LEADERS The U.S. leads the tournament in pen- On April 24, 2011, in Crimmitschau, John Gaudreau leads the IIHF World alty killing at 92.0%, having allowed just Germany, the U.S. topped Sweden, Junior Championship with seven goals. two power-play goals over 25 chances. 4-3, in overtime to capture gold. The His four power-play goals are tops The U.S. had perfect penalty kill games U.S. overcame a 3-1 deficit in the third among all players. His nine points (7-2) against Germany, Canada (twice) and period. Connor Murphy had two goals, are tied for fifth overall. the Czech Republic, while allowing a including the game-winner, and Jacob Jacob Trouba leads all defensemen single power-play goal to Russia and Trouba also scored. John Gibson in points (8) and goals (4). Among all Slovakia. was the winning goalie. That U.S. team scorers, his eight points are tied for sev- also included current U.S. National Ju- enth, while his four goals are also tied nior Team members Tyler Biggs, Seth for seventh. LEANING LEFT LOOKS RIGHT Team USA’s all-lefty line of John Gaud- Jones, J.T. Miller, Jake McCabe, Roc- Alex Galchenyuk and J.T. Miller , and con- co Grimaldi, Blake Pietila and Cole each have two goals and six assists. reau J.T. Miller Jim Vesey tributed three goals and four assists in Bardreau. The eight points are tied for seventh on the semifinal win vs. Canada. Gaudreau On April 22, 2012, in Brno, Czech Re- the tournament points list, while the six had two goals and an assist, Vesey had public, Team USA downed Sweden, assists are tied for third. a goal and an assist and Miller had two 7-0, in the gold medal game. Ryan Seth Jones trails only Trouba on assists. Hartman had a goal in that game. the tournament’s defenseman scoring Game Notes • USA vs. Sweden • Jan. 5, 2013 • Page 3

