#WJC 2022

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IIHF World Junior Championship 2022 Schedule Announced

Hockey Canada and the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF), have released the game schedules for the 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship. The World Juniors 2022 Live hockey ticket sales for the event, which will take place at Rogers Place in Edmonton, from 9 to 20 Aug 2022, have also begun.

How to watch 2022 World Juniors on TV, live-stream

​TV channel (Canada): TSN

Live stream : TSN.ca, TSN app

TV channel: NHL Network

Live stream: www.tumblr.com/iihfworldsjunior

The tournament will begin with a clash between Czechia, Slovakia and Latvia at noon. Next up is Latvia vs Finland (at 16:00 local time) and the USA-Germany night game at 20:00.

The remaining ten teams in the 10-team event will begin on 10 August. The noon game will be played by Sweden and Switzerland, while Canada hosts Canada against Latvia at 16:00. Germany and Austria will then play in a neighboring match at 20:00.

Canada, Finland and Czechia will be playing in Group A. The United States, Sweden and Germany will be competing in Group B. If each group has four teams, the top four will advance to the quarter-finals.

Rogers Place will host all games. There will usually be two to three games per day during this preliminary round, which will conclude on 15 August. Canada will play the third quarter-final match at 17:00, if they are qualified.

On 19 August, the semi-finals will be played. If Canada qualifies, or the team with the highest preliminary-round record otherwise, the host will play in the early semi-final match at 14:00. At 18:00, the second semi-final match will take place. The 20th of August is the date for the medal games.

This will be the first time that all World Juniors games have been held in one location since 1988. Fans will also be present.

Single-game tickets are now available for purchase starting at $40. Packages will still be available.

The 2023 World Junior Championship will not have a relegation round. This means that the same 10 teams will compete in the 2023 World Junior Championship. It will be held in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Moncton (New Brunswick) from Dec. 26 to Jan. 5, 2023.

All games will be broadcast on NHL Networkin America andTSN Canada.

WORLD JUNIORS 2022 SCHEDULE

Aug. 9

Czechia vs Slovakia at 2 p.m. ET Latvia vs Finland, 6 p.m. ET United States vs Germany 10:05 p.m. ET

Aug. 10

Sweden vs Switzerland, 2 p.m. ET Latvia vs Canada, 6 p.m. ET Germany vs Austria at 10 p.m. ET

Aug. 11

Finland vs Czechia at 2 p.m. ET Slovakia vs Canada, 6 p.m. ET Switzerland vs United States, 10 p.m. ET

Aug. 12

Austria vs Sweden, 2 p.m. ET Slovakia vs Latvia, 6 p.m. ET

Aug. 13

United States vs Austria, 2 p.m. ET Canada vs Czechia, 6 p.m. ET Germany vs Switzerland, 10 p.m. ET

Aug. 14

Finland vs Slovakia at 2 p.m. ET Czechia vs Latvia at 6 p.m. ET United States vs Sweden, 10 p.m. ET

Aug. 15

Switzerland vs Austria, 2 p.m. ET Canada vs Finland, 6 p.m. ET Sweden vs Germany, 10 p.m. ET

Aug. 17

Quarterfinal 1, 12:15 p.m. ET Quarterfinal 2, at 3:30 p.m. ET Quarterfinal 3, 7:15 p.m. ET Quarterfinal 4, 10:30 pm. ET

Aug. 19

Semifinal 1, 4. p.m. ET Semifinal 2, 8:15 p.m. ET

Aug. 20

Third-place game, 4 p.m. ET Championship game at 8 p.m. ET

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SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED FOR 2023 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Tournament begins in Moncton, N.B., and Halifax, N.S. on Dec. 26, 2022

MONCTON, N.B. and HALIFAX, N.S. - Hockey Canada and the Global Ice Hockey Organization (IIHF) have released the schedule for the 2023 IIHF World Junior Championship, which is set to happen Dec. 26, 2022-Jan. 5, 2023 in Moncton and Halifax.

