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Euro Hockey Tour scores, standings, teams, schedule and stats

Euro hockey tour, featured match.

Euro Hockey Tour is a hockey tournament.

Euro Hockey Tour season starts on Nov 9, 2023.

The current title holder is Sweden.

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Euro Hockey Tour 2023/24: Så sänder SVT från turneringen

Euro Hockey Tour avgörs årligen i fyra olika turneringar mellan Sverige, Finland, Tjeckien och Schweiz. I vår guide kan du bland annat se SVT:s sändningstider och när samtliga turneringar spelas.

SÅ SPELAS EURO HOCKEY TOUR 23/24 – SÅ SÄNDER SVT:

Karjala Tournament, 9 – 12 nov 2023 (Sänds i SVT)

Swiss Hockey Games 14 – 17 december, 2023 (Viasat)

Beijer Hockey Games, 8 – 11 februari 2024 (SVT)

Åttonde februari:

18.50 – 20.00, SVT2/Play: Tjeckien – Sverige.

20.00 – 20.30, SVT24/Play: Tjeckien – Sverige.

Tionde februari:

11.55 – 14.30, SVT Play: Finland – Tjeckien.

15.50 – 17.50, SVT2/Play: Sverige – Schweiz.

17.50 – 18.30, Kunskapskanalen/Play: Sverige – Schweiz.

Elfte februari:

11.55 – 14.30, SVT Play: Tjeckien – Schweiz.

15.50 – 17.00, SVT2/Play: Sverige – Finland.

17.00 – 18.30, Kunskapskanalen/Play: Sverige – Finland.

Czech Hockey Games, 2 – 5 maj 2024, (Viasat)

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SVERIGES TRUPP TILL BEIJER HOCKEY GAMES:

Filip Larsson, Leksand

Marcus Högberg, Linköping

Christian Folin, Frölunda

Henrik Tömmernes, Frölunda

Gabriel Carlsson, Växjö

Lukas Bengtsson, Zug

Jesper Sellgren, Luleå

Tim Heed, Ambri-Piotta

Patrik Nemeth, Bern

Joel Persson, Växjö

Joakim Nygård, Färjestad

Victor Ejdsell, Färjestad

Linus Johansson, Färjestad

Malte Strömwall, Frölunda

Max Friberg, Frölunda

Jacob de la Rose, Fribourg-Gotteron

Dennis Rasmussen, Davos

Marcus Sylvegård, Växjö

Jesper Frödén, Zürich Lions

Filip Hållander, Timrå

Marcus Sörensen, Fribourg-Gotteron

Lucas Wallmark, Fribourg-Gotteron

Oscar Lindberg, Skellefteå

Anton Bengtsson, Rögle

TIO SENASTE SEGRARNA I EURO HOCKEY TOUR:

2023: Sverige.

2022: Sverige.

2021: Ryssland.

2020: Turneringen ställdes in på grund av covid-19.

2019: Ryssland.

2018: Finland.

2017: Ryssland.

2016: Sverige.

2015: Sverige.

2014: Finland.

HISTORIK OM EURO HOCKEY TOUR:

– Turneringen spelas återkommande sedan säsongen 1996/1997.

– De fyra grundnationerna i turneringen var Sverige, Tjeckien, Finland och Ryssland.

– Efter Rysslands anfallskrig mot Ukraina 2022 sparkades landet ut från turneringen och ersattes av Schweiz.

– Sveriges turnering i Euro Hockey Tour hette från början Sweden Hockey Games, men har sedan 2006 haft sponsornamn som LG Hockey Games, Oddset Hockey Games och sedan 2018 Beijer Hockey Games.

– Karjala Tournament, är även känt som Karjala Cup, och har spelats i sin nuvarande form sedan 1996. Sveriges Tre Kronor har vunnit de två senaste upplagorna av turneringen.

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Euro Hockey Tour EHT

Eht team rosters.

2023-2024 EHT Standings

2023-2024 eht player stats, 2023-2024 eht goaltending stats, 2023-2024 demographics.

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• Euro Hockey Tour

The Euro Hockey Tour (EHT) is an annual ice hockey tournament only open to the national men's teams of the Czech Republic , Finland , Switzerland and Sweden . Most of the teams use the competition as a preparation for the upcoming World Championships or Olympics , allowing less experienced players to collect valuable ice time in their national colours.

• 1.1 Prize money
• 1.2 Finals in previous years
• 2 Participating teams
• 3 Euro Hockey Tour finalists
• 4.1 Medal table
• 5 References

Playing format

Euro Hockey Tour consists of four tournaments:

• Karjala Tournament in Finland
• Swiss Ice Hockey Games in Switzerland , replacing the Channel One Cup in Russia following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Sweden Hockey Games in Sweden
• Czech Hockey Games in the Czech Republic

Each team plays three games in each of the tournaments, giving a total of twelve games per team. After the four tournaments have finished, the teams are seeded according to their respective combined point total from all four tournaments.

In each tournament, five games are played in the host city, and one game in another participating country. For example, in the 2007 edition of Karjala Tournament, the game between Sweden and Russia was played in Jönköping, Sweden, rather than in Finland, who host the Karjala Cup. Every country is assigned one home game and one away game in those games.

