1986 Junior Ice Hockey World Championship

	Junior World Championship
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	Winner: Soviet Union

The 1986 junior ice hockey world championship was the tenth edition of the world championship in the under-20 age group (U20) by the International Ice Hockey Federation IIHF. The Soviet Union became junior world champions for the seventh time.

The A World Championship took place from December 26, 1985 to January 4, 1986 in Hamilton and Toronto , Canada . The B-World Championship was from 13. bis 22. March 1986 was in Klagenfurt , Austria discharged. The C-Group of was played from March 21 to 27, 1986 in Gap , France . A total of 22 countries took part in the three tournaments.

World Championship

The World Cup was the Canadian Hamilton and Toronto in the province of Ontario held. While the Soviet team won the title for the seventh time, the selection of the Federal Republic of Germany had to relegate to the B group.

mode

Players under 20 years of age (U-20) were allowed. Eight teams took part, each of which competed once against each group opponent in a common group. The group winner became world champion. The last one was relegated to the B group.

Games and final table

Pl.										Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Points
1.	USSR		4: 1	7: 3	6: 1	4: 3	4: 3	7: 3	10-0	7th	7th	0	0	41:14	14: 0
2.	Canada	1: 4		5: 2	9: 2	3: 5	6: 5	12: 1	18: 2	7th	5	0	2	54:21	10: 4
3.	United States	3: 7	2: 5		5: 1	5: 2	5: 7	11: 3	4: 1	7th	4th	0	3	35:26	08: 6
4th	Sweden	1: 6	2: 9	1: 5		3: 2	2-0	7: 1	10-0	7th	4th	0	3	26:23	08: 6
5.	Czechoslovakia	3: 4	5: 3	2: 5	2: 3		2-0	7: 2	9: 3	7th	4th	0	3	30:20	08: 6
6th	Finland	3: 4	5: 6	7: 5	0: 2	0: 2		9: 2	7: 2	7th	3	0	4th	31:22	06: 8
7th	Switzerland	3: 7	1:12	3:11	1: 7	2: 7	2: 9		7: 1	7th	1	0	6th	19:54	02:12
8th.	BR Germany	0:10	2:18	1: 4	0:10	3: 9	2: 7	1: 7		7th	0	0	7th	09:65	00:14

Best scorer

< Abbreviations: Sp = games, T = goals, V = assists , pts = points, SM = penalty minutes; Fat: tournament best

player	team	Sp	T	V	Pt	SM
Shayne Corson	Canada	7th	7th	7th	14th	6th
Joe Murphy	Canada	7th	4th	10	14th	2
Valery Kamensky	USSR	7th	7th	6th	13	6th
Jim Sandlak	Canada	7th	5	7th	12	16
Radek Ťoupal	Czechoslovakia	7th	5	7th	12
Joe Nieuwendyk	Canada	7th	5	7th	12	6th
Steve Leach	United States	7th	6th	5	11	4th
Jiří Kučera	Czechoslovakia	7th	5	5	10
Michal Pivoňka	Czechoslovakia	7th	5	5	10	10
Igor Vyasmikin	USSR	7th	5	5	10	6th

Title, promotion and relegation

World Champion USSR

Yevgeny Beloscheikin , Oleg Bratasch , Ravil Khaidarov , Evgeny Davydov , Anatoli Fedotov , Sergei Gapejenko , Alyaksandr Haltschenjuk , Valeri Kamensky , Andrei Kawaljou , Vladimir Konstantinov , Igor Kravchuk , Igor Monajenkow , Igor Nikitin , Yuri Nikonov , Sergei Osipov , Sergei Seljanin , Alexander Semak , Michail Tatarinow , Pawel Torgajew , Igor Vjasmikin Coaching staff: Vladimir Vasilyev , Valentin Gureev

Silver Canada

Craig Billington , Sean Burke , Terry Carkner , Al Conroy , Shayne Corson , Alain Côté , Sylvain Côté , Peter Douris , Jeff Greenlaw , Derek Laxdal , Scott Mellanby , Dave Moylan , Joe Murphy , Joe Nieuwendyk , Selmar Odelein , Gary Roberts , Luc Robitaille , Jim Sandlak , Mike Stapleton , Emanuel Viveiros Trainer: Terry Simpson

Bronze USA

Chris Biotti , Greg Brown , Jimmy Carson , Tom Chorske , Greg Dornbach , Craig Janney , Mike Kelfer , Steve Leach , Brian Leetch , Lane MacDonald , Max Middendorf , Scott Paluch , Alan Perry , David Quinn , Paul Ranheim , Mike Richter , Dan Shea , Eric Weinrich , Mike Wolak , Scott Young Trainers: Dave Peterson

Relegated:	BR Germany
Newcomers:	Poland

Awards

Player trophies

Award	player	team
Best goalkeeper	Yevgeny Belosheikin	USSR
Best defender	Mikhail Tatarinov	USSR
Best striker	Jim Sandlak	Canada

All-Star Team

Attack:	Shayne Corson - Michal Pivoňka - Igor Vjasmikin
Defense:	Mikhail Tatarinov - Sylvain Côté
Goal:	Yevgeny Belosheikin

B world championship

in Klagenfurt , Austria

Games and final table

team	POLE	NOR	AUT	ROME	JPN	NED	ITA	BUL	Gates	Points
1. Poland		4: 3	12: 1	4: 2	3-0	8: 9	9: 2	6-0	46:17	12: 2
2. Norway	3: 4		10: 6	4: 4	8-0	12: 0	4: 3	13: 1	54:18	11: 3
3. Austria	1:12	6:10		4: 3	6: 5	8-0	9: 3	8: 2	42:35	10: 4
4. Romania	2: 4	4: 4	3: 4		7: 5	6: 5	4: 4	6: 2	32:28	08: 6
5. Japan	0: 3	0: 8	5: 6	5: 7		6: 5	7: 2	12: 0	35:31	06: 8
6. Netherlands	9: 8	0:12	0: 8	5: 6	5: 6		4: 2	7: 1	30:43	06: 8
7. Italy	2: 9	3: 4	3: 9	4: 4	2: 7	2: 4		10: 3	26:40	03:11
8. Bulgaria	0: 6	1:13	2: 8	2: 6	0:12	1: 7	3:10		9:62	00:14

Moved up and down

Promoted to the A group:	Poland
Relegated from the A group:	BR Germany
Relegated to the C group:	Bulgaria
Newcomers from the C group:	France

C world championship

in Gap, France

Games and final table

team	FRA	THE	GBR	CHN	HUN	BEL	Gates	Points
1. France		4: 4	14: 2	11: 4	10: 2	13: 1	51:13	9: 1
2. Denmark	4: 4		10: 4	4: 2	7: 2	4: 4	28:16	8: 2
3. Great Britain	2:14	4:10		6: 4	4: 2	4: 2	20:31	6: 4
4. People's Republic of China	4:11	2: 4	4: 6		6: 4	7: 2	23:27	4: 6
5. Hungary	2:10	2: 7	2: 4	4: 6		6: 5	16:31	2: 8
6. Belgium	1:13	4: 4	2: 4	2: 7	5: 6		14:34	1: 9

Moved up and down

Moving up to the B group:	France
Relegated from group B:	Bulgaria

Web links

• The Junior World Championship at hockeyarchives.info (French)
• The Junior World Championship at hockeyarchives.ru (russ.)
• The squad of the Soviet Union at hockeyarchives.ru (russ.)