Last month, it was declared that Scotiabank Center in Halifax will have Gathering A, highlighting Canada, Sweden, Czechia, Germany and Austria. Avenir Center in Moncton will see the US, Finland, Switzerland, Slovakia and Latvia contend in Gathering B.

"The 2023 World Juniors will be a remarkable festival of hockey across the Maritimes, and we can hardly hold back to drop the puck on Boxing Day," said Senior member McIntosh, VP of occasions and properties with Hockey Canada. "From the first day of the season matchups to the contention games on New Year's Eve, the current year's timetable is very cutthroat and will feature the best under-20 hockey players on the planet in a re-visitation of the competition's customary occasion design."

Read More >> CANADA WINS GOLD AT 2022 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Subsequent to winning a silver decoration at the 2022 IIHF World Junior Title, Finland will open the 2023 occasion against Switzerland in Moncton at 11 a.m. ET/12 p.m. AT on Dec. 26, the first of 20 fundamental round games split between the two host urban areas.

Canada will start its safeguard of its gold award against Czechia on Enclosing Day Halifax at 6:30 p.m. ET/7:30 p.m. AT, in a rematch of the World Youngsters elimination round from the month before.

The US will confront Finland on Dec. 31 at 4 p.m. ET/5 p.m. AT in the main fundamental round matchup between two of the three groups that have won gold at the World Youngsters starting around 2013.

Canada and Sweden will play each other on New Year's Eve interestingly since the 2016 competition, beginning at 6:30 p.m. ET/7:30 p.m. AT.

Every one of the 2023 IIHF World Junior Title games will be communicated on TSN and RDS, the authority broadcast accomplices of Hockey Canada.

"Halifax and Moncton are extraordinary hockey urban communities that are both eager to energetically invite the ten taking an interest groups this year," said Mike Savage, city chairman of Halifax. "We realize that fans and volunteers will anxiously add the 2023 IIHF World Junior Title to their vacation schedules."

"We are excited to gladly invite the world and make a remarkable hockey experience on and off the ice in both host urban communities," said First light Arnold, city hall leader of Moncton. "One thing is sure: Moncton and Halifax's solid history of facilitating top notch games and sea friendliness will be at its ideal."

Canada will have its choice camp, which incorporates games against the U Games All-Stars, in Moncton in mid-December. The pre-competition timetable will be declared before long, with networks all through southern New Brunswick and focal Nova Scotia set to have games.

Almost 50,000 fans entered the 2023 World Youngsters Need Draw. Ought to any stock remain, tickets will go at a bargain to the public later in September.

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A) anon, there is something ,weird to start on the road with 11 wins in the row and since then ...losing and falling just a goal per game. It is not a lack of depth etc it is lack of chemistry, bad atmosphere or dynamics. Of course Tazer likes his vacay in Arizona or Mexico, new gf and their links to psychedelic paradise but he has skipped All Stars Game since 2017. Also with Lindsey and up to warm climate. Seth Jones is up to All Stars for The Blackhawks. Tazer up to Cabo. He is not so mad about ice hockey lol

B) we have BROONZeee!!!!

C) anon. Lol, I mean it is funny what you said. I think Wright looks older than 20, Bedard like 14 but the rest of both team look like young guns.

Very interesting games in the finals as well as semi finals. Very adult like hockey. I guess anon Czech success in adult as well as minor category is linked to the change of coaches and ex communist big wigs. They got a bronze as well as silver but you hear from those Czech biggest big mouths popping out in the press that they have no clue about the system called ,gegenpress and d men not sitting on blue line but counter on counter attack of rival forwards. They were not excellent skaters with other tech level but their battling and team spirit with an inner strength were enormous. I guess you hear from old Czech ex communist nepo troupe bs like oh very active defence and how get a positive mindset from 8-10 to zero lol. I guess it is in synch with a promo of 51 years old still playing Jagr in Czech press by former Pens who is also a co owner of an ice hockey club just in time when their juniors won a silver medal. So desperate. He was brilliant during WJC as 17 years old but decades ago. Competing about press and attention with a generation of his possible children lol. So nasty as well bcs it was apparently a case years back when adults got tips from M about development or just admitted they know her.. all about male vanity and s....and how young players date young beauty pageants girls lol.