Each team is given three points for a regulation-time win, two points for an overtime or shootout win, one point for a loss in overtime or shootout, and zero points for a loss in regulation time. In the four tournaments, if two or more teams end with the same number of points, they are seeded based on head-to-head results in games against the tied teams. In the EHT standings however, two or more teams tied in points are seeded based on the better goal difference.

Prize money

The prize money for the winner of each tournament is € 50,000 while the second seed gets €30,000, the third seed gets €25,000, and the fourth seed gets €15,000. The EHT season winner receives another €75,000, the team finishing second gets €30,000, and the team finishing third gets €15,000. [1]

Finals in previous years

Medal games were not played until the 2003–04 season. Before that, place order was determined by the tournament standings. The seasons 2003–04, 2004–05 and 2006–07 used a format where the first-placed and second-placed teams played a home-and-home two-game series for the EHT gold and silver medals, while the third-placed and fourth-placed teams played two games for the bronze. In 2005–06, the championship was determined by a single game played at the home of the first-place team. Since 2007–08, no EHT finals have been played.

Participating teams

Only four European teams compete in EHT:

Euro Hockey Tour finalists

Medal table.

• ↑ "Euro Hockey Tour prize money 2012–13" . Swedish Ice Hockey Association . http://swehockey.se/ImageVaultFiles/id_23381/cf_113/eht_prize_money_2012-2013.PDF . Retrieved 2013-06-08 .  
• "Euro Hockey Tour" . European Hockey.Net . http://www.eurohockey.net/leagues/nationalteams/eht/ . Retrieved 2006-05-01 .  
• "Euro Hockey Tour history" . Swedish Ice Hockey Association. Archived from the original on 2005-12-08 . http://web.archive.org/web/20051208105356/http://www.swehockey.se/t2b.asp?p=109215 . Retrieved 2006-05-01 .  
• "Euro Hockey Tour Czech republic" . Pro-Hockey CZ . http://www.eht.cz . Retrieved 2006-07-16 .  
• David Schlegel. "History of Euro Hockey Tour and its tournaments" . PRO-HOCKEY Cz, s.r.o. & eSports.cz, s.r.o . http://www.eht.cz/clanek.asp?id=393 . Retrieved 2006-09-03 .  
• "Nytt Euro Hockey Touravtal" (in Swedish). hockeyligan.se . http://www.hockeyligan.se/nyheter.php?nid=10164 . Retrieved 2006-12-20 .  

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Euro Hockey Tour 2023/2024

Turneringarna som ingår i säsongen 2023/2024 är följande:

• 9-12 november 2023: Karjala Tourament i Finland
• 14-17 december 2023: Swiss Ice Hockey Games i Schweiz
• 8-11 februari 2024: Beijer Hockey Games i Sverige
• 2-5 maj 2024: Czech Hockey Games i Tjeckien

