2009 IIHF World U18 Championship Division III

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2009 IIHF World U18 Championship Division III
2009 IIHF World U18 Championship Division III.png
Tournament details
Host countriesFlag of the Republic of China.svg  Taiwan
Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Venue(s)2 (in 2 host cities)
Dates27 February – 5 March 2009
9–15 March 2009
Teams9
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The 2009 IIHF World U18 Championship Division III was an international under-18 ice hockey competition organised by the International Ice Hockey Federation. Both Division III tournaments made up the fourth level of competition of the 2009 IIHF World U18 Championships. The Group A tournament took place between 27 February and 5 March 2009 in Taipei, Taiwan and the Group B tournament took place between 9 and 15 March 2009 in Erzurum, Turkey. Australia and Iceland won the Group A and B tournaments respectively and gained promotion to Division II of the 2010 IIHF World U18 Championships.

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Group A

The Group A tournament was played in Taipei, Taiwan at Annex Ice Rink from 27 February to 5 March 2009. [1]

Final standings

PosTeamPldWOTWOTLLGFGAGDPtsPromotion
1Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 44000633+6012Promoted to the 2010 Division II
2Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 430012812+169
3Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg  Chinese Taipei 420022814+146
4Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 410031932−133
5Flag of Mongolia.svg  Mongolia 40004481−770
Source: IIHF

Results

All times are local.