Team USA Players of the Game The trio made its debut vs. Slovakia Jake McCabe tallied his best game Dec. 27 Germany Galchenyuk on Dec. 31, producing two goals, both of the tournament with two goals plus Dec. 28 Russia Trouba by Gaudreau, and six assists. Vesey an assist against Canada. He had two Dec. 30 Canada Gibson had an assist on three consecutive points vs. Slovakia. Dec. 31 Slovakia Bardreau goals in the first period. Miller had a Jim Vesey notched his first goal of Jan. 2 Czech Rep. Gaudreau pair of helpers on the day and Gaud- the tournament vs. Canada and later Jan. 3 Canada McCabe reau tacked on an assist as well. Their added an assist. He had three helpers collective plus/minus rating on the day vs. Slovakia. was +9. Riley Barber has two multi- Team USA and the NHL Against the Czech Republic on Jan. games, tallying two goals vs. the 2, Gaudreau (3-0) and Miller (1-2) com- Czechs, and a goal and two assists in Overall Draft Picks (19) bined for six points, however, all points the opener vs. Germany. were recorded on the power play. Seth Jones generated his second First Round (5) multi-point game of the tournament 3 Alex Galchenyuk (MTL-12) PRODUCTIVE BLUE LINE with four assists vs. the Czech Repub- 9 Jacob Trouba (WPG-12) Team USA’s defense corps has con- lic. He had a goal and an assist vs. 15 J.T. Miller (NYR-11) tributed 10 of the team’s 31 goals, in- Germany. 20 Connor Murphy (PHX-11) cluding 4-of-12 on the power play. Ja- Jacob Trouba duplicated Jones’ 22 Tyler Biggs (TOR-11) cob Trouba has four goals, while Jake effort with four helpers against the Second Round (5) McCabe has three, including two in the Czechs for his lone multi-point game. 33 Rocco Grimaldi (FLA-11) semifinal victory over Canada.Shayne Alex Galchenyuk has two multi-point 39 John Gibson (ANA-11) Gostisbehere, Seth Jones and Mike efforts: a goal and two assists vs. Ger- 42 Patrick Sieloff (CGY-12) Reilly have a goal apiece. The Czech many and a goal plus one assist vs. 44 Jake McCabe (BUF-12) Republic game on Jan. 2 marked the Czech Republic. 60 Mario Lucia (MIN-11) only game in which a defenseman did Lastly, Vince Trocheck had two Third Round (4) not score. goals and an assist vs. Slovakia. 64 Vince Trocheck (FLA-11) The seven-man group also has 17 as- 66 Jim Vesey (NSH-12) sists. GRINDING OUT GOALS 75 (CGY-12) Jacob Trouba’s four goals tie John The “Grind Line” of Blake Pietila, 78 (PHI-12) Carlson (2010) and Erik Johnson Cole Bardreau and Ryan Hartman Fourth Round (2) (2007) for the most single-tournament is the only U.S. line to have remained 98 Mike Reilly (CBJ-11) goals by a U.S. defenseman since intact throughout the tournament. The 104 John Gaudreau (CGY-11) at least the 2000 IIHF World Junior defense-first trio notched its third goal Fifth Round (2) Championship. and seventh and eighth points of the 129 Blake Pietila (NJD-11) tournament in the win vs. the Czechs. 133 Sean Kuraly (SJ-11) FACE-OFF FORTUNES Hartman scored Team USA’s third goal Sixth Round (1) Each of Team USA’s four primary cen- on a feed from Bardreau. In six games, 167 Riley Barber (WSH-12) ters is succeeding at above 50% in the Hartman has two goals and an assist, Seventh Round (1) face-off circle. Vince Trocheck leads Bardreau has a goal and two assists, 190 Garret Sparks (TOR-11) the way at 62% (76-46), followed by and Pietila has two assists. Collec- Cole Bardreau (61%, 48-31), J.T. tively, they have a plus/minus rating of By Team Miller (60%, 52-34) and Sean Kuraly +14. Calgary 3 (52%, 48-56). 2 SHOUTOUT Toronto 2 MULTI-POINT PERFORMERS By blanking Germany, 8-0, and Czech Anaheim 1 Four U.S. players had multiple points Republic, 7-0, Team USA notched two Buffalo 1 in the 5-1 win vs. Canada. John Gaud- in a single tournament for the Columbus 1 reau posted his third straight three- first time since the 2004 IIHF World Ju- Minnesota 1 point game on two goals and an assist. nior Championship. John Gibson and Montreal 1 He had a hat trick vs. the Czechs on Jon Gillies shared the shutout of Ger- Nashville 1 Jan. 2 and recorded two goals and an many, while Gibson played all 60 min- New Jersey 1 assist against the Slovaks. utes against Czech Republic. In 2004, 1 J.T. Miller also has three multi-point Al Montoya whitewashed Austria and Philadelphia 1 games in a row by notching two as- Slovakia en route to a gold medal and Phoenix 1 sists against Canada. Miller had a goal the directorate award for top goalten- San Jose 1 and two assists against the Czechs, der. Washington 1 preceded by his two-assist outing vs. Winnipeg 1 Slovakia. Game Notes • USA vs. Sweden • Jan. 5, 2013 • Page 4 2013 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS Head Coach (through preliminary round) Phil Housley Phil Housley is serv- ing as the head coach Group B of the U.S. National Team GP W-OTW-OTL-L GF-GA PTS Junior Team for the 1. Canada* 4 4-0-0-0 21-8 12 fi rst time. Previously, 2. Russia* 4 2-1-0-0 12-3 8 he held assistant 3. USA* 4 2-0-0-2 19-7 6 coaching positions for the 2007 and 2011 4. Slovakia 4 0-1-1-2 10-19 3 U.S. National Junior Teams that received bronze medals. Additionally, Housley was 5. Germany 4 0-0-1-3 4-26 1 an assistant coach for the 2011 U.S. Men’s National Team. Group A A seven-time member of the U.S. Team GP W-OTW-OTL-L GF-GA PTS Men’s National Team (1982, 1986, 1. Sweden* 4 3-1-0-0 19-8 11 1989, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2003), Housley 2. Czech Republic* 4 2-1-0-1 12-10 8 earned a silver medal with the U.S. Olym- 3. Switzerland* 4 1-0-3-0 16-14 6 pic Men’s Ice Hockey Team at the 2002 4. Finland 4 1-1-0-2 15-15 5 Olympic Winter Games. In 1996 helped 5. Latvia 4 0-0-0-4 6-21 0 Team USA to a fi rst-place fi nish at the . He made his Team * clinched playoff berth USA debut at the 1982 IIHF World Junior Championship. Housley spent 21 seasons in the NHL CAPTAIN AmeRICA National Junior Team roster have won (1982-2003) and has the highest career Defenseman is wearing gold medals at those events, includ- Jake McCabe point total (1,232) by an American defen- the captain’s ‘C’ for Team USA. Join- ing four players who have won twice; seman. He is a member of the IIHF and ing McCabe as alternate captains are Tyler Biggs and Rocco Grimaldi did U.S. Hockey Halls of Fame. Cole Bardreau, Seth Jones, J.T. Mill- so in 2010 and 2011, while Seth Jones A native of South St. Paul, Minn., er and Jacob Trouba. The alternate and Jacob Trouba