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• Swehockey startsida /
• Säsongen 2022/2023 /
• Euro Hockey Tour 2022/2023
• Säsongen 2024/2025
• Karjala Tournament
• Swiss Hockey Games
• Beijer Hockey Games
• Finnkamperna, april 2024
• Betano Hockey Games
• IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship 2024
• Euro Hockey Tour 2023/2024
• Sveriges matcher och resultat säsongen 2023/2024
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management season 2023/2024
• IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship 12-28 maj 2023
• Czech Hockey Games i Göteborg och Brno, Tjeckien 4–7 maj
• Nordic Cup, dubbellandskamper mot Finland 27 och 29 april
• Nordic Cup, dubbellandskamper mot Norge 19-20 april
• Nordic Cup, dubbellandskamper mot Danmark 12-13 april
• Beijer Hockey Games i Malmö, 9-12 februari
• SWISS Ice Hockey Games i Fribourg, 15–18 dec
• Karjala Tournament november 2022
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management season 2022/2023
• Sveriges matcher och resultat säsongen 2022/2023
• NHL spelare i Tre Kronor
• Tröjan kommer tillbaka
• Czech Hockey Games (EHT) 28 april-1 maj
• Nordic Cup - Danmark 20-21 april
• Nordic Cup - Norge 13-14 april
• 2022 Olympic Winter Games
• Channel One Cup (EHT) 16-19 december 2021
• Karjala Tournament (EHT) 10-14 november 2021
• Euro Hockey Tour 2021/2022
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management season 2021/2022
• NHL-läget i Tre Kronors trupp
• Czech Hockey Games (EHT) 12-15 maj 2021
• Nordic Cup i Malmö. Dubbellandskamper mot Danmark och Norge 26 april-4 maj
• Camp i Södertälje 19-23 april
• Beijer Hockey Games (EHT) 11-14 februari 2021
• Channel One Cup (EHT) 17-20 december 2020
• Karjala Tournament (EHT) 5-8 november 2020
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management season 2020/2021
• Euro Hockey Tour 2020/2021
• 2020 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship
• Carlson Hockey Games April 30-May 3 2020
• Sweden-Finland April 22 and 24 2020
• Sweden-Denmark April 16 and 18 2020
• Norway-Sweden April 10-11 2020
• Beijer Hockey Games February 6-9 2020
• Channel One Cup December 12-15 2019
• Karjala Tournament November 7-10 2019
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management season 2019/2020
• Euro Hockey Tour 2019/2020
• 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship May 10-26
• Carlson Hockey Games May 1-5 2019
• Finland-Sweden April 25-26 2019
• Denmark-Sweden April 17-18 2019
• Sweden-Norway April 11 and 13 2019
• Slovakia-Sweden April 4 2019, Hungary-Sweden April 5 2019
• Beijer Hockey Games February 7-10 2019
• Channel One Cup December 13-16 2018
• Karjala Tournament November 8-11 2018
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management season 2018/2019
• Euro Hockey Tour 2018/2019
• 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship May 4-20 2018
• Sweden Hockey Games April 26-29 2018
• Carlson Hockey Games April 19-22 2018
• Olympic Games February 14-25 2018
• Denmark-Sweden April 12 and 14 2018
• Sweden-Slovakia April 5-6 2018
• Channel One Cup December 13-17 2017
• Karjala Tournament November 8-12 2017
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management season 2017/2018
• Euro Hockey Tour 2017/2018
• 2017 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship
• Carlson Hockey Games 2017
• Belarus-Sweden April 21 and 22 2017
• Sweden-Latvia April 14-15 2017
• Austria-Sweden April 5-6 2017
• Hungary-Sweden April 3 2017
• Sweden Hockey Games 2017
• Channel One Cup 2016
• Karjala Tournament 2016
• World Cup of Hockey 2016
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management season 2016/2017
• Euro Hockey Tour 2016/2017
• 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship
• Czech Republic-Sweden April 27 and 29 2016
• Sweden-Russia April 21 and 23 2016
• Germany-Sweden April 16 and 17 2016
• Sweden-Switzerland April 7 and 8 2016
• Sweden-Finland February 11 and 13 2016
• Channel One Cup 2015
• Karjala Tournament 2015
• Team Sweden´s organization and Team Management during season 2015/2016
• Euro Hockey Tour 2015/2016
• 2015 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship
• Russia-Sweden April 24-25 2015
• Sweden-Czech Republic April 17 and 19 2015
• Sweden-Norway April 10-11 2015
• Slovakia-Sweden April 2-4 2015
• Sweden-Finland February 6-8 2015
• Channel One Cup 2014
• Karjala Tournament 2014
• Team Sweden´s organization and Team Management during season 2014/2015
• Euro Hockey Tour 2014/2015
• 2014 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship
• Oddset Hockey Games 2014
• WC Camp 3 April 21-27 2014
• WC Camp 2 April 14-20 2014
• WC Camp 1 April 9-11 2014
• Olympic Games 2014
• Channel One Cup 2013
• Karjala Tournament 2013
• Czech Hockey Games 2013
• The Team Sweden´s organization and Team Management during season 2013/2014
• Euro Hockey Tour 2013/2014
• 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship
• Oddset Hockey Games 2013
• Channel One Cup 2012
• Karjala Tournament 2012
• The Team Sweden´s organization and Team Management during season 2012/2013
• Euro Hockey Tour 2012/2013
• Läger i Stockholm 24-29 juli
• 3-nationers Finland, augusti
• 3 matcher mot Schweiz, november
• Euro Hockey Tour i Falun, december
• 5-nationers Tjeckien februari
• 2024 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship
• Women's Euro Hockey Tour 2023/2024
• 2023 IIHF Ice Hockey Womens World Championship
• 5-nationsturnering i Fûssen, Tyskland 9-12 februari
• 5-nationers i Ängelholm och Helsingborg 13-17 december
• Women’s Euro Hockey Tour i Finland, 8–12 november
• Damkronorna och Olympisk Offensiv, juli
• Utvecklingslandslaget, juni
• Damkronorna och Olympisk Offensiv, maj
• 2022 IIHF Ice Hockey Womens World Championship
• Dubbellandskamper mot Norge i april
• 3-nationsturnering i Basel december
• Spelprogram
• OS-kval i Luleå november
• Träningsmatcher mot Frankrike i augusti
• Camp och landskamper mot Norge i augusti
• Camp och landskamper mot Danmark i juni
• Camp 8-12 februari 2021
• Camp 14-18 december 2020
• Camp och landskamper 2-6 november 2020
• Camp 26-30 Augusti 2020
• 2020 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship Division 1 - Group A
• Pre 2020 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship Division 1 camp March 12-15 2020
• Euro Hockey Tour Play Off February 5-8 2020
• Euro Hockey Tour December 12-14 2019