Seriously. I would like to know how many guys M gets to NHL draft from her ice hockey academy close to Zdeno Chara's home town within years based on development, tactics and skating lol. M was apparently stupid when she said all Czech ice hockey players are slow, any angling was up to Marketa being sent to stick to her ,figure skating,. They still trash her and sent to the kitchen to cook a goulash bcs it is a surname of a player who was another target of their former fashionista nepo coach.

Apparently this junior coach is a main coach of an ice hockey team and his assistant coach is a father of Filip Zadina. He won with previous team 3 titles of their league and Czech junior coach got a gold 20 years ago.. Maybe a reason behind the change of the wind and Finish coach for adult Team Czechia but he apparently plays very strict defensive system seen during their journey to a bronze. Marketa preaches two way read and react gegenpress ice hockey seen with the juniors of Czechia.. it is quite funny and sad how once amazing ex NHLer's vanity and deluded idea about reality regarding the career and age, his murky links to ex communist money laundering politicians.

D) anon Bedard is amazing but he is not so complete player like Sidney Crosby, sorry.

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the vibes in my household atm since we are losing and that means we are not having a good time

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oh i don’t like this game anymore 😃

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where r u watching the wjc

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luke hughes at wjc 2022 2.0, via a deleted thomas bordeleau tiktok

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everyday i mourn wjc 2022 1.0. EVERYDAY.

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Merry Crisis from Kemell and Salin

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IIHF World Junior Championship 2022 to be played in August

After being postponed in December because of COVID-19 concerns, the 2022 IIHF World Junior Championships will be held this summer.

“It will take place in the middle August in Alberta (Canada),” IIHF President Luc Tardif stated Thursday at the 2022 Beijing Olympics. “It will not be the same competition as in December, so we won’t know what happened.”

After four days of play, the tournament for players younger than 20 started in Edmonton and Red Deer (Alberta) on Dec 26th. However, it was cancelled after Russia, Czechia, and the United States each forfeited a preliminary round game after their players tested positive for COVID-19.

Tardif stated that the 2022 WJC could have the same rosters as December’s, regardless of whether the players turn 20 prior to the new tournament.

Tardif stated that they are in talks with all parties and are working out details. It will take place after the Hlinka Gretzky Cup. It will be a hockey festival, and the teams are eager to participate.“

The 2022 Hlinka Gruetzky Cup for players under 18 is set for the first week of August in Edmonton and Red Deer.

The top five NHL Draft picks in 2021 would be eligible to play if the rosters are unchanged. Owen Power, the No. 1 defenseman, was selected by the Buffalo Sabres. 1 by the Buffalo Sabres and forwards Mason McTavish selected No. 3 by the Anaheim Ducks and Kent Johnson, who were selected No. 5 were included by the Columbus Blue Jackets on the Canada roster at the beginning of the tournament in December.

Matty Beniers, forward, was the No. The Seattle Kraken selected Matty Beniers as the No. 2 pick, while Luke Hughes, the No. 3 pick, was chosen by the defenseman. 4 were selected by the New Jersey Devils and were placed on the United States roster.

Jake Sanderson, the No. 5 defenseman in the 2020 NHL Draft was selected. The Senators selected Jake Sanderson as No. 5 in the 2020 NHL Draft. He was the captain of the United States, which is trying to win back-to-back championships for the first-time. Canada was the last to achieve this feat, having won five consecutive titles in 2009.

The United States will play in the preliminary round of Group B along with Russia, Sweden and Slovakia. Canada will be playing preliminary games in Group B with Germany, Czechia and Austria.

