Youth Olympic Winter Games 2020 / Ice Hockey

Ice hockey at the ; 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games
information
venue	Prilly
Competition venue	Vaudoise aréna
Teams	12 (6 , 6 )
Nations	45
Athletes	399 (206 , 193 )
date	10-22 January 2020
decisions	4th
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With the III. At the 2020 Winter Olympics in Lausanne , four ice hockey competitions were held. The venue was the Vaudoise aréna in Prilly . A tournament with six national teams was held per gender. In addition, a 3 × 3 tournament took place in which the players of a team came from different nations.

Time schedule

Ice hockey schedule
Competitions	January
Competitions	10.	11.	12.	13.	14th	15th	16.	17th	18th	19th	20th	21st	22nd
Men
National tournament
3 × 3 tournament
Women
National tournament
3 × 3 tournament
decisions	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	1	1

qualification

Medal decision

Balance sheet

Medal table

space	country				total
1	Mixed team Mixed team	2	2	2	6th
2	Japan Japan	1	-	-	1
2	Russia Russia	1	-	-	1
4th	Sweden Sweden	-	1	-	1
4th	United States United States	-	1	-	1
6th	Canada Canada	-	-	1	1
6th	Slovakia Slovakia	-	-	1	1
total		6th	6th	6th	18th

Medalist

discipline	gold	silver	bronze
Men
National tournament	Russia Russia Kirill Dolschenko, Artjom Duda, Ruslan Gassisow, Danil Grigorjew, Michail Guljajew, Sergei Ivanov, Kirill Kudrjawzow, Ilija Kwotschko, Andrei Maljawin, Vjatscheslav Malow, Iwan Miroshnitschenko, Matwei Mitschklad, Wjiselschowad, Iliita Muryovsky Sapunov	United States United States Vinny Borgesi, Gavin Brindley, Hunter Brbestewicz, Seamus Casey, Ryan Chesley, Tyler Duke, Maddox Fleming, Cutter Gauthier, Isaac Howard, Lane Hutson, Cruz Lucius, Rutger McGroarty, Frank Nazar, Dylan Silverstein, Arthur Smith, Jimmy Snuggerud, Charlie Stramel	Canada Canada Justin Côté, Nate Danielson, Kocha Delic, Dylan Ernst, Adamo Fantilli, Vincent Filion, Pano Fimis, Cedrick Guindon, Matthew Jovanovic, Mats Lindgren, Paul Ludwinski, Tristan Luneau, Denton Mateychuk, Ty Nelson, Matthew Savoie, Antonin Verreault, Noah Warren
3 × 3 tournament	Mixed team Team green	Mixed team Team red	Mixed team Team Braun
Women
National tournament	Japan Japan Yumeka Chujo, Yuzuyu Fujii, Nao Fukuda, Komomo Ito, Makoto Ito, Minami Kamada, Kaaya Komoto, Nagomi Murakami, Rio Noro, Riri Noro, Reina Sato, Hina Shimomukai, An Shinoda, Himari Suzuki, Masaki Tanabe, Kyoka Tsutsumi, Harua Umemori	Sweden Sweden Linnea Adelbertson, Anna Andersson, Pusle Dyring-Andersen, Nicole Hall, Beatrice Hjälm, Ella Jämsén, Tuva Kandell, Ida Karlsson, Klara Kenttälä, Olivia Klaar, Pandora Nåtby, Tindra Oknefjell, Julia Perjus, Linnéa Pettersson Dove, Frbaida Svensson Träff, Alice Wallin	Slovakia Slovakia Tereza Belková, Zuzana Dobiášová, Emma Donovalová, Hana Fančovičová, Lea Giertlová, Lea Glosíková, Nina Hudáková, Laura Jancsóová, Nikola Janeková, Barbora Kapičáková, Viktória Kučerová, Simona Macková, Emma Sločerová, Simona Mackováov, Laura Medviememíkována, Emma Slováková, Návákována, Simona Mackováov, Emma Slováková, Náčováková, Živčáková
3 × 3 tournament	Mixed team Team yellow	Mixed team Team black	Mixed team Team blue

Results men

National tournament

Preliminary round

Group A

rank	nation	Sp	S.	N	Gates	Points
1.	United States United States	2	2	0	15: 7	6th
2.	Finland Finland	2	1	1	7: 8	3
3.	Switzerland Switzerland	2	0	2	3:10	0

Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = victories, OTS = victories after overtime or penalty shoot-out , OTN = defeats after extra time or penalty shoot-out, N = defeats
Explanations: direct qualification for the semifinals

date	Time	encounter			Result
January 18th	20:00	United States United States	-	Finland Finland	7: 5
January 19th	20:00	Switzerland Switzerland	-	United States United States	2: 8
January 20th	20:00	Finland Finland	-	Switzerland Switzerland	2: 1

