2011 World U-17 Hockey Challenge

2011 World U-17 Hockey Challenge
Tournament details
Host country	Canada
Venue(s)	MTS Centre, MTS Iceplex, PCU Centre (in 2 host cities)
Dates	December 29 - January 4
Teams	10
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The 2011 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge was an ice hockey tournament held in Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada between December 29, 2010 and January 4, 2011. The World Under-17 Hockey Challenge is held by Hockey Canada annually to showcase young hockey talent from across Canada and other strong hockey countries. The primary venues used for the tournament were the MTS Iceplex in Winnipeg and the PCU Centre in Portage la Prairie. The semi-final and medal games were played at the MTS Centre.^[1] Team Ontario captured the gold medal with a 5-3 victory over Team USA in front of a record crowd of 12,060 at the MTS Centre on January 4. Team Pacific (British Columbia & Alberta) claimed the bronze medal.^[2]

Challenge results edit

Preliminary round edit

Group A edit

Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
United States	4	4	0	26	6	+20	12
Canada Quebec	4	3	1	22	15	+7	9
Canada Atlantic	4	2	2	15	26	−11	6
Finland	4	1	3	12	16	−4	3
Germany	4	0	4	7	19	−12	0

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Results edit

December 29, 2010

Canada Atlantic

3–9

Canada Quebec

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 502

A. Ryan (PP) 07:41
M. Bursey (PP) 56:01
N. MacKinnon (PP) 56:01

Goals

05:32 (PP) F. Gamelin
27:09 (PP) L. Ciampini
30:15 (ES) S. Hodhod
35:23 (ES) F. Girard
36:20 (ES) L. Ciampini
39:46 (ES) J. Leduc
41:17 (PP2) R. Lafontaine
41:37 (PP) M. Matheson
51:03 (PP) R. Lafontaine

December 29, 2010

Finland

2–5

United States

MTS Iceplex, Winnipeg

T. Nättinen (ES) 28:44
J. Ikonen (ES) 59:07

Goals

09:20 (ES) H. Samuelsson
13:02 (ES) C. Carrick
14:01 (ES) M. Lane
21:11 (ES) H. Samuelsson
28:28 (ES) N. Kerdiles

December 30, 2010

United States

4–1

Germany

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 487

H. Samuelsson (ES) 00:35
H. Samuelsson (ES) 04:06
H. Samuelsson (PP) 24:05
M. Knoules (PP) 38:00

Goals

02:22 (PP) L. Palausch

December 30, 2010

Canada Quebec

6–4

Finland

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 712

D. Fournier (ES) 05:53
L. Ciampini (ES) 39:40
C. Hudon (ES) 39:46
W. Carrier (ES) 48:27
L. Ciampini (ES) 50:56
L. Ciampini (ENG) 59:07

Goals

00:23 (ES) J. Ikonen
15:24 (ES) H. Ikonen
37:24 (ES) R. Ristolainen
47:26 (ES) V. Pokka

December 31, 2010

Canada Quebec

5–3

Germany

MTS Iceplex, Winnipeg

R. Lafontaine (PP) 15:51
M. Matheson (PP) 24:22
W. Carrier (ES) 33:40
L. Ciampini (ES) 41:30
C. Hudon (PP) 53:18

Goals

20:54 (PP) J. Koslowski
26:37 (ES) P. Klöpper
47:22 (PP2) M. Eberhardt

December 31, 2010

Finland

3–4

Canada Atlantic

PCU Centre , Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 638

K. Torniainen (ES) 18:17
R. Kulmala (ES) 19:11
T. Teräväinen (SH) 20:31

Goals

03:57 (ES) N. MacKinnon
22:46 (ES) B. Malone
26:55 (ES) N. MacKinnon
19:33 (PP) M. Bursey