The IIHF will reinstate the WJC relegation round. It was removed for the 2022 WJC. Belarus will replace the loser in the best-of-3 round of relegation at the 2023 tournament. It is scheduled for December 26 through January 5.

Belarus is promoted to the top tournament as the winner of the 2022 WJC Division I Group A tournament.

Because the 2021 tournament, also scheduled for Edmonton and Red Deer in 2021, was not in Edmonton, the 2022 tournament was held here.

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CANADA WINS GOLD AT 2022 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Canada's Public Junior Group has won gold on home ice at the 2022 IIHF World Junior Title, bringing down Finland 3-2 in an extra time thrill ride before 13,327 fans.

Kent Johnson (Port Irritable, B.C./Columbus, OHL) was the extra time legend, scoring the brilliant objective on his own bounce back after a behind-the-back pass from Logan Stankoven (Kamloops, B.C./Kamloops, WHL) only 3:20 into the additional casing. The success gives Canada its nineteenth gold decoration and 34th award generally speaking at the World Youngsters.

"I take passes on my strike constantly and I generally attempt to score on the five-opening, yet I had a great deal of time and I had the option to bang home the bounce back," Johnson said. "It was really astonishing extra time period, yet not exactly the circumstance we needed to be in subsequent to going up 2-0. It means everything to us all [to win gold]. It has been an insane two or three months, however everybody needed to win so terrible and I'm glad that we had the option to do it at home."

Joshua Roy (Holy person Georges, Que./Sherbrooke, QMJHL) opened the scoring a little more than 11 minutes into the primary time frame, sticking home a bounce back off a Bricklayer McTavish (Carp, Ont./Hamilton, OHL) shot. William Dufour (Québec, Que./Holy person John, QMJHL) added to Canada's lead, discharging a wrist shot past Finnish goaltender Juha Jatkola 47 seconds into the center casing to make it 2-0.

The Finns eradicated the lead with objectives six minutes separated in the initial 11 minutes of the third time frame, with Aleski Heimosalmi and Joakim Kemell tracking down the rear of the net to compel extra time.

Dylan Garand (Victoria, B.C./Kamloops, WHL) was heavenly in the Canadian objective, making 29 recoveries.

A full game outline can be found at HockeyCanada.ca.

Following the gold decoration game, McTavish was named Most Important Player and Top Forward after driving the competition in objectives (eight) and focuses (17). He additionally completed tied for the lead in helps (nine), and was named to the media top pick group close by defenceman Olen Zellweger (Stronghold Saskatchewan, Alta./Everett, WHL).

"My stick was perfectly located with flawless timing to thump that puck away from our net [in overtime]. Thinking back, I don't know why I was behind [Garand], however I'm blissful it ended up actually working. Next thing I realized I was on the seat and Kent [Johnson] was on a breakaway," McTavish said. "It has been a long excursion to get to this second, and it is so unique to win it with this gathering of folks who set forth such a lot of hard energy since the previous summer. I'm unimaginably glad to be Canadian."

"This gathering promised to be here, and we conquered some misfortune with players not returning and managing wounds. These folks stayed with it, we realized it would have been extreme and I have a ton of deference for every one of our players and staff," said lead trainer Dave Cameron (Kinkora, P.E.I./Ottawa, OHL). "This gold decoration feels truly extraordinary. The air this evening was unimaginable, and I am so appreciative to the fans that upheld us. I feel like we had the option to remunerate them with this evening's success."

Canada completed the primer round on Gathering A with an ideal 4-0 record after prevails upon Latvia (5-2), Slovakia (11-1), Czechia (5-1) and Finland (6-3). It booked a spot in the gold decoration game with a 6-3 win against Switzerland in the quarterfinals and a 5-2 win over Czechia in the elimination rounds.

Beginning around 1977, Canada has gathered 19 gold awards at the IIHF World Junior Title, to oblige 10 silver and five bronze.