February 27, 2009
16:00		 New Zealand  Flag of New Zealand.svg0–7Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Annex Ice Rink
Attendance: 250
Referee:
R van Gameren Flag of Germany.svg
Goals W Darge (PP) 04:52
B Cliff (PP) 06:50
S Best (PP) 10:10
W Darge (EQ) 20:24
E Sewell (EQ) 30:57
R Outred (EQ) 42:59
B Cliff (PP) 55:00
February 27, 2009
19:00		 Chinese Taipei  Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg17–0Flag of Mongolia.svg  Mongolia Annex Ice Rink
Attendance: 730
Referee:
Park GJ Flag of South Korea.svg
Juan KF (EQ) 06:04
Weng T (EQ) 06:33
Yeh CY (EQ) 09:20
Shih KY (EQ) 15:44
Weng T (PP) 19:32
Weng T (SH) 26:44
Liu YL (EQ) 29:11
Yang CH (EQ) 32:36
Shen YL (EQ) 32:45
Juan KF (PP) 39:13
Juan KF (EQ) 41:01
Chen JT (EQ) 43:15
Shen YL (EQ) 44:21
Chao YT (PP) 50:23
Tseng HC (EQ) 54:35
Liao WC (EQ) 56:56
Liao WC (EQ) 57:14		Goals
February 28, 2009
16:00		 Australia  Flag of Australia (converted).svg16–1Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Annex Ice Rink
Attendance: 600
Referee:
K Hokkanen Flag of Japan.svg
R Outred (EQ) 09:27
M Wetini (EQ) 15:10
W Darge (EQ) 15:48
W Darge (PP) 16:41
S Best (PP) 23.20
M Wong (PP) 27:52
S Best (PP) 34:00
A McKenzie (EQ) 34:08
A McKenzie (EQ) 37:53
S Best (PP) 44:35
J McFadden (PP) 45:10
W Darge (EQ) 46:05
K Dolling (EQ) 47:30
W Darge (PP) 54:35
C McPhail (PP) 58:22
A McKenzie (EQ) 59:41		Goals U Samaai(EQ) 32:14
February 28, 2009
19:00		 Chinese Taipei  Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg1–4Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand Annex Ice Rink
Attendance: 1,000
Referee:
R van Gameren Flag of Germany.svg
Liu YL (SH) 57:35Goals J Carr (EQ) 08:11
C McDermid (SH) 23:41
C Dale (EQ) 31:11
C McDermid (EQ) 41:06
March 2, 2009
16:00		 Australia  Flag of Australia (converted).svg33–0Flag of Mongolia.svg  Mongolia Annex Ice Rink
Attendance: 150
Referee:
Park GJ Flag of South Korea.svg
W Darge (EQ) 00:53
W Darge (EQ) 04:15
J McFadden (EQ) 04:53
K Dolling (EQ) 10:29
R Outred (EQ) 10:41
E Sewell (EQ) 11:45
B Cliff (EQ) 12:09
J McFadden (EQ) 13:04
E Sewell (EQ) 15:32
A McKenzie (EQ) 16:16
S Best (EQ) 17:16
J Kyros (EQ) 17:46
S Best (EQ) 18:20
A McKenzie (EQ) 21:40
B Cliff (EQ) 23:56
J Kyros (EQ) 25:07
S Renner (EQ) 26:44
S McGregor (EQ) 30:33
K Dolling (EQ) 31:29
W Darge (EQ) 34:07
R McLeod (EQ) 34:22
W Darge (EQ) 38:27
W Darge (EQ) 38:45
K Dolling (EQ) 41:11
W Darge (EQ) 44:00
J McFadden (EQ) 47:15
C Vickers (PP) 51:35
S Austin (EQ) 52:34
A McKenzie (EQ) 53:11
W Darge (EQ) 53:38
B Funes (EQ) 58:17
C Vickers (EQ) 59:14
R Outred (EQ) 59:53		Goals
March 2, 2009
19:00		 New Zealand  Flag of New Zealand.svg5–3Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Annex Ice Rink
Attendance: 240
Referee:
K Hokkanen Flag of Japan.svg
H King (EQ) 36:34
J Carr (EQ) 47:25
D Dunlop (PP) 50:10
M Frear (PP) 55:07
G Lloyd (EQ) 56:10		Goals U Samaai (PP) 29:43
U Samaai (SH) 30:52
C Labuschagne (PP) 51:54
March 3, 2009
16:00		 Mongolia  Flag of Mongolia.svg1–19Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand Annex Ice Rink
Attendance: 100
Referee:
K Hokkanen Flag of Japan.svg
Z Batdorj (PP) 43:12Goals J Challis (PP) 04:31
J Challis (PP) 13:38
H King (PP) 14:02
A Gouldstone (PP) 25:19
L Pickering (EQ) 27:22
D Dickson (EQ) 29:01
D Dunlop (EQ) 30:30
H Dunlop (PP) 34:15
G Lloyd (EQ) 35:14
J Challis (EQ) 36:08
H Dunlop (EQ) 37:04
J Challis (PP) 38:34
D Dickson (EQ) 39:24
J Challis (EQ) 47:00
D Dunlop (EQ) 47:29
D Dickson (PP) 60:13
J Challis (EQ) 51:11
C McDermid (EQ) 54:38
M Attwell (PP) 58:54
March 3, 2009
19:00		 South Africa  Flag of South Africa.svg3–8Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg  Chinese Taipei Annex Ice Rink
Attendance: 700
Referee:
R van Gameren Flag of Germany.svg
C Labuschagne (EQ) 18:24
K van Rooyen (EQ) 36:20
C Nebe (PP) 58:18		Goals Hsiao PY (PP) 05:25
Shih KY (EQ) 16:07
Tseng HC (EQ) 32:22
Juan KF (EQ) 33:33
Tseng HC (PP) 35:03
Liao WC (EQ) 35:42
Juan KF (EQ) 39:30
Weng T (EQ) 56:17
March 5, 2009
16:00		 South Africa  Flag of South Africa.svg12–3Flag of Mongolia.svg  Mongolia Annex Ice Rink
Attendance: 120
Referee:
R van Gameren Flag of Germany.svg
C Labuschagne (PP) 05:15
J Goodwin (EQ) 11:28
U Samaai (SH) 13:54
Kyle van Rooyen (EQ) 17:08
U Samaai (SH) 20:50
C Labuschagne (EQ) 29:50
C Labuschagne (EQ) 32:06
C Labuschagne (EQ) 32:31
C Williams (SH) 45:44
W du Preez (EQ) 54:38
C Labuschagne (EQ) 55:03
J Johnson (PP) 57:51		Goals S Zagdjav (EQ) 27:11
A Ganbat (EQ) 38:45
T Dondov (EQ) 40:54
March 5, 2009
19:00		 Australia  Flag of Australia (converted).svg7–2Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg  Chinese Taipei Annex Ice Rink
Attendance: 1,200
Referee:
Park GJ Flag of South Korea.svg
W Darge (EQ) 29:28
W Darge (EQ) 29:34
K Dolling (EQ) 30:20
B Cliff (PP) 32:25
W Darge (EQ) 36:17
E Sewell (EQ) 39:52
W Darge (PP) 56:37		Goals Liu YL (PP) 12:25
Juan KF (PP) 17:29

Group B

The Group B tournament was played in Erzurum, Turkey at GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall from 9 to 15 March 2009. [2]

Group stage

PosTeamPldWOTWOTLLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 33000481+479Semifinals
2Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 320012526−16
3Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland 31002939−303
4Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 30003824−160
Source: IIHF

All times are local.