equaled the feat in Housley is in his ninth season as the captains are split into two pairs, with 2011 and 2012. The other gold medal- head coach of the Stillwater (Minn.) High Jones and Miller wearing an ‘A’ when ists in 2011 were Cole Bardreau, John School boys’ ice hockey team. the U.S. wears its white jerseys and Gibson, Jake McCabe, J.T. Miller, Bardreau and Trouba doing do so in Connor murphy and Blake Pietila. defensemen and second for WHL rook- the blue jerseys. In 2012, Riley Barber, Patrick Sieloff ies. McCabe is in his second season at the and Ryan Hartman also stood atop the Goalie John Gibson (Kitchener University of . He is the third medal stand. Rangers) is tied for fi fth in the OHL in Wisconsin Badger in the last four years In 2011, Gibson was named best both goals against average (2.33) and to lead the U.S. National Junior Team. goalie of the tournament by the direc- save percentage (.929). Also in the derek Stepan captained the U.S. to a torate. OHL, Garret Sparks () gold medal in 2010, while John Ram- has a league-best 950 saves and four age helped the U.S. to a bronze medal LeAGUe LeAdeRS shutouts. in 2011 in Buffalo, N.Y. A number of U.S. players are prominent scorers in their respective leagues. TeAm BUILdING WeLCome BACK John Gaudreau (Boston College) is Thirteen of the 23 players on the U.S. Team USA returns three players from tied for seventh in NCAA hockey with 23 National Junior Team preliminary ros- the 2012 IIHF World Junior Champion- points. His 11 goals are tied for third in ter were members of the U.S. National ship. Forward J.T. Miller played in all the college ranks. Blake Pietila (Michi- Team Development Program. Addition- six games last year, registering two gan Tech University) has 10 goals in 17 ally, Sean Kuraly and mario Lucia goals and two assists. Defenseman Ja- games, which is tied for seventh in the played brief stints with the NTDP during cob Trouba was the youngest player NCAA. Riley Barber (Miami Universi- their junior careers. on Team USA in 2012. He collected two ty) is the top point-getter among rook- The list of past NTDP members in- assists and was Team USA’s Player ies in the NCAA with eight goals and 22 cludes forwards Riley Barber (2011- of the Game vs. Canada on Dec. 31, points in 18 games. 12), Cole Bardreau (2009-11), Tyler 2011. John Gibson made Alex Galchenyuk’s ( Sting), Biggs (2009-11), Rocco Grimaldi one start last year, making 23 saves on whose 27 goals in 33 games are tied (2009-11), Ryan Hartman (2010-12), 27 shots in a loss to Finland. for fi rst in the Hockey League. Blake Pietila (2009-11), J.T. Miller Vince Trocheck (Saginaw Spirit) is fi fth (2009-11); defensemen Seth Jones, GoLd medAL PedIGRee on the OHL points list with 50 (24-26) in Jake McCabe (2009-11), Connor mur- The United States has won the last four 35 games. Seth Jones (Portland Win- phy (2009-11), Patrick Sieloff (2009- IIHF Men’s Under-18 World Champion- terhawks) has 28 points (8-20) to rank 11), Jacob Trouba (2010-12); and ships. Thirteen players on the 2013 U.S. fi fth among goaltender John Gibson (2009-11). Game Notes • USA vs. Sweden • Jan. 5, 2013 • Page 5 Roster Breakdown Youthful Exuberance (power play) and Ryan Hartman also Typically a tournament for 19-year olds, had a goal apiece in the win. In a 5-1 Home States of Team USA the U.S. roster includes seven players loss to Finland on Dec. 22, Blake Pi- Ohio 4 born in 1994: Riley Barber, Alex Gal- etila was Team USA’s goal scorer. 4 chenyuk, Ryan Hartman, Jon Gillies, 2 Seth Jones, Patrick Sieloff and Ja- OTHER USA HOCKEY HAPPENINGS Minnesota 2 cob Trouba. 2 Hockey Weekend Across America Wisconsin 2 Family ties USA Hockey presents the sixth annu- California 1 A number of U.S. players have fam- al Hockey Weekend Across America, Florida 1 ily roots in college and/or professional presented by CCM, Feb. 15-17, 2013. Maine 1 hockey. Hockey Weekend Across America is Massachusetts 1 - Riley Barber’s dad, Don, played at focused on celebrating the sport and New Jersey 1 Bowling Green State University and in those involved while sharing hockey New York 1 the NHL. with new audiences. For complete cov- Texas 1 - Tyler Biggs’ dad, Don, played in the erage visit: NHL. HockeyWeekendAcrossAmerica.com Birth Year - Alex Galchenyuk’s father, Alexan- 1993 16 der, played in the International Hockey 1994 7 League, including , where Alex was born, and throughout Europe. By College - John Gaudreau’s dad, Guy, skated 2 at Norwich University. Boston College 1 - Jon Gillies’ dad, Bruce, played in the 1 IHL. Harvard University 1 - Seth Jones’ father, Ron “Popeye”, 1 did not play hockey, however, he had Michigan Tech University 1 an 11-year career in the National Bas- University of Minnesota 1 ketball Association and is currently a University of North Dakota 1 coach for the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets. University of Notre Dame 1 - Sean Kuraly’s father, Rick, starred at Providence College 1 Miami University and is the program’s Union College 1 career scoring leader. University of Wisconsin 1 - Mario Lucia’s dad, Don, also played at Notre Dame and is the head coach of Other Leagues the University of Minnesota men’s ice OHL 8 hockey team. AHL 1 - Connor Murphy’s dad, Gord, played WHL 1 14 seasons in the NHL and is on the coaching staff of the Player Stats - Blake Pietila has a brother, Chad, Average Age: 19 years, 3 months and cousin, Aaron, playing alongside Average Height: 6’1” (185 cm) him at Michigan Tech. His uncle, Jim Average Weight: 196 lbs. (89 kg) Storm, also played for Michigan Tech, Shoots/Catches: Left: 14 Right: 9 and eventually the . - Jim Vesey’s father, Jim, played at Oldest Player: Merrimack College and also in the NHL. Sean Kuraly (1/20/93) Pre-tournament recap Youngest Player: Team USA began its training camp Seth Jones (10/3/94) on Dec. 16 at the New York Rangers’ Madison Square Garden Training Facil- ity in Tarrytown, N.Y. Three days later, the team arrived in Helsinki, Finland, where it played a pair of pre-tourna- ment games. Against Sweden on Dec. 20, the U.S. notched a 3-2 victory in overtime on Shayne Gostisbehere’s blast from the point. Connor Murphy Game Notes • USA vs. Sweden • Jan. 5, 2013 • Page 6 USA vs. Sweden • Dec. 20, 2012 • Pre-Tournament #1 USA vs. Finland • Dec. 22, 2012 • Pre-Tournament #2 Vantaa Valtti Arena (1,642) • Helsinki, Finland Helsinki Ice Hall • Helsinki, Finland

