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Russia downs Canada 5-3 to win IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship
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Russia downs Canada 5-3 to win IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship
The 2011 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships ended in Buffalo, New York with one of the oldest and most heated rivalries in hockey history as Canada and Russia both looked to once again stand a top of the junior hockey world. With Team Canada coming off a silver medal, second place performance a year earlier, wanted to get back to their gold medal winning ways they have in the past. Russia is coming off a sixth place finish a year earlier had hopes of getting back to gold medal glory all while adding another chapter in this historic rivalry.
Russia scored five unanswered goals in the third period as they came back to win 5-3. The win is Russia's fifth gold medal while it's their first since winning back to back gold in 2002-2003. This lose is Canada's second straight silver medal. Canada came up short a year earlier in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan when they lost in over overtime 6-5 to the United States. Canada won three silver medals in a row from 2002-2004.
Canada started out strong as they opened the scoring on a power play when Ryan Ellis scores at 5:02 of the first period to make it 1-0. Late in the first period, Carter Ashton scored to make it 2-0 with 13.5 seconds left. Canada continued the scoring at 6:27 of the second with a goal from Brayden Schenn.
The third goal by Canada was the deciding factor in Russia pulling goalie Dmitri Shikin and replacing him with back up Igor Bobkov. This proved to be a valuable change as Canada started a downward spiral. This lead to Russia's Artemy Panarin scoring at 2:33 of the third period to make it a 3-1. Maxim Kitsyn scored at 2:46 of the third to pull Russia within one. Russian captain Vladimir Tarasenko scored at 7:29 of the third period to tie the game up at 3 and to continue the scoring. But Russia wasn't done yet as Artemy Panarin scored the game winner, which was his second of the game, at 4:38 which made the score 4-3. At 1:16 to go, Nikita Dvurechensky scored an insurance goal to help Russia win 5-3.
The 2012 World Junior Hockey Championships will be held in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta.
Russia scored five unanswered goals in the third period as they came back to win 5-3. The win is Russia's fifth gold medal while it's their first since winning back to back gold in 2002-2003. This lose is Canada's second straight silver medal. Canada came up short a year earlier in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan when they lost in over overtime 6-5 to the United States. Canada won three silver medals in a row from 2002-2004.
Canada started out strong as they opened the scoring on a power play when Ryan Ellis scores at 5:02 of the first period to make it 1-0. Late in the first period, Carter Ashton scored to make it 2-0 with 13.5 seconds left. Canada continued the scoring at 6:27 of the second with a goal from Brayden Schenn.
The third goal by Canada was the deciding factor in Russia pulling goalie Dmitri Shikin and replacing him with back up Igor Bobkov. This proved to be a valuable change as Canada started a downward spiral. This lead to Russia's Artemy Panarin scoring at 2:33 of the third period to make it a 3-1. Maxim Kitsyn scored at 2:46 of the third to pull Russia within one. Russian captain Vladimir Tarasenko scored at 7:29 of the third period to tie the game up at 3 and to continue the scoring. But Russia wasn't done yet as Artemy Panarin scored the game winner, which was his second of the game, at 4:38 which made the score 4-3. At 1:16 to go, Nikita Dvurechensky scored an insurance goal to help Russia win 5-3.
The 2012 World Junior Hockey Championships will be held in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta.
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