Goaltenders Internationally in 1964-1990 (stats and awards)

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I wanted to create comprehensive summary of the pre-1990 goalies playing in all major international tournaments with full statistical and award account to the maximal extent that is known and discovered up today. Here´s what I suppose is the current state of knowledge… and I hope it´s OK to make a longer post like this, my goal was to have everything summed up at one place.

Olympic Games 1964
1. Boris Zaytsev (USSR): 2 games / 0 goals allowed / 18 saves / 0.00 GAA / 1.000
2. Seth Martin (CAN): 6 games / 5 goals allowed / 145 saves / 1.22 GAA / 0.9667
3. Kjell Svensson (SWE): 4 games / 8 goals allowed / 118 saves / 1.76 GAA / 0.9365
4. Viktor Konovalenko (USSR): 6 games / 10 goals allowed / 122 saves / 1.77 GAA / 0.9242
5. Vladimír Nadrchal (CSSR): 6 games / 15 goals allowed / 165 saves / 2.58 GAA / 0.9167
6. Juhani Lahtinen (FIN): 7 games / 31 goals allowed / 290 saves / 4.43 GAA / 0.9034
7. Pat Rupp (USA): 6 games / 22 goals allowed / 201 saves / 4.02 GAA / 0.9013
8. Ulrich Jansen (W. GER): 5 games / 30 goals allowed / 268 saves / 6.00 GAA / 0.8993
9. Lennart Häggroth (SWE): 3 games / 8 goals allowed / 70 saves / 3.25 GAA / 0.8974
10. Ken Broderick (CAN): 6 games / 12 goals allowed / 101 saves / 4.16 GAA / 0.8938
11. René Kiener (SWI): 2 games / 17 goals allowed / 131 saves / 8.50 GAA / 0.8851
12. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 2 games / 4 goals allowed / 29 saves / 3.40 GAA / 0.8788
13. Gérard Rigolet (SWI): 5 games / 40 goals allowed / 283 saves / 8.00 GAA / 0.8762
14. Michael Hobelsberger (W. GER): 2 games / 19 goals allowed / 75 saves / 9.50 GAA / 0.7979
Thomas Yurkowich (USA): ???
Source
EDIT: See the post #6 in this thread for ALTERNATIVE/ADDITIONAL STATS.
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Seth Martin
1st All-Star Team: Seth Martin

World Championship 1965
1. Leif Holmqvist (SWE): 2 games / 0 goals allowed / 41 saves / 1.000
2. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 6 games / 6 goals allowed / 107 saves / 0.9469
3. Viktor Zinger (USSR): 2 games / 3 goals allowed / 42 saves / 0.9333
4. Ken Broderick (CAN): 5 games / 11 goals allowed / 127 saves / 0.9203
5. Peter Kolbe (E. GER): 5 games / 17 goals allowed / 181 saves / 0.9141
6. Viktor Konovalenko (USSR): 5 games / 10 goals allowed / 95 saves / 0.9048
7. Juhani Lahtinen (FIN): 6 games / 23 goals allowed / 193 saves / 0.8935
8. Urpo Ylönen (FIN): 1 game / 4 goals allowed / 27 saves / 0.8710
9. Kjell Svensson (SWE): 6 games / 17 goals allowed / 111 saves / 0.8672
10. Vladimír Nadrchal (CSSR): 2 games / 4 goals allowed / 26 saves / 0.8667
11. Tom Haugh (USA): 7 games / 44 goals allowed / 273 saves / 0.8612
12. Don Collins (CAN): 2 games / 10 goals allowed / 56 saves / 0.8485
13. Klaus Hirche (E. GER): 2 games / 16 goals allowed / 89 saves / 0.8476
14. Kåre Østensen (NOR): 6 games / 42 goals allowed / 211 saves / 0.8340
15. Thore Nilsen (NOR): 1 game / 14 goals allowed / 43 saves / 0.7544
Source, p. 161-162
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Vladimír Dzurilla
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Vladimír Dzurilla (36 votes), 2. Tom Haugh (6 votes), 3. Peter Kolbe (5 votes), 4. Ken Broderick (4 votes), 5. Juhani Lahtinen, Kjell Svensson (1 vote)

World Championship 1966

Unfortunately, records of goalie saves, published in game reports of the 1966 World Championship produced by writers of Československý sport, were very scarce. Goalies with a full record were only three. Five other goalies had published their numbers of saves in at least half of the games they´d played in. This is what I´ve got…

Goalies with full statistical account of this championship:
Ken Broderick (CAN): 3 games / 2 goals allowed / 66 saves / 0.9706
Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 6 games / 10 goals allowed / 91 saves / 0.9010
Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 2 games / 5 goals allowed / 31 saves / 0.8611

Goalies with partial statistical account of this championship:
Viktor Konovalenko (USSR): played 6 games, allowed 7 goals in total;
stats from 3 games (vs. CAN, SWE, USA) / 3 goals allowed / 47 saves / 0.9400
Peter Kolbe (E. GER): played 6 games, allowed 20 goals in total;
stats from 4 games (vs. CSSR, SWE, CAN, POL) / 13 goals allowed / 142 saves / 0.9161
Seth Martin (CAN): played 4 games, allowed 8 goals in total;
stats from 2 games (vs. USSR, CSSR) / 5 goals allowed / 54 saves / 0.9153
Leif Holmqvist (SWE): played 5 games, allowed ??? goals in total;
stats from 4 games (vs. CAN, CSSR, USSR, E. GER) / 13 goals allowed / 71 saves / 0.8452
Rod Blackburn (USA): played 4 games, allowed 19 goals in total;
stats from 2 games (vs. USSR, CSSR) / 15 goals allowed / 71 saves / 0.8452

EDIT: See the post #9 in this thread for further information.
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Seth Martin
1st All-Star Team: Seth Martin

World Championship 1967
1. Viktor Zinger (USSR): 2 games / 2 goals allowed / 36 saves / 0.9474
2. Urpo Ylönen (FIN): 5 games / 11 goals allowed / 188 saves / 0.9447
3. Viktor Konovalenko (USSR): 6 games / 7 goals allowed / 112 saves / 0.9412
4. Carl Wetzel (USA): 7 games / 20 goals allowed / 289 saves / 0.9353
5. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 4 games / 6 goals allowed / 76 saves / 0.9268
6. Kjell Svensson (SWE): 3 games / 7 goals allowed / 79 saves / 0.9186
7. Seth Martin (CAN): 6 games / 13 goals allowed / 143 saves / 0.9167
8. Peter Kolbe (E. GER): 6 games / 25 goals allowed / 230 saves / 0.9020
9. Vladimír Nadrchal (CSSR): 5 games / 12 goals allowed / 110 saves / 0.9016
10. Klaus Hirche (E. GER): 3 games / 14 goals allowed / 123 saves / 0.8978
11. Wayne Stephenson (CAN): 3 games / 2 goals allowed / 16 saves / 0.8889
12. Leif Holmqvist (SWE): 4 games / 15 goals allowed / 111 saves / 0.8810
13. Hans Schmengler (W. GER): 5 games / 29 goals allowed / 211 saves / 0.8792
14. Juhani Lahtinen (FIN): 2 games / 13 goals allowed / 84 saves / 0.8660
15. Günther Knauss (W. GER): 4 games / 27 goals allowed / 140 saves / 0.8383
16. Tom Haugh (USA): 1 game / 3 goals allowed / 9 saves / 0.7500
Source, p. 120
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Carl Wetzel
1st All-Star Team: Carl Wetzel (32 votes out of 123 ballots; alternative source have Wetzel getting 42.5 % of the votes)

Olympic Games 1968
1. Viktor Zinger (USSR): 2 games / 1 goal allowed / 26 saves / 0.9630
2. Vladimír Nadrchal (CSSR): 1 game / 1 goal allowed / 16 saves / 0.9412
3. Wayne Stephenson (CAN): 3 games / 3 goals allowed / 46 saves / 0.9388
4. Viktor Konovalenko (USSR): 5 games / 9 goals allowed / 112 saves / 0.9256
5. Hans Dahllöf (SWE): 1 game / 2 goals allowed / 22 saves / 0.9167
6. Pat Rupp (USA): 7 games / 18 goals allowed / 184 saves / 0.9109
7. Ken Broderick (CAN): 5 games / 12 goals allowed / 116 saves / 0.9063
8. Urpo Ylönen (FIN): 7 games / 23 goals allowed / 210 saves / 0.9013
9. Leif Holmqvist (SWE): 6 games / 16 goals allowed / 120 saves / 0.8824
10. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 7 games / 16 goals allowed / 110 saves / 0.8730
11. Josef Schramm (W. GER): 7 games / 33 goals allowed / 159 saves / 0.8281
12. Klaus Hirche (E. GER): 5 games / 17 goals allowed / 80 saves / 0.8247
13. Dieter Pürschel (E. GER): 6 games / 31 goals allowed / 141 saves / 0.8198
14. James Logue (USA): 1 game / 10 goals allowed / 32 saves / 0.7619
15. Günther Knauss (W. GER): 2 games / 4 goals allowed / 5 saves / 0.5556
Source, p. 191
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Ken Broderick
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Ken Broderick (28 votes out of 50 ballots), 2. Urpo Ylönen (7 votes), 3. Vladimír Dzurilla (6 votes), 4. Leif Holmqvist, Pat Rupp (3 votes) etc.