Scoring By Period Scoring By Period Team 1 2 3 OT Total Team 1 2 3 Total SWE 1 2 0 0 2 FIN 1 0 4 5 USA 1 1 0 1 3 USA 0 0 1 1

First Period – Scoring: 1, SWE, Molin (Froberg), 2:35; First Period – Scoring: 1, FIN, Leino (Nykopp, Hannikain- 2, USA, Murphy (Vesey, Trocheck), 4:51 (pp). Penalties: en), 15:47. Penalties: USA, Gibson (delay of game), 0:55; SWE, Team (too many men), 4:03; USA, Team (too many USA, Miller (tripping), 10:46; USA, Grimaldi (slashing), men), 6:46; USA, Team (too many men), 12:52; USA, 13:21; FIN, Riikola (interference), 16:19; FIN, Hannikainen Gostisbehere (slashing), 16:05; USA, Hartman (holding), (hooking), 17:37. 17:02; SWE, Arnesson (tripping), 19:21. Second Period – Scoring: None. Penalties: USA, Pietila Second Period – Scoring: 3, USA, Hartman (Lucia), 3:48; (slashing), 5:31; FIN, Barkov (hooking), 8:11; USA, Gostis- 4, SWE, Rakell (Vikstrand, Sandberg), 19:26 (pp). Penal- behere (slashing), 12:26; FIN, Salomaki (hooking), 12:54; ties: SWE, Pettersson (tripping), 6:02; USA, Gostisbehere USA, Jones (slashing), 19:08. (hooking), 9:11; SWE, Forsberg (slashing), 13:24; SWE, Arnesson (interference), 16:23; USA, Murphy (high-stick- Third Period – Scoring: 2, FIN, Granland (Maata, Salo- ing), 18:36. maki), 1:06 (pp); 3, FIN, Barkov (Haapala, Lehkonen), 2:17; 4, USA, Pietila (Trouba), 3:12; 5, FIN, Lehkonen Third Period – Scoring: None. Penalties: USA, Gal- (Barkov, Aaltonen), 5:02 (pp); 6, FIN, Teravainen (Barkov, chenyuk (holding), 4:11; USA, Biggs (tripping), 11:49; Ristolainen), 11:31 (pp). Penalties: USA, Matteau (check- SWE, Sorensen (tripping), 13:11; SWE, Lindholm (high- ing to the head), 3:40; USA, Matteau (10-minute miscon- sticking), 15:57; USA, Team (too many men), 17:16; SWE, duct), 3:40; USA, Hartman (boarding), 11:10; FIN, Salo- Djoos (tripping), 18:02. maki (boarding), 12:03; Armia, (Interference), 16:20.