Group B

rank	nation	Sp	S.	N	Gates	Points
1.	Russia Russia	2	2	0	15: 2	6th
2.	Canada Canada	2	1	1	8: 6	3
3.	Denmark Denmark	2	0	2	0:15	0

Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = victories, OTS = victories after overtime or penalty shoot-out , OTN = defeats after extra time or penalty shoot-out, N = defeats
Explanations: direct qualification for the semifinals

Semifinals

date	Time	encounter			Result
January 18th	14:00	Canada Canada	-	Russia Russia	2: 6
January 19th	14:00	Denmark Denmark	-	Canada Canada	0: 6
January 20th	14:00	Russia Russia	-	Denmark Denmark	9-0

Finals

Semifinals		final

January 21, 11:00 a.m.
United States United States	2
Canada Canada	1

		January 22, 3:00 p.m.
		Russia Russia	4th
		United States United States	0

		Bronze game
January 21, 2:00 p.m.		January 22, 12:00 p.m.
Russia Russia	10	Canada Canada	4th
Finland Finland	1	Finland Finland	2

3 × 3 tournament

In the 3 × 3 tournament, eight teams with a total of 13 players from different nations compete. Each team consists of eleven field players and two goalkeepers.

Teams

No.	Item	_ Team black	_ Team blue	_ Team Braun	_ Team green
2	SP	Argentina Ruben Esposito	Chinese Taipei Chen Chih-yuan	Croatia Luka Banek	Luxembourg Nicolas Elgas
3	SP	Austria Lukas Floriantschitz	Poland Jakub Trzebunia	Australia Sai Lake	Russia Artyom Pronichkin
4th	SP	Turkey Kerem Alsan	New Zealand Caleb Chapman	France Hugo Galvez	France Nathan Nicoud
5	SP	Russia Yaroslav Labutkin	Turkey Ziya Efe Güçlü	Hong Kong Elvis Hsu	Ukraine Volodymyr Troshkin
6th	SP	China People's Republic Yu Jiacong	Korea South Hong Seung-woo	New Zealand Axel Ruski-Jones	Spain Pablo González
7th	SP	Netherlands Corné van Stuijvenberg	Germany Daniel Assavolyuk	Germany Marlon D'Acunto	Slovakia Maks Perčič
8th	SP	Japan Wataru Suzuki	Lithuania Joris Valčiukas	Estonia Erik Potšinok	Hong Kong Yam Yau
9	SP	Slovakia Adam Sýkora	Australia Riley Langille	United Kingdom Evan Nauth	Italy Alessandro Segafredo
10	SP	Czech Republic Dominik Pavlata	United Kingdom Cater Hamill	Lithuania Artur Seniut	Belarus Ilya Korsun
11	SP	Lithuania Linas Dėdinas	Estonia Konrad Kudeviita	Czech Republic Matyáš Šapovaliv	Estonia Marek Potšinok
12	SP	Belarus Danil Karpovich	Switzerland Simone Terraneo	Hungary Milán Ivády	Norway Patrik Dalen
30th	TW	Finland Kalle Varis	Denmark Oliver Thestrup Hansen	Slovakia Rastislav Eliáš	Hungary Levente Hegedűs
31	TW	Italy Matthias Rindone	Japan Issa Otsuka	Norway Sebastian Aarsund	Czech Republic Štěpán Maleček
No.	Item	_ Team gray	_ Team Orange	_ Team red	_ Team yellow
2	SP	Qatar Thawab Al-Subaey	Singapore Matthew Hamnett	Finland Juho Lukkari	Belgium Tibo Van Reeth
3	SP	Mexico Alejandro Resendiz	Poland Jakub Michalski	Ukraine Denis Pasko	Romania Csongor Antal
4th	SP	Turkmenistan Novruz Bayhanov	Mexico Diego Rodríguez	Chinese Taipei Lin Wei-yu	France Yassin Soubra
5	SP	Japan Gosei Daikuhara	Japan Tomoyoshi Yuki	Poland Aleks Menc	Italy Tommaso Madaschi
6th	SP	Russia Timofei Katkov	Italy Nicolò Remolato	Serbia Matija Dinić	Spain David Guilabert
7th	SP	Spain Pablo Mata	New Zealand Jack Lewis	Slovakia Peter Repčík	Netherlands Ryan Kolgen
8th	SP	Korea South Son Hyun	Korea South Kim Sang-yeob	United Kingdom Mackenzie Stewart	Slovakia Miha Beričič
9	SP	Slovakia Patrik Melicher	Austria Jonas Dobnig	Netherlands Dylan Wesseling	Belarus Andrei Murashko
10	SP	Austria Jan Billa	Germany Roman Kechter	Slovakia Well, Lesničar	Norway Oskar Bakkevig
11	SP	Bulgaria Nino Tomov	Hungary Mark Weidemann	Norway Sander Salvær	Czech Republic Šimon Slavíček
12	SP	Hungary Boldizsár Szalay	Switzerland Leni Michellod	Switzerland Jan Hornecker	Mexico Daniel Valencia
30th	TW	Sweden Lukas Svedin	Russia Ivan Novozhilov	Germany Matthias Bittner	Switzerland Loris Uberti
31	TW	Kazakhstan Alexei Baidek	Belarus Yan Shostak	France Maël Halladj	Austria Lukas Heuberger