World Championship 1969
1. Miroslav Lacký (CSSR): 3 games / 2 goals allowed / 40 saves / 0.9524
2. Ken Dryden (CAN): 2 games / 3 goals allowed / 49 saves / 0.9423
3. Gunnar Bäckman (SWE): 2 games / 2 goals allowed / 29 saves / 0.9355
4. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 9 games / 18 goals allowed / 193 saves / 0.9147
5. Leif Holmqvist (SWE): 8 games / 17 goals allowed / 180 saves / 0.9137
6. Viktor Zinger (USSR): 10 games / 21 goals allowed / 200 saves / 0.9050
7. Wayne Stephenson (CAN): 8 games / 25 goals allowed / 228 saves / 0.9012
8. Urpo Ylönen (FIN): 10 games / 49 goals allowed / 301 saves / 0.8600
9. Mike Curran (USA): 10 games / 74 goals allowed / 442 saves / 0.8566
10. Lasse Kiili (FIN): 1 game / 3 goals allowed / 15 saves / 0.8333
11. Steve Rexe (CAN): 1 (?) game / 2 goals allowed / 8 saves / 0.8000
12. Viktor Puchkov (USSR): 1 (?) game / 2 goals allowed / 7 saves / 0.7778
Source, p. 118
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Leif Holmqvist
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Vladimír Dzurilla (59 votes out of 150 ballots), 2. Leif Holmqvist (56 votes), 3. Mike Curran (28 votes)

World Championship 1970
1. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 6 games / 4 goals allowed / 76 saves / 0.9500
2. Viktor Konovalenko (USSR): 8 games / 7 goals allowed / 116 saves / 0.9431
3. Leif Holmqvist (SWE): 8 games / 14 goals allowed / 166 saves / 0.9222
4. Urpo Ylönen (FIN): 6 games / 18 goals allowed / 188 saves / 0.9126
5. Miroslav Lacký (CSSR): 1 game / 2 goals allowed / 16 saves / 0.8889
6. Klaus Hirche (E. GER): 7 games / 30 goals allowed / 232 saves / 0.8855
7. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 10 games / 28 goals allowed / 200 saves / 0.8772
8. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 4 games / 22 goals allowed / 141 saves / 0.8650
9. Walery Kosyl (POL): 8 games / 44 goals allowed / 259 saves / 0.8548
10. Gunnar Bäckman: 2 games / 7 goals allowed / 36 saves / 0.8372
11. Dieter Pürschel (E. GER): 5 games / 20 goals allowed / 97 saves / 0.8291
12. Andrzej Tkacz (POL): 3 games / 26 goals allowed / 116 saves / 0.8169
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Urpo Ylönen
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Viktor Konovalenko (43 votes out of 87 ballots), 2. Leif Holmqvist (23 votes), 3. Urpo Ylönen (21 votes)

World Championship 1971
1. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 8 games / 12 goals allowed / 216 saves / 0.9474
2. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 5 games / 6 goals allowed / 80 saves / 0.9302
3. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 7 games / 17 goals allowed / 223 saves / 0.9292
4. Marcel Sakáč (CSSR): 3 games / 8 goals allowed / 85 saves / 0.9140
5. Christer Abrahamsson (SWE): 9 games / 27 goals allowed / 284 saves / 0.9132
6. Viktor Konovalenko (USSR): 7 games / 18 goals allowed / 165 saves / 0.9016
7. Anton Kehle (W. GER): 8 games / 39 goals allowed / 319 saves / 0.8911
8. Dick Tomasoni (USA): 2 games / 6 goals allowed / 48 saves / 0.8889
9. Mike Curran (USA): 2 games / 9 goals allowed / 71 saves / 0.8875
10. Carl Wetzel (USA): 8 games / 38 goals allowed / 299 saves / 0.8872
11. Josef Schramm (W. GER): 4 games / 23 goals allowed / 167 saves / 0.8789
12. Urpo Ylönen (FIN): 4 games / 25 goals allowed / 171 saves / 0.8724
13. William Löfqvist (SWE): 1 game / 6 goals allowed / 29 saves / 0.8286
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Jiří Holeček
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Jiří Holeček (32 votes out of 60 ballots), 2. Jorma Valtonen (19 votes), 3. Carl Wetzel (4 votes), 4. Viktor Konovalenko, Christer Abrahamsson (2 votes)

Olympic Games 1972
1. Mike Curran (USA): 5 games / 15 goals allowed / 194 saves / 0.9282
2. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 5 games / 7 goals allowed / 87 saves / 0.9255
3. Leif Holmqvist (SWE): 3 games / 7 goals allowed / 82 saves / 0.9213
4. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 4 games / 10 goals allowed / 116 saves / 0.9206
5. Christer Abrahamsson (SWE): 2 games / 6 goals allowed / 54 saves / 0.9167
6. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 5 games / 24 goals allowed / 140 saves / 0.8537
7. Alexander Pashkov (USSR): 1 game / 3 goals allowed / 17 saves / 0.8500
8. Walery Kosil (POL): 5 games / 26 goals allowed / 115 saves / 0.8156
9. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 2 games / 6 goals allowed / 26 saves / 0.8125
10. Andrzej Tkacz (POL): 2 games / 13 goals allowed / 52 saves / 0.8000
(these are stats without the qualification round)
Source 1, Source 2, Source 3

World Championship 1972
1. Vladimir Shepovalov (USSR): 4 games / 2 goals allowed / 53 saves / 0.9636
2. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 6 games / 10 goals allowed / 137 saves / 0.9320
3. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 4 games / 6 goals allowed / 63 saves / 0.9130
4. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 7 games / 15 goals allowed / 156 saves / 0.9123
5. Curt Larsson (SWE): 2 games / 3 goals allowed / 29 saves / 0.9063
6. Leif Holmqvist (SWE): 7 games / 20 goals allowed / 164 saves / 0.8913
7. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 9 games / 41 goals allowed / 271 saves / 0.8686
8. Christer Abrahamsson (SWE): 3 games / 10 goals allowed / 64 saves / 0.8649
9. Alfred Molina (SWI): 7 games / 45 goals allowed / 279 saves / 0.8611
10. Rainer Makatch (W. GER): 5 games / 16 goals allowed / 90 saves / 0.8491
11. Anton Kehle (W. GER): 5 games / 32 goals allowed / 138 saves / 0.8118
12. Gérald Rigolet (SWI): 6 games / 51 goals allowed / 199 saves / 0.7960
13. Franz Funk (W. GER): 4 games / 28 goals allowed / 105 saves / 0.7895
14. Stig Wetzel (FIN): 2 games / 7 goals allowed / 18 saves / 0.7200
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Jorma Valtonen
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Jiří Holeček (86 votes out of 121 ballots), 2. Alfred Molina (12 votes), 3. Jorma Valtonen (11 votes), 4. Vladislav Tretiak (10 votes), 5. Leif Holmqvist (2 votes)

Summit Series 1972
1. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 8 games / 31 goals allowed / 236 saves / 3.88 GAA / 0.8839
2. Tony Esposito (CAN): 4 games / 13 goals allowed / 97 saves / 3.25 GAA / 0.8818
3. Ken Dryden (CAN): 4 games / 19 goals allowed / 98 saves / 4.75 GAA / 0.8376
Source

World Championship 1973
1. Jiří Crha (CSSR): 2 games / 3 goals allowed / 51 saves / 0.9444
2. Antti Leppänen (FIN): 6 games / 10 goals allowed / 149 saves / 0.9371
3. William Löfqvist (SWE): 7 games / 13 goals allowed / 182 saves / 0.9333
4. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 8 games / 17 goals allowed / 212 saves / 0.9258
5. Alexander Sidelnikov (USSR): 3 games / 4 goals allowed / 48 saves / 0.9231
6. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 7 games / 14 goals allowed / 163 saves / 0.9209
7. Christer Abrahamsson (SWE): 4 games / 10 goals allowed / 89 saves / 0.8990
8. Walery Kosyl (POL): 10 games / 58 goals allowed / 344 saves / 0.8557
9. Robert Merkle (W. GER): 4 games / 27 goals allowed / 158 saves / 0.8541
10. Anton Kehle (W. GER): 9 games / 55 goals allowed / 314 saves / 0.8509
11. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 4 games / 29 goals allowed / 151 saves / 0.8389
12. Henryk Wojtynek (POL): 2 games / 18 goals allowed / 38 saves / 0.6786
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Jiří Holeček
1st All-Star Team: Jiří Holeček

World Championship 1974
1. Curt Larsson (SWE): 4 games / 4 goals allowed / 137 saves / 0.9716
2. Stig Wetzel (FIN): 2 games / 2 goals allowed / 54 saves / 0.9643
3. Christer Abrahamsson (SWE): 6 games / 16 goals allowed / 248 saves / 0.9394
4. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 8 games / 12 goals allowed / 157 saves / 0.9290
5. Alexander Sidelnikov (USSR): 3 games / 6 goals allowed / 64 saves / 0.9143
6. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 6 games / 14 goals allowed / 139 saves / 0.9085
7. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 5 games / 19 goals allowed / 163 saves / 0.8956
8. Jiří Crha (CSSR): 5 games / 11 goals allowed / 92 saves / 0.8932
9. Anti Leppänen (FIN): 4 games / 15 goals allowed / 113 saves / 0.8828
10. Walery Kosyl (POL): 10 games / 48 goals allowed / 353 saves / 0.8803
11. Joachim Hurbanek (E. GER): 5 games / 26 goals allowed / 136 saves / 0.8395
12. Wolfgang Fisher (E. GER): 8 games / 45 goals allowed / 214 saves / 0.8263
13. Andrzej Tkacz (POL): 4 games / 20 goals allowed / 50 saves / 0.7143
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Vladislav Tretiak
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Curt Larsson (43 votes), 2. Vladislav Tretiak (38 votes), 3. Jiří Holeček (23 votes), 4. Christer Abrahamsson (14 votes), 5. Stig Wetzel (2 votes), 6. Anti Leppänen, Jorma Valtonen (1 vote)

Summit Series 1974

...Stats for goalies that played in the Summit Series 1974. Let me know if full statistics of this series are somewhere on the internet, I couldn´t find them. So I went to look for the game reports of this series too and reports show the number of saves for all but 1st and 3rd game. Only website where I could found the remaining stats for these two games were on French wikipedia (of all places!), where the information is provided for the first 3 games.