March 9, 2009
15:30		 Bulgaria  Flag of Bulgaria.svg0–11Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall
Attendance: 200
Referee:
L. Gergely Flag of Romania.svg
Goals E Thormodsson (PP) 06:12
E Thormodsson (EQ) 16:36
O Bjornsson (EQ) 22:13
O Bjornsson (EQ) 28:13
O Bjornsson (PP) 34:56
E Thormodsson (EQ) 40:07
E Thormodsson (PP) 41:50
B Sigurdarson (PP) 42:00
R Palsson (PP) 51:31
B Sigurdarson (EQ) 57:22
E Thormodsson (EQ) 58:39
March 9, 2009
19:00		 Turkey  Flag of Turkey.svg16–4Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall
Attendance: 2,220
Referee:
A Sevruk Flag of Ukraine.svg
S Gumus (EQ) 04:36
M Dalgic (EQ) 04:43
B Aksoy (EQ) 09:21
M Dalgic (EQ) 13:08
A Oguz (EQ) 17:21
B Aksoy (EQ) 17:30
C Baykan (SH) 19:22
S Gumus (EQ) 21:01
B Kosemen (EQ) 22:01
S Gumus (EQ) 30:09
M Dalgic (EQ) 30:17
C Baykan (PP) 31:48
S Gumus (EQ) 39:00
Y Halil (EQ) 45:48
S Yildirim (SH) 51:24
S Gumus (EQ) 53:28		Goals J McCrainor (PP) 23:11
C Grimason (EQ) 30:26
S Balmer (EQ) 47:16
C Grimason (EQ) 48:20
March 10, 2009
15:30		 Iceland  Flag of Iceland.svg19–0Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall
Attendance: 225
Referee:
V Krcelic Flag of Croatia.svg
I Eliasson (PP) 01:40
B Sigurleifsson (EQ) 05:24
T Omarsson (PP) 06:50
B Sigurdarson (EQ) 07:57
A Sverrisson (EQ) 10:40
H Leifsson (EQ) 11:00
O Bjornsson (PP) 18:03
E Thormodsson (SH) 22:53
E Thormodsson (PP) 28:07
E Thormodsson (EQ) 28:18
E Thormodsson (EQ) 39:36
A Sverrisson (EQ) 39:45
B Sigurdarson (SH) 44:17
H Leifsson (PP) 46:06
G Sigurdsson (EQ) 46:23
E Thormodsson (PP) 55:50
G Sigurdsson (EQ) 56:10
O Bjornsson (PP) 58:51
H Gudmundsson (EQ) 59:53		Goals
March 10, 2009
19:00		 Turkey  Flag of Turkey.svg8–4Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall
Attendance: 2,100
Referee:
L. Gergely Flag of Romania.svg
M Dalgic (EQ) 01:46
Y Halil (SH) 05:42
B Kosemen (EQ) 11:25
B Kosemen (EQ) 24:13
Y Halil (EQ) 35:40
C Baykan (PP) 45:42
S Yildirim (PP) 49:09
Y Halil (SH) 50:54		Goals P Mihov (EQ) 10:43
N Inzhevatov (PP) 16:11
T Kraynyanov (PP) 58:05
N Inzhevatov (EQ) 58:59
March 12, 2009
15:30		 Ireland  Flag of Ireland.svg5–4Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall
Attendance: 573
Referee:
Andriy Sevruk Flag of Ukraine.svg
C Grimason (PP) 31:51
A Morris (EQ) 37:11
N McEvoy (EQ) 52:30
C Grimason (EQ) 52:55
C Grimason (PP) 59:27		Goals Dimitar Miloshev (EQ) 02:41
T Kraynyanov (PP) 23:27
P Mihov (PP) 30:53
Dimitar Miloshev (EQ) 32:20
March 12, 2009
19:00		 Iceland  Flag of Iceland.svg18–1Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall
Attendance: 2,350
Referee:
V Krcelic Flag of Croatia.svg
A Sverrisson (EQ) 01:25
E Thormodsson (EQ) 04:01
B Sigurdarson (PP) 06:13
E Thormodsson (SH) 09:41
E Thormodsson (SH) 14:31
E Thormodsson (PS) 16:34
B Sigurdarson (EQ) 21:42
B Sigurdarson (EQ) 24:17
G Sigurdsson (EQ) 25:39
S Sigrbjornsson (EQ) 28:20
E Thormodsson (EQ) 30:47
E Thormodsson (EQ) 36:27
B Sigurdarson (SH) 45:06
A Ingason (EQ) 52:54
A Ingason (EQ) 53:35
T Omarsson (EQ) 53:54
O Bjornsson (PP) 55:31
E Thormodsson (EQ) 59:59		Goals B Kosemen (EQ) 03:50

