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world juniors schedule 2022

by William Koelpin Published 1 year ago Updated 1 year ago
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World Juniors schedule 2022

  • Tuesday, Aug. 9
  • Wednesday, Aug. 10
  • Thursday, Aug. 11
  • Friday, Aug. 12
  • Saturday, Aug. 13
  • Sunday, Aug. 14
  • Monday, Aug. 15
  • Wednesday, Aug. 17
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What time is the World Junior gold medal game?

2022 World Junior Hockey ChampionshipDateTeamsTime (ET)Friday, August 19, 2022Semifinal: Canada vs. Czechia4pmFriday, August 19, 2022Semifinal: Finland vs. Sweden8pmSaturday, August 20, 2022Bronze Medal: Czechia vs. Sweden4pmSaturday, August 20, 2022Gold Medal: Canada vs. Finland7:30pm24 more rows•Aug 19, 2022

Where is the World Juniors 2022 schedule?

EdmontonThe 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship is being held at Rogers Place in Edmonton from Aug. 9-20. Each game will be televised live on NHL Network in the United States and on TSN and RDS in Canada. The tournament was originally scheduled for Dec.

What channel is world junior hockey on?

NHL Network is your place for the World Juniors! USA at 9:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, December 26.

What time does Team Canada play on Boxing Day?

26, until Jan. 5, 2023. Canada's first game of the championship will be against Czechia on Boxing Day in Halifax at 7:30 p.m. AT, where they'll defend their gold medal in a rematch of last month's World Juniors semifinal.

Why is the World Juniors in August?

The 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship was postponed in December due to an outbreak of COVID-19. The tournament will restart on Aug. 9 in Edmonton, Alberta, and conclude with the gold-medal and bronze-medal games on Aug. 20.

What time is gold medal game World Juniors 2022?

Canada vs. The puck drops at 8 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. local time, from Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alta., home of the NHL's Oilers and WHL's Oil Kings.

Will the World Juniors be on TV?

The NHL Network announced they'll be broadcasting the 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship starting next week: NHL Network today announced it will provide complete coverage of the return of the 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship, as it continues to serve as the exclusive U.S. TV home.

Is TSN broadcasting the World Juniors?

The 2022 World Juniors can be watched across the TSN Network and streamed on TSN.ca or the TSN App.

What time does Canada play Switzerland today?

USA followed by Canada vs. Switzerland at 12:00 p.m. ET/ 9:00 a.m. PT on TSN3, TSN.ca, and the TSN App.

Did Canada junior hockey team win today?

Canada emerged victorious at the 2022 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship after Kent Johnson netted the golden goal in overtime to give Canada the 3-2 victory over Finland.

How can I watch the World Junior Hockey Championships?

How to watchDate: Aug. 9-20.Time: Varies.Location: Rogers Place (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)TV: NHL Network.Stream: fuboTV (try for free)

What is the age limit for World Junior Hockey?

under 20 years of ageAbout the World Junior Championship The 10-nation tournament features the world's best men's players under 20 years of age and is a 31-game event that takes place over the course of 10 days.

Who is hosting World Juniors 2022?

Where are the 2022 World Juniors? The 2022 World Junior Championship will take place in Edmonton, Alberta. All games will be played at Rogers Place, home of the Oilers. It is the first time since 1988 that there are not multiple host cities.

Where are the 2023 World Juniors held?

Halifax Regional MunicipalityMonctonNew BrunswickNova Scotia2023 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships/Location

Where can I watch the ice hockey World Cup?

Fans in the U.S. can watch the 2022 IIHF Women's World Championship on TV via NHL Network, which will air TSN's coverage.

How can I watch the World Junior Hockey Championships?

How to watchDate: Aug. 9-20.Time: Varies.Location: Rogers Place (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)TV: NHL Network.Stream: fuboTV (try for free)

2022 World Junior Championship groups

Ten teams, divided into two groups of five, are participating in the 2022 World Junior Championship.

When is Canada vs. USA?

For now, this year's tournament will not see a Battle of North America. With the two countries in different groups, fingers and toes will have to be crossed that they'll square off in a do-or-die playoff matchup.

Who won the World Juniors in 2021?

The United States shocked a heavily favored Canadian squad 2-0 in the gold-medal game. Alex Turcotte's first-period tally was the first 5-on-5 goal Canada allowed the entire tournament. Trevor Zegras' goal in the second added a little insurance, and Spencer Knight, who now plies his trade with the Panthers, earned the shutout.