I know this mash-up of stats from two sources is far from ideal but still… I think it´s better than nothing. So here it is, Summit Series 1974 goalies:

Alexander Sidelnikov (USSR): 1 game / 2 goals allowed / 24 saves / 0.9231
Gerry Cheevers (CAN): 7 games / 24 goals allowed / 215 saves / 0.8996
Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 7 games / 25 goals allowed / 213 saves / 0.8950
Don McLeod (CAN): 1 game / 8 goals allowed / 40 saves / 0.8333

World Championship 1975
1. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 9 games / 14 goals allowed / 212 saves / 0.9381
2. Anti Leppänen (FIN): 7 games / 15 goals allowed / 214 saves / 0.9345
3. Viktor Krivolapov (USSR): 2 games / 3 goals allowed / 40 saves / 0.9302
4. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 8 games / 18 goals allowed / 221 saves / 0.9247
5. Leif Holmqvist (SWE): 7 games / 22 goals allowed / 200 saves / 0.9009
6. Göran Högosta (SWE): 4 games / 12 goals allowed / 89 saves / 0.8812
7. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 3 games / 19 goals allowed / 124 saves / 0.8671
8. Andrzej Tkacz (POL): 9 games / 41 goals allowed / 263 saves / 0.8651
9. Blaine Comstock (USA): 4 games / 32 goals allowed / 187 saves / 0.8539
10. Tadeusz Slowakiewicz (POL): 5 games / 24 goals allowed / 127 saves / 0.8411
11. Jim Warden (USA): 7 games / 52 goals allowed / 253 saves / 0.8295
12. Jiří Crha (CSSR): 2 games / 5 goals allowed / 20 saves / 0.8000

- Report of the game USSR vs. Poland (13:2) does not show the number of saves that each goalie recorded. Therefore statistics of Krivolapov (+2 goal allowed), Tkacz (+8 goals allowed) and Slowakiewicz (+5 goals allowed) are incomplete. The game is not counted in this table so these 3 goalies played in fact one more game each than the number presented above.

Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Jiří Holeček
1st All-Star Team: Vladislav Tretiak (42 votes out of 92 ballots)

Olympic Games 1976
1. Alexander Sidelnikov (USSR): 1 game / 1 goal allowed / 25 saves / 0.9615
2. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 5 games / 9 goals allowed / 129 saves / 0.9348
3. Vladislav Tretiak (CSSR): 4 games / 10 goals allowed / 127 saves / 0.9270
4. Jiří Crha (CSSR): 1 game / 1 goal allowed / 12 saves / 0.9231
5. Anti Leppänen (FIN): 2 games / 7 goals allowed / 77 saves / 0.9167
6. Anton Kehle (W. GER): 3 games / 8 goals allowed / 80 saves / 0.9091
7. Jim Warden (USA): 5 games / 21 goals allowed / 197 saves / 0.9037
8. Urpo Ylönen (FIN): 3 games / 11 goals allowed / 98 saves / 0.8991
9. Erich Weishaupt (W. GER): 3 games / 16 goals allowed / 95 saves / 0.8559
10. Walery Kosyl (POL): 3 games / 18 goals allowed / 97 saves / 0.8435
11. Andrzej Tkacz (POL): 3 games / 26 goals allowed / 104 saves / 0.8000
Source

World Championship 1976
1. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 2 games / 1 goal allowed / 41 saves / 0.9762
2. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 8 games / 13 goals allowed / 214 saves / 0.9427
3. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 10 games / 19 goals allowed / 257 saves / 0.9312
4. Mike Curran (USA): 5 games / 15 goals allowed / 177 saves / 0.9219
5. William Löfqvist (SWE): 4 games / 9 goals allowed / 102 saves / 0.9189
6. Erich Weishaupt (W. GER): 8 games / 24 goals allowed / 235 saves / 0.9073
7. Göran Högosta (SWE): 6 games / 20 goals allowed / 188 saves / 0.9038
8. Andrzej Tkacz (POL): 10 games / 39 goals allowed / 339 saves / 0.8968
9. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 10 games / 41 goals allowed / 326 saves / 0.8883
10. Peter LoPresti (USA): 5 games / 27 goals allowed / 177 saves / 0.8676
11. Wolfgang Kraske (E. GER): 6 games / 27 goals allowed / 156 saves / 0.8525
12. Roland Herzig (E. GER): 6 games / 25 goals allowed / 124 saves / 0.8322
13. Anton Kehle (W. GER): 2 games / 17 goals allowed / 76 saves / 0.8172
14. Henryk Wojtynek (POL): 1 game / 8 goals allowed / 25 saves / 0.7576
15. Alexander Sidelnikov (USSR): 1 game / 4 goals allowed / 8 saves / 0.6667
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Jiří Holeček
1st All-Star Team: Jiří Holeček (159 votes out of 192 ballots)

Canada Cup 1976
1. Göran Högosta (SWE): 1 game / 1 goal allowed / 27 saves / 1.00 GAA / 0.9643
2. Rogie Vachon (CAN): 7 games / 10 goals allowed / 158 saves / 1.39 GAA / 0.9405
3. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 5 games / 9 goals allowed / 104 saves / 2.36 GAA / 0.9204
4. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 5 games / 14 goals allowed / 145 saves / 2.80 GAA / 0.9119
5. Peter LoPresti (USA): 2 games / 6 goals allowed / 51 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.8947
6. Mike Curran (USA): 3 games / 14 goals allowed / 88 saves / 4.67 GAA / 0.8627
7. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 5 games / 11 goals allowed / 68 saves / 3.25 GAA / 0.8608
8. Hardy Aström (SWE): 4 games / 17 goals allowed / 96 saves / 4.25 GAA / 0.8496
9. Anti Leppänen (FIN): 5 games / 28 goals allowed / 109 saves / 7.64 GAA / 0.7956
10. Markus Mattsson (FIN): 2 games / 14 goals allowed / 41 saves / 10.50 GAA / 0.7455
Source 1, Source 2
1st All-Star Team: Rogie Vachon

World Championship 1977
1. Göran Högosta (SWE): 7 games / 9 goals allowed / 206 saves / 0.9581
2. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 9 games / 17 goals allowed / 191 saves / 0.9183
3. David Reece (USA): 5 games / 16 goals allowed / 151 saves / 0.9042
4. Tony Esposito (CAN): 9 games / 29 goals allowed / 238 saves / 0.8914
5. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 7 games / 25 goals allowed / 205 saves / 0.8913
6. Hardy Aström (SWE): 4 games / 10 goals allowed / 81 saves / 0.8901
7. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 7 games / 18 goals allowed / 142 saves / 0.8875
8. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 4 games / 14 goals allowed / 94 saves / 0.8704
9. Sigmund Suttner (W. GER): 6 games / 23 goals allowed / 138 saves / 0.8571
10. Alexander Sidelnikov (USSR): 4 games / 7 goals allowed / 41 saves / 0.8542
11. Urpo Ylönen (FIN): 4 games / 18 goals allowed / 103 saves / 0.8512
12. Valerian Netedu (ROM): 10 games / 41 goals allowed / 224 saves / 0.8453
13. James Rutherford (CAN): 2 games / 6 goals allowed / 32 saves / 0.8421
14. Mike Curran (USA): 5 games / 27 goals allowed / 143 saves / 0.8412
15. Anton Kehle (W. GER): 8 games / 35 goals allowed / 139 saves / 0.7989
16. Gheorghe Hutan (ROM): 6 games / 43 goals allowed / 131 saves / 0.7529
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Göran Högosta
1st All-Star Team: Göran Högosta

World Championship 1978
1. Denis Herron (CAN): 255 min. (5 games) / 12 goals allowed / 138 saves / 0.9200
2. Jiří Crha (CSSR): 60 min. (1 game) / 2 goals allowed / 22 saves / 0.9167
3. Jiří Holeček (CSSR): 540 min. (9 games) / 19 goals allowed / 207 saves / 0.9159
4. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 480 min. (8 games) / 21 goals allowed / 208 saves / 0.9083
5. Erich Weishaupt (W. GER): 502 min. (9 games) / 33 goals allowed / 277 saves / 0.8935
6. Alexander Pashkov (USSR): 120 min. (2 games) / 5 goals allowed / 41 saves / 0.8913
7. Daniel Bouchard (CAN): 344 min. (6 games) / 24 goals allowed / 186 saves / 0.8857
8. Göran Högosta (SWE): 392 min. (7 games) / 22 goals allowed / 153 saves / 0.8743
9. Antero Kivelä (FIN): 240 min. (4 games) / 19 goals allowed / 131 saves / 0.8733
10. Hardy Aström (SWE): 208 min. (4 games) / 15 goals allowed / 102 saves / 0.8718
11. Urpo Ylönen (FIN): 360 min. (6 games) / 25 goals allowed / 167 saves / 0.8698
12. Peter LoPresti (USA): 540 min. (9 games) / 50 goals allowed / 292 saves / 0.8538
13. Jim Warden (USA): 60 min. (1 game) / 8 goals allowed / 37 saves / 0.8222
14. Bernard Engelbrecht (W. GER): 98 min. (2 games) / 10 goals allowed / 44 saves / 0.8148
15. Roland Herzig (E. GER): 399 min. (7 games) / 36 goals allowed / 142 saves / 0.7978
16. Wolfgang Kraske (E. GER): 201 min. (4 games) / 21 goals allowed / 74 saves / 0.7789
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Jiří Holeček
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Jiří Holeček (79 votes out of 118 ballots), 2. Daniel Bouchard (??? votes)

