Ice Hockey - Team Canada

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest

Ice Hockey

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	LEVI DLEVI Devon	185 cm	27 Dec 2001
5	ELLIS MELLIS Morgan	187 cm	30 Apr 1992
9	KNIGHT CKNIGHT Corban	198 cm	10 Sep 1990
10	STREET BSTREET Ben	183 cm	13 Feb 1987
11	McBAIN JMcBAIN Jack	191 cm	6 Jan 2000
12	STAAL ESTAAL Eric	193 cm	29 Oct 1984
13	JOHNSON KJOHNSON Kent	185 cm	18 Oct 2002
15	TAMBELLINI ATAMBELLINI Adam	193 cm	1 Nov 1994
19	O'DELL EO'DELL Eric	183 cm	21 Jun 1990
20	GRANT AGRANT Alex	191 cm	20 Jan 1989
22	POWER OPOWER Owen	198 cm	22 Nov 2002
23	WOTHERSPOON TWOTHERSPOON Tyler	188 cm	12 Mar 1993
26	WINNIK DWINNIK Daniel	188 cm	6 Mar 1985
27	CRACKNELL ACRACKNELL Adam	191 cm	15 Jul 1985
32	McTAVISH MMcTAVISH Mason	185 cm	30 Jan 2003
37	ROBINSON MROBINSON Mat	175 cm	20 Jun 1986
39	FERRARO LFERRARO Landon	183 cm	8 Aug 1991
44	BARBERIO MBARBERIO Mark	185 cm	23 Mar 1990
51	DESHARNAIS DDESHARNAIS David	170 cm	14 Sep 1986
56	NOREAU MNOREAU Maxim	180 cm	24 May 1987
60	DEMERS JDEMERS Jason	185 cm	9 Jun 1988
80	PASQUALE EPASQUALE Eddie	191 cm	20 Nov 1990
90	TOMKINS MTOMKINS Matt	191 cm	19 Jun 1994
91	WEAL JWEAL Jordan	178 cm	15 Apr 1992
96	HO-SANG JHO-SANG Josh	183 cm	22 Jan 1996

Team Officials

Function	Name
Head Coach	JULIEN CJULIEN Claude
Assistant Coach	BAUMGARTNER NBAUMGARTNER Nolan
Assistant Coach	COLLITON JCOLLITON Jeremy
Assistant Coach	DIETRICH TDIETRICH Tyler
Equipment Manager	SMOOK BSMOOK Blair
Equipment Manager	ST-LOUIS BST-LOUIS Brian
Physiotherapist	CHEESEMAN BCHEESEMAN Brian
Medical Officer	ELLIOTT KELLIOTT Kevin

Events and Medals

Discipline	Event	Rank
Ice Hockey	Men	6

Schedule

Location	Event	Status
Wukesong Sports Centre	Men's Preliminary Round - Group A #6 CAN Canada 5 GER Germany 1	Finished
National Indoor Stadium	Men's Preliminary Round - Group A #11 CAN Canada 2 USA United States 4	Finished
National Indoor Stadium	Men's Preliminary Round - Group A #17 CHN China 0 CAN Canada 5	Finished
National Indoor Stadium	Men's Qualification Play-off #22 CAN Canada 7 CHN China 2	Finished
National Indoor Stadium	Men's Play-offs Quarterfinals #26 SWE Sweden 2 CAN Canada 0	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Historical Results

Olympic Games
Rank	Year	Location
1	2014	Sochi, RUS
1	2010	Vancouver, CAN
1	2002	Salt Lake City, USA
1	1952	Oslo, NOR
1	1948	Sankt Moritz, SUI
1	1932	Lake Placid, USA
1	1928	Sankt Moritz, SUI
1	1924	Chamonix, FRA
1	1920	Antwerpen, BEL
2	1994	Lillehammer, NOR
2	1992	Albertville, FRA
2	1960	Squaw Valley, USA
2	1936	Garmisch-Partenkirchen, GER
2	1932	Lake Placid, USA
3	2018	PyeongChang, KOR
3	1968	Grenoble, FRA
3	1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA
4	1998	Nagano, JPN
4	1988	Calgary, CAN
4	1984	Sarajevo, YUG
4	1964	Innsbruck, AUT
6	1980	Lake Placid, USA
7	2006	Torino, ITA

U18 World Championship
Rank	Year	Location
1	2021	Frisco, TX, USA
1	2013	Sochi, RUS
1	2008	Kazan, RUS
1	2003	Yaroslavl, RUS
2	2005	CZE
3	2015	SUI
3	2014	FIN
3	2012	CZE