• Camp November 4-8 2019
• Camp August 15-19 2019
• Womens Euro Hockey Tour
• 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship
• Pre 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship camp
• 6 Nations Tournament February 7-10 2019
• 5 Nations Tournament December 11-15 2018
• 4 Nations Tournament November 6-10 2018
• 4 Nations Tournament August 23-25 2018
• Camp August 17-21 2018
• Olympic Games February 10-22 2018
• 5 Nations Tournament Pre Olympic Cup December 12-16 2017
• 2018 Women´s Nations Cup January 3-6 2018
• 4 Nations Tournament November 7-12 2017
• Finland-Sweden October 4-6 2017
• 4 Nations Tournament August 25-27 2017
• Camp July 21-30 2017
• Camp June 26-July 2 2017
• 2017 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship
• Pre 2017 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship camp March 21-27 2017
• 4 Nations Tournament February 9-11 2017
• 2017 Women´s Nations Cup January 1-7 2017
• 4 Nations Tournament December 13-18 2016
• 4 Nations Tournament November 1-5 2016
• Sweden-Finland September 1-3 2016
• Camp August 1-14 2016
• Camp June 27-July 1 2016
• Camp May 9-12 2016
• 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship
• Pre 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship camp March 21-27 2016
• 4 Nations Tournament February 12-14 2016
• 2016 Women´s Nations Cup January 1-7 2016
• 4 Nations Tournament December 17-19 2015
• 4 Nations Tournament November 4-8 2015
• National game Sweden-Canada November 1 2015
• U16 camps October 2-4 2015
• 3 Finland-Sweden games August 28-30 2015
• Summer Camp august 3-6 2015
• Summer Camp June 22-25 2015
• Summer Camp May 28-31 2015
• Summer Camp May 7-10 2015
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management season 2015/2016
• 2015 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship
• Pre 2015 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship camp
• 4 Nations Tournament February 2015
• 2015 Women´s Nations Cup
• 4 Nations Tournament December 2014
• 4 Nations Tournament November 2014
• U16 camps October 2014
• 3 Finland-Sweden games August 2014
• Summer camp 3 August 2014
• Summer camp 2 June 2014
• Summer camp 1 June 2014
• Russincamp May-June 2014
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management season 2014/2015
• Pre Olympic game
• Pre Olympic Games 2014 camp
• 2014 Women´s Nations Cup
• Germany-Sweden January 2 2014
• 4 Nations Tournament December 2013
• Camp December 2013
• 4 Nations Tournament November 2013
• 3 Finland-Sweden games October 2013
• 4 Nations Tournament August 2013
• Camp August 2013
• Camp June 2013
• Team Sweden´s Team Management and organization season 2013/2014
• 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey Women´s World Championship
• Exhibition games
• 4 Nations Tournament Dec 2012
• 4 Nations Tournament Nov 2012
• 4 Nations Tournament Feb 2013
• 2013 meco Nations Cup
• WC Camp March-April 2012
• World Junior Summer Showcase i Plymouth, USA, 20 juli-6 augusti
• 5-nationsturnering i Nyköping
• 5-nationers Chomutov, Tjeckien 9-12 november
• 2024 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 Championship
• 5-nationers i Slovakien, 13–16 april
• JVM i Halifax och Moncton, Kanada, 26 dec–5 jan
• 4 matcher i Tjeckien, nov 2022
• 4-nationers i Rovaniemi, Finland, 25–27 augusti
• Landslagsläger i Enköping, 24–29 juli
• 2022 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship 9-20 augusti
• 2022 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship 25 dec-5 jan
• 4-nationsturnering i Ängelholm
• 2021 World Junior Summer Showcase, Plymouth, USA
• Camp i Uppsala och 4 Nations turnering i Hodonin, Czech Republic
• 2021 IIHF World Junior Championship
• Finnkamp i Malmö 5-7 november
• Camp August 24-28 2020
• 2020 IIHF World Junior Championship December 26 2019-January 5 2020
• Pre 2020 IIHF World Junior Championship games december 19-23 2019
• 4 Nations Tournament November 8-10 2019
• 4 Nations Tournament August 23-25 2019
• 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship
• Pre 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship camp
• 4 Nations Tournament November 9-11 2018
• 4 Nations Tournament August 24-26 2018
• National games in Canada July 30-August 4 2018
• 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship
• Pre 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship games
• 4 Nations Tournament November 8-10 2017
• 4 Nations Tournament August 24-26 2017
• National games in USA July 29-August 5 2017
• 2017 IIHF World Junior Championship
• Pre 2017 IIHF World Junior Championship games
• 4 Nations Tournament November 4-6 2016
• 4 Nations Tournament August 26-28 2016
• National games in USA July 30-August 6 2016
• Team Sweden´s organization and Team Management during season 2016/2017
• 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship
• Pre 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship camp December 15-25 2015
• 4 Nations Tournament in Finland November 6-8 2015
• 4 Nations Tourment in Russia August 25-30 2015
• National games in USA August 2-8 2015
• Team Sweden´s Organization and Team Management during season 2015/2016
• 2015 IIHF World Junior Championship
• Pre 2015 IIHF World Junior Championship camp
• 4 Nations Tournament August 2014
• National games in USA August 2014
• 2014 IIHF World Junior Championship in Malmö, Sweden
• Pre 2014 IIHF World Junior Championship Camp in Ängelholm December 2013
• 4 Nations Tournament in Russia November 2013
• 4 Nations Tournament in Finland August-September 2013
• Pre 4 Nations Camp in Luleå August 2013
• Tournament in Lake Placid August 2013
• Team Sweden´s organization and Team Management season 2013/2014
• 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship
• Pre JWC camp Dec 2012
• 4 Nations Tournament Aug-Sep 2012
• Tournament August 2012
• Camp Jul-Aug 2012
• Team Sweden´s organization and Team Management season 2012/2013
• Elitcamp december
• 5-nationers Schweiz februari
• 5-nationers Slovakien april
• Läger och matcher i Nyköping och Linköping, 12–16 april
• 5-nationersturnering i Ängelholm, 7-11 februari
• Elitcamp i Furudal 15-18 december 2022
• Fyrnationsturnering i Pribram, Tjeckien
• Elitcamp december 2021
• Camp i Furudal, 12-18 april 2021
• Camp i Furudal, 8-14 februari 2021
• 5 Nations Tournament February 2020
• 5 Nations Tournament February 6-10 2019
• Camp April 10-15 2018 cancelled