World Championship 1979
1. Jim Craig (USA): 5 games / 11 goals allowed / 133 saves / 0.9236
2. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 7 games / 12 goals allowed / 140 saves / 0.9211
3. Vladimir Myshkin (USSR): 2 games / 2 goals allowed / 21saves / 0.9130
4. Sigmund Suttner (W. GER): 7 games / 21 goals allowed / 210 saves / 0.9091
5. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 4 games / 11 goals allowed / 103 saves / 0.9035
6. Jiří Králík (CSSR): 6 games / 17 goals allowed / 126 saves / 0.8811
7. Antero Kivelä (FIN): 4 games / 16 goals allowed / 110 saves / 0.8730
8. Henryk Wojtynek (POL): 8 games / 40 goals allowed / 270 saves / 0.8710
9. James Rutherford (CAN): 6 games / 24 goals allowed / 162 saves / 0.8710
10. Sune Ödling (SWE): 2 games / 8 goals allowed / 54 saves / 0.8710
11. Erich Weishaupt (W. GER): 2 games / 10 goals allowed / 62 saves / 0.8611
12. Marcel Sakáč (CSSR): 4 games / 15 goals allowed / 89 saves / 0.8558
13. James Warden (USA): 4 games / 17 goals allowed / 100 saves / 0.8547
14. Pelle Lindbergh (SWE): 6 games / 38 goals allowed / 220 saves / 0.8527
15. Ed Staniowski (CAN): 3 games / 19 goals allowed / 85 saves / 0.8173
16. Henryk Buk (POL): 1 games / 2 goals allowed / 5 saves / 0.7143
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Vladislav Tretiak
1st All-Star Team: Vladislav Tretiak

Olympic Games 1980
1. William Löfqvist (SWE): 2 games / 1 goal allowed / 53 saves / 0.50 GAA / 0.9815
2. Karel Lang (CSSR): 1 game / 2 goals allowed / 27 saves / 2.00 GAA / 0.9310
3. Jim Craig (USA): 7 games / 15 goals allowed / 163 saves / 2.14 GAA / 0.9157
4. Antero Kivelä (FIN): 3 games / 10 goals allowed / 90 saves / 3.33 GAA / 0.9000
5. Vladimir Myshkin (USSR): 5 games / 9 goals allowed / 77 saves / 2.08 GAA / 0.8953
6. Valerian Netedu (ROM): 4 games / 12 goals allowed / 93 saves / 5.21 GAA / 0.8857
7. Paul Pageau (CAN): 4 games / 11 goals allowed / 82 saves / 2.79 GAA / 0.8817
8. Henryk Wojtynek (POL): 5 games / 16 goals allowed / 114 saves / 4.10 GAA / 0.8769
9. Bob Dupuis (CAN): 3 games / 7 goals allowed / 49 saves / 3.44 GAA / 0.8750
10. Minoru Misawa (JAP): 3 games / 14 goals allowed / 97 saves / 6.50 GAA / 0.8739
11. Pelle Lindbergh (SWE): 5 games / 18 goals allowed / 124 saves / 3.60 GAA / 0.8732
12. Jim Marthinsen (NOR): 3 games / 14 goals allowed / 88 saves / 4.93 GAA / 0.8627
13. Jiří Králík (CSSR): 5 games / 15 goals allowed / 83 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.8469
14. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 4 games / 15 goals allowed / 82 saves / 3.93 GAA / 0.8454
15. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 4 games / 8 goals allowed / 42 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.8400
16. Pawel Lukaszka (POL): 2 games / 7 goals allowed / 31 saves / 6.36 GAA / 0.8158
17. Takeshi Iwamoto (JAP): 3 games / 22 goals allowed / 97 saves / 7.73 GAA / 0.8151
18. Gheorghe Hutan (ROM): 4 games / 17 goals allowed / 73 saves / 6.31 GAA / 0.8111
19. Sigmund Suttner (W. GER): 4 games / 20 goals allowed / 78 saves / 6.23 GAA / 0.7959
20. Bernhard Englbrecht (W. GER): 3 games / 10 goals allowed / 39 saves / 5.59 GAA / 0.7959
21. Ted Lenssen (NET): 5 games / 30 goals allowed / 116 saves / 6.88 GAA / 0.7945
22. Tore Walberg (NOR): 3 games / 22 goals allowed / 55 saves / 10.19 GAA / 0.7143
23. John de Bruyn (NET): 2 games / 13 goals allowed / 8 saves / 20.33 GAA / 0.3810
Source 1, p. 103, 117-118; Source 2

World Championship 1981
1. Vladimir Myshkin (USSR): 60 min. (1 game) / 1 goal allowed / 17 saves / 0.9444
2. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 420 min. (7 games) / 13 goals allowed / 161 saves / 0.9253
3. Peter Lindmark (SWE): 460 min. (8 games) / 23 goals allowed / 214 saves / 0.9030
4. Karel Lang (CSSR): 410 min. (7 games) / 20 goals allowed / 177 saves / 0.8985
5. Hannu Kamppuri (FIN): 144 min. (3 games) / 8 goals allowed / 64 saves / 0.8889
6. Jaromír Šindel (CSSR): 69 min. (2 games) / 6 goals allowed / 47 saves / 0.8868
7. Phil Myre (CAN): 239 min. (4 games) / 17 goals allowed / 133 saves / 0.8867
8. Ed Walsh (USA): 226 min. (4 games) / 16 goals allowed / 121 saves / 0.8832
9. Bernhard Englbrecht (W. GER): 240 min. (4 games) / 20 goals allowed / 149 saves / 0.8817
10. John Garret (CAN): 240 min. (4 games) / 17 goals allowed / 126 saves / 0.8811
11. Karl Friesen (W. GER): 240 min. (4 games) / 20 goals allowed / 144 saves / 0.8780
12. Hannu Lassila (FIN): 236 min. (4 games) / 24 goals allowed / 139 saves / 0.8528
13. John de Bruyn (NET): 196 min. (4 games) / 23 goals allowed / 121 saves / 0.8403
14. Greg Moffett (USA): 254 min. (5 games) / 27 goals allowed / 113 saves / 0.8071
15. Ted Lenssen (NET): 284 min. (5 games) / 45 goals allowed / 174 saves / 0.7945
16. Reino Sundberg (SWE): 20 min. (1 game) / 7 goals allowed / 5 saves / 0.4167
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Vladislav Tretiak
1st All-Star Team: Peter Lindmark (72 votes)

Canada Cup 1981
1. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 6 games / 8 goals allowed / 143 saves / 1.33 GAA / 0.9470
2. Karel Lang (CSSR): 6 games / 15 goals allowed / 126 saves / 2.35 GAA / 0.8936
3. Peter Lindmark (SWE): 4 games / 11 goals allowed / 88 saves / 3.17 GAA / 0.8889
4. Hannu Lassila (FIN): 3 games / 16 goals allowed / 115 saves / 5.33 GAA / 0.8779
5. Tony Esposito (USA): 5 games / 19 goals allowed / 129 saves / 3.80 GAA / 0.8716
6. Don Edwards (CAN): 1 game / 3 goals allowed / 20 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.8696
7. Mike Liut (CAN): 6 games / 19 goals allowed / 124 saves / 3.17 GAA / 0.8671
8. Steve Baker (USA): 1 game / 4 goals allowed / 18 saves / 4.00 GAA / 0.8182
9. Pelle Lindbergh (SWE): 2 games / 9 goals allowed / 40 saves / 5.87 GAA / 0.8163
10. Markus Mattsson (FIN): 2 games / 15 goals allowed / 58 saves / 7.50 GAA / 0.7945
11. Vladimir Myshkin (USSR): 1 game / 7 goals allowed / 26 saves / 7.00 GAA / 0.7879
12. Jiří Králík (CSSR): 1 game / 2 goals allowed / 5 saves / 6.32 GAA / 0.7143
Source 1, Source 2
1st All-Star Team: Vladislav Tretiak
Most Valuable Player: Vladislav Tretiak

