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U18: 5-Nations Tournament, Kravarve, CZE 7-11 November

Erikfromfin

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Finns roster Leijonat - Pikkuleijonat pelaa marraskuussa Tshekissä - U18 viiden maan turnaukseen tällä joukkueella

Goalies:
1 Taponen Roope, HIFK Helsinki
30 Randelin Eetu, Jukurit Mikkeli
Defenders:
3 Loponen Kalle, Kärpät Oulu
4 Räsänen Iivari, Tappara Tampere
5 Holtinkoski Aapo, TPS Turku
6 Hatakka Santeri, Jokerit Helsinki
7 Tuomisto Antti, Ässät Pori
9 Koskenkorva Samu, Kärpät Oulu
23 Lehtinen Atso, HPK Hämeenlinna
Forwards:
10 Aaltonen Leevi, KalPa Kuopio
12 Nikkanen Henri, Jukurit Mikkeli
15 Saarela Antti, Lukko Rauma
18 Petman Mikko, Lukko Rauma
19 Miettinen Veeti, Blues Juniors Espoo
21 Räty Aku, Kärpät Oulu
22 Simontaival Kasper, Tappara Tampere
27 Hakanen Santtu, HPK Hämeenlinna
32 Mäntykivi Matias, SaiPa Lappeenranta
34 Intonen Aarne, TPS Turku
35 Tieksola Tuukka, Kärpät Oulu
36 Puistola Patrik, Tappara Tampere
37 Pärssinen Juuso, TPS Turku
 
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CZE Roster:

Jan Škorpík (Sparta Praha)
Lukáš Pařík (Liberec)
Luboš Novotný (Kladno).

Radek Kučeřík, Jan Mlčák (oba Kometa Brno)
Jan Klodner, Daniel Poizl (oba Žďár nad Sázavou)
David Tureček (Karlovy Vary)
David Homola (Třinec)
Jakub Žůrek (Liberec)
Jiří Suhrada (Lahti, Finsko)
Ondřej Volráb (Kladno).

Ondřej Pšenička, Patrik Prymula (oba Sparta Praha)
Jonáš Peterek, Adam Raška, Matouš Čmiel (všichni Třinec)
Jaromír Pytlík, Jan Bernovský (oba Vítkovice)
Jakub Rychlovský (Liberec)
Radek Mužík (Luleå, Švédsko)
Filip Koffer (Pardubice)
Martin Beránek, Jakub Čížek, Matouš Hrubec (všichni České Budějovice).
 
theslatcher

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The US - Sweden game is pretty much as expected with the US dominating the game, Alexander Popovic(replaced Söderström) has Sweden's lone goal.
 

duga

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The Swiss roster: .


Wyss Siro Nicola 17.10.2001 G SC Bern
Ruppelt Sascha 27.01.2001 G GCK/ZSC Lions
Baragano Iñaki 04.09.2001 D Lausanne HC
Delémont Noah 07.02.2002 D EHC Biel-Bienne
Landolt Silvan 18.07.2001 D GCK/ZSC Lions
Rubanik Denys 09.09.2001 D HC Davos
Schweizer Maxime 29.10.2001 D EHC Biel-Bienne
Villa Alessandro 23.01.2001 D HC Lugano
Vouardoux Nathan 21.07.2001 D Lausanne HC
Andersson Johan 12.04.2001 F GCK/ZSC Lions
Baumann David 05.01.2001 F EHC Kloten
Burkhalter Mika 02.05.2001 F SC Bern
Canova Jannik 29.04.2001 F HC Davos
Dähler Ronny 28.02.2001 F SC Bern
Fuss Noah 14.09.2001 F SC Bern
Knak Simon 27.01.2002 F EHC Kloten
Marchand Lionel 23.09.2001 F GCK/ZSC Lions
Russo Nino 01.10.2001 F HC Davos
Salzgeber Joel 26.02.2001 F SCL Tigers
Schmid Elia 30.06.2001 F EHC Kloten
Stoffel Yves 05.03.2001 F EV Zug
Zimmermann Adrian 26.11.2001 F GCK/ZSC Lions

Not impressive. They will face tough competition, I expect lobsided losses.

The 2 underagers could be the leaders already.
 
Speyer

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duga said:
The Swiss roster: .