• 5 Nations Tournament February 14-18 2018
• 5 Nations Tournament February 7-11 2017
• 5 Nations Tournament February 9-13 2016
• 5 Nations Tournament February 2015
• 5 Nations Tournament February 2014
• 5 Nations Tournament Feb 2013
• Lake Placid, USA, 6-14 augusti
• 3-nationsturnering Slovakien november
• 4-nationsturnering Tjeckien december
• 2024 IIHF Ice Hockey World U18 Women Championship Schweiz
• 2023 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women’s World Championship i Östersund, 8–15 januari
• 4-nationser i Füssen, Tyskland, 15–17 december
• 4-nationers i Upplands Väsby 10–12 nov
• U18-Damlandslaget och Olympisk Offensiv-truppen, Falun & Furudal 23–28 augusti
• 2022 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship
• Läger och 3-nationsturnering 15-17 dec Schweiz,
• Finnkamper i Kuortane 10-12 november 2021
• Finnkamper i Nyköping 23-28 augusti 2021
• Russincamp i Furudal
• Camp August 26-30 2020
• 2020 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship
• Pre 2020 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship games December 2019
• 4 Nations Tournament December 12-14 2019
• Sweden-Finland November 7-9 2019
• Camp May 15-19 2019
• 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship
• 4 Nations Tournament December 14-16 2018
• Finland-Sweden November 8-10 2018
• Russincamp 2 August 17-20 2018
• Russincamp 1 May 24-27 2018
• 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship
• Pre 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship camp
• Sweden-Finland December 15-17 2017
• 4 Nations Tournament November 9-11 2017
• Elite camp November 4-6 2017
• Russincamp 2 August 10-14 2017
• Russincamp 1 May 24-28 2017
• 2017 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship
• Pre 2017 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship Camp
• 3 Finland-Sweden games December 15-17 2016
• Elite Camp October 2016
• Russin camp 2 August 13-16 2016
• 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship
• Pre 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship camp
• Sweden-Finland December 18-20 2015
• 4 Nations Tournament November 6-8 2015
• Camp October 31-November 3 2015
• Region camp September 4-6 2015
• Region camp August 28-30 2015
• Camp May 13-17 2015
• 2015 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship
• Pre 2015 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship camp
• Finland-Sweden December 2014
• Elite camp November 2014
• Camp February 2014
• 4 Nations Tournament in February 2014
• 2014 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship
• Pre 2014 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship game
• IIHF Development camp July 2013
• 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women´s World Championship
• Pre JWC U18 camp December 2012
• Camp December 2012
• Two Finland-Sweden games Aug-Sep 2012
• Camp July 2012
• Camp May 2012
• Team Sweden´s organization and Team Management during season 2012/2013
• Hlinka Gretzky Cup 29 juli – 6 augusti
• 5-nationsturnering Finland november
• Så här ser du turneringen
• 5-nationsturnering USA februari
• 2024 IIHF Ice Hockey World U18 Championship
• 2023 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship i Basel och Ajoie, Schweiz, 20–30 april
• 4-nationersturnering i Rauma, Finland, 10-12 februari
• World Junior A Challenge i Cornwall, Kanada 6-19 december
• 5-nationers i Plymouth, USA, 8–12 november
• Hlinka Gretzky Cup 27 juli-8 augusti 2022
• Läger i Falun, juli 2022
• IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship
• 5-nationsturnering i Monthey, Schweiz
• Hlinka Gretzky Cup
• Camp i Enköping
• 2021 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship
• Camp 8-14 februari 2021
• Finnkamp 3-7 November 2020
• Camp August 24-27 2020
• 2020 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship
• Pre 2020 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship games April 2020
• 5 Nations Tournament February 5-9 2020
• Camp December 12-15 2019
• 5 Nations Tournament November 6-10 2019
• 2019 Hlinka Gretzky Cup August 5-10 2019
• Camp July 28-August 2 2019
• 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship
• Pre 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship games
• Camp December 12-15 2018
• 5 Nations Tournament November 7-11 2018
• 2018 Hlinka Gretzky Cup August 6-11 2018
• Russincamp 2 July 30-31 2018
• Russincamp 1 May 31-June 3 2018
• 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship
• Pre 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship camp
• 5 Nations Tournament February 13-17 2018
• Camp December 13-16 2017
• 5 Nations Tournament November 8-12 2017
• 2017 U18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka
• Camp August 2-4 2017
• Camp May 20-23 2017
• 2017 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship
• Pre 2017 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship camp
• 5 Nations Tournament February 8-12 2017
• Elite camp December 15-17 2016
• 5 Nations Tournament November 1-5 2016
• 2016 U18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka
• Russincamp 2 July 31-August 5 2016
• Russincamp 1 May 20-23 2016
• 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship
• Pre 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship camp April 2016
• 5 Nations Tournament February 10-14 2016
• 5 Nations Tournament November 4-8 2015
• 2015 U18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka August 10-15 2015
• Pre 2015 U18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka games August 2015
• Elite Camp December 15-18 2015
• Russin Camp 2 August 2-7 2015
• Russin Camp 1 May 22-25 2015
• 2015 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship
• Pre 2015 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship camp
• 2014 U18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka
• Russin camp 2 June 2014
• Russin camp 1 May 2014
• 2014 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship
• Pre 2014 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship camp April 2014
• Pre 2013 U18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka games
• 2013 U18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka
• Pre 2013 U18 Memorial of Ivan Hlinka camp August 2013
• Camp May 2013
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Corentin Moutet: How the underarm serve rules the French Open