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IIHF World Junior Championship 2022 Schedule Announced

Hockey Canada and the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) have released the schedule for the 2023 IIHF World Junior Championship, which is set to take place Dec. 26, 2022-Jan. 5, 2023 in Moncton and Halifax.

Last month, it was announced that Scotiabank Centre in Halifax will host Group A, featuring Canada, Sweden, Czechia, Germany and Austria. Avenir Centre in Moncton will see the United States, Finland, Switzerland, Slovakia and Latvia compete in Group B.

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How to watch 2022 World Juniors on TV, live-stream

​TV channel (Canada): TSN

Live stream : TSN.ca, TSN app

TV channel: NHL Network

Live stream: https://u20icehockeylive.com/

The 2023 World Juniors will be an unforgettable celebration of hockey across the Maritimes, and we cannot wait to drop the puck on Boxing Day,” said Dean McIntosh, vice-president of events and properties with Hockey Canada. “From the opening-day matchups to the rivalry games on New Year’s Eve, this year’s schedule is extremely competitive and will showcase the best under-20 hockey players in the world in a return to the tournament’s traditional holiday format.

After winning a silver medal at the 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship, Finland will open the 2023 event against Switzerland in Moncton at 11 a.m. ET/12 p.m. AT on Dec. 26, the first of 20 preliminary-round games split between the two host cities.

2023 WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE

Dec. 26

Finland vs. Switzerland, Avenir Centre, 11 a.m. ET

Sweden vs. Austria, Scotiabank Centre, 1:30 p.m. ET

Latvia vs. United States, Avenir Centre, 4 p.m. ET

Czechia vs. Canada, Scotiabank Centre, 6:30 p.m. ET

Dec. 27

Finland vs. Slovakia, Avenir Centre, 11 a.m. ET

Germany vs. Sweden, Scotiabank Centre, 1:30 p.m. ET

Switzerland vs. Latvia, Avenir Centre, 4 p.m. ET

Austria vs. Czechia, Scotiabank Centre, 6:30 p.m. ET

Dec. 28

Slovakia vs. United States, Avenir Centre, 4 p.m. ET

Canada vs. Germany, Scotiabank Centre, 6:30 p.m. ET

Dec. 29

Latvia vs. Finland, Avenir Centre, 11 a.m. ET

Sweden vs. Czechia, Scotiabank Centre, 1:30 p.m. ET

United States vs. Switzerland, Avenir Centre, 4 p.m. ET

Austria vs. Canada, Scotiabank Centre, 6:30 p.m. ET

Dec. 30

Slovakia vs. Latvia, Avenir Centre, 1:30 p.m. ET

Germany vs. Austria, Scotiabank Centre, 4 p.m. ET

Dec. 31

Switzerland vs. Slovakia, Avenir Centre, 11 a.m. ET

Czechia vs. Germany, Scotiabank Centre, 1:30 p.m. ET

United States vs. Finland, Avenir Centre, 4 p.m. ET

Canada vs. Sweden, Scotiabank Centre, 6:30 p.m. ET

Jan. 2

Relegation Round (Game 1), Scotiabank Centre, 9:30 a.m. ET

Quarterfinal 1, Avenir Centre, 11 a.m. ET

Quarterfinal 2, Scotiabank Centre, 1:30 p.m. ET

Quarterfinal 3, Avenir Centre, 4 p.m. ET

Quarterfinal 4, Scotiabank Centre, 6:30 p.m. ET

Jan. 4 (Scotiabank Centre)

Relegation Round (Game 2), 11 a.m. ET

Semifinal 1, 2:30 p.m. ET

Semifinal 2, 6:30 p.m. ET

Jan. 5 (Scotiabank Centre)

Relegation Round (Game 3, if necessary), 11 a.m. ET

Third-place game, 2:30 p.m. ET

Championship game, 6:30 p.m. ET