Overtime - Scoring: 5, USA, Gostisbehere (Kuraly), 1:38. Shots By Period Penalties: None. Team 1 2 3 Total Finland 4 12 14 30 Shots By Period USA 10 10 13 33 Team 1 2 3 OT Total Sweden 10 12 15 0 37 Goaltender (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total USA 10 12 8 2 32 FIN, Korpisalo, 31: 53 10/10 6/6 -- 16/16 FIN, Laurikainen, 28:07 -- 4/4 12/13 16/17 Goaltender (SH/SV) 1 2 3 OT Total USA, Gibson, 60:00 3/4 12/12 10/14 25/30 SWE, Lundstrom, 61:38 9/10 11/12 8/8 1/2 29/32 USA, Sparks, 31:27 9/10 8/8 -- -- 17/18 Power Play: USA 0-6; FIN 3-8 USA, Gillies, 30:11 -- 3/4 15/15 0/0 18/19 Penalties: USA 9-26; FIN 6-12

Power Play: USA 1-9; Sweden 1-9 Penalties: USA 9-18; Sweden 9-18 Game Notes • USA vs. Sweden • Jan. 5, 2013 • Page 7 USA vs. Germany • Dec. 27, 2012 • Preliminary Game #1 USA vs. Russia • Dec. 28, 2012 • Preliminary Game #2 Ufa Arena • Ufa, Russia Ufa Arena • Ufa, Russia

Scoring By Period Scoring By Period Team 1 2 3 Total Team 1 2 3 Total GER 0 0 0 0 RUS 1 0 1 2 USA 3 3 2 8 USA 0 1 0 1

