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18-28 April 2019 Örnsköldsvik - Umeå follow the action! @iihfhockey @U18worlds2019 MEDIA GUIDE 18-28 april 2019 Örnsköldsvik - Umeå Fjällräven Center | A3 Arena | 2019.u18worlds.hockey The 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship MEDIA GUIDE 2019 Table of contents: 2-3 Table of contents 4 Information about Örnsköldsvik 5 Information about Fjällräven Center 6 Information about Umeå 7 Information about A3 Arena 8-9 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship game schedule 10-11 Information about team Belarus 12-13 Information about team Canada 14-15 Information about team Czech Republic 16-17 Information about team Finland 18-19 Information about team Latvia 20-21 Information about team Russia 22-23 Information about team Slovakia 24-25 Information about team Sweden 26-27 Information about team Switzerland 28-29 Information about team USA 30-31 Overall Scoring Leaders in IIHF U18 World Championship 1999-2018 32-38 Directorate awards to best players, MVP and medias All Star Team 39-41 Team Sweden´s results and game schedule during season 2018/2019 42 Team Sweden´s goalkeepers during season 2018/2019 43-44 Team Sweden´s scoring leaders during season 2018/2019 2 45-77 Swedish scoring leaders in each IIHF U18 World Championship 1999-2018 78-79 Swedish scoring leaders in IIHF U18 World Championship 1999-2018 80-85 Swedish IIHF U18 World Championship players year by year 1999-2018 86-94 Swedish IIHF U18 World Championship players in alphabetical order 1999-2018 95-101 All Sweden´s official games, results 102 All Sweden´s official games, standings 103-115 All Sweden´s unofficial games, results 116 All Sweden´s unofficial games, standings 117 Sweden´s record notes in IIHF U18 World Championship 1999-2018 118-119 Swedish Ice Hockey Association´s general information 120 Sweden´s placement in IIHF U18 World Championship 1999-2018 Media Guide for the 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship Editor-in-chief Anders Feltenmark The Swedish Ice Hockey Association Box 5204 121 16 Johanneshov Sweden Design, layout, printing and distribution by Phone: +46 8 449 04 00 operator Mobile phone: +46 70 445 04 08 E-mail: [email protected] ÅGRENSHUSET, Bjästa Fax: +46 8 91 00 35 www.agrenshuset.se 3 Welcome to Ornskoldsvik Örnsköldsvik is situated in Höga Kusten – The High Coast – in the north of Sweden. This city breathes hockey and the list of outstanding players coming from Ornskoldsvik is long: Peter Forsberg, Markus Naslund, Daniel and Henrik Sedin, Victor Hedman, Niklas Sundstrom, Tobias Enstrom just to name a few of them. The history of Ornskoldsvik begins already during the age of Bronze and got cityrights on July 1, 1894. The city has been named after the governor Per Abraham Ornskold and is one of the few cities in Sweden that has been named after an individual. The population in Ornskoldsvik is nearly 60 000 persons where around 33 000 of them lives in the city center. The city center offers shopping, restaurants, coffee shops and a big public bath with SPA, water parks and slides. Learn more about Ornskoldsvik at www.ornskoldsvik.se Learn more about the region The High Coast of Sweden at www.hogakusten.com Ornskoldsvik is a part of The High Coast, one of the most dramatic landscapes in Sweden. PHOTO: Hakan Nordstrom 4 Welcome to Fjallraven Center in Ornskoldsvik Fjallraven Center opened in august 2006 and was