World Championship 1982
1. Vladimir Myshkin (USSR): 3 games / 1 goal allowed / 59 saves / 0.44 GAA / 0.9833
2. Jiří Králík (CSSR): 10 games / 17 goals allowed / 221 saves / 1.75 GAA / 0.9286
3. Hannu Kamppuri (FIN): 6 games / 20 goals allowed / 189 saves / 3.38 GAA / 0.9043
4. Greg Millen (CAN): 5 games / 14 goals allowed / 125 saves / 2.80 GAA / 0.8993
5. Gilles Meloche (CAN): 5 games / 16 goals allowed / 140 saves / 3.20 GAA / 0.8974
6. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 8 games / 19 goals allowed / 165 saves / 2.45 GAA / 0.8967
7. Peter Lindmark (SWE): 7 games / 20 goals allowed / 154 saves / 3.20 GAA / 0.8851
8. Göte Wälitalo (SWE): 4 games / 15 goals allowed / 112 saves / 4.01 GAA / 0.8819
9. Karl Friesen (W. GER): 7 games / 30 goals allowed / 220 saves / 4.28 GAA / 0.8800
10. Jim Corsi (ITA): 7 games / 38 goals allowed / 277 saves / 5.85 GAA / 0.8794
11. Glenn Resch (USA): 4 games / 21 goals allowed / 132 saves / 5.25 GAA / 0.8627
12. Steve Janaszak (USA): 3 games / 17 goals allowed / 87 saves / 5.67 GAA / 0.8365
13. Hannu Lassila (FIN): 2 games / 11 goals allowed / 37 saves / 10.15 GAA / 0.7708
14. Nick Sanza (ITA): 1 game / 6 goals allowed / 19 saves / 12.00 GAA / 0.7600
15. Karel Lang (CSSR): 1 game / 3 goals allowed / 3 saves / 10.00 GAA / 0.5000
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Jiří Králík
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Jiří Králík (33 first place finishes + 12 second place finishes = 33*5 + 12*3 = 201 points), 2. Jim Corsi (23+19=172 points), 3. Vladislav Tretiak (14+9=97 points), 4. Hannu Kamppuri (3+19=72 points), 5. Karl Friesen (4+12=56 points), 6. Greg Millen (3+5=30 points), 7. Göte Wälitalo (3+1=18 points), 8. Gilles Meloche (1+3=14 points), 9. Peter Lindmark (0+2=6 points)

World Championship 1983
1. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 7 games / 4 goals allowed / 141 saves / 0.57 GAA / 0.9724
2. Hannu Kamppuri (FIN): 4 games / 15 goals allowed / 222 saves / 3.75 GAA / 0.9367
3. Jiří Králík (CSSR): 8 games / 16 goals allowed / 222 saves / 2.00 GAA / 0.9328
4. Erich Weishaupt (W. GER): 5 games / 13 goals allowed / 163 saves / 2.60 GAA / 0.9261
5. Vladimir Myshkin (USSR): 3 games / 6 goals allowed / 67 saves / 2.00 GAA / 0.9178
6. Dominik Hašek (CSSR): 2 games / 5 goals allowed / 53 saves / 2.50 GAA / 0.9138
7. Rick Wamsley (CAN): 10 games / 30 goals allowed / 301 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.9094
8. Pelle Lindbergh (SWE): 9 games / 27 goals allowed / 249 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.9022
9. Kari Takko (FIN): 6 games / 25 goals allowed / 219 saves / 4.19 GAA / 0.8975
10. Karl Friesen (W. GER): 5 games / 21 goals allowed / 171 saves / 4.20 GAA / 0.8906
11. Jim Corsi (ITA): 10 games / 50 goals allowed / 353 saves / 5.28 GAA / 0.8759
12. Rene Bielke (E. GER): 10 games / 36 goals allowed / 227 saves / 3.75 GAA / 0.8631
13. Göte Wälitalo (SWE): 1 game / 5 goals allowed / 24 saves / 5.00 GAA / 0.8276
14. Nick Sanza (ITA): 1 game / 6 goals allowed / 22 saves / 11.20 GAA / 0.7857
15. Ingolf Spantig (E. GER): 1 game / 4 goals allowed / 9 saves / 10.23 GAA / 0.6923
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Vladislav Tretiak
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Vladislav Tretiak, 2. Jiří Králík

Olympic Games 1984
1. Jiří Králík (CSSR): 1 game / 0 goals allowed / 25 saves / 0.00 GAA / 1.000
2. Vladislav Tretiak (USSR): 6 games / 4 goals allowed / 112 saves / 0.67 GAA / 0.9655
3. Jaromír Šindel (CSSR): 6 games / 9 goals allowed / 185 saves / 1.50 GAA / 0.9536
4. Vladimir Myshkin (USSR): 1 game / 1 goal allowed / 17 saves / 1.00 GAA / 0.9444
5. Rolf Ridderwall (SWE): 6 games / 9 goals allowed / 130 saves / 1.73 GAA / 0.9353
6. Mario Gosselin (CAN): 7 games / 14 goals allowed / 160 saves / 2.21 GAA / 0.9195
7. Adriano Tancon (ITA): 4 games / 12 goals allowed / 113 saves / 4.00 GAA / 0.9040
8. Marc Behrend (USA): 4 games / 11 goals allowed / 102 saves / 3.30 GAA / 0.9027
9. Karl Friesen (W. GER): 5 games / 16 goals allowed / 142 saves / 3.20 GAA / 0.8987
10. Kari Takko (FIN): 5 games / 19 goals allowed / 156 saves / 4.47 GAA / 0.8914
11. Jorma Valtonen (FIN): 2 games / 6 goals allowed / 48 saves / 3.43 GAA / 0.8889
12. Göte Wälitalo (SWE): 3 games / 7 goals allowed / 52 saves / 3.91 GAA / 0.8814
13. Cveto Pretnar (YUG): 5 games / 37 goals allowed / 234 saves / 7.40 GAA / 0.8635
14. Bob Mason (USA): 3 games / 10 goals allowed / 63 saves / 3.76 GAA / 0.8630
15. Bernhard Englbrecht (W. GER): 1 game / 5 goals allowed / 30 saves / 5.00 GAA / 0.8571
16. Wlodzimierz Olszewski (POL): 6 games / 32 goals allowed / 179 saves / 6.86 GAA / 0.8483
17. Gabriel Samolej (POL): 3 games / 12 goals allowed / 64 saves / 9.00 GAA / 0.8421
18. Darren Eliot (CAN): 2 games / 2 goals allowed / 9 saves / 3.02 GAA / 0.8182
19. Michael Rudman (AUS): 5 games / 37 goals allowed / 165 saves / 7.40 GAA / 0.8168
20. Marco Capone (ITA): 2 games / 19 goals allowed / 81 saves / 9.50 GAA / 0.8100
21. Jorn Goldstein (NOR): 5 games / 26 goals allowed / 98 saves / 7.29 GAA / 0.7903
22. Jim Marthinsen (NOR): 3 games / 17 goals allowed / 60 saves / 11.86 GAA / 0.7792
Source

Canada Cup 1984
1. Vladimir Myshkin (USSR): 4 games / 6 goals allowed / 94 saves / 1.43 GAA / 0.9400
2. Peter Lindmark (SWE): 7 games / 19 goals allowed / 152 saves / 2.76 GAA / 0.8889
3. Tom Barrasso (USA): 5 games / 13 goals allowed / 103 saves / 3.10 GAA / 0.8879
4. Grant Fuhr (CAN): 2 games / 6 goals allowed / 43 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.8776
5. Pete Peeters (CAN): 4 games / 13 goals allowed / 90 saves / 3.33 GAA / 0.8738
6. Dominik Hašek (CSSR): 4 games / 10 goals allowed / 65 saves / 3.45 GAA / 0.8667
7. Karl Friesen (W. GER): 4 games / 21 goals allowed / 127 saves / 5.25 GAA / 0.8581
8. Alexander Tyzhnykh (USSR): 2 games / 4 goals allowed / 23 saves / 2.00 GAA / 0.8519
9. Reggie Lemelin (CAN): 3 games / 7 goals allowed / 39 saves / 3.04 GAA / 0.8478
10. Glenn Resch (USA): 2 games / 9 goals allowed / 40 saves / 5.00 GAA / 0.8163
11. Göte Wälitalo (SWE): 2 games / 6 goals allowed / 25 saves / 5.37 GAA / 0.8065
12. Bernhard Englbrecht (W. GER): 1 game / 8 goals allowed / 32 saves / 8.00 GAA / 0.8000
13. Jaromír Šindel (CSSR): 3 games / 11 goals allowed / 42 saves / 5.24 GAA / 0.7925
Source 1, Source 2
1st All-Star Team: Vladimir Myshkin

World Championship 1985
1. Vladimir Myshkin (USSR): 10 games / 13 goals allowed / 191 saves / 1.34 GAA / 0.9363
2. Steve Weeks (CAN): 5 games / 9 goals allowed / 109 saves / 2.04 GAA / 0.9237
3. Jiří Králík (CSSR): 9 games / 17 goals allowed / 201 saves / 1.38 GAA / 0.9220
4. Pat Riggin (CAN): 4 games / 10 goals allowed / 93 saves / 2.81 GAA / 0.9029
5. Jukka Tammi (FIN): 3 games / 10 goals allowed / 87 saves / 2.33 GAA / 0.8969
6. Kari Takko (FIN): 7 games / 23 goals allowed / 188 saves / 3.28 GAA / 0.8910
7. Karl Friesen (W. GER): 9 games / 34 goals allowed / 264 saves / 3.92 GAA / 0.8859
8. Rolf Ridderwall (SWE): 4 games / 17 goals allowed / 111 saves / 4.43 GAA / 0.8672
9. John Vanbiesbrouck (USA): 9 games / 46 goals allowed / 298 saves / 5.64 GAA / 0.8663
10. Egon Schmeisser (E. GER): 3 games / 13 goals allowed / 75 saves / 5.77 GAA / 0.8523
11. Jaromír Šindel (CSSR): 1 game / 5 goals allowed / 28 saves / 5.00 GAA / 0.8485
12. Chris Terreri (USA): 2 games / 12 goals allowed / 66 saves / 6.48 GAA / 0.8462
13. Peter Lindmark (SWE): 7 games / 23 goals allowed / 123 saves / 3.73 GAA / 0.8425
14. Rick Wamsley (CAN): 2 games / 11 goals allowed / 57 saves / 5.50 GAA / 0.8382
15. Sergei Mylnikov (USSR): 1 game / 3 goals allowed / 14 saves / 9.00 GAA / 0.8235
16. Rene Bielke (E. GER): 8 games / 51 goals allowed / 201 saves / 6.45 GAA / 0.7976
17. Helmut de Raaf (W. GER): 2 games / 7 goals allowed / 11 saves / 5.25 GAA / 0.6111
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Jiří Králík
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Jiří Králík (92 votes), 2. John Vanbiesbrouck (12 votes)