First Period – Scoring: 1, USA, Kuraly (Galchenyuk, First Period – Scoring: 1, RUS, Yarullin (Nesterov, Yaku- Barber), 0:19; 2, USA, Trouba (Pietila), 8:30; 3, USA, pov), 2:42 (pp). Penalties: USA, Trouba (interference), Galchenyuk (Kuraly, Barber), 9:54. Penalties: GER, Kahun 2:29; RUS, Mozer (hooking), 2:57; USA, Team (too many (tripping), 2:30; GER, Kranthaler (tripping), 5:23; GER, men), 9:36; USA, Gibson (tripping), 11:27; USA, Grimaldi Draisaitl (interference), 10:18; USA, Kuraly (cross-check- (hooking), 14:37. ing), 17:19. Second Period – Scoring: 2, USA, Trouba (Galchenyuk), Second Period – Scoring: 4, USA, Barber (Galchenyuk), 13:18, (pp). Penalties: RUS, Dyakov (tripping), 5:12; RUS, 0:14; 5, USA, Gostisbehere (Jones, Grimaldi), 6:33 (pp); Kucherov (holding), 12:28. 6, USA, Hartman (Pietila, Bardreau), 7:55. Penalties: GER, Ackermann (tripping), 5:06; USA, Trouba (inter- Third Period – Scoring: 3, RUS, Tkachyov (Nichushkin, ference), 12:47; USA, McCabe (holding), 13:08; GER, Sergeyev), 4:10. Penalties: RUS, Kapustin (checking from Reimer (hooking), 16:02. behind), 18:28; RUS, Kapustin (10-minute misconduct), 18:28. Third Period – Scoring: 7, USA, Miller, 8:36; 8, USA, Jones (unassisted), 10:32. Penalties: USA, Biggs (interfer- Shots By Period ence), 1:45; USA, Trocheck (tripping), 2:26; USA, Mc- Team 1 2 3 Total Cabe (tripping), 4:40; GER, Mebus (roughing), 8:06; USA, USA 10 17 15 42 Galchenyuk (cross-checking), 8:06. RUS 8 11 11 30

Shots By Period Goaltender (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total Team 1 2 3 Total USA, Gibson, 59:09 7/8 11/11 10/11 28/30 GER 9 10 7 26 RUS, Makarov, 60:00 10/10 16/17 15/15 41/42 USA 14 20 12 46 Power Play: USA 1-4; RUS, 1-4 Goaltender (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total Penalties: USA 4-8; RUS, 5-18 USA, Gibson, 40:00 9/9 10/10 -- 19/19 USA, Gillies, 20:00 -- -- 7/7 7/7 GER, Cupper, 60:00 11/14 17/20 10/12 38/46

Power Play: USA 1-6; GER, 0-4 Penalties: USA 7-14; GER, 6-12 Game Notes • USA vs. Sweden • Jan. 5, 2013 • Page 8 USA vs. Canada • Dec. 30, 2012 • Preliminary Game #3 USA vs. Slovakia • Dec. 31, 2012 • Preliminary Game #4 Ufa Arena • Ufa, Russia Ufa Arena • Ufa, Russia

Scoring By Period Scoring By Period Team 1 2 3 Total Team 1 2 3 Total CAN 2 0 0 2 SVK 2 0 1 3 USA 0 0 1 1 USA 5 3 1 9

