European U18 ice hockey championship in 1989

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Winner: Soviet Union Soviet UnionSoviet Union

The 22nd European Ice Hockey Championship for U18 juniors took place from April 2 to 10, 1989 in Kiev in the Soviet Union (now Ukraine ). The games of the B group were played from March 16 to 23, 1989 in Klagenfurt , Austria . The venue for the C group was Puigcerdà in Spain from March 24th to 29th, 1989 .

A group

Preliminary round

Group 1
Games TCH SWE FRG NOR Gates Pt.
1. Czechoslovakia CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 10: 5 10: 3 18: 4 38:12 6-0
2. Sweden SwedenSweden 5:10 4: 3 9: 3 18:18 4: 2
3rd Federal Republic of Germany Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany 3:10 3: 4 6: 4 12:18 2: 4
4. Norway NorwayNorway 4:18 3: 9 4: 6 11:33 0: 6
Group 2
Games URS FIN SUI ROME Gates Pt.
1. USSR Soviet UnionSoviet Union 4: 2 13: 2 15: 0 32: 04 6-0
2. Finland FinlandFinland 2: 4 17: 0 8-0 27: 04 4: 2
3. Switzerland SwitzerlandSwitzerland 2:13 0:17 9: 2 11:32 2: 4
4. Romania Romania 1965Romania 0:15 0: 8 2: 9 02:32 0: 6

Finals

For the final round, the results obtained among each other were taken over from the preliminary round. These results are shown here in brackets. The last of the two preliminary round groups determined the relegated in play-off mode.

Championship round
Games USSR ČSSR FIN SWE FRG CH Gates Pt.
1. USSR Soviet UnionSoviet Union 2-0 (4: 2) 4: 2 7: 1 (13: 2) 30: 07 10: 00
2. Czechoslovakia CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 0: 2 4: 3 (10: 5) (10: 3) 19: 1 43:14 08: 02
3. Finland FinlandFinland (2: 4) 3: 4 5: 5 15: 1 (17: 0) 42:14 05: 05
4. Sweden SwedenSweden 2: 4 (5:10) 5: 5 (4: 3) 14: 0 30:22 05: 05
5th Federal Republic of Germany Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany 1: 7 (3:10) 1:15 (3: 4) 4: 2 12:38 02: 08
6. Switzerland SwitzerlandSwitzerland (2:13) 1:19 (0:17) 0:14 2: 4 05:67 00:10
Relegation games
NorwayNorway Norway 12: 4
5: 0 		Romania 1965Romania Romania

Master teams

U18 European champion Soviet Union
Soviet UnionSoviet Union
 Sergei Tkachenko , Sergei Swjagin - Oleg Davydov , Dmitry Filimonov , Dmitri Yushkevich , Boris Mironov , Dmitry Motkow , Yevgeny Namestnikow , Vyacheslav Timchenko - Pavel Bure , January Kaminski , Valeri Karpov , Vyacheslav Kozlov , Alexei Kudaschow , Oleg Petrov , Sergei Zolotov , Sergei Martinjuk , Vladimir Terekhov , Valentin Olezki , Yegor Bashkatow Coaching staff : Nikolai Kasakow , Alexander Biryukov
Silver Czechoslovakia
CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia
 Roman Čechmánek , Marcel Kučera - Jiří Vykoukal , Jiří Šlégr , Miloš Holaň , Jaroslav Modry , Jiří Malinský , Tomáš Bolos , Ján Paška - Jaromir Jagr , Robert Reichel , Robert Holik , Branislav Jánoš , Martin Madový , Marián Uharček , Jaromír Kverka , Jaroslav Brabec , Petr Trávník , Radim Haupt , Pavel Vachovec Coaching staff : Florián Střída , Eduard Giblák
Bronze Finland
FinlandFinland
 Pasi Kuivalainen , Kimmo Lecklin - Jimi Helin , Kaj Linna , Niko Marttila , Sami Nuutinen , Teemu Sillanpää , Mika Yli-Mäenpää - Mika Alatalo , Marko Jantunen , Rami Kaivanto , Tommy Kiviaho , Toni Koivunen , Petteri Koskimäki , Joni Liu , Tommi Pullola , Toni Sihvonen , Vesa Viitakoski

Awards

Award player team
Top scorer Robert Reichel CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
Best goalkeeper Sergei Tkachenko Soviet UnionSoviet Union USSR
Best defender Jiří Vykoukal CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
Best striker Pavel Bure Soviet UnionSoviet Union USSR

All-Star Team

Attack: CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Robert Holík - Robert Reichel - Pawel BureCzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Soviet UnionSoviet Union
Defense: SwedenSweden Mattias Olsson - Dmitri FilimonovSoviet UnionSoviet Union
Goal: Soviet UnionSoviet Union Sergei Tkachenko

B group

Preliminary round

Group 1
Games POLE THE ITA BUL Gates Pt.
1. Poland PolandPoland 6-0 8: 2 15: 0 29: 02 6-0
2. Denmark DenmarkDenmark 0: 6 8: 3 6: 2 14:11 4: 2
3. Italy ItalyItaly 2: 8 3: 8 6: 3 11:19 2: 4
4. Bulgaria Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria 0:15 2: 6 3: 6 05:27 0: 6
Group 2
Games FRA AUT NED YUG Gates Pt.
1. France FranceFrance 4: 3 10: 1 6: 3 20: 07 6-0
2. Austria AustriaAustria 3: 4 5: 2 12: 1 20: 07 4: 2
3. Netherlands NetherlandsNetherlands 1:10 2: 5 4: 4 07:19 1: 5
4. Yugoslavia Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia 3: 6 1:12 4: 4 08:22 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 POLE FRA AUT THE Gates Pt.
1. Poland PolandPoland 7: 4 8: 1 (6: 0) 21: 06 6-0
2. France FranceFrance 4: 7 (4: 3) 5: 1 13:11 4: 2
3. Austria AustriaAustria 1: 8 (3: 4) 3: 3 07:15 1: 5
4. Denmark DenmarkDenmark (0: 6) 1: 5 3: 3 04:14 1: 5
Relegation round
Games NED ITA YUG BUL Gates Pt.
1. Netherlands NetherlandsNetherlands 5: 3 (4: 4) 8: 4 17:11 5: 1
2. Italy ItalyItaly 3: 5 7: 2 (6: 3) 16:10 4: 2
3. Yugoslavia Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia (4: 4) 2: 7 8: 2 14:13 3: 3
4. Bulgaria Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria 4: 8 (3: 6) 2: 8 09:22 0: 6

Awards

Award player team
Top scorer Mariusz Czerkawski PolandPoland Poland
Best goalkeeper Tomasz Jaworski PolandPoland Poland
Best defender Jean-François Bonnard FranceFrance France
Best striker Andreas Pušnik AustriaAustria Austria

C group

Games ESP GBR HUN Gates Pt.
1. Spain SpainSpain 5: 2
2: 2 		6: 5
6: 4 		19:13 7: 1
2. Great Britain United KingdomUnited Kingdom 2: 5
2: 2 		5: 2
6: 1 		15:10 5: 3
3. Hungary Hungary 1957Hungary 5: 6
4: 6 		2: 5
1: 6 		12:23 0: 8

Awards

Award player team
Top scorer Gonzalo Eguiluz SpainSpain Spain

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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