initially called Swedbank Arena. From 2010 it has been called Fjallraven Center and since then this arena has been one of the central event centers in Ornskoldsvik. Essentially, the arena is used by MODO Hockey, but it is also used for concerts and other bigger events throughout the year. - 7049 spectators - 2 restaurants - 6 sports bars - 44 boxes on lounge floor - 8 kiosks - 800 m to city center MODO Hockey has their own museum on the second floor of the arena. Here you can learn more about the club that was established back in 1921. Photo: MODO Hockey 5 Welcome to Umea Umea was named Sweden´s best sport city 2018. Welcome to the progressive city of Umea. With its 125 000 inhabitants, Umea is the largest city in northern of Sweden. Umea University with some 35 000 students from all over the world, contributes to a unique, creative vibe in Umea. In 2014 Umea was appointed European Capital of Culture, and in 2018 it won the prestigious title Sweden´s best sports city for its extensive work with developing exceptional conditions for a wide range of sports. The citizens take great pride in being role models when it comes to gender equality and sustainable development. Umea has a long history of being a cultural city with an edge. Here you will find unique museums, world class opera, top restaurants, great shopping – activities for all to enjoy. The city´s pride and number one hockey club, IF Bjorkloven, became Swedish Champions in 1987. Today IF Bjorkloven, just like MODO Hockey, plays in the Swedish second league HockeyAllsvenskan. Bjorkloven means birch leaves, and this you will find a lot in this city with some 5 000 birch trees planted only in the city centre. That´s why Umeo is also known as the City of birch trees. Learn more about Umea at www.visitumea.se Learn more about the region Vasterbotten at www.visitvasterbotten.se The city center offers great shopping and meeting spots. 6 Welcome to the A3 Arena in Umea At December 17, 1963, the arena opened as the third big arena in Sweden. In 2001 a major renovation was carried out. Since December 18, 2017 the name is A3 Arena. Essentially, the stadium is used by second league club IF Bjorkloven, but it is also used for concerts and other bigger events. - 5400 spectators - 1 restaurant - 3 sports bars - 21 lounge boxes - 10 kiosks - 2,2 km to city center A3 Arena in Umea hosted, together with Skelleftea Kraft Arena, the 2000 IIHF World Junior Championship. 7 THE 2019 IIHF ICE HOCKEY U18 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN SWEDEN APRIL 18-28 2019The 2019 IIHF WorldIIHF U18 U18 World Championship Championship will be will played be played during during April 1 8April-28 2019 18-28 in 2019 Fjällrävenin Fjällräven Center, Center, Örnsköldsvik Örnsköldsvik and andA3 Arena, A3 Arena, Umeå Umeå,, Sweden Sweden FIRST ROUND In the first round ten teams play in two five team groups. Each team play four games in the first round. Group A A3 Arena, Umeå Finland Czech Republic Canada Belarus Switzerland Group B Fjällräven Center, Örnsköldsvik USA Sweden Russia Slovakia Latvia GAME SCHEDULE PRELIMINARY ROUND Day, Game Group Teams Venue date, number time Thursday April 18 2019 15.30 1 B Russia-Slovakia Örnsköldsvik 15.30 2 A Czech Republic-Belarus Umeå 19.30 3 B Sweden-USA Örnsköldsvik 19.30 4 A Canada-Finland Umeå Friday April 19 2019 15.30 5 B Slovakia-USA Örnsköldsvik 15.30 6 A Canada-Switzerland Umeå 19.30 7 B Sweden-Latvia Örnsköldsvik 