I had coach two player in their Bantam year. Luneau is a special D , he had play Midget AAA at 14. Fillion in the net is pretty solid too . Very calm and technical .
Lausanne Youth Olympic Games 2020
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FinPanda
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Team Finland
Goalies:
Leinonen Topias (2004) JYP, Jyväskylä
Kokko Niklas (2004) Kärpät, Oulu
Defensemen:
Grönlund Thomas (2004) HIFK, Helsinki
Kulonummi Kasper (2004) Jokerit, Helsinki
Laakso Elmeri (2004) TPS, Turku
Salin Otto (2004) Jokerit, Helsinki
Mönkkönen Mika (2004) Jokerit, Helsinki
Heinonen Otto (2004) Ilves, Tampere
Forwards:
Hokkanen Otto (2004) SaiPa, Lappeenranta
Rönni Topi (2004) Tappara, Tampere
Nyman Jani (2004) Ilves, Tampere
Kemell Joakim (2004) JYP, Jyväskylä
Lassila Jere (2004) JYP, Jyväskylä
Sulku Santeri (2004) TPS, Turku
Hynninen Tuomas (2004) KalPa, Kuopio
Männistö Tommi (2004) Jokerit, Helsinki
Aleksanteri Kaskimaa (2004) Jokipojat, Joensuu
https://www.olympiakomitea.fi/2019/...mea-nuorten-talviolympialaisissa-lausannessa/
Goalies:
Leinonen Topias (2004) JYP, Jyväskylä
Kokko Niklas (2004) Kärpät, Oulu
Defensemen:
Grönlund Thomas (2004) HIFK, Helsinki
Kulonummi Kasper (2004) Jokerit, Helsinki
Laakso Elmeri (2004) TPS, Turku
Salin Otto (2004) Jokerit, Helsinki
Mönkkönen Mika (2004) Jokerit, Helsinki
Heinonen Otto (2004) Ilves, Tampere
Forwards:
Hokkanen Otto (2004) SaiPa, Lappeenranta
Rönni Topi (2004) Tappara, Tampere
Nyman Jani (2004) Ilves, Tampere
Kemell Joakim (2004) JYP, Jyväskylä
Lassila Jere (2004) JYP, Jyväskylä
Sulku Santeri (2004) TPS, Turku
Hynninen Tuomas (2004) KalPa, Kuopio
Männistö Tommi (2004) Jokerit, Helsinki
Aleksanteri Kaskimaa (2004) Jokipojat, Joensuu
https://www.olympiakomitea.fi/2019/...mea-nuorten-talviolympialaisissa-lausannessa/
NYIschremp44
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The two goalies are Dylan Ernst and Vincent Filion. The 9 and 6 roster configuration is standard for this tournament.
pretty expected lineup... I would have chosen Maurola over Kaskimaa?? should be Kaskimäki
VictorLustig
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Looks like Sweden is sending the girls team once again.
Has the Russian roster been announced? Would be interested to hear if Alexander Suzdalev is on it. He's eligible to play for Sweden and Russia. Best player on the Swedish U16 team in their first tournament. Looks like a special talent.
Has the Russian roster been announced? Would be interested to hear if Alexander Suzdalev is on it. He's eligible to play for Sweden and Russia. Best player on the Swedish U16 team in their first tournament. Looks like a special talent.
Russia has so many special talents on this age group, and as far as I remember, Suzdalev chose to play for Sweden.
TheGoldenJet
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Looking forward to seeing Savoie and Luneau play in this for Canada. Meanwhile, Shane Wright stays home, to hone his skills at a much higher level in the OHL.
So teams, that will participate at the tournamen (men): Switzerland, Canada, Russia, USA, Finland, Denmark
I mean, I understand, why Swiss, they are hosts after all. But why are Danes before Swedes?
As to rules:
"One goalkeeper plus five players make up a traditional ice hockey team, and that's what we'll see in Lausanne's six-team tournaments.
Both women’s and men’s tournaments consist of six teams made up of 17 athletes (15 players and 2 goalkeepers).
Five players and one goalkeeper will be on the ice.
Each game consists of three 15-minute periods, followed by a penalty shootout if teams remain tied".