Playoffs

Semifinals Final
      
1 Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 15
4 Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 2
1 Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland 8
2 Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 2
2 Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 9
3 Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland 3 Third place match
3 Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland 6
4 Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 3

Semifinals

March 13, 2009
15:30		 Iceland  Flag of Iceland.svg15–2Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall
Attendance: 150
Referee:
L. Gergely Flag of Romania.svg
O Gronholm (EQ) 06:37
A Ingason (EQ) 07:32
G Sigurdsson (EQ) 08:18
A Ingason (EQ) 17:23
O Bjornsson (EQ) 23:20
E Thormodsson (EQ) 24:40
S Sigrbjornsson (EQ) 30:43
G Sigurdsson (EQ) 39:52
B Sigurdarson (EQ) 40:18
O Bjornsson (EQ) 41:19
E Thormodsson (SH) 43:43
B Sigurdarson (SH) 45:00
H Leifsson (EQ) 45:28
S Sigrbjornsson (EQ) 51:52
E Thormodsson (EQ) 55:47		GoalsM Nikolov (PP) 14:57
M Nikolov (PP) 38:01
March 13, 2009
19:00		 Turkey  Flag of Turkey.svg9–3Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall
Attendance: 2,155
Referee:
V Krcelic Flag of Croatia.svg
B Kosemen (EQ) 00:40
S Yildirim(EQ) 02:33
C Baykan (EQ) 08:58
S Gumus (EQ) 14:55
B Kosemen (PP) 17:14
S Gumus (SH) 21:48
S Yildirim (EQ) 24:10
S Yildirim (PP) 24:46
Y Halil (PP) 35:19		Goals C Grimason (EQ) 04:29
C Grimason (EQ) 39:17
S Balmer (SH) 49:23

Bronze medal game

March 15, 2009
13:30		 Ireland  Flag of Ireland.svg6–3Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall
Attendance: 187
Referee:
V Krcelic Flag of Croatia.svg
C Grimason (EQ) 09:53
C Grimason (PP) 12:57
A Morris (EQ) 27:52
R Larkin (EQ) 33:06
C Grimason (EQ) 33:31
R Larkin (EQ) 39:48		Goals D Miloshev (EQ) 05:16
D Miloshev (EQ) 15:03
P Mihov (PP) 52:50

Gold medal game

March 15, 2009
17:00		 Iceland  Flag of Iceland.svg8–2Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall
Attendance: 2,497
Referee:
L. Gergely Flag of Romania.svg
O Bjornsson (EQ) 00:45
E Thormodsson (EQ) 03:45
O Bjornsson (PP) 18:23
K Gunnlaugsson (EQ) 18:56
J Leifsson (EQ) 19:20
E Thormodsson (SH) 32:59
B Sigurdarson (EQ) 41:04
O Bjornsson (EQ) 47:37		Goals S Gumus (EQ) 22:17
S Gumus (EQ) 55:38

Final standings

RankTeam
Gold medal icon.svgFlag of Iceland.svg  Iceland
Silver medal icon.svgFlag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
Bronze medal icon.svgFlag of Ireland.svg  Ireland
4Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria
Promoted to the 2010 IIHF World U18 Championship Division II

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