World U-17 Hockey Challenge
Results

Year
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Host city (cities)
2019
-
-
-
Alberta Medicine Hat and Saskatchewan Swift Current
2018
Russia
Finland
Sweden
New Brunswick Quispamsis and Saint John
2017
United States
Canada Red
Czech Republic
British Columbia Dawson Creek and Fort St. John
2016
Sweden
Canada Black
Russia
Ontario Sault Ste. Marie
2015
Canada White
Russia
Sweden
British Columbia Dawson Creek and Fort St. John
2014 (Nov.)
Russia
United States
Sweden
Ontario Sarnia and Lambton Shores
2014 (Jan.)
United States
Canada Pacific
Russia
Nova Scotia Cape Breton, (Sydney/North Sydney/Port Hawkesbury)
2013
Sweden
Russia
United States
Quebec Drummondville and Victoriaville
2012
Russia
United States
Canada Ontario
Ontario Windsor
2011
Canada Ontario
United States
Canada Pacific
Manitoba Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie
2010
United States
Canada Ontario
Sweden
Ontario Timmins / Iroquois Falls / Cochrane / Kapuskasing / Kirkland Lake / New Liskeard
2009
Canada Ontario
Canada Pacific
United States
British Columbia Campbell River / Courtenay / Duncan / Nanaimo / Parksville / Port Alberni
2008
Canada Ontario
United States
Canada West
Ontario London / Lucan / St. Thomas / Stratford / Strathroy / Woodstock
2007
The ice hockey tournament at the 2007 Canada Winter Games was held in place of a 2007 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 2007 Canada Winter Games was held in place of a 2007 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 2007 Canada Winter Games was held in place of a 2007 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 2007 Canada Winter Games was held in place of a 2007 tournament.
2006
Canada Quebec
United States
Czech Republic
Saskatchewan Balgonie / Fort Qu'Appelle / Indian Head / Milestone / Moose Jaw / Regina / Southey / Weyburn
2005
Canada West
Canada Pacific
Canada Atlantic
Alberta Lethbridge
2004
Canada Ontario
Canada Pacific
Canada Quebec
Newfoundland and Labrador St. John's
2003
The ice hockey tournament at the 2003 Canada Games was held in place of a 2003 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 2003 Canada Games was held in place of a 2003 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 2003 Canada Games was held in place of a 2003 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 2003 Canada Games was held in place of a 2003 tournament.
2002
United States
Canada Pacific
Canada Ontario
Manitoba Selkirk / Stonewall
2001
United States
Canada Pacific
Canada Ontario
Nova Scotia New Glasgow / Truro
2000
Russia
Canada Ontario
Canada Pacific
Ontario/Quebec Timmins /Chapleau / Cochrane / Haileybury / Hearst / Kapuskasing / Kirkland Lake / New Liskeard / Smooth Rock Falls / Rouyn-Noranda
1999
The ice hockey tournament at the 1999 Canada Games was held in place of a 1999 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 1999 Canada Games was held in place of a 1999 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 1999 Canada Games was held in place of a 1999 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 1999 Canada Games was held in place of a 1999 tournament.
1998 II
Canada West
United States
Finland
Saskatchewan Swift Current
1998 I
Canada Ontario
Czech Republic
Canada Quebec
Ontario Kitchener
1997
Canada Ontario
Sweden
Canada Quebec
Alberta Red Deer
1995
Canada Ontario
Finland
Canada Quebec
New Brunswick Moncton
1994
Canada Quebec
United States
Canada Pacific
Quebec Amos
1992
Canada Ontario
Canada Quebec
Czechoslovakia
Ontario Sudbury
1991
The ice hockey tournament at the 1991 Canada Games was held in place of a 1991 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 1991 Canada Games was held in place of a 1991 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 1991 Canada Games was held in place of a 1991 tournament.
The ice hockey tournament at the 1991 Canada Games was held in place of a 1991 tournament.
1990
Finland
Canada Quebec
Soviet Union
Quebec Quebec City
1988
Soviet Union
Sweden
Canada Quebec
Quebec Quebec City
1986
Canada Quebec
Soviet Union
Canada Pacific
Quebec Quebec City

Question: What countries did the World U-17 Hockey Challenge attract after 2016?
Answer: The World U-17 Hockey Challenge attracted U-17 teams from Russia, Finland, Sweden, the United States, Canada, and the Czech Republic after 2016.