January 1, 2011

Canada Atlantic

1–12

United States

MTS Iceplex, Winnipeg

J. Haché (PP) 10:26

Goals

08:40 (PP) H. Samuelsson
09:00 (ES) F. Vatrano
14:48 (ES) R. Hartman
19:46 (ES) T. Di Pauli
29:27 (PP) K. Osterberg
30:45 (ES) M. Lane
31:38 (ES) M. Koules
32:15 (PP) J. Trouba
35:06 (ES) M. Lane
35:36 (PP) F. Vatrano
46:01 (PP) B. Skjei
53:03 (ES) C. Carrick

January 1, 2011

Germany

1–3

Finland

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 503

J. Möser (PP) 10:50

Goals

15:13 (ES) J. Tanus
23:33 (ES) M. Lehtonen
25:54 (PP) J. Ikonen

January 2, 2011

Germany

2–7

Canada Atlantic

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 466

F. Tiffels (ES) 20:53
S. Ziegler (ES) 55:01

Goals

07:16 (ES) S. Anderson
25:09 (ES) Andrew Ryan
28:04 (PP) N. MacKinnon
30:29 (ES) N. MacKinnon
42:18 (ES) B. Malone
47:14 (ES) B. Pye
52:57 (ES) L. O'Brien

January 2, 2011

United States

5–2

Canada Quebec

MTS Iceplex, Winnipeg

R. Hartman (SH) 07:10
S. Jones (PP) 12:46
M. Koules (ES) 18:28
S. Matteau (ES) 25:48
T. Di Pauli (ES) 39:58

Goals

06:40 (PP2) C. Hudon
44:56 (ES) C. Hudon

Group B edit

Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Canada Ontario	4	4	0	20	6	+14	12
Canada Pacific	4	3	1	17	11	+6	9
Canada West	4	2	2	14	12	+2	6
Czech Republic	4	1	3	9	16	−7	3
Slovakia	4	0	4	5	20	−15	0

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Results edit

December 29, 2010

Czech Republic

1–7

Canada Ontario

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 689

M. Matějček (PP) 31:54

Goals

07:39 (PP) S. Koekkoek
24:46 (ES) M. Campagna
24:52 (ES) C. Marchese
27:42 (PP2) S. Laughton
40:58 (ES) K. Rychel
50:59 (ES) A. Anthanasiou
57:51 (PP) G. Curcuruto

December 29, 2010

Canada West

2–5

Canada Pacific

MTS Iceplex, Winnipeg

C. Heffley (SH) 25:26
B. Harms (PP) 42:49

Goals

13:33 (PP2) G. Reinhart
40:49 (ES) M. Winther
48:16 (ES) R. Trzonkowski
50:33 (PP) H. Shinkaruk
52:22 (ES) B. Magee

December 30, 2010

Canada Pacific

3–2

Czech Republic

MTS Iceplex, Winnipeg

B. Magee (PP) 19:06
T. Bourke (PP) 25:39
H. Shinkaruk (ES) 45:42

Goals

10:19 (ES) Dominik Volek
30:36 (ES) P. Sedláček

December 30, 2010

Slovakia

0–5

Canada Ontario

MTS Iceplex, Winnipeg

Goals

06:33 (PP2) M. Campagna
25:13 (ES) C. Marchese
29:18 (PP) K. Rychel
34:00 (ES) S. Monahan
43:11 (PP) S. Laughton

December 31, 2010

Canada Pacific

7–3

Slovakia

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 421

R. Olsen (ES) 05:25
L. Bews (PP) 12:15
J. Erricson (PP) 13:04
R. Trzonkowski (ES) 25:51
M. Winther (ES) 28:51
T. Bourke (ES) 46:53
J. Erricson (ES) 57:57

Goals

06:38 (PP) J. Blaško
13:43 (ES) M. Réway
21:34 (ES) A. Štrauch

December 31, 2010

Czech Republic

2–5

Canada West

MTS Iceplex , Winnipeg

P. Machač (ES) 20:40
D. Volek (PP) 57:23

Goals

04:36 (PP) C. Stephenson
07:56 (PP) B. Leipsic
28:29 (PP) B. Cuthbert
50:34 (ES) B. Stovin
59:15 (ENG) L. McVeigh

