European U18 ice hockey championship 1983

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Winner: Soviet Union Soviet UnionSoviet Union

The 16th Ice Hockey European Championships U18 juniors was held from 19th bis 25. March 1983 in Oslo , Fredrikstad and Sarpsborg in Norway instead. The group B games were played from March 21 to 27, 1983 in Zoetermeer in the Netherlands . The venue for the C group was Sarajevo in Yugoslavia (now Bosnia and Herzegovina ) from March 3 to 6, 1983 .

A group

Preliminary round

Group 1
Games FIN SWE SUI NOR Gates Pt.
1. Finland FinlandFinland 4: 3 10-0 12: 1 26: 04 6-0
2. Sweden SwedenSweden 3: 4 6: 2 13: 3 22: 09 4: 2
3. Switzerland SwitzerlandSwitzerland 0:10 2: 6 4: 2 06:18 2: 4
4. Norway NorwayNorway 1:12 3:13 2: 4 06:29 0: 6
Group 2
Games URS TCH FRG FRA Gates Pt.
1. USSR Soviet UnionSoviet Union 6: 3 8-0 18: 4 32: 07 6-0
2. Czechoslovakia CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 3: 6 12: 3 13: 0 28: 09 4: 2
3rd Federal Republic of Germany Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany 0: 8 3:12 5: 1 08:21 2: 4
4. France FranceFrance 4:18 0:13 1: 5 05:36 0: 6

Finals

For the two groups in the final round, the results obtained from each other were taken from the preliminary round. These results are shown here in brackets.

Championship round
Games URS FIN TCH SWE Gates Pt.
1. USSR Soviet UnionSoviet Union 5: 1 (6: 3) 7: 5 18: 09 6-0
2. Finland FinlandFinland 1: 5 3: 1 (4: 3) 08: 09 4: 2
3. Czechoslovakia CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia (3: 6) 1: 3 4: 2 08:11 2: 4
4. Sweden SwedenSweden 5: 7 (3: 4) 2: 4 10:15 0: 6
Placement round
Games FRG FRA SUI NOR Gates Pt.
1st Federal Republic of Germany Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany (5: 1) 11: 4 8: 3 24: 08 6-0
2. France FranceFrance (1: 5) 6: 2 5: 5 12:12 3: 3
3. Switzerland SwitzerlandSwitzerland 4:11 2: 6 (4: 2) 10:19 2: 4
4. Norway NorwayNorway 3: 8 5: 5 (2: 4) 10:17 1: 5

Master teams

U18 European Champion USSR
Soviet UnionSoviet Union
 Yevgeny Beloscheikin , Alexei Chervyakov - Dmitry Zinoviev , Igor Knyazev , Andrei Korshunov , Anatoly Fedotov , Alexei Grishchenko , Alexei Salimschanow , Sindew, Alexei Kizyn - Alexei Salomatin , Alexander Tschornych , Anatoli Naida , Nikolai Borschtschewski , Alexander Semak , Igor Wjasmikin , Yevgeny Kudimow , Sergei Svershov , Andrei Wakruschew , Alexander Wirjasow , Sergei Nikonorow
Silver Finland
FinlandFinland
 Timo Lehkonen , Jarmo Myllys - Erik Hämäläinen , Janne Karelius , Harri Laurila , Vesa Salo , Ari Suutari , Arto Taipola - Ari Haanpää , Iiro Järvi , Esa Keskinen , Mikko Mäkelä , Timo Norppa , Jouko Raasakka , Eerik Sjöblom , Esa Tikkanen , Jari Torkki , Kari Tuiskula , Kenth Vesterlund Coaching
staff: Hilpas Sulin
Bronze Czechoslovakia
CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia
 Eduard Hartmann , Ivo Pešat - Aleš Flašar , Leo Gudas , Vojtěch Kučera , Stanislav Medřík , Rudolf Paryzek , Petr Prajsler , Petr Svoboda - Jan Blaha , Eduard Bůžek , Petr Hendrych , Stanislav Horanský , Marián Horváth , Kamil Kašťák , Tomáš Mareš , Michal Pivoňka , Jaroslav Ševčík , Petr Slabý , Luděk Stehlík , David Volek Coaching
staff: Pavel Volek , Pavol Siroťák

Awards

Award player team
Top scorer Igor Vyasmikin Soviet UnionSoviet Union USSR
Best goalkeeper Jarmo Myllys FinlandFinland Finland
Best defender Petr Svoboda CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
Best striker Igor Vyasmikin Soviet UnionSoviet Union USSR

All-Star Team

Attack: Soviet UnionSoviet Union Nikolai Borschtschewski - Michal Pivoňka - Igor VjasmikinCzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Soviet UnionSoviet Union
Defense: CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Petr Svoboda - Andrei KorschunowSoviet UnionSoviet Union
Goal: FinlandFinland Jarmo Myllys

B group

Preliminary round

Group 1
Games THE ROME POLE UNG Gates Pt.
1. Denmark DenmarkDenmark 6: 2 4: 2 10-0 20: 04 6-0
2. Romania Romania 1965Romania 2: 6 8: 7 9: 5 19:18 4: 2
3. Poland PolandPoland 2: 4 7: 8 16: 3 25:15 2: 4
4. Hungary Hungary 1957Hungary 0:10 5: 9 3:16 08:35 0: 6
Group 2
Games NED ITA AUT BUL Gates Pt.
1. Netherlands NetherlandsNetherlands 5: 1 6: 5 7-0 18: 06 6-0
2. Italy ItalyItaly 1: 5 8: 5 5: 5 14:15 3: 3
3. Austria AustriaAustria 5: 6 5: 8 7: 1 17:15 2: 4
4. Bulgaria Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria 0: 7 5: 5 1: 7 06:19 1: 5

Finals

For the two groups in the final round, the results obtained from each other were taken from the preliminary round. These results are shown here in brackets.

Promotion lap
Games NED THE ROME ITA Gates Pt.
1. Netherlands NetherlandsNetherlands 7: 6 11: 2 (5: 1) 23: 09 6-0
2. Denmark DenmarkDenmark 6: 7 (6: 2) 8: 4 20:13 4: 2
3. Romania Romania 1965Romania 2:11 (2: 6) 12: 4 16:21 2: 4
4. Italy ItalyItaly (1: 5) 4: 8 4:12 09:25 0: 6
Relegation round
Games AUT POLE BUL HUN Gates Pt.
1. Austria AustriaAustria 8: 3 (7: 1) 9: 5 24: 09 6-0
2. Poland PolandPoland 3: 8 9: 1 (16: 3) 28:12 4: 2
3. Bulgaria Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria (1: 7) 1: 9 5: 3 07:19 2: 4
4. Hungary Hungary 1957Hungary 5: 9 (3:16) 3: 5 11:30 0: 6

Awards

Award player team
Top scorer Heinz Ehlers DenmarkDenmark Denmark

C group

Games YUG GBR BEL ESP Gates Pt.
1. Yugoslavia Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia 7: 4 7: 3 7: 3 21:10 6-0
2. Great Britain United KingdomUnited Kingdom 4: 7 7: 1 2: 2 13:10 3: 3
3. Belgium BelgiumBelgium 3: 7 1: 7 6: 4 10:18 2: 4
4. Spain SpainSpain 3: 7 2: 2 4: 6 09:15 1: 5

Awards

Award player team
Top scorer Igor Kosović Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia

literature

  • Stephan Müller: International Ice Hockey Encyclopaedia: 1904 - 2005 . Books on Demand, Norderstedt, Germany 2005, ISBN 978-3-8334-4189-9 .

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