World Championship 1986
1. Sergei Mylnikov (USSR): 3 games / 4 goals allowed / 44 saves / 1.33 GAA / 0.9167
2. Peter Aslin (SWE): 1 game / 3 goals allowed / 33 saves / 3.05 GAA / 0.9167
3. Evgeny Belosheikin (USSR): 7 games / 11 goals allowed / 119 saves / 1.10 GAA / 0.9154
4. Dominik Hašek (CSSR): 9 games / 19 goals allowed / 173 saves / 2.11 GAA / 0.9010
5. Chris Terreri (USA): 5 games / 20 goals allowed / 170 saves / 4.19 GAA / 0.8947
6. Jacques Cloutier (CAN): 5 games / 15 goals allowed / 125 saves / 3.02 GAA / 0.8929
7. Jaromír Šindel (CSSR): 1 game / 2 goal allowed / 16 saves / 2.03 GAA / 0.8889
8. Tom Barrasso (USA): 6 games / 18 goals allowed / 141 saves / 4.15 GAA / 0.8868
9. Hannu Kamppuri (FIN): 5 games / 16 goals allowed / 117 saves / 3.21 GAA / 0.8797
10. Peter Lindmark (SWE): 7 games / 20 goals allowed / 144 saves / 2.14 GAA / 0.8780
11. Jukka Tammi (FIN): 5 games / 18 goals allowed / 124 saves / 3.17 GAA / 0.8732
12. Helmut de Raaf (W. GER): 7 games / 31 goals allowed / 201 saves / 4.09 GAA / 0.8664
13. Ake Lilljebjörn (SWE): 3 games / 7 goals allowed / 49 saves / 3.18 GAA / 0.8571
14. Franciszek Kukla (POL): 9 games / 40 goals allowed / 213 saves / 6.15 GAA / 0.8419
15. Kelly Hrudey (CAN): 5 games / 22 goals allowed / 99 saves / 4.19 GAA / 0.8182
16. Mike Richter (USA): 2 games / 5 goals allowed / 21 saves / 5.66 GAA / 0.8077
17. Andrzej Hanisz (POL): 6 games / 23 goals allowed / 93 saves / 6.06 GAA / 0.8017
18. Erich Weishaupt (W. GER): 4 games / 21 goals allowed / 84 saves / 6.18 GAA / 0.8000
Source
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Peter Lindmark
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Peter Lindmark (34 votes), 2. Chris Terreri

World Championship 1987
1. Dominik Hašek (CSSR): 9 games / 19 goals allowed / 228 saves / 2.19 GAA / 0.9231
2. Evgeny Belosheikin (USSR): 10 games / 15 goals allowed / 179 saves / 1.50 GAA / 0.9227
3. Peter Lindmark (SWE): 7 games / 14 goals allowed / 128 saves / 2.10 GAA / 0.9014
4. Ake Lilljebjörn (SWE): 4 games / 7 goals allowed / 64 saves / 2.10 GAA / 0.9014
5. Sean Burke (CAN): 5 games / 12 goals allowed / 102 saves / 2.40 GAA / 0.8947
6. Jarmo Myllys (FIN): 8 games / 27 goals allowed / 229 saves / 3.49 GAA / 0.8945
7. Jaromír Šindel (CSSR): 2 games / 5 goals allowed / 41 saves / 3.75 GAA / 0.8913
8. Mike Richter (USA): 2 games / 8 goals allowed / 61 saves / 6.00 GAA / 0.8841
9. Bob Froese (CAN): 5 games / 18 goals allowed / 123 saves / 3.60 GAA / 0.8723
10. Helmut de Raaf (W. GER): 5 games / 18 goals allowed / 120 saves / 3.60 GAA / 0.8696
11. Karl Friesen (W. GER): 5 games / 19 goals allowed / 121 saves / 3.80 GAA / 0.8643
12. John Vanbiesbrouck (USA): 7 games / 28 goals allowed / 158 saves / 4.01 GAA / 0.8495
13. Hannu Kamppuri (FIN): 3 games / 7 goals allowed / 37 saves / 3.10 GAA / 0.8409
14. Richard Bucher (SWI): 5 games / 26 goals allowed / 118 saves / 7.42 GAA / 0.8194
15. Olivier Anken (SWI): 7 games / 34 goals allowed / 149 saves / 6.00 GAA / 0.8142
16. Chris Terreri (USA): 2 games / 12 goals allowed / 32 saves / 7.20 GAA / 0.7273
17. Renato Tosio (SWI): 3 games / 11 goals allowed / 25 saves / 13.35 GAA / 0.6944
Source 1, Source 2
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Dominik Hašek
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Dominik Hašek (141 votes), 2. Peter Lindmark (135 votes)

Canada Cup 1987
1. John Vanbiesbrouck (USA): 4 games / 9 goals allowed / 107 saves / 2.25 GAA / 0.9224
2. Dominik Hašek (CSSR): 6 games / 20 goals allowed / 169 saves / 3.33 GAA / 0.8942
3. Sergei Mylnikov (USSR): 6 games / 18 goals allowed / 152 saves / 2.96 GAA / 0.8941
4. Grant Fuhr (CAN): 9 games / 32 goals allowed / 266 saves / 3.34 GAA / 0.8926
5. Peter Lindmark (SWE): 6 games / 18 goals allowed / 134 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.8816
6. Evgeny Belosheikin (USSR): 3 games / 14 goals allowed / 103 saves / 4.00 GAA / 0.8803
7. Kari Takko (FIN): 5 games / 22 goals allowed / 157 saves / 4.71 GAA / 0.8771
8. Jarmo Myllys (FIN): 1 game / 1 goal allowed / 7 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.8750
9. Tom Barrasso (USA): 1 game / 5 goals allowed / 22 saves / 5.00 GAA / 0.8148
Source 1, Source 2
1st All-Star Team: Grant Fuhr

Olympic Games 1988
1. Jukka Tammi (FIN): 2 games / 3 goals allowed / 44 saves / 1.51 GAA / 0.9362
2. Jarmo Myllys (FIN): 6 games / 11 goals allowed / 142 saves / 1.83 GAA / 0.9281
3. Gabriel Samolej (POL): 5 games / 8 goals allowed / 97 saves / 2.01 GAA / 0.9238
4. Jaromír Šindel (CSSR): 5 games / 9 goals allowed / 101 saves / 2.07 GAA / 0.9182
5. Sergei Mylnikov (USSR): 8 games / 13 goals allowed / 138 saves / 1.63 GAA / 0.9139
6. Richard Bucher (SWI): 3 games / 8 goals allowed / 78 saves / 3.43 GAA / 0.9070
7. Karl Friesen (W. GER): 6 games / 17 goals allowed / 163 saves / 3.11 GAA / 0.9056
8. Andrzej Hanisz (POL): 2 games / 5 goals allowed / 46 saves / 3.75 GAA / 0.9020
9. Andy Moog (CAN): 4 games / 9 goals allowed / 81 saves / 2.25 GAA / 0.9000
10. Olivier Anken (SWI): 4 games / 10 goals allowed / 87 saves / 2.73 GAA / 0.8969
11. Sean Burke (CAN): 4 games / 12 goals allowed / 100 saves / 3.02 GAA / 0.8929
12. Helmut de Raaf (W. GER): 1 game / 3 goals allowed / 23 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.8846
13. Peter Lindmark (SWE): 7 games / 16 goals allowed / 106 saves / 2.40 GAA / 0.8689
14. Peter Aslin (SWE): 2 games / 5 goals allowed / 30 saves / 3.75 GAA / 0.8571
15. Brian Stankiewicz (AUS): 5 games / 23 goals allowed / 136 saves / 4.60 GAA / 0.8553
16. Mike Richter (USA): 4 games / 15 goals allowed / 80 saves / 3.91 GAA / 0.8421
17. Dominik Hašek (CSSR): 5 games / 18 goals allowed / 91 saves / 4.97 GAA / 0.8349
18. Andreas Salat (AUS): 1 game / 3 goals allowed / 15 saves / 8.99 GAA / 0.8333
19. Vernon Mott (NOR): 5 games / 29 goals allowed / 131 saves / 5.76 GAA / 0.8188
20. Josef Schlickenrieder (W. GER): 2 games / 11 goals allowed / 46 saves / 7.23 GAA / 0.8070
21. Patrick Foliot (FRA): 5 games / 33 goals allowed / 136 saves / 7.22 GAA / 0.8047
22. Tommy Skaarberg (NOR): 1 game / 1 goal allowed / 4 saves / 8.72 GAA / 0.8000
23. Chris Terreri (USA): 3 games / 14 goals allowed / 48 saves / 6.58 GAA / 0.7742
24. Daniel Maric (FRA): 2 games / 13 goals allowed / 38 saves / 10.28 GAA / 0.7451
25. Franciszek Kukla (POL): 1 game / 3 goals allowed / 8 saves / 4.50 GAA / 0.7273
26. Jarl Eriksen (NOR): 1 game / 10 goals allowed / 25 saves / 10.00 GAA / 0.7143
27. Robert Mack (AUS): 1 game / 5 goals allowed / 12 saves / 7.50 GAA / 0.7059
28. Jean-Marc Dijan (FRA): 1 game / 7 goals allowed / 14 saves / 10.28 GAA / 0.6667
Source 1, Source 2

