Ice Hockey - Team China

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest

Ice Hockey

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	OUBAN YOUBAN Yongli	190 cm	15 Apr 2000
2	LIU JLIU Jie	180 cm	23 Apr 1995
5	RUIAN SRUIAN Sipulaoer	193 cm	13 Jan 1993
6	CHEN ZCHEN Zimeng	175 cm	26 Jun 1997
7	JIEKE KJIEKE Kailiaosi	188 cm	8 Mar 1991
10	XIANG XXIANG Xudong	177 cm	24 Aug 1995
11	ZHANG PZHANG Pengfei	175 cm	9 May 1998
15	FU JFU Jiang	183 cm	19 May 1994
17	GUO JGUO Jianing	177 cm	26 Apr 2000
18	YE JYE Jinguang	185 cm	25 Apr 1985
19	ZHONG WZHONG Wei	180 cm	30 Jul 1998
20	LUO JLUO Jia	179 cm	1 Nov 1992
22	FU SFU Shuai	185 cm	12 Sep 1998
33	HAN PHAN Pengfei	181 cm	29 Jun 1989
45	JIERUIMI SJIERUIMI Shimisi	183 cm	13 Apr 1989
47	JIAN AJIAN An	187 cm	15 Sep 1990
56	ZHANG ZZHANG Zesen	176 cm	19 Dec 1996
60	DANNISI ADANNISI Aoxibofu	182 cm	9 May 1987
61	WEI RWEI Ruike	185 cm	7 Jun 1991
77	ZHENG EZHENG Enlai	185 cm	5 Mar 1997
81	YAN RYAN Ruinan	190 cm	25 Jan 2001
88	YAN JYAN Juncheng	180 cm	16 Sep 2000
91	WANG TWANG Taile	175 cm	28 Feb 1996
93	YUAN JYUAN Junjie	184 cm	3 Mar 1993
98	YING RYING Rudi	185 cm	16 Aug 1998

Team Officials

Function	Name
Head Coach	ITA ZANATTA IZANATTA Ivano
Assistant Coach	CAN BEDDOES CJBEDDOES Clayton James
Assistant Coach	FIN KAARELA JKAARELA Jari
Assistant Coach	RUS KOVALEV AKOVALEV Alexey
Equipment Manager	RUS IVANICHKO AIVANICHKO Andrei
Equipment Manager	RUS KOMISSAROV NKOMISSAROV Nikolai
Doctor	RUS GILEV SGILEV Sergei
Physiotherapist	BLR SUSHKO YSUSHKO Yury

Events and Medals

Discipline	Event	Rank
Ice Hockey	Men	12

Schedule

Location	Event	Status
National Indoor Stadium	Men's Preliminary Round - Group A #5 USA United States 8 CHN China 0	Finished
National Indoor Stadium	Men's Preliminary Round - Group A #12 GER Germany 3 CHN China 2	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

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Historical Results

U20 World Championship Division III
Rank	Year	Location
1	2019	Reykjavik, ISL
1	2015	Dunedin, NZL
1	2013	Sofia, BUL
1	2007	Ankara, TUR
2	2018	Sofia, BUL
2	2017	Dunedin, NZL
2	2012	Dunedin, NZL
2	2004	Sofia, BUL

U18 World Championship Division III - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
1	2017	Taipei City, TPE
1	2013	Taipei City, TPE
1	2010	Erzurum, TUR
3	2003	Mexico City, MEX

World Championship Division II - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
1	2017	Auckland, NZL
1	2015	Cape Town, RSA
1	2006	Auckland, NZL
2	2012	Sofia, BUL
2	2008	Newcastle, NSW, AUS
2	2003	Sofia, BUL
4	2014	Jaca, ESP
4	2013	Izmit, TUR
4	2011	Zagreb, CRO
5	2010	Narva, EST

World Championship Division II - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
1	2004	Jaca, ESP
3	2009	Novi Sad, SRB
4	2018	Tilburg, NED
5	2019	Belgrade, SRB
6	2016	Jaca, ESP

Asian Oceania U18 Championship Division I
Rank	Year	Location
1	2002	Auckland, NZL
2	2001	Seoul, KOR
3	2000	Changchun City, CHN
3	1999

U18 World Championship Division II - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
2	2019	Belgrade, SRB
5	2018	Zagreb, CRO
5	2015	Novi Sad, SRB
5	2014	Tallinn, EST
5	2011	Donetsk, UKR
6	2016	Valdemoro, ESP
6	2012	Novi Sad, SRB
6	2009	Narva, EST

U18 World Championship Division III
Rank	Year	Location
2	2007	Beijing, CHN

World Championship Far East Qualification
Rank	Year	Location
2	2003	Aomori, JPN
2	2001	Sapporo, JPN
2	2000	Aomori, JPN
3	2002	Harbin, CHN

World Championship Pool C
Rank	Year	Location
2	2000	Beijing, CHN
2	1991	Brondby, DEN
2	1986	Puigcerda, ESP
2	1981	Beijing, CHN
3	1990	Budapest, HUN
3	1989	Sydney, NSW, AUS
3	1985	FRA
3	1983	Budapest, HUN
3	1972	Miercurea Ciuc, ROU
4	1999	NED
4	1998	HUN
4	1978	Las Palmas, ESP
5	1973	NED
6	1974	FRA
7	1997	EST
7	1996	SLO

U20 World Championship Division II - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
3	2020	Gangneung, KOR
6	2016	Novi Sad, SRB
6	2014	Jaca, ESP
6	2011	Miercurea Ciuc, ROU
6	2009	Logrono, ESP
6	2008	Tallinn, EST
6	2006	Belgrade, SCG

World Championship Pool A Far East Qualification
Rank	Year	Location
3	1999	Tokyo, JPN

U20 World Championship Division II - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
4	2005	Bucharest, ROU
5	2010	Debrecen, HUN

U20 World Championship Pool C
Rank	Year	Location
4	1986	Gap, FRA

U18 World Championship Division II - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
5	2008	FRA

World Championship Division I - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
5	2001	Ljubljana, SLO
6	2002	Szekesfehervar / Dunaujvaros, HUN

World Championship Pool C1
Rank	Year	Location
5	1995	Sofia, BUL

World Championship Division I - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
6	2007	Qiqihar, CHN
6	2005	Debrecen, HUN

World Championship Pool B
Rank	Year	Location
7	1993	Eindhoven, NED
7	1992	AUT
7	1982	Klagenfurt, AUT
8	1994	Copenhagen, DEN
8	1987	Canazei, ITA

Nickname:

Dragons

Award:

OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
Will be making their Olympic debut at Beijing 2022.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Primarily competing in Division II, they had stints in Division I during the early 2000s, before moving back down in 2007.

The Chinese team went undefeated in Division IIB in 2015, scoring 33 goals in their five matches, and earning promotion to IIA the following year, but were again relegated. Back in IIB in 2017, the Chinese went undefeated again to earn promotion, and have won at least one match in 2018 and 2019 to remain in IIA.

Note: the past two tournaments have been cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

ASIAN WINTER GAMES
Inaugural winners in 1986 (Sapporo), the team won gold undefeated with their draw against Japan in the final match enough to secure the title. The team backed up their title in 1990, again going undefeated with a single draw, this time against winless DPR Korea.

People's Republic of China went on to win bronze at the next three Games (1996, 1999, 2003), before finishing fourth in the past three tournaments (2007, 2011, 2017).

QUALIFICATION
Qualified for Beijing 2022 as the host nation.

World Ranking: 32nd (1335 pts)

Legend

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