1993 IIHF European U18 Championship

The 1993 IIHF European U18 Championship was the twenty-sixth playing of the IIHF European Junior Championships.

## Group A

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Played April 2 to 9, 1993 in Nowy Targ and Oswiecim, Poland.

### First round

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Group 1
Team  | CZE  | FIN  | GER  | ITA  | GF/GA  | Points

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1\.  Czech Republic |  | 6:2  | 12:0  | 15:1  | 33:03  | 6
2\.  Finland | 2:6  |  | 5:0  | 4:0  | 11:06  | 4
3\.  Germany | 0:12  | 0:5  |  | 1:1  | 01:18  | 1
4\.  Italy | 1:15  | 0:4  | 1:1  |  | 02:20  | 1

Group 2
Team  | SWE  | RUS  | NOR  | POL  | GF/GA  | Points

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1\.  Sweden |  | 7:2  | 13:1  | 14:1  | 34:04  | 6
2\.  Russia | 2:7  |  | 9:2  | 7:1  | 18:10  | 4
3\.  Norway | 1:13  | 2:9  |  | 5:5  | 08:27  | 1
4\.  Poland | 1:14  | 1:7  | 5:5  |  | 07:26  | 1

### Final round

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Championship round
Team  | SWE  | RUS  | CZE  | FIN  | NOR  | GER  | GF/GA  | Points

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1\.  Sweden |  | (7:2)  | 2:1  | 6:4  | (13:1)  | 7:1  | 35:09  | 10
2\.  Russia | (2:7)  |  | 4:0  | 2:2  | (9:2)  | 15:0  | 32:11  | 07
3\.  Czech Republic | 1:2  | 0:4  |  | (6:2)  | 18:0  | (12:0)  | 37:08  | 06
4\.  Finland | 4:6  | 2:2  | (2:6)  |  | 5:1  | (5:0)  | 18:15  | 05
5\.  Norway | (1:13)  | (2:9)  | 0:18  | 1:5  |  | 4:2  | 08:47  | 02
6\.  Germany | 1:7  | 0:15  | (0:12)  | (0:5)  | 2:4  |  | 03:43  | 00

7th place
Poland | 6:8  | 9:4  | 10:7  |  Italy |

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Italy was relegated to Group B for 1994.

## Tournament Awards

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* Top Scorer Tomás Blazek (13 points)
* Top Goalie: Denis Kuzmenko
* Top Defenceman:Radim Bicanek
* Top Forward: Niklas Sundström

## Group B

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Played March 18 to 28, 1993 in Bucharest, Romania.

Team  | SUI  | HUN  | FRA  | AUT  | ROM  | DEN  | ESP  | GBR  | GF  | GA

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1\.  Switzerland |  | 4:2  | 6:1  | 12:0  | 11:1  | 5:0  | 11:2  | 9:2  | 58:08  | 14
2\.  Hungary | 2:4  |  | 3:1  | 4:3  | 8:1  | 3:1  | 10:2  | 10:2  | 40:14  | 12
3\.  France | 1:6  | 1:3  |  | 3:1  | 4:1  | 4:2  | 12:0  | 14:0  | 39:13  | 10
4\.  Austria | 0:12  | 3:4  | 1:3  |  | 6:3  | 3:2  | 2:2  | 7:4  | 22:30  | 07
5\.  Romania | 1:11  | 1:8  | 1:4  | 3:6  |  | 7:2  | 4:5  | 6:3  | 23:39  | 04
6\.  Denmark | 0:5  | 1:3  | 2:4  | 2:3  | 2:7  |  | 4:3  | 2:1  | 13:26  | 04
7\.  Spain | 2:11  | 2:10  | 0:12  | 2:2  | 5:4  | 3:4  |  | 4:5  | 18:48  | 03
8\.  Great Britain | 2:9  | 2:10  | 0:14  | 4:7  | 3:6  | 1:2  | 5:4  |  | 17:52  | 02

Switzerland was promoted to Group A and Great Britain was relegated to Group C, for 1994.

## Group C

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### Qualification

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Played November 4 and 5, 1992.

|  Croatia | 0:9
0:16  |  Slovenia | Zagreb
Ljubljana

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Played March 22 to 28, in Riga Latvia. Seven of the nine participants were new to the tournament.

### First round

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Group 1
Team  | SLO  | LTU  | NED  | GF/GA  | Points

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1\.  Slovenia |  | 8:1  | 7:0  | 15:01  | 4
2\.  Lithuania | 1:8  |  | 7:3  | 08:11  | 2
3\.  Netherlands | 0:7  | 3:7  |  | 03:14  | 0

Group 2
Team  | SVK  | UKR  | BUL  | GF/GA  | Points

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1\.  Slovakia |  | 5:2  | 39:0  | 44:02  | 4
2\.  Ukraine | 2:5  |  | 29:1  | 31:06  | 2
3\.  Bulgaria | 0:39  | 1:29  |  | 01:68  | 0

Group 3
Team  | BLR  | LAT  | EST  | GF/GA  | Points

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1\.  Belarus |  | 3:2  | 6:3  | 09:05  | 4
2\.  Latvia | 2:3  |  | 10:4  | 12:07  | 2
3\.  Estonia | 3:6  | 4:10  |  | 07:16  | 0

### Final round

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1st-3rd place
Team  | BLR  | SVK  | SLO  | GF/GA  | Points

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1\.  Belarus |  | 4:1  | 3:3  | 07:04  | 3
2\.  Slovakia | 1:4  |  | 9:0  | 10:04  | 2
3\.  Slovenia | 3:3  | 0:9  |  | 03:12  | 1

4th-6th place
Team  | UKR  | LAT  | LTU  | GF/GA  | Points

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1\.  Ukraine |  | 6:4  | 19:1  | 25:05  | 4
2\.  Latvia | 4:6  |  | 5:1  | 09:07  | 2
3\.  Lithuania | 1:19  | 1:5  |  | 02:24  | 0

7th-9th place
Team  | EST  | NED  | BUL  | GF/GA  | Points

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1\.  Estonia |  | 7:4  | 24:0  | 31:04  | 4
2\.  Netherlands | 4:7  |  | 7:3  | 11:10  | 2
3\.  Bulgaria | 0:24  | 3:7  |  | 03:31  | 0

Belarus was promoted to Group B for 1994.

## References

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* Complete results
* Duplacey, James (1998). Total Hockey: The official encyclopedia of the National Hockey League. Total Sports. pp. 530–2. ISBN 0-8362-7114-9.

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