Wyss Siro Nicola 17.10.2001 G SC Bern
Ruppelt Sascha 27.01.2001 G GCK/ZSC Lions
Baragano Iñaki 04.09.2001 D Lausanne HC
Delémont Noah 07.02.2002 D EHC Biel-Bienne
Landolt Silvan 18.07.2001 D GCK/ZSC Lions
Rubanik Denys 09.09.2001 D HC Davos
Schweizer Maxime 29.10.2001 D EHC Biel-Bienne
Villa Alessandro 23.01.2001 D HC Lugano
Vouardoux Nathan 21.07.2001 D Lausanne HC
Andersson Johan 12.04.2001 F GCK/ZSC Lions
Baumann David 05.01.2001 F EHC Kloten
Burkhalter Mika 02.05.2001 F SC Bern
Canova Jannik 29.04.2001 F HC Davos
Dähler Ronny 28.02.2001 F SC Bern
Fuss Noah 14.09.2001 F SC Bern
Knak Simon 27.01.2002 F EHC Kloten
Marchand Lionel 23.09.2001 F GCK/ZSC Lions
Russo Nino 01.10.2001 F HC Davos
Salzgeber Joel 26.02.2001 F SCL Tigers
Schmid Elia 30.06.2001 F EHC Kloten
Stoffel Yves 05.03.2001 F EV Zug
Zimmermann Adrian 26.11.2001 F GCK/ZSC Lions

Not impressive. They will face tough competition, I expect lobsided losses.

The 2 underagers could be the leaders already.
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2001 looks like a historically bad year for us, maybe even worse than 1998. Hopefully things will get brighter again, as soon as the 2002 class takes over the U18 team next year.
 
letsgrowcactus

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Stream is constantly freezing so I'm just occasionally reading the official sports commentary... yikes.

"After 2/3, the Czech team is doing fantastic! We're only losing 1-2."

I mean, better down one than five, but doesn't success involve something like, I don't know, actually winning the game?
 
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letsgrowcactus said:
Stream is constantly freezing so I'm just occasionally reading the official sports commentary... yikes.

"After 2/3, the Czech team is doing fantastic! We're only losing 1-2."

I mean, better down one than five, but doesn't success involve something like, I don't know, actually winning the game?
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Who's in net for the Czech's? He's been impressive.
 

duga

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Speyer said:
2001 looks like a historically bad year for us, maybe even worse than 1998. Hopefully things will get brighter again, as soon as the 2002 class takes over the U18 team next year.
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98 and 01 are definitely looking like the worst classes in quite some time. The results on every level are/were alarmingly bad. Nonetheless, both pools offer promising projects, but nobody ready to take over on junior level. (Miranda was strong though last year, he still has NHL-upside, but a long way to go)

Bigger concern is, that the top4 and, for a few years now, Finland have run away with their junior programs, and the Czech Rep. seems to slowly turn the ship around too. And while Switzerland stagnates, Slovakia recently seems a bit stronger, and Germany closes the gap quickly.

I think, the Swiss Federation does a fine job with the junior development from U16 until U20. They have learned a lot over the last 10 years. The times are gone with Coaches, who only coach for results and job safety and aren't interested in letting them acctually try stuff and make mistakes. The problem is, that apart from a few exceptions the deficit in skill and decision making, when they join the U16, is remarkable and increasing. It's up to the Clubs to improve the situation, if we wanna see a change soon.

And regarding the 02 and the U-18, the results and the depth on attack are good plus Delemont on defense, but if the Germans are there next year (and the Swiss aren't relegated this year), I think, they could be superior. Even if Rochette would be available, Im not sure the Swiss could ice a 1st Line, eg. 03er Reichle-Rochette-Knak, that matches Elias-Stützle-Reichel. The few games, I've seen them play, they looked fantastic.
 
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duga said:
And regarding the 02 and the U-18, the results and the depth on attack are good plus Delemont on defense, but if the Germans are there next year (and the Swiss aren't relegated this year), I think, they could be superior. Even if Rochette would be available, Im not sure the Swiss could ice a 1st Line, eg. 03er Reichle-Rochette-Knak, that matches Elias-Stützle-Reichel. The few games, I've seen them play, they looked fantastic.
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The Germans are on our tail, no question about that. Its somewhat amazing to me how the havent been able to establish themselves in the top divison on U18/20 level. As for the 2002 Germans you mentioned, i have only seen them in a U17 tournament last year where they were absolutely amazing but probably overperformed a little bit. I think its a good thing when upcoming nations like Germany are starting to threaten us. We have been in nomansland between the top six and the rest for to long. I hope this developement will make the clubs and federation see that you have to keep improving your hockey program all the time if you don't want to fall behind.
 
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