Preliminary round

rank	team	Sp	S.	OTS	OTN	N	Gates	Points
1.	_ Team green	7th	5	1	0	1	64:43	17th
2.	_ Team Braun	7th	5	0	0	2	76:54	15th
3.	_ Team red	7th	4th	0	0	2	79:68	13
4th	_ Team black	7th	4th	0	0	3	83:66	12
5.	_ Team gray	7th	4th	0	1	3	58:73	12
6th	_ Team Orange	7th	3	0	0	4th	56:51	9
7th	_ Team yellow	7th	2	0	0	5	61:75	6th
8th.	_ Team blue	7th	0	0	0	7th	44:91	0

Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = victories, OTS = victories after overtime or penalty shoot-out , OTN = defeats after extra time or penalty shoot-out, N = defeats

Explanations: direct qualification for the semifinals

date	Time	encounter			Result
10. January	16:00	_ Team yellow	-	_ Team green	5:10
	16:00	_ Team Braun	-	_ Team black	13:11
	17:30	_ Team red	-	_ Team Orange	6: 8
	17:30	_ Team gray	-	_ Team blue	9: 8
11th January	9:00	_ Team yellow	-	_ Team gray	8:11
	9:00	_ Team black	-	_ Team red	9:12
	10:30	_ Team green	-	_ Team Braun	8: 6
	10:30	_ Team blue	-	_ Team Orange	1:12
	16:00	_ Team blue	-	_ Team black	8:14
	16:00	_ Team yellow	-	_ Team Orange	9: 4
	17:30	_ Team red	-	_ Team green	8: 9 a.d.
	17:30	_ Team Braun	-	_ Team gray	16: 6
January 12th	9:00	_ Team Orange	-	_ Team Braun	10:14
	9:00	_ Team green	-	_ Team blue	11: 6
	10:30	_ Team black	-	_ Team yellow	19: 7
	10:30	_ Team red	-	_ Team gray	9:13
	16:00	_ Team red	-	_ Team Braun	11: 5
	16:00	_ Team gray	-	_ Team green	6:14
	17:30	_ Team black	-	_ Team Orange	8:14
	17:30	_ Team blue	-	_ Team yellow	8:13
13th January	9:00	_ Team gray	-	_ Team black	8:16
	9:00	_ Team yellow	-	_ Team red	13:15
	10:30	_ Team Braun	-	_ Team blue	14: 2
	10:30	_ Team Orange	-	_ Team green	6: 8
	16:00	_ Team blue	-	_ Team red	11:18
	16:00	_ Team Orange	-	_ Team gray	2: 5
	17:30	_ Team green	-	_ Team black	4: 6
	17:30	_ Team Braun	-	_ Team yellow	8: 6

Finals

Semifinals		final

January 14, 12:00 p.m.
_ Team green	7th
_ Team black	3

		January 15, 1:30 p.m.
		_ Team green	10
		_ Team red	4th

		Bronze game
January 14, 1:30 p.m.		January 15, 12:00 p.m.
_ Team Braun	7th	_ Team Braun	6th
_ Team red	9	_ Team black	5

Results women

Athlete role model Florence Schelling

National tournament

Youth Olympic champions from Japan

Junior Vice Olympic Champions from Sweden

Bronze medalists from Slovakia

Preliminary round

Group A

rank	nation	Sp	S.	OTS	OTN	N	Gates	Points
1.	Sweden Sweden	2	1	1	0	0	10: 4	5
2.	Slovakia Slovakia	2	2	0	1	0	4: 4	1
3.	Germany Germany	2	0	0	0	2	3: 9	0

Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = victories, OTS = victories after overtime or penalty shoot-out , OTN = defeats after extra time or penalty shoot-out, N = defeats
Explanations: direct qualification for the semifinals

date	Time	encounter			Result
January 17th	17:00	Sweden Sweden	-	Slovakia Slovakia	3: 2 n.p.
January 18th	11:00	Germany Germany	-	Sweden Sweden	2: 7
January 19th	17:00	Slovakia Slovakia	-	Germany Germany	2: 1

Group B

rank	nation	Sp	S.	OTS	OTN	N	Gates	Points
1.	Japan Japan	2	2	0	0	0	9: 2	6th
2.	Switzerland Switzerland	2	0	1	0	1	2: 5	2
3.	Czech Republic Czech Republic	2	0	0	1	1	1: 5	1

Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = victories, OTS = victories after overtime or penalty shoot-out , OTN = defeats after extra time or penalty shoot-out, N = defeats
Explanations: direct qualification for the semifinals

Semifinals

date	Time	encounter			Result
January 17th	20:00	Czech Republic Czech Republic	-	Switzerland Switzerland	0: 1 n.p.
January 18th	17:00	Japan Japan	-	Czech Republic Czech Republic	4: 1
January 19th	11:00	Switzerland Switzerland	-	Japan Japan	1: 5

Finals

Semifinals		final

January 20, 5:00 p.m.
Japan Japan	5
Slovakia Slovakia	0

		January 21, 8:00 p.m.
		Japan Japan	4th
		Sweden Sweden	1

		Bronze game
January 20, 11:00 a.m.		January 21, 5:00 p.m.
Sweden Sweden	2	Slovakia Slovakia	2
Switzerland Switzerland	0	Switzerland Switzerland	1

3 × 3 tournament

Eight teams with a total of 13 players from different nations compete in the 3 × 3 tournament. Each team consists of eleven field players and two goalkeepers.

Teams

No.	Item	_ Team black	_ Team blue	_ Team Braun	_ Team green
2	SP	Switzerland Angelina Hurschler	Turkey Sidre Özer	Slovenia Arwen Nylaander	Mexico Melanie Hernández
3	SP	Australia Courtney Mahoney	Switzerland Valerie Christmann	Spain Julia Termens	France Annie Summers
4th	SP	China People's Republic Zhang Xinyue	Poland Anna Kot	France Nausicaea Clement	Chinese Taipei Huang Chun-lin
5	SP	Chinese Taipei Chang En-ni	Bulgaria Maria Runevska	Mexico Ximena González	Argentina Delfina Fattore
6th	SP	Poland Alicja Mota	United Kingdom Mirren Foy	Japan Riko Matsumoto	Germany Chanel Hofverberg
7th	SP	Slovakia Nikola Janeková	Slovakia Zuzana Dobiašová	Netherlands Roos Karst	Slovakia Emma Donovalová
8th	SP	United Kingdom Amy Robery	Russia Yana Krasheninina	Germany Celine Mayer	Italy Agata Muraro
9	SP	Russia Daria Petrova	Germany Maya rummage	Poland Alicja Sowa	Japan Ruka Kiyokawa
10	SP	Netherlands Kimberly Collard	Hungary Regina Metzler	Czech Republic Barbora Bartáková	United Kingdom Jessie Taylor
11	SP	Hungary Luca Marton	Austria Karolina Hengelmüller	Austria Marja Linzbichler	Austria Lisa Schrofl
12	SP	Japan Reina Sato	Australia Nikki Sharp	New Zealand Tallulah Bryant	Korea South Kang Si-hyun
30th	TW	Finland Emilia Kyrkkö	Japan Yuna Kusama	Slovakia Ivana Latková	Czech Republic Barbora Dalecká
31	TW	Italy Carlotta Regine	Denmark Aya Juhl Petersen	Norway Daniella Lauritzen Pizarro	Hungary Fruzsina Szabó
No.	Item	_ Team gray	_ Team Orange	_ Team red	_ Team yellow
2	SP	Switzerland Siria Dore	Ukraine Polina Lubenets	Romania Sonia David	Belgium Anke Steeno
3	SP	Serbia Valentina Vrhoci	China People's Republic Wang Meihe	Spain Valeria Ansoleaga	Spain Eva Aizpurua
4th	SP	Luxembourg Lina Meijer	Netherlands Sanne Claessens	Chinese Taipei Kao Wei-ting	France Ludmilla Bourcet
5	SP	Romania Emilia Munteanu	Italy Saskia Rohrgger	China People's Republic Never Xinrui	Italy Elisa Innocenti
6th	SP	Italy Ilary Larese De Pasqua	Norway Isabel Walberg	United Kingdom Abby Rowbotham	New Zealand Katya Blong
7th	SP	China People's Republic Zhang Shuqi	Australia Molly Lukowiak	Switzerland Zoé Mächler	Netherlands Iris van Houten
8th	SP	Czech Republic Markéta Mazancová	Korea South Yoo Seo-young	Argentina Mila Lutteral	Czech Republic Zuzana Trnková
9	SP	Russia Yekaterina Davletshina	Spain Nadia Sancha	Slovakia Barbora Kapičáková	Mexico Luisa Wilson
10	SP	Australia Ebony Brunt	Japan Sena Hasegawa	Russia Alina Ichayeva	Korea South Shin Seo-yoon
11	SP	Korea South Lee Eun-ji	Hungary Thóra Véghelyi	Norway Bea Storesund	Germany Leonie Böttcher
12	SP	Hungary Dorottya Gengeliczky	Austria Emma Hofbauer	Czech Republic Andrea Trnková	Norway Nora Pollestad
30th	TW	Sweden Sofie van Dueren	Russia Yulia Volkova	Germany Felicity Luby	Switzerland Nubya Aeschlimann
31	TW	Latvia Jelizaveta Stadnika	Kazakhstan Kristina Chernova	France Anita Origlio	Austria Magdalena Luggin

