Soviet U20 national ice hockey team

Soviet Union
Association	Soviet Ice Hockey Federation
Most games	Pawel Bure , Alexander Semak & Sergei Subow (21)
Most of the points	Pawel Bure (39)
statistics
First international match Soviet Union 6: 2 Finland Leningrad , Soviet Union ; December 27, 1973
Last game Canada 3-2 Soviet Union Saskatoon , Canada ; 4th January 1991
Biggest win Soviet Union 19-1 Austria Augsburg , Germany ; December 27, 1980
Biggest defeat Canada 7-0 Soviet Union Winnipeg , Canada ; December 26, 1981
World Championship
Participation	1974–1991 (18 ×)
best result	Gold medal (11 ×)
(As of February 10, 2015)

The Soviet U20 national ice hockey team represented the Ice Hockey Federation of the Soviet Union in ice hockey in the U20 junior level at international competitions and has been one of the best young national teams in the world for as long as it was founded. At the U20 World Championships , the selection won a total of eleven gold medals, three silver medals and two bronze medals. In 1991 the Soviet U20 selection was replaced by the U20 selection of the CIS .

history

The Soviet U20 national ice hockey team played their first game in 1973 in Leningrad with a 6-2 win over Finland and subsequently played exclusively at the highest level at world championships. She won the world championship eleven times, only twice did she not finish a tournament on the podium. At the 1987 World Cup , the team was disqualified after a mass brawl in the game against Canada.

World Cup placements

• 1974 - gold medal
• 1975 - gold medal
• 1976 - gold medal
• 1977 - gold medal
• 1978 - gold medal
• 1979 - gold medal
• 1980 - gold medal
• 1981 - bronze medal
• 1982 - 4th place

• 1983 - gold medal
• 1984 - gold medal
• 1985 - bronze medal
• 1986 - gold medal
• 1987 - disqualification
• 1988 - silver medal
• 1989 - gold medal
• 1990 - silver medal
• 1991 - silver medal

World champion squad

World Champion 1974

Boris Alexandrov , Sergei Babinow , Sinetula Bilyaletdinov , Vladimir Golikov , Vladimir Gostjuschew , Viktors Hatuļevs , Fyodor Kanareikin , Alexander Kornitschenko , Mikhail Kovalev , Vladimir Kucherenko , Vladimir Lavrentiev , Vladimir Lochmatow , Yevgeny Lukaschin , Alexander Maljugin , Sergei Melikov , Vladimir Myshkin , Yuri Novikov , Vasily Perwuchin , Viktor Schluktow , Boris Tschutschin , Edmunds Vasiļjevs , Viktor Wachruschew Coaching staff: Yuri Morozov , Yevgeny Majorov

World Champion 1975

Sergei Abramov , Boris Alexandrov , Sergei Babariko , Sergei Babinow , Alexander Baldin , Boris Barabanov , Sinetula Bilyaletdinov , Valeri Bragin , Dmitri Fedin , Vitaly Filippov , Viktors Hatuļevs , Alexander Ivanov , Fyodor Kanareikin , Vladimir Kucherenko , Sergei Lantratow , Vladimir Myshkin , Vasily Pervukhin , Sergei Shepelev , Alexander Sotow , Anatoli Stepanow , Boris Tschutschin , Viktor Wachruschew Coaching staff: Yuri Morozov , Igor Tusik

World Champion 1976

Sergei Abramov , Sergei Babariko , Valeri Bragin , Nikolai Drosdezki , Dmitry Fedin , Vyacheslav Fetisov , Alexei Frolikow , Irek Gimajew , Gennadi Ikonnikov , Valeri Jewstifejew , Alexander Kabanov , Sergei Lantratow , Yevgeny Novichenko , Vasily Paiussow , Vasily Pervukhin , Sergei Podgorzew , Mikhail Schostak , Viktor Zhukov , Yuri Shundrov , Anatoly Stepanov Coach: Igor Tusik

World Champion 1977

Ivan Avdeyev , Vyacheslav Fetisov , Aleksejs Froļikovs , Irek Gimajew , Valeri Jewstifejew , Alexander Kabanov , Igor Kapustin , Sergei Makarov , Konstantin Makarzew , Sergei Mylnikov , Nikolai Narimanow , Vasily Paiussow , Igor Roma Schin , Vladimir Shevtsov , Mikhail Schostak , Mikhail Sliptschenko , Sergei Starikov , Vladimir Subkov , Mikhail Tolotschko , Alexander Tyschnych Coaching staff: Vitaly Davydov , Vitaly Jerfilov

