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Youth league: yes, U20

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League leaders | season 1996-1997 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Romāns Ņikitins	LW	Latvia	7	12	3	15	0
2.	Per-Åge Skrøder	LW	Norway	7	7	5	12	6
3.	Petr Devyatkin	C	Kazakhstan	7	6	6	12	0
4.	Tom Ivar Thompson	F	Norway	7	3	8	11	14
5.	Juris Ozols	C	Latvia	7	4	6	10	4
6.	Loïc Sadoun	LW	France	7	7	2	9	0
7.	Roman Fadin	LW	Kazakhstan	7	6	3	9	2
8.	Aleksandr Yakovenko	C	Ukraine	7	5	4	9	2
9.	Vladislav Serov	LW	Ukraine	7	6	2	8	2
10.	Oleksandr Zinevych	LW	Ukraine	7	3	5	8	29
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Champions

France

Italy

Japan

Kazakhstan

Latvia

Norway

Ukraine

1999-2000: Belarus
1998-1999: Ukraine
1997-1998: Belarus
1996-1997: Kazakhstan
1995-1996: Poland
1994-1995: Switzerland
1993-1994: Ukraine
1992-1993: Switzerland
1991-1992: Japan
1990-1991: Germany
1989-1990: Switzerland
1988-1989: Poland
1987-1988: Norway
1986-1987: Western Germany
1985-1986: Poland
1984-1985: Switzerland
1983-1984: Poland
1982-1983: Switzerland
1981-1982: Norway
1980-1981: Switzerland
1979-1980: Austria
1978-1979: Switzerland

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Fast factsseason 1996-1997

Youngest player: Mark Demetz (16 years)
Oldest player: Giovanni Volante (20 years)
Shortest player: Maksim Priatel (17 cm)
Tallest player: Nikolai Antropov (193 cm)
Nationalities: France (22), Italy (22), Japan (1), Kazakhstan (19), Latvia (22), Norway (22), Ukraine (21)

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