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Sebastian Ofner’s eyes bulged with surprise, but he had no time for emotion. He had to move forward.

He also shouldn’t have been surprised. This was the eighth time that Corentin Moutet had hit him with an underarm serve, delighting the baying French crowd on Court Suzanne-Lenglen throughout his 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-1 victory on Friday night. It made him the only Frenchman in the last-16 at Roland Garros, the first male representative from his country to reach that stage since 2020.

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As the Austrian scrambled forward like a cartoon character, feet scraping on the terre battue, he desperately attempted to flick his racket underneath the ball — to no avail. Another underarm serve. Another point lost.

Moutet won 53 of the 79 points he played on serve, and nine of the 12 that he started with tennis’ most controversial trick shot, which is caught between being an entirely legal tactical masterstroke that can unnerve an opponent and being perceived as a sign of disrespect, or insolence, or just not the way things should be done.

Moutet never does things the way they should be done — and nor do the fans at Roland Garros, neither generally nor throughout his French Open run. In wins over Chile’s Nicolas Jarry , Kazakhstan’s Alexander Shevchenko, and now Ofner, the Austrian, chants of “Moutet, Moutet, Moutet” have echoed around the stadia, with a fervour that Les Bleus will want to replicate when Euro 2024 starts on Friday, June 14.

He has not just matched their energy, but fed off it, roaring through the latter stages of matches — and dips in form, when adversity strikes, and the brain goes to mush — with their help. When arenas become amphitheatres and the court becomes a stage, Moutet revels in performing; the underarm serve being the ultimate expression of favouring aesthetics and spectacle over any concession to efficiency.

Or so it appears. Going for the spectacular doesn’t mean he isn’t thinking. Alongside fellow Frenchman Hugo Gaston, with which he shares a few attributes — on the shorter side; left-handed; prone to slicing; more prone to drop shots; a less-than-booming regulation serve — he has figured out that on the clay in Paris, especially in cold temperatures with heavy balls and low bounces, the underarm serve isn’t just a joker in the pack: it’s a whole strategy.

Where Nick Kyrgios can back up his use of the shot with one of the best serves in the men’s tour, Gaston and Moutet don’t exactly expect to win a ton of free points behind their first serve, so throwing in a change-up makes a bit more sense.

It works. Here’s how he used it on Friday night.

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There isn’t much jeopardy on the first: at 40-0 up after breaking Ofner’s serve, Moutet has the freedom to do what he likes.

The Austrian is standing incredibly deep, as many returners on the men’s tour do to give themselves time — but here, he gives himself too long to get up to the ball. It’s an ace, and Moutet is 1 for 1.

According to data from Tennis Abstract, whether or not players use the underarm serve on “easy” or “difficult” points is mixed. But very few use it early in a match. By the third game, Moutet has already hit two, one from each side of the court.

This introduces the duality of the underarm serve. First, it often wins a point. Second, it plants doubt in the opponent’s mind. Moutet is making Ofner doubt himself after mere moments in a match that could go five sets. That’s some additional mental stress that he simply doesn’t need — and he also doesn’t need to be chasing down short ball after short ball, having come through a five-setter the previous day.

Two for two, Moutet.

After a relative drought of four games, Moutet’s blood is up. He jogs away from his physio before they’re done sorting out a cut on his knee, holds the ball aloft to tell Ofner he’s ready, and flicks in another. It’s not quite as precise as the previous two, arcing too high, and Ofner is on to it — but pushes it long. Three for three.

This is another benefit of the underarm serve. Even if players do get to the ball, they are often so surprised that, by the time they do, executing a shot isn’t front of mind.

Moutet lost that game, and the set. but he didn’t stop hitting the underarmer. As on the first two, he gets the sidespin just right, forcing Ofner to contort his racket into a position so unstable that he falls over. Four for four — and on a break point, with a remarkable display of gutsiness or foolhardiness.

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A bit less pressure at 30-30, but still a pretty tight place to go for the shot — and Moutet’s first loss of a point behind it.

This is all about Ofner’s movement, as much as the ball isn’t quite wide enough in the box. He gets a huge stride off into the court, which enables him to set his feet and move through the forehand with more control than the previous example that he missed long, sweeping it into the open court.