January 1, 2011

Slovakia

1–4

Czech Republic

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 446

J. Blaško (PP) 27:31

Goals

02:52 (ES) J. Hudeček
)9:54 (ES) M. Zadražil
52:22 (ES) M. Psota
59:25 (ENG) D. Volek

January 1, 2011

Canada Ontario

4–3

Canada West

MTS Iceplex, Winnipeg

B. Silk (ES) 00:15
A. Athanasiou (ES) 29:10
J. Graham (PP) 35:37
M. Marcantuoni (PP) 41:24

Goals

08:27 (ES) C. Stephenson
14:51 (SH) C. Stephenson
59:54 (PP) L. McVeigh

January 2, 2011

Canada Ontario

4–2

Canada Pacific

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 1182

B. Gaunce (PP) 20:24
M. Marcantuoni (PP) 30:42
M. Finn (ES) 31:32
B. Gaunce (PP) 38:50

Goals

08:20 (ES) H. Shinkaruk
51:19 (PP) B. Magee

January 2, 2011

Canada West

4–1

Slovakia

MTS Iceplex, Winnipeg

B. Leipsic (PP) 01:39
R. Gow (ES) 28:32
C. Stephenson (ES) 41:06
R. Pulock (ES) 51:52

Goals

48:55 (ES) A. Štrauch

Final round edit

Semifinals			Final

A1	United States	6*

B2	Canada Pacific	5
			SF1	United States	3

			SF2	Canada Ontario	5
B1	Canada Ontario	2*

A2	Canada Quebec	1

* Decided in overtime.

Semifinals edit

January 3, 2011

Canada Pacific

5–6 (OT)

United States

MTS Centre, Winnipeg

B. Magee (ES) 01:13
H. Shinkaruk (PP) 35:58
T. Bourke (PP) 37:04
M. Rielly (ES) 42:20
M. Rielly (ES) 43:49

Goals

05:59 (ES) R. Hartman
12:27 (PP) J. Trouba
18:22 (ES) S. Matteau
18:36 (ES) R. Hartman
32:29 (PP) M. Grzelcyk
67:24 (ES) N. Kerdiles

January 3, 2011

Canada Quebec

1–2 (OT)

Canada Ontario

MTS Centre, Winnipeg

C. Hudon (ES) 24:04

Goals

17:58 (ES) S. Monahan
61:52 (ES) S. Monahan

9th place game edit

January 3, 2011

Slovakia

5–8

Germany

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 394

P. Hrehorčák (ES) 02:13
M. Kolena (PP) 12:35
J. Blaško (PP) 23:00
T. Palecek (ES) 30:02
M. Kolena (ES) 59:23

Goals

00:18 (ES) F. Tiffels
23:35 (ES) S. Ziegler
24:02 (ES) B. Zientek
32:28 (ES) J. Koslowski
33:02 (ES) M. Eberhardt
40:41 (ES) M. Kurth
45:55 (ES) M. Eberhardt
59:39 (ES) J. Koslowski

7th place game edit

January 3, 2011

Czech Republic

4–5

Finland

MTS Iceplex, Winnipeg

V. Tomeček (ES) 07:39
J. Schleiss (ES) 07:56
D. Volek (ES) 29:33
M. Zadražil (PP) 42:02

Goals

01:42 (ES) R. Kulmala
39:35 (PP) R. Kulmala
42:27 (ES) T. Teräväinen
51:17 (SH) A. Lehkonen
54:34 (ES) K. Torniainen

5th place game edit

January 3, 2011

Canada West

1–2

Canada Atlantic

PCU Centre, Portage la Prairie
Attendance: 888

B. Leipsic (ES) 54:19

Goals

21:31 (ES) D. Oliver-Dares
52:06 (ES) T. Burke

Bronze medal game edit

January 4, 2011

Canada Quebec

4–5 (OT)