World Championship
Rank	Year	Location
1	2021	Riga, LAT
1	2016	Moscow / St. Petersburg, RUS
1	2015	Prague / Ostrava, CZE
1	2007	Moscow / Mytishchi, RUS
1	2004	Prague / Ostrava, CZE
1	2003	Helsinki / Tampere /Turku, FIN
1	1997	Helsinki / Tampere / Turku, FIN
1	1994	Bolzano / Canazei / Milan, ITA
1	1961	SUI
1	1959	TCH
1	1958	Oslo, NOR
1	1955	FRG
1	1952	Oslo, NOR
1	1951	Paris, FRA
1	1950	London, GBR
1	1948	St. Moritz, SUI
1	1939	SUI
1	1938	Prague, TCH
1	1937	London, GBR
1	1935	Davos, SUI
1	1934	Milan, ITA
1	1932	Lake Placid, NY, USA
1	1931	Krynica, POL
1	1930	France / Austria / Germany
1	1928	St. Moritz, SUI
1	1924	Chamonix, FRA
1	1920	Antwerp, BEL
2	2019	Bratislava / Kosice, SVK
2	2017	Cologne, GER
2	2009	Berne / Zurich-Kloten, SUI
2	2008	Halifax / Quebec City, CAN
2	2005	Vienna / Innsbruck, AUT
2	1996	Vienna, AUT
2	1991	Helsinki / Tampere / Turku, FIN
2	1989	SWE
2	1985	Prague, TCH
2	1962	USA
2	1960	Squaw Valley, CA, USA
2	1954	Stockholm, SWE
2	1949	Stockholm, SWE
2	1936	Garmisch-Partenkirchen, GER
2	1933	Prague, TCH
3	1995	Stockholm / Gavle, SWE
3	1986	Moscow, URS
3	1983	FRG
3	1982	FIN
3	1978	Prague, TCH
3	1968	Grenoble, FRA
3	1967	Vienna, AUT
3	1966	Ljubljana, YUG
3	1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA

World Junior Championship
Rank	Year	Location
1	2020	CZE
1	2018	Buffalo, NY, USA
1	2015	CAN
1	2009	Ottawa, ON, CAN
1	2008	CZE
1	2007	SWE
1	2006	British Columbia, CAN
1	2005	USA
1	1997	SUI
1	1996	Massachusetts, USA
1	1995	Alberta, CAN
1	1994	CZE
1	1993	SWE
1	1991	Saskatchewan, CAN
1	1990	FIN
1	1988	Moscow, URS
1	1985	FIN
1	1982	United States / Canada
2	2021	Edmonton, AB, CAN
2	2017	CAN
2	2011	Buffalo, NY, USA
2	2010	Saskatchewan, CAN
2	2004	FIN
2	2003	Nova Scotia, CAN
2	2002	CZE
2	1999	Winnipeg, MB, CAN
2	1986	CAN
2	1977	TCH
3	2012	CAN
3	2001	RUS
3	2000	SWE
3	1983	Leningrad, URS
3	1978	CAN

General Interest

OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
Competed in the men’s Olympic ice hockey since its introduction at Antwerp 1920, with the exception of Sapporo 1972 and Innsbruck 1976. The team won six of the first seven gold medals, losing only one match in that stretch to Great Britain in 1936, and as a result won silver.

Canada returned to the top of the podium at Salt Lake City 2002, dispatching the host nation 5-2 in the gold medal match. The rivals faced off again for gold on Canadian home soil in 2010 (Vancouver), as Sidney Crosby (CAN) slotted the match-winner for the hosts in overtime (3-1).

After winning gold undefeated at Sochi 2014, Canada contested the bronze medal match against the Czech Republic at PyeongChang 2018, having lost to Germany 4-3 in the semi-finals. Although they had lost to the Czechs in a shootout in the preliminary round, the Canadians secured bronze in a high-scoring affair (6-4).

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Crowned world champions 27 times, including winning the first six tournaments. Canada secured a medal in each of their first 26 appearances, failing to reach the podium for the first time in 1963. They returned to the top of the podium in 1994, the first time in 33 years, and have won seven titles since.

Their most recent title came in 2021 (Riga), where they defeated Finland in the championship match, after losing to the Finns in the 2019 decider. The 2021 title was decided in overtime with Nick Paul (CAN) scoring the winner 6:26 into extra time (3-2). It was the second overtime playoff victory for the Canadians after Andrew Mangiapane (CAN) secured a 2-1 victory against the Russian Olympic Committee in the quarterfinals.

QUALIFICATION
Qualified for Beijing 2022 after finishing first in qualification seeding following the 2019 World Championship in Slovakia.

World Ranking: 1st (3235 pts)

OLYMPIC RECORD
107 wins, 1 overtime win, 8 draws, 1 overtime loss, 27 losses

vs. Czech Republic (3 wins, 2 losses, 1 draw)
vs. Denmark (Olympic debut)
vs. Finland (7 wins, 5 losses)
vs. Germany (12 wins, 1 loss)
vs. Latvia (2 wins, 0 losses)
vs. People's Republic of China (Olympic debut)
vs. Russian Federation (1 win, 1 loss)
vs. Switzerland (9 wins, 1 loss)
vs. Slovakia (1 win, 1 loss)
vs. Sweden (13 wins, 3 losses, 1 draw)
vs. United States (12 wins, 3 losses, 3 draws)

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