Moutet was far from deterred, using it again on a break point — this time, though, into the deuce-court. It’s a bit too deep and the direction doesn’t stretch Ofner out of the running line he’s already set with his return position.

That turns the serve into an easy ball for Ofner to turn into an approach shot, but he doesn’t have to follow it in — because he’s already at the net. This puts huge pressure on Moutet’s next shot, which he nets to concede the break.

Back on his favored ad-side, he has a little more success. This is practically a drop shot, so wide that Ofner can do little but scrape it back across and leave himself far too much real estate to cover.

It was perhaps a strange choice from the Austrian, given he felt he had enough racket control to use; there was an opportunity to drop shot Moutet right back down the line, as he was committed to the cross-court chase.

Seven down, five to go, and Moutet is 5-2 up on points won.

Sebastian, oh, mate. This one was so fast it caught the camera and the scoreboard unaware.

Another game-opener, which perhaps Ofner is wise to by now as he’s starting a little further up the court. Where before, momentum was his friend. Here, it is his enemy.

He has put in so much drive in getting up to the ball and hitting his shot that there is only one place for him to go: not out-of-court coverage, but momentum. Moutet realises this and simply sends the ball back where it came from, Ofner gliding helplessly past it.

Moutet goes again on game point, and again Ofner picks it.

As in the first frame, he’s off and running pretty much as the Frenchman strikes the ball, and fires a heavy forehand into Moutet’s feet. He does well to dig it out, but Ofner knows where he has to go, and dinks it back short, forcing his opponent to scamper and slide in the way he’s done all night. This is, however, the last underarm serve point that the Austrian will win.

Now we’re in pure vibes territory.

Moutet has moved 2-1 ahead in sets, the crowd are up, and he’s absolutely loving it. So it’s no surprise that he brings out two underarm serves in a row, and wins both points.

One, a much better version of the deuce serve, spitting away from Ofner and levering him off balance, and, to finish, the signature one of the match into the Austrian’s forehand. Ofner meekly dumps it in the net. With that, Moutet was four games from victory.

Moutet plays world No 2 Jannik Sinner next, which will likely be a night session on Philippe-Chatrier. The crowds will be out, the chants will resound — and the Italian will be watching Moutet’s hands very closely indeed.

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Gagarin cup (khl) finals:  atlant moscow oblast vs. salavat yulaev ufa.

Much like the Elitserien Finals, we have a bit of an offense vs. defense match-up in this league Final.  While Ufa let their star top line of Alexander Radulov, Patrick Thoresen and Igor Grigorenko loose on the KHL's Western Conference, Mytischi played a more conservative style, relying on veterans such as former NHLers Jan Bulis, Oleg Petrov, and Jaroslav Obsut.  Just reaching the Finals is a testament to Atlant's disciplined style of play, as they had to knock off much more high profile teams from Yaroslavl and St. Petersburg to do so.  But while they did finish 8th in the league in points, they haven't seen the likes of Ufa, who finished 2nd. 

This series will be a challenge for the underdog, because unlike some of the other KHL teams, Ufa's top players are generally younger and in their prime.  Only Proshkin amongst regular blueliners is over 30, with the work being shared by Kirill Koltsov (28), Andrei Kuteikin (26), Miroslav Blatak (28), Maxim Kondratiev (28) and Dmitri Kalinin (30).  Oleg Tverdovsky hasn't played a lot in the playoffs to date.  Up front, while led by a fairly young top line (24-27), Ufa does have a lot of veterans in support roles:  Vyacheslav Kozlov , Viktor Kozlov , Vladimir Antipov, Sergei Zinovyev and Petr Schastlivy are all over 30.  In fact, the names of all their forwards are familiar to international and NHL fans:  Robert Nilsson , Alexander Svitov, Oleg Saprykin and Jakub Klepis round out the group, all former NHL players.

For Atlant, their veteran roster, with only one of their top six D under the age of 30 (and no top forwards under 30, either), this might be their one shot at a championship.  The team has never won either a Russian Superleague title or the Gagarin Cup, and for players like former NHLer Oleg Petrov, this is probably the last shot at the KHL's top prize.  The team got three extra days rest by winning their Conference Final in six games, and they probably needed to use it.  Atlant does have younger regulars on their roster, but they generally only play a few shifts per game, if that. 

The low event style of game for Atlant probably suits them well, but I don't know how they can manage to keep up against Ufa's speed, skill, and depth.  There is no advantage to be seen in goal, with Erik Ersberg and Konstantin Barulin posting almost identical numbers, and even in terms of recent playoff experience Ufa has them beat.  Luckily for Atlant, Ufa isn't that far away from the Moscow region, so travel shouldn't play a major role. 

I'm predicting that Ufa, winners of the last Superleague title back in 2008, will become the second team to win the Gagarin Cup, and will prevail in five games.  They have a seriously well built team that would honestly compete in the NHL.  They represent the potential of the league, while Atlant represents closer to the reality, as a team full of players who played themselves out of the NHL. 

• Atlant @ Ufa, Friday Apr 8 (3:00 PM CET/10:00 PM EST)
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Games 5-7 are as yet unscheduled, but every second day is the KHL standard, so expect Game 5 to be on Saturday, like an early start. 