World Championship 1989
1. Peter Sidorkiewicz (CAN): 1 game / 0 goals allowed / 13 saves / 0.00 GAA / 1.000
2. Sakari Lindfors (FIN): 2 games / 4 goals allowed / 52 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.9286
3. Arturs Irbe (USSR): 3 games / 5 goals allowed / 63 saves / 1.72 GAA / 0.9265
4. Sergei Mylnikov (USSR): 7 games / 11 goals allowed / 130 saves / 1.57 GAA / 0.9220
5. Sean Burke (CAN): 5 games / 10 goals allowed / 112 saves / 2.19 GAA / 0.9180
6. Jukka Tammi (FIN): 9 games / 23 goals allowed / 151 saves / 2.65 GAA / 0.9161
7. Dominik Hašek (CSSR): 10 games / 21 goals allowed / 227 saves / 2.10 GAA / 0.9153
8. Peter Lindmark (SWE): 5 games / 15 goals allowed / 135 saves / 3.01 GAA / 0.9000
9. John Vanbiesbrouck (USA): 5 games / 20 goals allowed / 167 saves / 4.52 GAA / 0.8930
10. Rolf Ridderwall (SWE): 3 games / 9 goals allowed / 74 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.8916
11. Karl Friesen (W. GER): 8 games / 31 goals allowed / 242 saves / 3.88 GAA / 0.8864
12. Robb Stauber (USA): 6 games / 19 goals allowed / 139 saves / 3.64 GAA / 0.8797
13. Cleon Daskalakis (USA): 1 game / 1 goal allowed / 7 saves / 3.00 GAA / 0.8750
14. Grant Fuhr (CAN): 5 games / 18 goals allowed / 120 saves / 3.62 GAA / 0.8696
15. Andrzej Hanisz (POL): 9 games / 39 goals allowed / 246 saves / 5.21 GAA / 0.8632
16. Peter Aslin (SWE): 2 games / 8 goals allowed / 47 saves / 4.05 GAA / 0.8545
17. Josef Schlickenrieder (W. GER): 2 games / 10 goals allowed / 57 saves / 5.03 GAA / 0.8507
18. Gabriel Samolej (POL): 3 games / 27 goals allowed / 80 saves / 13.26 GAA / 0.7477
19. Dariusz Wieczorek (POL): 1 game / 10 goals allowed / 12 saves / 22.82 GAA / 0.5455
Source 1, Source 2
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Dominik Hašek
1st All-Star Team: 1. Dominik Hašek (135 votes)

World Championship 1990
1. Ken Wregget (CAN): 1 game / 0 goals allowed / 18 saves / 0.00 GAA / 1.000
2. Vladimir Myshkin (USSR): 1 game / 0 goals allowed / 2 saves / 0.00 GAA / 1.000
3. Arturs Irbe (USSR): 6 games / 5 goals allowed / 95 saves / 0.95 GAA / 0.9500
4. Jon Casey (USA): 6 games / 15 goals allowed / 159 saves / 2.69 GAA / 0.9138
5. Rolf Ridderwall (SWE): 8 games / 16 goals allowed / 163 saves / 2.29 GAA / 0.9106
6. Sergei Mylnikov (USSR): 5 games / 8 goals allowed / 79 saves / 1.72 GAA / 0.9080
7. Peter Aslin (SWE): 3 games / 7 goals allowed / 68 saves / 2.33 GAA / 0.9067
8. Dominik Hašek (CSSR): 8 games / 20 goals allowed / 188 saves / 2.50 GAA / 0.9038
9. Sakari Lindfors (FIN): 7 games / 15 goals allowed / 140 saves / 2.38 GAA / 0.9032
10. Helmut de Raaf (W. GER): 7 games / 24 goals allowed / 219 saves / 3.55 GAA / 0.9012
11. Bob Essensa (CAN): 4 games / 5 goals allowed / 41 saves / 2.96 GAA / 0.8913
12. Kirk McLean (CAN): 10 games / 27 goals allowed / 213 saves / 3.54 GAA / 0.8875
13. Jim Marthinsen (NOR): 8 games / 36 goals allowed / 224 saves / 5.07 GAA / 0.8615
14. Klaus Merk (W. GER): 4 games / 18 goals allowed / 111 saves / 5.58 GAA / 0.8605
15. John Blue (USA): 5 games / 17 goals allowed / 93 saves / 4.99 GAA / 0.8455
16. Jukka Tammi (FIN): 4 games / 17 goals allowed / 92 saves / 4.65 GAA / 0.8440
17. Petr Bříza (CSSR): 2 games / 10 goals allowed / 47 saves / 5.00 GAA / 0.8246
18. Steve Allman (NOR): 4 games / 25 goals allowed / 103 saves / 8.71 GAA / 0.8047
19. Bill Pye (USA): 2 games / 11 goals allowed / 34 saves / 10.92 GAA / 0.7556
Source 1, Source 2
IIHF Directoriate´s Best Goaltender: Arturs Irbe
All-Star Team Voting: 1. Dominik Hašek (50 votes), 2. Arturs Irbe (44 votes)

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[Canadiens1958]

Great job.

How often did a goalie win the tournament best player or most valuable player award?

 

[DN28]

Great job.

How often did a goalie win the tournament best player or most valuable player award?

Rarely.

IIHF introduced the MVP award at World Championship 1999 and since then, only 3 goalies (out of 20 championships) have won the award (Dennis Endras in 2010, Viktor Fasth in 2011 and Pekka Rinne in 2014).

Olympics - it seems that the MVP award was created for 2002 Salt Lake City. Goalies that were named MVP: Antero Niittymäki in 2006, Ryan Miller in 2010 (so 2 goalies out of 5 Olympic tournaments since 2002).

Canada Cups/ World Cups - MVP award was introduced since the start in 1976. Goalies that were named MVP: Vladislav Tretiak in 1981, Bill Ranford in 1991, Mike Richter in 1996 (so 3 goalies out of 8 of these tournaments).

 

[Canadiens1958]

Thank you.

 

[tony d]

Thanks for putting this all together. Great job.

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

Olympic Games 1964
1. Boris Zaytsev (USSR): 2 games / 0 goals allowed / 18 saves / 0.00 GAA / 1.000
2. Seth Martin (CAN): 6 games / 5 goals allowed / 145 saves / 1.22 GAA / 0.9667
3. Kjell Svensson (SWE): 4 games / 8 goals allowed / 118 saves / 1.76 GAA / 0.9365
4. Viktor Konovalenko (USSR): 6 games / 10 goals allowed / 122 saves / 1.77 GAA / 0.9242
5. Vladimír Nadrchal (CSSR): 6 games / 15 goals allowed / 165 saves / 2.58 GAA / 0.9167
6. Juhani Lahtinen (FIN): 7 games / 31 goals allowed / 290 saves / 4.43 GAA / 0.9034
7. Pat Rupp (USA): 6 games / 22 goals allowed / 201 saves / 4.02 GAA / 0.9013
8. Ulrich Jansen (W. GER): 5 games / 30 goals allowed / 268 saves / 6.00 GAA / 0.8993
9. Lennart Häggroth (SWE): 3 games / 8 goals allowed / 70 saves / 3.25 GAA / 0.8974
10. Ken Broderick (CAN): 6 games / 12 goals allowed / 101 saves / 4.16 GAA / 0.8938
11. René Kiener (SWI): 2 games / 17 goals allowed / 131 saves / 8.50 GAA / 0.8851
12. Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR): 2 games / 4 goals allowed / 29 saves / 3.40 GAA / 0.8788
13. Gérard Rigolet (SWI): 5 games / 40 goals allowed / 283 saves / 8.00 GAA / 0.8762
14. Michael Hobelsberger (W. GER): 2 games / 19 goals allowed / 75 saves / 9.50 GAA / 0.7979
Thomas Yurkowich (USA): ???

Great compilation. I have only looked at the 1964 Olympics.
There are some minor changes after some careful study of the goalies by various hockey historians.
They went through the official statistics and newspaper reports, breaking down everything on a game-by-game basis.

The following minor corrections were made.

2. Seth Martin (CAN): 6 games / 5 goals allowed / 150 saves / 1.18 GAA / 0.9677
3. Kjell Svensson (SWE): 5 games / 8 goals allowed / 120 saves / 1.76 GAA / 0.9375
5. Vladimír Nadrchal (CSSR): 6 games / 15 goals allowed / 167 saves / 2.57 GAA / 0.9175
7. Pat Rupp (USA): 6 games / 21 goals allowed (There was one ENG) / 201 saves / 3.84 GAA / 0.9054
8. Ulrich Jansen (W. GER): 5 games / 28 goals allowed / 257 saves / 5.96 GAA / 0.9017
9. Lennart Häggroth (SWE): 3 games / 8 goals allowed / 66 saves / 3.26 GAA / 0.8918
10. Ken Broderick (CAN): 6 games / 12 goals allowed / 101 saves / 4.33 GAA / 0.9016
14. Michael Hobelsberger (W. GER): 3 games / 21 goals allowed / 83 saves / 9.12 GAA / 0.7757
Thomas Yurkowich (USA): 2 games / 11 goals allowed / 78 saves / 7.23 GAA / 0.8764

 

[DN28]

Great compilation. I have only looked at the 1964 Olympics.
There are some minor changes after some careful study of the goalies by various hockey historians.
They went through the official statistics and newspaper reports, breaking down everything on a game-by-game basis.