Canada Pacific

MTS Centre, Winnipeg

L. Cimapini (ES) 1920
D. Poulin (PP) 25:44
F. Girard (ES) 41:54
D. Poulin (PP) 52:54

Goals

16:54 (PP2) S. Hodges
46:23 (SH) R. Trzonkowski
49:35 (ES) M. Winther
56:31 (ES) H. Shinkaruk
61:34 (ES) B. Magee

Gold medal game edit

January 4, 2011

Canada Ontario

5–3

United States

MTS Centre, Winnipeg
Attendance: 12,060

K. Rychel (ES) 04:39
S. Monahan (ES) 09:34
B. Gaunce (ES) 12:48
S. Monahan (ES) 47:13
M. Campagna (PS) 55:58

Goals

09:06 (ES) N. Olsson
30:54 (ES) M. Koules
41:07 (SH) S. Jones

Scoring leaders edit

Player	Country	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
Matt Dumba	Canada Pacific	6	0	12	12	2
Charles Hudon	Canada Quebec	6	5	6	11	8
Henrik Samuelsson	United States	6	6	4	10	10
Hunter Shinkaruk	Canada Pacific	6	5	4	9	2
Andrew Ryan	Canada Atlantic	5	2	7	9	6
Jacob Trouba	United States	6	2	7	9	12
Nathan MacKinnon	Canada Atlantic	5	5	3	8	0
Miles Koules	United States	6	4	4	8	4
Troy Bourke	Canada Pacific	6	3	5	8	14
Mike Matheson	Canada Quebec	6	2	6	8	10

Goaltending leaders edit

(Minimum 60 minutes played)

Player	Country	MINS	GA	Sv%	GAA	SO
Andy Desautels	Canada West	60:00	1	.966	1.00	0
Daniel Altshuller	Canada Ontario	301:52	7	.947	1.39	2
Oskari Setänen	Finland	178:44	11	.910	3.69	1
Janne Juvonen	Finland	60:00	4	.907	4.00	0
Marek Lanhamer	Czech Republic	171:18	8	.900	2.80	0

Final standings edit

	Team
	Canada Ontario
	United States
	Canada Pacific
4	Canada Quebec
5	Canada Atlantic
6	Canada West
7	Finland
8	Czech Republic
9	Germany
10	Slovakia

Tournament All-Star Team edit

Goaltender: Ontario Daniel Altshuller
Defencemen: Seth Jones, West Derrick Pouliot
Forwards: Ontario Andreas Athanasiou, Nicolas Kerdiles, Pacific Hunter Shinkaruk

Source:^[3]

References edit

^ "2011 World Under-17 Challenge". Hockey Canada. Archived from the original on December 16, 2010. Retrieved December 29, 2010.
^ "Ontario crowned U17 Challenge champions". Winnipeg Sun. Retrieved January 5, 2011.
^ "Team Ontario into World U-17 playoff round". SooToday.com. January 3, 2011. Retrieved September 26, 2023.

External links edit

[1]

[1] "2011 World Under-17 Challenge". Hockey Canada. Archived from the original on December 16, 2010. Retrieved December 29, 2010.

[2] "Ontario crowned U17 Challenge champions". Winnipeg Sun. Retrieved January 5, 2011.

[sootoday20110103-3] "Team Ontario into World U-17 playoff round". SooToday.com. January 3, 2011. Retrieved September 26, 2023.

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2011 World U-17 Hockey Challenge

Contents

Challenge results edit

Preliminary round edit

Group A edit

Results edit

Group B edit

Results edit

Final round edit

Semifinals edit

9th place game edit

7th place game edit

5th place game edit

Bronze medal game edit

Gold medal game edit

Scoring leaders edit

Goaltending leaders edit

Final standings edit

Tournament All-Star Team edit

See also edit

References edit

External links edit