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Sweden - USA (GMG)

Video of the day: 05.01.2013

Rocco Grimaldi scored twice and John Gibson was stellar again leading Team USA to a 3-1 win over Sweden and to the gold medal.

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SWE-USA GMG

Published: 05.01.2013

Sweden - USA (GMG)

Date: 05.01.2013

Rocco Grimaldi scored twice and John Gibson was stellar again leading Team USA to a 3-1 win over Sweden and to the gold medal.

CAN-RUS BMG

Published: 05.01.2013

Canada - Russia (BMG)

Date: 05.01.2013

If it's Canada-Russia in a meaningful game, it has to be a 6-5 score. And it was today in what was as exciting and thrilling a bronze-medal game as you are ever likely to see.

SWE-RUS SF

Published: 03.01.2013

Sweden - Russia (SF)

Date: 03.01.2013

Sweden gave up a 2-0 semi-final lead but beat Russia 3-2 in a shootout to march to its second straight World Junior final against the United States. Sebastian Collberg scored the lone shootout goal.

CAN-USA SF

Published: 03.01.2013

Canada - USA (SF)

Date: 03.01.2013

Captain Jake McCabe scored twice in the first period to lead the United States to a 5-1 win over Canada. The win takes the Americans to the gold-medal game for the first time since 2010.

FIN-GER Rel.

Published: 02.01.2013

Finland - Germany (Rel.)

Date: 02.01.2013

Ville Pokka and Aleksander Barkov scored two goals each while Markus Granlund notched a goal and three assists. Joel Armia and Teuvo Teräväinen also had three points for Team Finland.

RUS-SUI QF

Published: 03.01.2013

Russia - Switzerland (QF)

Date: 03.01.2013

Nikita Kucherov tied the game late, then scored the shootout winner as Russia avoided being upset.

CZE-USA QF

Published: 03.01.2013

Czech Rep. - USA (QF)

Date: 03.01.2013

John Gaudreau had a hat trick as USA won easily to advance to the semifinals versus Canada.

RUS-CAN

Published: 01.01.2013

Russia - Canada

Date: 01.01.2013

Canada struck for two goals on a major penalty in the first, added another in the second, and finished with an empty netter in the third to beat Russia 4-1 and claim the semi-final bye from Group B.

SWE-FIN

Published: 01.01.2013

Sweden - Finland

Date: 01.01.2013

In a wild clash of Nordic foes, Sweden blew an early 3-0 lead against Finland but rallied for a 7-4 win. First in Group A, the Swedes earn a semi-final bye, while Finland heads to relegation play.

USA-SVK

Published: 01.01.2013

USA - Slovakia

Date: 01.01.2013

Team USA clinched a playoff berth by soundly thumping the Slovaks today by an 9-3 score. With the win the Americans finish third in Group B and will play in the quarter-finals on January 2.

SUI-CZE

Published: 01.01.2013

Switzerland - Czech Rep.

Date: 01.01.2013

With a 4-3 overtime victory over Switzerland on Monday, the Czechs moved on to the Playoff Round. Tomas Hertl scored the winner at 1:39 of the extra frame.

SVK-GER

Published: 30.12.2012

Slovakia - Germany

Date: 30.12.2012

With a 2-1 overtime win over Germany on Sunday night, Slovakia set up a showdown with the United States on New Year's Eve for third place in Group B. Peter Ceresnak got the winner.

CAN-USA

Published: 30.12.2012

Canada - USA

Date: 30.12.2012

In the latest battle of the North American hockey rivalry, Canada defeated the U.S. 2-1 at Ufa Arena on Sunday. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Ryan Strome scored for Canada.

CZE-LAT

Published: 30.12.2012

Czech Rep. - Latvia

Date: 30.12.2012

The Czech Republic defeated Latvia 4-2 to be one step closer to the final round.

FIN-SUI

Published: 30.12.2012

Finland - Switzerland

Date: 30.12.2012

Finland came back twice from a two-goal deficit to defeat Switzerland in a shootout.

GER-RUS

Published: 30.12.2012

Germany - Russia

Date: 30.12.2012

Yaroslav Kosov had a third period hat trick and Andrei Vasilevski made 41 saves for the shutout.

RUS-USA

Published: 29.12.2012

Russia - USA

Date: 29.12.2012

Vladimir Tkachyov scored the game-winner in the third and placed Russia into second place in Group B.

