Who is the leading goal scorer in WJC history?

[I Hate You All*]

And also, who collected the most total points?
I heard on TSN that the all-time leading goal scorer is Pavel Bure, with 27 goals over 3 tournaments. Checked this site http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/SearchPlayer.jsp?player=10191
and those numbers check out. But is that really the highest total amount of goals anyone has scored?

Pavel had 39 total points.

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[Form and Substance]

Well Carter I think according to the announcer on teamfan radio tied the canadian record, so it must have been 12 (shared with Lindros)

 

[hockeyfan125]

Naslund has the 1 year record I believe. Him, Forsberg and Sundstrom tore it up one year.

 

[Berkut]

Pavel Bure has 28 goals in 3 WJC!
Ovechkin has 18.

 

[monster_bertuzzi]

Naslund has the 1 year record I believe. Him, Forsberg and Sundstrom tore it up one year.

They got to play Japan in a game which no doubt inflated their stats.

 

[sunb]

Markus Naslund scored 16 goals in one tournament I believe...

 

[kerrly]

Peter Forsberg had the most in one tourney with 31 I think, thats all I know.

 

[Form and Substance]

Peter Forsberg had the most in one tourney with 31 I think, thats all I know.

That was 31 points.

 

[PockIsGoD]

They got to play Japan in a game which no doubt inflated their stats.

Exact. Peter did score 10 points (3-7) in a 20-1 blowout over Japan.

 

[kerrly]

That was 31 points.

Yes, thats what I meant to say...I guess I should have written that down.

 

[svetovy poharu]

World Junior Championship Records (prior to 2004-05 tournament)
Most Gold Medals in a row

5 Canada 1993 to 1997
4 USSR 1977 to 1980

Most Goals scored by a team in a game

21 Czechoslovakia beat Austria 21-4, 1981
20 Sweden beat Japan 20-1, 1993
19 Finland beat Switzerland 19-1, 1980
19 USSR beat Austria 19-1, 1981
19 USA beat Norway 19-1, 1991

Most Goals in One Year, player

13 Markus Naslund, SWE, 1993 in Sweden
12 Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE, 1983 in Leningrad
12 Pavel Bure, USSR, 1991 in Canada

Most Assists in One Year, player

24 Peter Forsberg, SWE, 1993 in Sweden
14 Esa Keskinen, FIN, 1985 in Finland
14 Doug Weight, USA, 1991 in Canada
13 Raimo Helminen, FIN, 1984 in Sweden
13 Jaromir Jagr, CZE, 1990 in Finland

Most Points in One Year, player

31 Peter Forsberg, SWE (7G, 24A), 1993 in Sweden
24 Raimo Helminen, FIN (11G, 13A), 1984 in Sweden
24 Markus Naslund, SWE (13G, 11A), 1993 in Sweden
21 Robert Reichel, CZE (11G, 10A), 1990 in Finland
20 Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE (12G, 8A), 1983 in Leningrad

Most Points in One Year, defenceman

14 Peter Andersson, SWE (4G, 10A), 1985 in Finland
10 Jan Vopat, CZE (6G, 4A), 1993 in Sweden

Most Points, forward line

69 Markus Naslund, Peter Forsberg, Niklas Sundstrom, SWE
(30G, 39A), 1993 in Sweden
52 Esa Keskinen, Mikko Makela, Esa Tikkanen, FIN
(24G, 28A), 1985 in Finland
50 Robert Reichel, Jaromir Jagr, Bobby Holik, CZE
(22G, 28A), 1990 in Finland
47 Esa Keskinen, Raimo Helminen, Esa Tikkanen, FIN
(23G, 24A), 1984 in Sweden
46 Raimo Summanen, Petri Skriko, Risto Jalo, FIN
(22G, 24A), 1982 in USA
41 Mike Modano, Jeremy Roenick, John Leclair, USA
(20G, 21A), 1989 in Anchorage

Most Shutouts in One Year

2 Ken Wregget, CAN, 1984 in Sweden
2 Sam Lindstahl, SWE, 1987 in Czechoslovakia
2 Johan Borg, SWE, 1987 in Czechoslovakia
2 Pascall Leclaire, CAN, 2002 in Czech Republic

All time Goal Scoring leaders

27 Pavel Bure, USSR, 1989 to 1991
25 Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE, 1981 to 1983
21 Markus Naslund, SWE, 1992 to 1993
18 Petr Rosol, CZE, 1982 to 1984
18 Robert Reichel, CZE, 1988 to 1990

All time Assist leaders

32 Peter Forsberg, SWE, 1992 to 1993
22 Esa Keskinen, FIN, 1984 to 1985
22 Robert Reichel, CZE, 1988 to 1990
19 Eric Lindros, CAN, 1990 to 1992
18 Raimo Helminen, FIN, 1983 to 1983
18 Esa Tikkanen, FIN, 1983 to 1985

 

[svetovy poharu]

From the IIHF U20 All-Time Record Book:

U20 All Time Leading Scorers:

1. Peter Forsberg (SWE) 14 GP 10 G - 32 A = 42 PTS
2. Robert Reichel (CZE) 21 GP 18 G - 22 A = 40 PTS
3. Pavel Bure (USSR) 21 GP 27 G - 12 A = 39 PTS
4. Alexander Mogilny (USSR) 21 GP 18 G - 17 A = 35 PTS
5. Esa Tikkanen (FIN) 21 GP 17 G - 18 A = 35 PTS
6. Vladimir Ruzicka (CZE) 19 GP 25 G - 9 A = 34 PTS
7. Markus Naslund (SWE) 14 GP 21 G - 13 A = 34 PTS
8. Niklas Sundstrom (SWE) 21 GP 18 G - 15 A = 33 PTS
9. Esa Keskinen (FIN) 14 GP 10 G - 22 A = 32 PTS
10.Eric Lindros (CAN) 21 GP 12 G - 19 A = 31 PTS

 

[BuppY]

From the IIHF U20 All-Time Record Book:

U20 All Time Leading Scorers:

1. Peter Forsberg (SWE) 14 GP 10 G - 32 A = 42 PTS
2. Robert Reichel (CZE) 21 GP 18 G - 22 A = 40 PTS
3. Pavel Bure (USSR) 21 GP 27 G - 12 A = 39 PTS
4. Alexander Mogilny (USSR) 21 GP 18 G - 17 A = 35 PTS
5. Esa Tikkanen (FIN) 21 GP 17 G - 18 A = 35 PTS
6. Vladimir Ruzicka (CZE) 19 GP 25 G - 9 A = 34 PTS
7. Markus Naslund (SWE) 14 GP 21 G - 13 A = 34 PTS
8. Niklas Sundstrom (SWE) 21 GP 18 G - 15 A = 33 PTS
9. Esa Keskinen (FIN) 14 GP 10 G - 22 A = 32 PTS
10.Eric Lindros (CAN) 21 GP 12 G - 19 A = 31 PTS

Is Vladimir Ruzicka related to Stefan?

 

[svetovy poharu]

No, Vladimir and Stefan are not related. Vladimir is from Most in the Czech Republic and Stefan comes from Nitra in Slovakia.

 

[RorschachWJK]

World Junior Championship Records (prior to 2004-05 tournament)

Thanks man for digging up these facts! Interesting.