Here's the complete results of the 2013 World Junior Hockey Championship in Ufa, Russia.
For a full explanation of the tournament, its history, and its significance, see the World Junior Hockey Championship Explained and the World Junior Hockey All-Time Medal Standings.
Final Standings
Gold: USA
Silver: Sweden
Bronze: Russia
4. Canada
5. Czech Republic
6. Switzerland
7. Finland
8. Slovakia
9. Germany
10. Latvia*
*Relegated to Division I for 2014. Replaced by Norway.
Saturday, January 5
Gold Medal Game: United States 3 - Sweden 1
Bronze Medal Game: Russia 6 - Canada 5 (OT)
Thursday, January 3
Semifinal: United States 5 - Canada 1
Semifinal: Sweden 3 - Russia 2 (SO)
Wednesday, January 2
Quarter-final: United States 7 - Czech Republic 0
Quarter-final: Russia 4 - Switzerland 3 (SO)
Friday, January 4
Fifth Place: Czech Republic 4 - Switzerland 3
Relegation Round
Wednesday, January 2
Finland 8 – Germany O
Thursday, January 3
Slovakia 5 - Latvia 3
Friday, January 4
Germany 5 - Latvia 2
Finland 11 - Slovakia 4
Group Play Results
Wednesday, December 26
Finland 5 - Latvia 1
Canada 9 - Germany 3
Sweden 4 - Czech Republic 1
Russia 3 - Slovakia 2 (OT)
Thursday, December 27
Switzerland 7 - Latvia 2
United States 8 - Germany 0
Friday, December 28
Czech Republic 3 - Finland 1
Canada 6 - Slovakia 3
Sweden 3 - Switzerland 2 (SO)
Russia 2 - United States 1
Saturday, December 29
Sweden 5 - Latvia 1
Russia 7 - Germany 0
Sunday, December 30
Finland 5 - Switzerland 4 (SO)
Canada 2 - United States 1
Czech Republic 4 - Latvia 2
Slovakia 2 - Germany 1 (OT)
Monday, December 31
Czech Republic 4 - Switzerland 3 (OT)
United States 9 - Slovakia 3
Sweden 7 - Finland 4
Canada 4 - Russia 1
Round-Robin Groups for 2013 World Junior Hockey Championship
Group A: Sweden, Finland, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Latvia
Group B: Russia, Canada, Slovakia, USA, Germany
International Hockey versus NHL Hockey
International tournaments include a number of rules that differ from NHL rules, including no-touch icing, and automatic ejection from the game for fighting.
See more about the differences between international and NHL hockey.
Tournament Format
After a round-robin series in each group, the top three teams from each group advance to the Playoff Round. Fourth and fifth-place teams in each group move to the Relegation Round.
The first-place team in each group will qualify automatically for the Semi-Finals. Second and third-place teams will play a cross-over Quarterfinal game. The winner of each Quarterfinal moves onto the Semi-Finals, while the loser will play the 5th Place Game.
The winner of each Semi-Final game will move onto the Gold Medal Game, while the losers will play in the Bronze Medal Game.
Overtime Format
In round-robin games, a game tied at the end of regulation time will be followed by a 5-minute period of sudden-death overtime. Overtime will be played with four skaters against four. If the game isn't decided in overtime, it will be decided by a shootout.
In playoff and Bronze Medal games, a tie at the end of regulation time will be followed by a 10-minute period of sudden-death overtime, followed by a shootout if necessary.
In the Gold Medal Game, a tie at the end of regulation time will be followed by a 20-minute period of sudden-death overtime, followed by a shootout if necessary.
Shootout Format
Shootouts begin with three different shooters from each team, to be named before the shootout begins.
If the game remains tied after three shots by each team, the shootout will continue with one player from each team until a decisive goal is scored.
If the shootout extends beyond three shots by each team, any player can chosen to shoot any number of times. The same player can be used for every shot if the team so desires.
A player who was serving a penalty when the overtime period ended is ineligible for the shootout.
Goalies can be changed at any time.
Points System for Round-Robin Games
- 3 points for a win in regulation time.
- 2 points for a win in overtime or a shootout.
- 1 point for a loss in overtime or a shootout.
- 0 points for a loss in regulation time.
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