SWE-SUI

Published: 29.12.2012

Sweden - Switzerland

Date: 29.12.2012

Victor Rask scored the lone shootout goal to lift Sweden past Switzerland and into first in Group A.

CAN-SVK

Published: 28.12.2012

Canada - Slovakia

Date: 28.12.2012

Canada overcame a slow start and two game misconducts in a comeback win over Slovakia.

FIN-CZE

Published: 28.12.2012

Finland - Czech Republic

Date: 28.12.2012

Tomas Hyka and Marek Hrbas both scored in the opening frame as the Czechs earned their first win.

USA-GER

Published: 28.12.2012

USA - Germany

Date: 28.12.2012

USA got eight goals from eight different players, as the Americans opened their tourney in fine form.

SUI-LAT

Published: 28.12.2012

Switzerland - Latvia

Date: 28.12.2012

Switzerland had seven players with a multi-point game to defeat Latvia in their WJC opener.

SVK-RUS

Published: 27.12.2012

Slovakia - Russia

Date: 27.12.2012

Richard Mraz tied it late in the third but Albert Yarullin played hero in the dying seconds of overtime.

CZE-SWE

Published: 26.12.2012

Czech Rep. - Sweden

Date: 26.12.2012

Filip Forsberg scored as the defending champs opened their tournament with an impressive win.

GER-CAN

Published: 26.12.2012

Germany v Canada

Date: 26.12.2012

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins led the way with a goal and four assists, as Canada dominated in their opener.

LAT-FIN

Published: 26.12.2012

Latvia v Finland

Date: 26.12.2012

Finland staged a win against Latvia, but it came at a big cost, as the team lost star Miro Altonen for the rest of the tourney.

SWE-USA exh.

Published: 21.12.2012

Sweden v USA

Date: 21.12.2012

Team USA defeated Sweden in overtime in an exhibition game in Finland prior to the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship.

FIN-CAN exh.

Published: 21.12.2012

Finland v Canada

Date: 21.12.2012

Finland defeated Canada in an exhibition game on home ice prior to the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship.

Malmö 2014

Published: 05.01.2013

Presentation 2014 World Juniors

Date: 05.01.2013

Presentation video of the 2014 IIHF World Junior Championship that will be held 26 December 2013 to 5 January 2014 in Malmö, Sweden.

CAN chefs

Published: 01.01.2013

Canada's chefs

Date: 01.01.2013

Team Canada chefs talk with TSN about how they feed the team overseas and the challenges they face.

RUS Preview

Published: 26.12.2012

Host with the most?

Date: 26.12.2012

It's a tournament; so anything can happen. But it would be a fairly safe bet to favour the Russians for this year's IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship. They have a very good returning goalie - Andrei Makarov - and offense and leadership from returning forwards like Nail Yakupov and Mikhail Grigorenko. And, oh yes, they are the home team. Paul Romanuk reports.

CZE Preview

Published: 25.12.2012

Taking the next step?

Date: 25.12.2012

It's been a while since the Czech Republic last picked up a medal at the IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship (a bronze in 2005, to be exact), but they opened some eyes last year with a fifth place finish - which included almost knocking the Russians off in the quarter-finals. Can they take the next step and sneak into the medals this year? Paul Romanuk reports.

FIN Preview

Published: 21.12.2012

Lions always tough

Date: 21.12.2012

Last year's Finnish team at the IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship took the eventual champion Swedes to a shootout in the semi-finals. The Finns can almost always be counted on to compete at the highest level at this tournament, but, despite their efforts, medals have been in short supply. Paul Romanuk reports.

USA Preview

Published: 20.12.2012

Hope for a rebound

Date: 20.12.2012

When it came right down to it, one year ago at the IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship, Team USA weren't able to make the big plays at the big times. They have a new head coach and renewed optimism this year. Paul Romanuk reports.

SWE Preview

Published: 18.12.2012

Set to defend the title

Date: 18.12.2012

Sweden will attempt to do what only four other countries (or three, if you count Soviet Union/Russia as the same) have managed to do: Successfully defend an IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship title. However, Swedish coach Roger Rönnberg is quick to point out that, while the team may be representing the same country, it is a different team on its' own journey. Paul Romanuk reports.