Lausanne 2020 6-on-6 Ice Hockey schedule
Friday, January 17
17:00 - 19:00 - SWE-SVK (Women)
20:00 - 22:00 - CZE-SUI (Women)
Saturday, January 18
11:00 - 13:00 - GER-SWE (Women)
14:00 - 16:00 - CAN-RUS (Men)
17:00 - 19:00 - JPN-CZE (Women)
20:00 - 22:00 - USA-FIN (Men)
Sunday, January 19
11:00 - 13:00 - SUI-JPN (Women)
14:00 - 16:00 - DEN-CAN (Men)
17:00 - 19:00 - SVK-GER (Women)
20:00 - 22:00 - SUI-USA (Men)
Monday, January 20
11:00 - 13:00 - Women's Semifinal 1
14:00 - 16:00 - RUS-DEN (Men)
17:00 - 19:00 - Women's Semifinal 2
20:00 - 22:00 - FIN-SUI (Men)
Tuesday, January 21
11:00 - 13:00 - Men's Semifinal 1
14:00 - 16:00 - Men's Semifinal 2
17:00 - 19:00 - Women's Bronze Medal Game
20:00 - 22:00 - Women's Gold Medal Game
Wednesday, January 22
12:00 - 14:00 - Men's Bronze Medal Game
15:00 - 17:00 - Men's Gold Medal Game
I mean, I understand, why Swiss, they are hosts after all. But why are Danes before Swedes?
As to rules:
"One goalkeeper plus five players make up a traditional ice hockey team, and that's what we'll see in Lausanne's six-team tournaments.
Both women’s and men’s tournaments consist of six teams made up of 17 athletes (15 players and 2 goalkeepers).
Five players and one goalkeeper will be on the ice.
Each game consists of three 15-minute periods, followed by a penalty shootout if teams remain tied".
Lausanne 2020 6-on-6 Ice Hockey schedule
Friday, January 17
17:00 - 19:00 - SWE-SVK (Women)
20:00 - 22:00 - CZE-SUI (Women)
Saturday, January 18
11:00 - 13:00 - GER-SWE (Women)
14:00 - 16:00 - CAN-RUS (Men)
17:00 - 19:00 - JPN-CZE (Women)
20:00 - 22:00 - USA-FIN (Men)
Sunday, January 19
11:00 - 13:00 - SUI-JPN (Women)
14:00 - 16:00 - DEN-CAN (Men)
17:00 - 19:00 - SVK-GER (Women)
20:00 - 22:00 - SUI-USA (Men)
Monday, January 20
11:00 - 13:00 - Women's Semifinal 1
14:00 - 16:00 - RUS-DEN (Men)
17:00 - 19:00 - Women's Semifinal 2
20:00 - 22:00 - FIN-SUI (Men)
Tuesday, January 21
11:00 - 13:00 - Men's Semifinal 1
14:00 - 16:00 - Men's Semifinal 2
17:00 - 19:00 - Women's Bronze Medal Game
20:00 - 22:00 - Women's Gold Medal Game
Wednesday, January 22
12:00 - 14:00 - Men's Bronze Medal Game
15:00 - 17:00 - Men's Gold Medal Game
Uncle Rotter
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Aha, I see, probably the same about Czech. Weird decision, actually. I mean, from Swedish side.
Uncle Rotter
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I hope Savoie is still able to play. Got KO’d after getting laid out by a clean open ice hit against the Wheat Kings.
Preliminary roster for Team Russia
Goalies
Sergei Ivanov (Magnitogorsk)
Yegor Korzin (Spartak Moscow)
Sergei Murashov (Loko)
D
Kirill Kudryavtsev (Loko)
Andrei Malyavin (Loko)
Artyom Barabosha (CSKA)
Artyom Duda (CSKA)
Mikhail Gulyaev (Omsk)
Vladislav Sapunov (Dinamo Moscow)
Alexandr Pelevin (Torpedo)
Adel Safin (Ak Bars)
F
Matvei Michkov (Loko)
Danila Byzov (Loko)
Alexandr Perevalov (Loko)
Ilya Rogovskiy (Loko)
Kirill Dolzhenkov (CSKA)
Daniil Grigoriev (CSKA)
Vasiliy Sredin (CSKA)
Ruslan Gazizov (Omsk)
Vyacheslav Malov (Omsk)
Daniil Davydov (Dinamo SPb)
Semyon Sinyatkin (Dinamo SPb)
Ilya Kvochko (Magnitogorsk)
Ivan Miroshnichenko (Vityaz)
Nikita Ryzhov (Dinamo Moscow)
I'd say most of the top Russian U16 players are on the roster, probably aside from Roman Kantserov, but I don't think it will make us that much weaker.