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It’s the Summer of Soccer on TSN and CTV with CONMEBOL COPA AMERICA 2024™ and UEFA EURO 2024

TORONTO (June 5, 2024) – TSN and CTV are set to kick off the Summer of Soccer , as the networks today announced their comprehensive broadcast schedules for the CONMEBOL COPA AMERICA 2024™ and UEFA EURO 2024 . TSN, CTV, and TSN+ combine to deliver complete coverage of every game of both tournaments, beginning with the UEFA EURO opener between hosts Germany and Scotland on Friday, June 14 , all the way to Championship Sunday , the culmination of both tournaments, on Sunday, July 14 .

TSN’s broadcast team is on-site in Atlanta as the Canadian Men’s National Team competes in the opening game of the COPA AMERICA against defending COPA AMERICA and FIFA WORLD CUP™ champions Leo Messi and Argentina on Thursday, June 20 at 7 p.m. ET on TSN, CTV2, RDS2, TSN.ca , CTV.ca , RDS.ca, and the TSN, CTV, and RDS apps.

TSN’s full broadcast schedule for the CONMEBOL COPA AMERICA 2024™ is available here , and the UEFA EURO 2024 schedule is available here .

TSN’s coverage of CONMEBOL COPA AMERICA 2024™ features host James Duthie leading TSN’s panel alongside analyst Kevin Kilbane and the Canadian men’s national team’s all-time record cap holder Atiba Hutchinson . TSN’s Luke Wileman and Steven Caldwell deliver the call for Canada’s games, with Matthew Scianitti reporting from pitch-side and BarDown’s Daniel Zakrzewski on-site delivering additional updates.

TSN’s UEFA EURO 2024 coverage features host Wileman leading TSN’s panel alongside analysts Caldwell, Kilbane, and Hutchinson. Canadian women’s national team forward Janine Beckie joins the broadcast as special contributor. TSN delivers pre- and post-game shows for every game of the UEFA EURO 2024 tournament.

Leading up to and throughout both tournaments, SPORTSCENTRE keeps fans up to date with breaking news, reports, highlights, and in-depth analysis.

TSN.ca and the TSN app deliver preview features on teams and players to watch, breaking news, comprehensive video analysis, game day match previews, scores, recaps, and extended game highlights.

Soccer fans can also turn to TSN’s official social media platforms, including YouTube , Instagram , Facebook , X , and TikTok for photos, videos, features, and daily content from both tournaments, highlighted by DIGITAL SPORTSCENTRE airing live every weekday. Fans can also access TSN content throughout both tournaments through Google OneBox.

Two continental champions will be crowned when both tournaments culminate on Championship Sunday (Sunday, July 14) , a historic day for international soccer, with pre-game coverage starting at 2 p.m. ET on TSN, CTV, TSN.ca , CTV.ca , and the TSN and CTV apps.

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Robert Lewandowski Relishing Sentimental Return To Germany For Euro 2024

Robert lewandowski is relishing a "sentimental" return for euro 2024 to germany where he enjoyed an illustrious playing career before moving to barcelona..

Robert Lewandowski is relishing a "sentimental" return for Euro 2024 to Germany where he enjoyed an illustrious playing career before moving to Barcelona. The 35-year-old Polish striker left a deep impression first at Borussia Dortmund and then at Bayern Munich, having won ten Bundesliga titles between 2010 and 2022. Lewandowski, who also won the Champions League with Bayern in 2020, managed a whopping 312 goals in 384 Bundesliga games to become the competition's second highest scorer ever after Bayern legend Gerd Mueller.

He is also the joint record holder of seven Bundesliga top scorer awards alongside Mueller.

"For me it is already sentimental, you could say a return to the country where I spent many years, where I lived, where I also played in these stadiums," Lewandowski told Polish TV channel TVN.

He added he would be coming "with a positive attitude and with a smile on my face and also with such appreciation of where I am not just in life, also in my career".

But Poland will face a tough task in Germany after clinching a Euro spot by a hair's breadth as they edged Wales on penalties in the play-offs.

They have also faced challenges over a rapidly shifting leadership, having gone through five coaches in the last three years.

An attempt to bring in a foreign coach failed miserably as Fernando Santos, who coached Portugal to victory at Euro 2016, was fired last September after a lacklustre start to qualifying.

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Michal Probierz, at the helm since then, remains optimistic for Poland's chances.

"We don't want just to go there on tour. We want to play a very good tournament, get out of the group and fight for something more," he said.

The Bialoczerwoni (White-red) have a tough Group D, playing the Netherlands on June 16, Austria on June 21 and France on June 25.

It will be Poland's fifth straight appearance at the continental tournament where they reached the quarter-finals in 2016.

Lewandowski played at the last three editions, scoring four goals in 11 games -- compared with his 82 goals in 148 international games in total, clearly the best in Poland's history.

He is hoping the upcoming Euro will be different.

"I have changed my approach to these big tournaments a bit, because I'm aware of the high expectations and that there will be pressure," said Lewandowski.

He also praised the team's "positive power".

"I can definitely say that there is an atmosphere, there is chemistry, we seem to be aware of it, what we are preparing for and what a great tournament lies ahead of us.

"I personally have this inner peace, because I can see that it works well, the training really looks nice, and the way the boys approach training, there is nothing to complain about."

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