Preliminary round

rank	team	Sp	S.	OTS	OTN	N	Gates	Points
1.	_ Team black	7th	6th	0	0	1	44:30	18th
2.	_ Team blue	7th	4th	1	1	1	43:35	15th
3.	_ Team yellow	7th	4th	0	0	3	52:42	12
4th	_ Team Braun	7th	3	0	1	3	50:46	10
5.	_ Team green	7th	3	0	0	4th	40:49	9
6th	_ Team gray	7th	3	0	0	4th	44:52	9
7th	_ Team red	7th	2	1	0	4th	44:44	8th
8th.	_ Team Orange	7th	1	0	0	6th	32:51	3

Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = victories, OTS = victories after overtime or penalty shoot-out , OTN = defeats after extra time or penalty shoot-out, N = defeats

Explanations: direct qualification for the semifinals

date	Time	encounter			Result
10. January	19:10	_ Team yellow	-	_ Team green	12: 4
	19:10	_ Team Braun	-	_ Team black	6: 7
	20:40	_ Team red	-	_ Team Orange	4: 6
	20:40	_ Team gray	-	_ Team blue	7: 9
11th January	12:00	_ Team yellow	-	_ Team gray	11: 5
	12:00	_ Team black	-	_ Team red	5: 4
	13:30	_ Team green	-	_ Team Braun	4: 6
	13:30	_ Team blue	-	_ Team Orange	7: 4
	19:00	_ Team blue	-	_ Team black	8: 4
	19:00	_ Team yellow	-	_ Team Orange	8: 3
	20:30	_ Team red	-	_ Team green	7: 9
	20:30	_ Team Braun	-	_ Team gray	7: 9
January 12th	12:00	_ Team Orange	-	_ Team Braun	4:10
	12:00	_ Team green	-	_ Team blue	3: 5
	13:30	_ Team black	-	_ Team yellow	7: 2
	13:30	_ Team red	-	_ Team gray	5: 8
	19:00	_ Team red	-	_ Team Braun	11: 7
	19:00	_ Team gray	-	_ Team green	4: 9
	20:30	_ Team black	-	_ Team Orange	7: 3
	20:30	_ Team blue	-	_ Team yellow	5: 8
13th January	12:00	_ Team gray	-	_ Team black	3: 5
	12:00	_ Team yellow	-	_ Team red	5: 8
	13:30	_ Team Braun	-	_ Team blue	4: 5 n.p.
	13:30	_ Team Orange	-	_ Team green	6: 7
	19:00	_ Team blue	-	_ Team red	4: 5 n.p.
	19:00	_ Team Orange	-	_ Team gray	6: 8
	20:30	_ Team green	-	_ Team black	4: 9
	20:30	_ Team Braun	-	_ Team yellow	10: 6

Finals

Semifinals		final

January 14, 12:00 p.m.
_ Team black	11
_ Team Braun	7th

		January 15, 1:30 p.m.
		_ Team black	1
		_ Team yellow	6th

		Bronze game
January 14, 1:30 p.m.		January 15, 12:00 p.m.
_ Team blue	5	_ Team blue	6th
_ Team yellow	7th	_ Team Braun	4th

Web links

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Results overview

Ice hockey at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games


information
venue	Switzerland Prilly
Competition venue	Vaudoise aréna
Teams	12 (6 , 6 )
Nations	45
Athletes	399 (206 , 193 )
date	10-22 January 2020
decisions	4th
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