The following minor corrections were made.

2. Seth Martin (CAN): 6 games / 5 goals allowed / 150 saves / 1.18 GAA / 0.9677
3. Kjell Svensson (SWE): 5 games / 8 goals allowed / 120 saves / 1.76 GAA / 0.9375
5. Vladimír Nadrchal (CSSR): 6 games / 15 goals allowed / 167 saves / 2.57 GAA / 0.9175
7. Pat Rupp (USA): 6 games / 21 goals allowed (There was one ENG) / 201 saves / 3.84 GAA / 0.9054
8. Ulrich Jansen (W. GER): 5 games / 28 goals allowed / 257 saves / 5.96 GAA / 0.9017
9. Lennart Häggroth (SWE): 3 games / 8 goals allowed / 66 saves / 3.26 GAA / 0.8918
10. Ken Broderick (CAN): 6 games / 12 goals allowed / 101 saves / 4.33 GAA / 0.9016
14. Michael Hobelsberger (W. GER): 3 games / 21 goals allowed / 83 saves / 9.12 GAA / 0.7757
Thomas Yurkowich (USA): 2 games / 11 goals allowed / 78 saves / 7.23 GAA / 0.8764

Thank you for the addition!

I´ve updated the opening post.

 

[DN28]

Complete (almost) aggregate stats of 10 goalies of my interest (alphabetical order):

Vladimír Dzurilla (CSSR):
- 12 major international tournaments between 1963-1977.
- Although I´m not aware of complete goalie stats from WHC ´63, that of Dzurilla from this (his 1st) championship can be found here on this link, p. 25. So we have 100 % complete statistical account of Vladimír´s int. career.
- 67 games / 131 goals allowed / 1237 saves / 0.9042

Dominik Hašek (CSSR):
- 8 major international tournaments between 1983-1990. I´m only looking at Hašek´s pre-NHL career.
- 53 games / 132 goals allowed / 1194 saves / 0.9005

Jiří Holeček (CSSR):
- 13 major international tournaments between 1966-1978.
- 76 games / 150 goals allowed / 1761 saves / 0.9215

Leif Holmqvist (SWE):
- 9 major international tournaments between 1965-1975.
- EDIT: 100 % complete record now.
- 50 games / 126 goals allowed / 1147 saves / 0.9010

Viktor Konovalenko (USSR):
- 9 major international tournaments between 1961-1971 overall.
- EDIT: stats missing now only from Konovalenko´s WHC ´61. With the exception of 3 games that Viktor played in his 1st championship, his record is now complete.
- 50 games / 76 goals allowed / 916 saves / 0.9234

Jiří Králík (CSSR):
- 7 major international tournaments between 1979-1985.
- 40 games / 84 goals allowed / 883 saves / 0.9131

Peter Lindmark (SWE):
- 11 major international tournaments between 1981-1991. Lindmark´s 1 game that he played at WHC´91 is counted here too.
- 66 games / 184 goals allowed / 1397 saves / 0.8836

Seth Martin (CAN):
- 5 major international tournaments between 1961-1967.
- EDIT: Thanks to RGO´ contributions (see post #9), this is also 100 % complete record of Martin´s international career.
- 28 games / 55 goals allowed / 656 saves / 0.9226

Sergei Mylnikov (USSR):
- 6 major international tournaments between 1985-1990.
- 30 games / 57 goals allowed / 557 saves / 0.9072

Vladislav Tretiak (USSR):
- 19 major international tournaments between 1970-1984, including both Summit Series.
- 141 games / 284 goals allowed / 3250 saves / 0.9196
- 19 major international tournaments between 1970-1984, now excluding Tretiak´s stats from both Summit Series.
- 126 games / 228 goals allowed / 2801 saves / 0.9247

 

[Robert Gordon Orr]

Complete (almost) aggregate stats of 10 goalies of my interest (alphabetical order):

Leif Holmqvist (SWE):
- Important note: stats from 1 of Holmqvist´s game from WHC´66 (Sweden vs. Poland) are unavailable

Viktor Konovalenko (USSR):
- Important note: stats from 3 of Konovalenko´s games from WHC´66 and from all of Konovalenko´s games from WHC ´63 and ´61 (most likely 10) are unavailable, so Viktor, in all likelyhood, played a total of 53 games over his career.

Seth Martin (CAN):
...following stats come from OG ´64, WHC´67 and half of WHC ´66 only.
- Martin seems to play exactly double the amount of games in total, i.e. 28 career international games. So this statistical account represents only his 50 %.

I'll help you out so that you can fill in most of the blanks

Holmqvist

1966 vs Poland – 14 shots against / 2 goals against

Konovalenko

1961 vs Finland ? SA / 3 GA (played 40 min)
1961 vs East Germany ? SA / 1 GA (played 40 minutes)
1961 vs West Germany ? SA/ 0 GA (played 20 minutes)

Unfortunately the game sheets available did not have shots on goal,
and no newspaper have been found that listed the shots

1963 vs Finland 16 SA / 1 GA
1963 vs Sweden 21 SA / 2 GA
1963 vs West Germany 9 SA / 2 GA (played 40 minutes)
1963 vs East Germany 10 SA / 0 GA
1963 vs Czechoslovakia 16 SA / 1 GA
1963 vs USA 11 SA / 0 GA
1963 vs Canada 24 SA / 2 GA

1966 vs Poland 14 SA / 1 GA
1966 vs USA 10 SA / 0 GA (played 40 minutes)
1966 vs Finland 16 SA / 2 GA
1966 vs Sweden 22 SA / 3 GA
1966 vs Canada 16 SA / 0 GA
1966 vs Czechoslovakia 22 SA / 1 GA

Martin

1961 vs Sweden 20 SA / 1 GA
1961 vs USA 23 SA / 2 GA (played 46 minutes)
1961 vs Czechoslovakia 15 SA / 1 GA
1961 vs Finland 15 SA / 1 GA
1961 vs Soviet Union 13 SA / 1 GA

1963 vs West Germany 27 SA / 0 GA
1963 vs East Germany 22 SA / 5 GA
1963 vs USA 33 SA / 4 GA
1963 vs Czechoslovakia 40 SA / 4 GA
1963 vs Finland 26 SA / 2 GA
1963 vs Sweden 38 SA / 4 GA
1963 vs Soviet Union 33 SA / 4 GA

1966 vs USA 20 SA / 2 GA
1966 vs Finland 16 SA / 1 GA
1966 vs Czechoslovakia 29 SA / 2 GA
1966 vs Soviet Union 30 SA / 3 GA

 

[DN28]

I'll help you out so that you can fill in most of the blanks

Holmqvist

1966 vs Poland – 14 shots against / 2 goals against

Konovalenko

1961 vs Finland ? SA / 3 GA (played 40 min)
1961 vs East Germany ? SA / 1 GA (played 40 minutes)
1961 vs West Germany ? SA/ 0 GA (played 20 minutes)

Unfortunately the game sheets available did not have shots on goal,
and no newspaper have been found that listed the shots

1963 vs Finland 16 SA / 1 GA
1963 vs Sweden 21 SA / 2 GA
1963 vs West Germany 9 SA / 2 GA (played 40 minutes)
1963 vs East Germany 10 SA / 0 GA
1963 vs Czechoslovakia 16 SA / 1 GA
1963 vs USA 11 SA / 0 GA
1963 vs Canada 24 SA / 2 GA

1966 vs Poland 14 SA / 1 GA
1966 vs USA 10 SA / 0 GA (played 40 minutes)
1966 vs Finland 16 SA / 2 GA
1966 vs Sweden 22 SA / 3 GA
1966 vs Canada 16 SA / 0 GA
1966 vs Czechoslovakia 22 SA / 1 GA

Martin

1961 vs Sweden 20 SA / 1 GA
1961 vs USA 23 SA / 2 GA (played 46 minutes)
1961 vs Czechoslovakia 15 SA / 1 GA
1961 vs Finland 15 SA / 1 GA
1961 vs Soviet Union 13 SA / 1 GA

1963 vs West Germany 27 SA / 0 GA
1963 vs East Germany 22 SA / 5 GA
1963 vs USA 33 SA / 4 GA
1963 vs Czechoslovakia 40 SA / 4 GA
1963 vs Finland 26 SA / 2 GA
1963 vs Sweden 38 SA / 4 GA
1963 vs Soviet Union 33 SA / 4 GA

1966 vs USA 20 SA / 2 GA
1966 vs Finland 16 SA / 1 GA
1966 vs Czechoslovakia 29 SA / 2 GA
1966 vs Soviet Union 30 SA / 3 GA

Perfect! Thank you very much for this addition, RGO! I have now updated my summaries above. It´s basically 100% complete now for everybody (except for lone 3 games of Konovalenko at the beginning of his career). Very interesting to see Seth Martin´s numbers like that...

While we´re at it... Would you be willing to post here the goaltending numbers for these early 60s tournaments (1961, 1962, 1963)? Or even earlier if you have them?

Or send me a link / email and I would write it all down here?