19.30 8 A Belarus-Finland Umeå Saturday April 20 2019 15.30 9 B Latvia-Russia Örnsköldsvik 15.30 10 A Switzerland-Czech Republic Umeå 8 Day, Game Group Teams Venue date, number Sunday April 21 2019 15.30 11 B USA-Russia Örnsköldsvik 15.30 12 A Finland-Czech Republic Umeå 19.30 13 B Slovakia-Sweden Örnsköldsvik 19.30 14 A Belarus-Canada Umeå Monday April 22 2019 15.30 15 B Latvia-Slovakia Örnsköldsvik 15.30 16 A Switzerland-Belarus Umeå Tuesday April 23 2019 15.30 17 B USA-Latvia Örnsköldsvik 15.30 18 A Finland-Switzerland Umeå 19.30 19 B Russia-Sweden Örnsköldsvik 19.30 20 A Czech Republic-Canada Umeå Wednesday April 24 2019 Non game day RELEGATION AND PLAY OFF GAMES Thursday April 25 2019 11.30 21 Rel. Relegation game A 5-B 5 Umeå 15.30 22 QF 1 Quarter Final 1: A 2-B 3 Umeå 15.30 23 QF 2 Quarter Final 2: B 2-A 3 Örnsköldsvik 19.30 24 QF 3 Quarter Final 3: A 1-B 4 Umeå 19.30 25 QF 4 Quarter Final 4: B 1-A 4 Örnsköldsvik If Sweden is playing Quarter Final then Sweden will play its Quarter Final at 19.30 in Örnsköldsvik Quarter Final game starting times might be changed due to television requests Friday April 26 2019 Non game day Saturday April 27 2019 15.30 26 Semi Final 1 Winner G. 25-Winner g. 22 Örnsköldsvik 19.30 27 Relegation B 5-A 5 Umeå 19.30 28 Semi Final 2 Winner G. 24-Winner g. 23 Örnsköldsvik The highest ranked team from the preliminary round will play Semi Final at 15.30, game 26 Sunday April 28 2019 Relegation game 15.30 29 Rel. A 5-B 5 Only if needed Umeå Bronze Medal Game 15.30 30 BMG Bronze Medal Game Örnsköldsvik Gold Medal Game 19.30 31 GMG Gold Medal Game Örnsköldsvik Note! All game starting times are expressed in local Swedish time 9 TEAM BELARUS 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship Preliminary round Date Game No Group Time Game matchup Venue Thu. April 18th 2 A 15.30 vs. Czech Republic Umeå Fri. April 19th 8 A 19.30 vs. Finland Umeå Sun. April 21st 14 A 19.30 vs. Canada Umeå Mon. April 22nd 16 A 15.30 vs. Switzerland Umeå Coming games depending on results in the preliminary round Championship Results Year-By-Year Year Games Won Lost Tied Goals for/Against Points Position 1999 6 4 0 2 38-15 8 1st in W18 Pool B 2000 6 0 6 0 7-63 0 10th 2001 6 5 0 1 37-17 11 1st in W18 1 2002 8 3 5 0 20-40 6 5th 2003 6 2 3 1 27-37 5 8th 2004 6 1 5 0 9-32 2 9th 2005 5 4 1 0 23-10 8 1st in W18 1 A 2006 5 1 4 1 12-36 3 9th 2007 5 5 0 0 37-11 14 1st in W18 Division 1 Group A 2008 6 1 5 0 16-27 3 9th 2009 5 5 0 0 23-6 14 1st in W18 Division 1 Group A 2010 6 0 6 0 11-38 0 10th 2011 5 2 3 0 25-13 7 4th in W18 Division 1 Pool B 2012 5 5 0 0 28-9 15 1st in W18 Division 1 Pool B 2013 5 2 3 0 17-15 7 4th in W18 Division 1 Pool A 2014 5 3 2 0 15-12 8 4th in W18 Division 1 Pool A 2015 5 4 1 0 23-15 12 1st in W18 Division 1 Pool A 2016 6 4 1 0 23-15 12 1st in W18 Division 1 Group A 2017 7 2 5 0 14-25 6 9th 2018 5 1 4 0 13-29 3 8th Population: 9 549 747 Registered players in total: 5 370 Juniors: 3 702 Seniors: 1 662 Women: 6 Referees, male: 147 Referees, female: 3 Indoor arenas: 38 Outdoor rinks: 3 10 Address: Belarus Ice Hockey Federation Pobeditelei Avenue 20/3 22 00 20 Minsk Belarus Phone: +375 173 65 55 93 Fax: +375 172 54 58 42 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.hockey.by 11 TEAM CANADA 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship Preliminary round Date Game No Group Time Game matchup Venue Thu.
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