World Champion 1978

Vyacheslav Fetisov , Alexander Gerasimov , Alexander Guryev , Pawel Jesowskich , Alexei Kassatonow , Alexander Kozhevnikov , Sergei Makarov , Konstantin Makarzew , Sergei Mylnikov , Nikolai Narimanow , Sergei Paramonov , Vyacheslav Rjanow , Viktor Schkurdjuk , Sergei Starikov , Vladimir Zubkov , Anatoly Tarasov , Sergei Tukmatschew , Alexander Tyschnych , Nikolai Varyanov , Juri Woschakow Coaching staff: Vitaly Dawydow , Vadim Sakharov

World Champion 1979

Andrei Andreyev , Anatoli Antipov , Alexander Gerasimov , Vladimir Gerasimov , Viktor Gluschenkow , Vladimir Golowkow , Sergei Karpov , Alexei Kassatonow , Vladimir Krutov , Valery Krylov , Gennadi Kurd , Igor Larionov , Nikolai Maslov , Vyacheslav Rjanow , Dmitry Saprykin , Andrei Sidorenko , Yuri Strakhov , Anatoli Tarasow , Nikolai Varyanov , Yuri Woschakow Coaching staff: Vitali Dawydow , Vadim Sakharov

World Champion 1980

Alexei Bews , Igor Bubenschtschikow , Viktor Gluschenkow , Vladimir Golowkow , Dmitri Jerastow , Vladimir Krutov , Igor Larionov , Valery Mikhailov , Andrei Morozov , Igor Morozov , Yuri Nikitin , Igor Panin , Mikhail Panin , Yevgeny Popichin , Ildar Rachmatullin , Dmitry Saprykin , Vladimir Schaschow , Yevgeny Shastin , Sergei Swetlow , Alexander Sybin Coaching staff: Yuri Morozov , Vladimir Bogomolov

World Champion 1983

Sergei Ageikin , Ilya Bjakin , Igor Boldin , Svyatoslav Chalisow , Sergei Charin , Sergei Goloschumow , Sergei Gorbunov , Andrei Karpin , Andrei Martemjanow , Andrei Matyzin , Sergei Nemchinov , Arkadi Obukhov , Sergei Pryakhin , Yevgeny Schtepa , Valeri Shyriaiev , Oleg Starkov , Vladimir Tjurikow , Leonid Truchno , Alexander Tschornych , German Wolgin Coaching staff: Anatoli Kostryukov , Igor Tusik

World Champion 1984

Yevgeny Beloscheikin , Igor Boldin , Nikolai Borschtschewski , Yuri Chmyljow , Alexei Gusarov , Vasily Kamenev , Andrei Lomakin , Alexandr Lysenko , Igor Martynov , Aleh Mikultschyk , Sergei Nemchinov , Sergei Schendelew , Alexander Semak , Alexander Smirnov , Mikhail Tatarinow , Alexei Chervyakov , Yevgeny Tschischmin , Alexander Tschornych , Igor Vjasmikin , Sergei Wostrikow Coaching staff: Igor Dmitrijew , Anatoli Bogdanow

World Champion 1986

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

World Champion 1989

Pavel Bure , Boris Bykovsky , Dmitri Khristich , Sergei Fedorov , Sergei Gomoljako , Viktor Gordijuk , Oleksandr Hodynjuk , Igor Ivanov , Alexei Ivashkin , Alyaksandr Judsin , Dmitri Yushkevich , Igor Malychin , Maxim Mikhailovsky , Alexander Mogilny , Roman Oksjuta , Stanislaw Panfilenkow , Sergei Sorokin , Sergei Subow , Andrij Sydorow , Uladsimir Zyplakou Coaching staff: Robert Cherenkov , Valentin Gurejew

Head coach

• 1974–1975 Yuri Morozov
• 1976 Igor Tusik
• 1977–1979 Vitaly Davydov
• 1980–1981 Yuri Morozov
• 1982 Igor Tusik
• 1983 Anatoly Kostryukov
• 1984 Igor Dmitriev
• 1985 Vladimir Kisselev
• 1986–1987 Vladimir Vasilyev
• 1988 Anatoly Kostryukov
• 1989–1991 Robert Cherenkov

Web links

• Overview of international matches for the Soviet U20 national team (PDF) on nationalteamsoficehockey.com
• Squad & player statistics of the Soviet U20 national team on hockeyarchives.ru
• Soviet Junior Squads on azhockey.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ WJHC History - 1987. The Sports Network , accessed on 15 March 2014 .