
(15 May 2011, 19:07) | The Czech Republic bounced back after a disappointing semifinal loss and scored seven goals to beat Russia 7-4 in a highly entertaining game and claim bronze medals at this year’s World Championship in Slovakia. Roman Cervenka became the star of the show, scoring a hat-trick. Read more»

(14 May 2011, 15:59) | The 2011 IIHF Annual Congress decided about the allocations of the 27 tournaments in the IIHF World Championship Program next year. As known earlier Sweden and Finland, the 2011 finalists, will co-host the World Championship. Slovenia (Group A) and Poland (Group B) will host the World Championship Division 1. Read more»

(14 May 2011, 15:22) | Kyrgyzstan from Central Asia was granted an IIHF membership by the International Ice Hockey Federation on its Annual Congress in Bratislava. Read more»

(13 May 2011, 23:11) | Mikael Granlund scored an incredible goal at 25:03 and Russians were unable to tie the game until the end. Finland finally prevailed 3-0 and will play inthe World championship finals for the first time since 2007. They will meet their arch-rivals from Sweden for the fourth time in history. Read more»

(13 May 2011, 19:04) | Team Sweden wins the first semifinal of World Championships against Team Czech Republic 5-2 and puts an end to the winning run of reigning champions. Tre Kronor scored four unanswered goals during second and third period to gain a deciding advantage. Read more»

(13 May 2011, 13:43) | Denmark and Ukraine withdraw bids. 2016 tournament to be played in Moscow and St.Petersburg. Read more»

(13 May 2011, 06:28) | It is not usual that the checking line gets a better +/- rating than the first scoring line. But it was the case in the Canadian national team. Chris Stewart has played in NHL for three seasons and he has been impressing right from the first one. The last one was influenced by injury and an unpredictable trade, but his star still shines. Read more»

(12 May 2011, 22:55) | Team Russia scored two goals in the third period to come back from being one goal down and beat Team Canada 2-1 in the quarterfinals of World Championship. Ilya Kovalchuk scored the game winning goal with seven minutes to go. Read more»

(12 May 2011, 18:50) | Jarkko Immonen scored two identical power-play goals as Finland beat Norway 4-1 in the quarterfinals of World Championship in Slovakia. Finnish team had a hard time finding its way past a resilient opponent, but was helped on its way to the semifinals by Norwegian penalties. Finland has never been beaten by Norway in 17 World Championships meetings. Read more»

(12 May 2011, 06:30) | When he goes around you on skates he looms as a mountain. He hits hard and it is nearly impossible to avoid him on the ice. But when he comes to you and starts talking you suddenly stand in front of a warm-hearted giant who has smiles to give away. Ossi Väänänen. Read more»

(11 May 2011, 22:39) | In the 2nd quarterfinals of the World championship Sweden beat Germany 5-2. The Swedes dominated mainly in the 2nd period where they build the crucial three goals advantage. Sweden advanced to the 10th straight semifinals at the World championships. Read more»

(11 May 2011, 18:49) | Jaromir Jagr scores three goals and Tomas Plekanec one when Czech Republic beats USA 4-0 to qualify as the first team for the semi finals in Bratislava. Read more»

(11 May 2011, 09:23) | Austria was able to come back among the best hockey teams in the world within a year. However, in Bratislava the Austrians were unable to secure their spot for the 2012 World Championship, which will be played in Stockholm and Helsinki. Read more»

(11 May 2011, 07:34) | It is not usual to see Pavol Demitra crying. He is a tough hockey player, one of the Slovakian legend. First time he cried was in 2003 when he won his only medal (bronze) at the World championships. Then he cried in Vancouver, when Slovaks lost the bronze medal game. Read more»

(10 May 2011, 14:48) | He started his NHL career as the biggest Slovak prospect in history. The third draft pick overall of the 2000 entry draft was chosen by the newcomer in the league Minnesota Wild and started to write its history. A few years later as a symbol of thankfulness to his hometown he built a new practice ice-rink for junior hockey players. Slovak sniper Marián Gáborík. Read more»
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