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Canada

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Forwards Connor Bedard Will Cuylle (NYR) Elliot Desnoyers (PHI) William Dufour (NYI) Tyson Foerster (PHI) Nathan Gaucher (ANA) Ridly Greig (OTT) Kent Johnson (CBJ) Riley Kidney (MTL) Mason McTavish (ANA) Zack Ostapchuk (OTT) Brennan Othmann (NYR) Joshua Roy (MTL) Logan Stankoven (DAL) Defensemen Lukas C…
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Czech Republic

  • Forwards Jaroslav Chmelar (NYR) Michal Gut Petr Hauser (NJ) Daniel Hercik Ivan Ivan Jakub Kos (FLA) Jiri Kulich (BUF) Adam Mechura Matous Mensik Jan Mysak (MTL) Martin Rysavy (CBJ) Matyas Sapovaliv (VGK) Gabriel Szturc Tomas Urban Defenseman Ales Cech Tomas Hamara (OTT) David Jiricek (CBJ) David Moravec Stepan Nemec David Spacek (MIN) Stanislav Svozil (C…
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Finland

  • Forwards Samuel Helenius (LA) Roni Hirvonen (TOR) Roby Järventie (OTT) Oliver Kapanen (MTL) Roni Karvinen Joakim Kemell (NSH) Ville Koivunen (CAR) Brad Lambert (WPG) Eetu Liukas (NYI) Juuso Mäenpää Joel Määttä (EDM) Aatu Räty (NYI) Kasper Simontaival (LA) Kalle Väisänen (NYR) Defensemen Aleksi Heimosalmi (CAR) Joni Jurmo (VAN) Topi Niemelä (TOR) Petteri Nurmi (MT…
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Latvia

  • Forwards Daniels Andersons Rainers Darzins Darels Dukurs Felikss Gavars Oskars Lapinskis Martins Lavins Dans Locmelis (BOS) Peteris Purmalis Anri Ravinskis Rainers Rullers Girts Silkalns Klavs Veinbergs (TB) Sandis Vilmanis (FLA) Raimonds Vitolins Defensemen Ralfs Bergmanis Harijs Brants Peteris Bulans Niks Fenenko Daniels Gorsanovs Bogdans Hodass Gustavs Ozolin…
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Slovakia

  • Forwards Jakub Demek (VGK) Dalibor Dvorsky Roman Faith Samuel Honzek Maros Jedlicka Matej Kaslik Jakub Kolenic Lubomir Kupco Martin Misiak Oleksii Myklukha Libor Nemec Servác Petrovský (MIN) Peter Repcik Oliver Stümpel Adam Sýkora (NYR) Defensemen Denis Bakala Simon Becar Simon Groch Viliam Kmec Michal Laurencik Dávid Nátny Rayen Petrovicky Maxim …
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Austria

  • Forwards Luca Auer Jonas Dobnig Tim Geifes Maximilian Hengelmüller Nico Kramer Moritz Lackner Oskar Maier Senna Peeters Ian Scherzer Lucas Thaler Finn van Ee Leon Wallner Janick Wernicke Defensemen Lukas Hörl Lorenz Lindner Matteo Mitrovic Lukas Necesany Maximilian Preiml David Reinbacher Tobias Sablattnig Christoph Tialler Martin Urbanek Goaltenders Thoma…
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Germany

  • Forwards Alexander Blank Ryan Del Monte Josef Eham Luca Hauf Haakon Hanelt (WSH) Nikolaus Heigl Thomas Heigl Danjo Leonhardt Yannick Proske Bennet Rossmy Maciej Rutkowski Joshua Samanski Markus Schweiger Justin Volek Defenders Arkadiusz Dziambor Nils Elten Korbinian Geibe Maximilian Glotzl Adrian Klein Luca Munzenberger (EDM) Maksymilian Szuber (ARI) Leon …
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Sweden

  • Forwards Jonathan Lekkerimäki (VAN) Daniel Ljungman (DAL) Fabian Lysell (BOS) Oskar Magnusson (WSH) Theodor Niederbach (DET) Oskar Olausson (COL) Isak Rosén (BUF) Albert Sjöberg (DAL) Linus Sjödin (BUF) Åke Stakkestad Victor Stjernborg (CHI) Daniel Torgersson (WPG) Defensemen Emil Andrae (PHI) Simon Edvinsson (DET) Måns Forsfjäll Helge Grans (LA) …
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Switzerland

  • Forwards Mats Alge Dario Allenspach Nicolas Baechler Attilio Biasca Joshua Fahrni Lilian Garessus Marlon Graf Joel Henry Simon Knak (NSH) Joel Marchon Tim Muggli Kevin Nicolet Fabian Ritzmann Jonas Taibel Defensemen Giancarlo Chanton Noah Delémont Vincent Despont Rodwin Dionicio Nick Meile Arno Nussbaumer Dario Sidler Maximilian Streule Brian Zanetti (PHI…
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United States

  • Forwards Brett Berard (NYR) Thomas Bordeleau (SJ) Logan Cooley (ARI) Matt Coronato (CGY) Riley Duran (BOS) Dominic James (CHI) Matthew Knies (TOR) Carter Mazur (DET) Hunter McKown Sasha Pastujov (ANA) Mackie Samoskevich (FLA) Redmond Savage (DET) Landon Slaggert (CHI) Charlie Stramel Defensemen Sean Behrens (COL) Brock Faber (MIN) Luke Hughe…
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