First Period – Scoring: 1, CAN, Nugent-Hopkins (Huber- First Period – Scoring: 1, USA, Bardreau (Hartman, Gib- deau, Schiefele), 7:13; 2, CAN, Strome (Ritchie, Camara), son), 4:05; 2, SVK, Matis (Kolena), 4:19; 3, USA, McCabe 14:44. Penalties: USA, Barber (slashing), 11:15; CAN, (Vesey, Miller), 5:10; 4, USA, Gaudreau (Gostisbehere, Strome (slashing), 18:19. Vesey), 9:00; 5, USA, Reilly (Vesey, Miller), 11:46; 6, USA, Trouba (Kuraly, Galchenyuk), 13:50 (pp); 7, SVK, Mraz Second Period – Scoring: None. Penalties: CAN, Rein- (Ceresnak, Nechala), 18:35 (pp). Penalties: SVK, Dano hart (high sticking), 6:52; USA, Jones (slashing), 12:11. (tripping), 13:22; USA, Gostisbehere (slashing - maj.), 16:50; USA Gostisbehere (game misconduct), 16:50. Third Period – Scoring: 3, USA, Trouba (Galchenyuk, Reilly), 11:02 (pp). Penalties: CAN, Subban (tripping), Second Period – Scoring: 8, USA, Gaudreau (McCabe, 7:35; CAN, Strome (delaying the game), 9:52; USA, Trocheck), 4:55 (pp); 9, USA, Trocheck (Gaudreau), 6:16; McCabe (checking to the head), 12:06; USA, McCabe 10, USA, Trocheck (Biggs, Lucia), 10:00. Penalties: SVK, (misconduct), 12:06; USA, Biggs (goaltender interference), Matis (holding), 3:08; SVK, Dano (roughing), 5:21; USA, 13:30; USA, Hartman (checking to the head), 15:50; USA, Reilly (hooking), 7:18; USA, Barber (tripping), 7:33; SVK, Hartman (misconduct), 15:50; USA, Trouba (interference), Bires (tripping), 11:14; USA, Miller (slashing), 12:49; USA, 15:50; USA, Trocheck (cross-checking), 16:25; CAN, Hu- Biggs (holding), 13:06. berdeau (slashing), 16:26; CAN, Nugent-Hopkins (board- ing), 18:23. Third Period – Scoring: 11, SVK, Matis (Kolena, Uhrik), 9:21; 12, USA, Galchenyuk (Murphy, Jones), 16:16 (pp). Shots By Period Penalties: SVK, Bagin (kneeing), 0:59; SVK, Kolena Team 1 2 3 Total (charging), 4:53; SVK, Dano (slashing), 11:09; USA, Trou- CAN 11 8 13 32 ba (tripping), 14:56; SVK, Matis (checking to the head), USA 10 15 12 37 15:50; SVK, Matis (10-minute misconduct), 15:50; SVK, Dano (slashing), 16:13; USA, Jones (cross-checking), Goaltender (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total 17:14. USA, Gibson, 58:58 9/11 8/8 13/13 30/32 CAN, Subban, 60:00 10/10 15/15 11/12 36/37 Shots By Period Team 1 2 3 Total Power Play: USA 1-5; CAN, 0-4 SVK 3 8 8 29 Penalties: USA 7-34; CAN, 6-14 USA 18 12 10 40

Goaltender (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total SVK, Nagy, 9:00 6/9 -- -- 6/9 SVK, Romancik, 51:00 7/9 9/12 9/10 25/31 USA, Gibson, 60:00 11/13 8/8 7/8 26/29

Power Play: SVK 1-8; USA, 4-9 Penalties: SVK 10-28; USA, 8-37 Game Notes • USA vs. Sweden • Jan. 5, 2013 • Page 9 USA vs. Czech Republic • Jan. 2, 2013 •Quarterfinal Round USA vs. Canada • Jan. 2, 2013 Semifinal Round Ufa Arena • Ufa, Russia Ufa Arena • Ufa, Russia

Scoring By Period Scoring By Period Team 1 2 3 Total Team 1 2 3 Total CZE 0 0 0 0 CAN 0 0 1 1 USA 1 5 1 7 USA 2 2 1 5

