Junior Ice Hockey World Championship 1990

The games of the 14th Junior A World Championship in 1990 took place in Finland from December 26, 1989 to January 4, 1990 . The B group was played in Bad Tölz and Geretsried , Germany , and the C group in Eindhoven , Netherlands .

A world championship

The world championship took place in Finland . The Canadian team became junior world champions . The team from Poland was relegated and replaced by promoted Switzerland .

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. World champion became the group winner. The last was relegated to the B World Championship.

Games and final table

Pl.										Sp	S.	U	N	Gates	Points
1.	Canada		6: 4	2: 1	3: 3	4: 5	6: 3	3: 2	12: 0	7th	5	1	1	36:18	11: 3
2.	USSR	4: 6		8: 5	3: 2	5: 5	12: 2	7: 3	11: 0	7th	5	1	1	50:23	11: 3
3.	Czechoslovakia	1: 2	5: 8		7: 1	7: 2	13: 2	7: 1	11: 1	7th	5	0	2	51:17	10: 4
4th	Finland	3: 3	2: 3	1: 7		5: 2	8: 2	6: 3	7: 1	7th	4th	1	2	32:21	09: 5
5.	Sweden	5: 4	5: 5	2: 7	2: 5		4: 3	6: 5	14: 0	7th	4th	1	2	38:29	09: 5
6th	Norway	3: 6	2:12	2:13	2: 8	5: 5		6: 5	7: 3	7th	2	0	5	25:51	04:10
7th	United States	2: 3	3: 7	1: 7	3: 6	5: 6	5: 6		3: 2	7th	1	0	6th	22:37	02:12
8th.	Poland	0:12	0:11	1:11	1: 7	0:14	3: 7	2: 3		7th	0	0	7th	07:65	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
Robert Reichel	Czechoslovakia	7th	11	10	21st	4th
Jaromír Jágr	Czechoslovakia	7th	5	13	18th	6th
Dave Chyzowski	Canada	7th	9	4th	13	2
Patric Englund	Sweden	7th	9	2	11	2
Robert Holík	Czechoslovakia	7th	6th	5	11	12
Andrei Kovalenko	USSR	7th	5	6th	11	8th
Vyacheslav Kozlov	USSR	7th	4th	7th	11	0
Pavel Bure	USSR	7th	7th	3	10	10
Daniel Rydmark	Sweden	7th	3	7th	10	10
Roman Oksjuta	USSR	7th	7th	2	9	4th

Title, promotion and relegation

World Champion Canada

Stu Barnes , Patrice Brisebois , Dave Chyzowski , Mike Craig , Kris Draper , Stéphane Fiset , Kevin Haller , Jason Herter , Trevor Kidd , Eric Lindros , Stewart Malgunas , Kent Manderville , Mike Needham , Dwayne Norris , Scott Pellerin , Adrien Plavsic , Dan Ratushny , Mike Ricci , Steven Rice , Wes Walz Trainers: Guy Charron

Silver USSR

Yegor Baschkatow , Pavel Bure , Vyacheslav Buzajew , Viktor Gordijuk , Oleksandr Hodynjuk , Igor Ivanov , Dmitry Yushkevich , January Kaminski , Alexander Karpowzew , Vyacheslav Kozlov , Andrei Kovalenko , Alexei Kudaschow , Sergei Martyniuk , Yevgeny Namestnikow , Roman Oksjuta , Sergei Polyakov . Andrei Potaitschuk , Alexei Shamnow , Sergei Subow , Sergei Tertyschny , Serhiy Tkachenko Coaching staff: Robert Cherenkov , Valentin Gureyev

Bronze Czechoslovakia

Petr Bareš , Miloš Holaň , Robert Holík , Robert Horyna , Jaromír Jágr , Ladislav Karabín , Petr Kuchyňa , Miroslav Mach , Jiří Malinský , Martin Procházka , Robert Reichel , Luboš Rob , Jiří Šlégr , Richard Šmehlík , Roman Turek , Marián Uharholík , Marián Uharholík , Jiří Vykoukal , Pavol Zůbek , Peter Zůbek Coaching staff: Josef Vimmer , Stanislav Berger

Relegated:	Poland
Newcomers:	Switzerland

Awards

Player trophies

Award	player	team
Best goalkeeper	Stéphane Fiset	Canada
Best defender	Oleksandr Hodynjuk	USSR
Best striker	Robert Reichel	Czechoslovakia

All-Star Team

Attack:	Dave Chyzowski - Robert Reichel - Jaromír Jágr
Defense:	Jiří Šlégr - Oleksandr Hodynjuk
Goal:	Stéphane Fiset

B world championship

in Bad Tölz and Geretsried, BR Germany

Games and final table

team	SUI	FRG	JPN	DAN	FRA	AUT	ROME	YUG	Gates	Points
1. Switzerland		3-0	8: 4	7: 1	4: 6	9: 2	6: 1	11: 0	48:14	12: 2
2nd Federal Republic of Germany	0: 3		5: 2	4: 2	5: 2	4-0	11: 1	6: 2	35:12	12: 2
3. Japan	4: 8	2: 5		5: 3	5: 4	9: 2	6: 4	7: 7	38:33	9: 5
4. Denmark	1: 7	2: 4	3: 5		6: 2	4: 4	5: 5	5: 4	26:31	6: 8
5. France	6: 4	2: 5	4: 5	2: 6		11: 2	4: 5	10: 3	39:30	6: 8
6. Austria	2: 9	0: 4	2: 9	4: 4	2:11		3: 2	7: 4	20:43	5: 9
7. Romania	1: 6	1:11	4: 6	5: 5	5: 4	2: 3		9: 4	27:39	5: 9
8th SFR Yugoslavia	0:11	2: 6	7: 7	4: 5	3:10	4: 7	4: 9		24:55	1:13

Ascent and descent

Promoted to the A group:	Switzerland
Relegated from the A group:	Poland
Relegated to the C group:	Yugoslavia
Newcomers from the C group:	Netherlands

Top scorer

player	country	Gates	Assists	Points
André Rötheli	Switzerland	12	6th	18th
Nelu Spiridon	Romania	9	4th	13
Ronny Larsen	Denmark	6th	6th	12
François Ferrari	France	5	7th	12
Claudio Micheli	Switzerland	4th	8th	12

C world championship

in Eindhoven, the Netherlands

Games and final table

team	NED	PRK	ITA	BUL	DRC	GBR	HUN	Gates	Points
1. Netherlands		3: 4	4: 3	6: 2	11: 4	7: 2	9: 2	40:17	10: 2
2. North Korea	4: 3		3: 1	4: 4	10: 1	2: 3	4: 2	27:14	9: 3
3. Italy	3: 4	1: 3		6: 1	6-0	7: 1	11: 2	34:11	8: 4
4. Bulgaria	2: 6	4: 4	1: 6		7: 6	3: 2	9: 6	26:30	7: 5
5. South Korea	4:11	1:10	0: 6	6: 7		6: 4	7: 2	24:40	4: 8
6. Great Britain	2: 7	3: 2	1: 7	2: 3	4: 6		6: 5	18:30	4: 8
7. Hungary	2: 9	2: 4	2:11	6: 9	2: 7	5: 6		19:46	0:12

Moved up and down

Moving up to the B group:	Netherlands
Relegated from group B:	Yugoslavia

Awards

Player trophies

Award	player	team
Best goalkeeper	Harald Egger	Italy
Best defender	Tamás Gábor	Hungary
Best striker	Tommie Speel	Netherlands

Web links

• The Junior World Championship at hockeyarchives.info (French)