Goalies
Sergei Ivanov (Magnitogorsk)
Yegor Korzin (Spartak Moscow)
Sergei Murashov (Loko)
D
Kirill Kudryavtsev (Loko)
Andrei Malyavin (Loko)
Artyom Barabosha (CSKA)
Artyom Duda (CSKA)
Mikhail Gulyaev (Omsk)
Vladislav Sapunov (Dinamo Moscow)
Alexandr Pelevin (Torpedo)
Adel Safin (Ak Bars)
F
Matvei Michkov (Loko)
Danila Byzov (Loko)
Alexandr Perevalov (Loko)
Ilya Rogovskiy (Loko)
Kirill Dolzhenkov (CSKA)
Daniil Grigoriev (CSKA)
Vasiliy Sredin (CSKA)
Ruslan Gazizov (Omsk)
Vyacheslav Malov (Omsk)
Daniil Davydov (Dinamo SPb)
Semyon Sinyatkin (Dinamo SPb)
Ilya Kvochko (Magnitogorsk)
Ivan Miroshnichenko (Vityaz)
Nikita Ryzhov (Dinamo Moscow)
I'd say most of the top Russian U16 players are on the roster, probably aside from Roman Kantserov, but I don't think it will make us that much weaker.
Swiss roster:
G(2): Alessio Beglieri (EHC Biel-Bienne), Valentino Zaetta (EV Zug).
D(6): Lian Bichsel (EHC Biel-Bienne), Mattia Comolli (HC Lugano), Rodwin Dionicio (SC Bern), Louis Füllemann (SC Bern), Robin Leibzig (Genève-Servette HC), Lukas Wyser (EHC Basel).
F(9): Noah Greuter (EHC Kloten), Pascal Kilchenmann (SCL Tigers), Andrin Locher (EHC Kloten), Finn Naber (SCL Tigers), Timour Namalgue (EHC Biel-Bienne), Yannic Offner (SC Bern), Mattheo Reinhard (SC Bern), Thierry Schild (SC Bern), Jonas Taibel (SC Rapperswil-Jona Lakers).
G(2): Alessio Beglieri (EHC Biel-Bienne), Valentino Zaetta (EV Zug).
D(6): Lian Bichsel (EHC Biel-Bienne), Mattia Comolli (HC Lugano), Rodwin Dionicio (SC Bern), Louis Füllemann (SC Bern), Robin Leibzig (Genève-Servette HC), Lukas Wyser (EHC Basel).
F(9): Noah Greuter (EHC Kloten), Pascal Kilchenmann (SCL Tigers), Andrin Locher (EHC Kloten), Finn Naber (SCL Tigers), Timour Namalgue (EHC Biel-Bienne), Yannic Offner (SC Bern), Mattheo Reinhard (SC Bern), Thierry Schild (SC Bern), Jonas Taibel (SC Rapperswil-Jona Lakers).
Pavel Buchnevich
"Pavel Buchnevich The Fake"
Who are the best players aside from Michkov and Miroshnichenko?
Dolzhenkov is an interesting kid. He's already 6'6, 200, and he has some skill as well. Then Kvochko, Malov and Gazizov. Perevalov is a LW, and usual Michkov's linemate, and Rogovskiy was 2nd in scoring at the Federal Districts Cup, behind Michkov only. As to defensemen, I'd say, Malyavin and Gulyaev are good offensive ones.
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Team Russia beat Loko-Junior from MHL-B (2002-03 players) 9-6 in a pre-tournament freindly. Michkov with 2+2, Dolzhenkov 2+1, Miroshnichenko 1+0, Malov 1+0, Kudryavtsev 1+1, Grigoriev 1+2, Rogovskiy 1+0, Kvochko 0+2.
Is it? A positive then, since the female (sr) hockey in Sweden is on B nation level these days. Im not that interested in womens hockey, but its still amazingly poor.
No Canada, USA, Russia, Finland, Swiss. Who else? Czech? Not sure they are that good as well.
I have no idea how good Swedens U16 (?) girls are, compared to the competition, but I wish them good luck.
Here is Women's U18 World Championship results, so you can get some ideas, because, I think, U16 situation is pretty close to U18's. https://www.iihf.com/pdf/886/ihw8869900_76_9_0
Team Russia beat CSKA 2003 4-3 SO in the last friendly before going to Lausanne. Michkov with hatty.
Team Russia lines at the camp
Ivanov
Murashov
Miroshnichenko - Kvochko - Michkov
Rogovskiy - Grigoriev - Dolzhenkov
Malov - Gazizov - Ryzhov
Malyavin - Kudryavtsev
Sapunov - Duda
Safin - Gulyaev
Ivanov
Murashov
Miroshnichenko - Kvochko - Michkov
Rogovskiy - Grigoriev - Dolzhenkov
Malov - Gazizov - Ryzhov
Malyavin - Kudryavtsev
Sapunov - Duda
Safin - Gulyaev