First Period – Scoring: 1, USA, Gaudreau (Trouba, First Period – Scoring: 1, USA, McCabe (Barber, Reilly), Jones), 11:45 (5x3 pp). Penalties: USA, Hartman (rough- 7:18; 2, USA, McCabe (Grimaldi, Trocheck), 16:02. Penal- ing), 3:50; CZE, Sidlik (slashing), 4:07; USA, Biggs (board- ties: None. ing), 6:46; CZE, Musil (slashing), 6:46; USA, Bardreau (goaltender interference), 7:11; CZE, Jenik (hooking), Second Period – Scoring: 3, USA, Gaudreau (McCabe, 9:49; CZE, Jaskin (hooking), 11:23; USA, Trouba (hold- Gibson), 2:58; 4, USA, Vesey (Gaudreau, Miller), 12:44. ing), 18:00; CZE, Musil (slashing), 19:13. Penalties: CAN, Nugent-Hopkins (slashing), 6:48; USA, Murphy (tripping), 9:46; CAN, Reinhart (high-sticking), Second Period – Scoring: 2, USA, Gaudreau (Miller, Mc- 14:20; CAN, Camara (high-sticking), 18:54. Cabe), 0:28 (pp); 3, USA, Hartman (Bardreau, Trouba), 1:08; 4, USA, Barber (Galchenyuk, Trouba), 8:44 (pp); 5, Third Period – Scoring: 5, CAN, Rattie (Danault), 4:03 USA, Barber (Jones), 12:13; 6, USA, Gaudreau (Miller, (sh); 6, USA, Gaudreau (Vesey, Miller), 15:41. Penalties: Jones), 19:47 (pp). Penalties: USA, Hartman (roughing), USA, Sieloff (handling the puck), 1:48; CAN, Scheifele 5:02; USA, Reilly (roughing), 5:02; CZE, Hrbas (roughing), (kneeing), 1:48; CAN, Team (too many men), 2:57; USA, 5:02; CZE, Frk (roughing), 5:02; CZE, Sedlak (boarding), Gaudreau (high-sticking), 9:54; CAN, Camara (high-stick- 8:22; USA, Trocheck (hooking), 10:12; CZE, Musil (delay- ing), 15:56; CAN, Danault (kneeing), 18:50; CAN, Reinhart ing the game), 19:10. (cross-checking), 20:00

Third Period – Scoring: 7, USA, Miller (Jones, Trouba), Shots By Period 4:08 (5x3 pp). Penalties: CZE, Hertl (tripping), 3:33; CZE, Team 1 2 3 Total Jenik (delaying the game), 3:39; CZE, Faska (cross- CAN 8 10 16 34 checking), 5:24; USA, Vesey (roughing), 12:06; USA, USA 12 14 16 42 Galchenyuk (interference), 12:06; CZE, Musil (roughing), 12:06; CZE, Frk (slashing), 13:36; CZE, Frk (misconduct), Goaltender (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total 13:36; USA, Hartman (interference), 15:06; CZE, Beran CAN, Subban, 32:44 10/12 2/4 -- 12/16 (high-sticking), 16:27; CZE, Nemec (high-sticking), 17:25; CAN, Binnington, 27:16 -- 10/10 15/16 25/26 CZE, Hrbas (cross-checking), 18:48. USA, Gibson, 60:00 8/8 10/10 15/16 33/34

Shots By Period Power Play: CAN, 0-2; USA, 0-6 Team 1 2 3 Total Penalties: CAN, 8-16; USA, 3-6 CZE 8 15 8 31 USA 9 15 13 37

Goaltender (SH/SV) 1 2 3 Total USA, Gibson, 60:00 8/8 15/15 8/8 31/31 CZE, Bartosak, 21:08 8/9 2/4 -- 10/13 CZE, Machosvsky, 38:52 -- 8/11 12/13 20/24

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GER RUS CAN SVK CZE CAN SWE No. Name 12/27 12/28 12/30 12/31 1/2 1/3 1/5 3 Jones, Seth 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-4 0-0 5 Murphy, Connor 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 6 Reilly, Mike 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 0-1 7 Kuraly, Sean 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 8 Trouba, Jake 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-4 0-0 10 Miller, J.T. 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 1-2 0-2 12 Lucia, Mario 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 13 Gaudreau, John 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 3-0 2-1 14 Gostisbehere, Shayne 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 DNP 0-0 15 Galchenyuk, Alex 1-2 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-0 16 Barber, Riley 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 0-1 18 Bardreau, Cole 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-1 0-0 19 McCabe, Jake 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-1 2-1 20 Pietila, Blake 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 21 Hartman, Ryan 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 22 Biggs, Tyler 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 23 Grimaldi, Rocco 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 25 Trocheck, Vince 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 0-0 0-1 26 Vesey, Jim 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 1-1 27 Sieloff, Patrick DNP 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 29 Sparks, Garret DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 30 Gillies, Jon 7/7 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 35 Gibson, John 19/19 28/30 30/32 26/29 31/31 33-34