From: etxonss@ufsa.ericsson.se (Staffan Axelsson)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: WJHC: Stats
Date: 23 Dec 92 15:11:44 GMT
Organization: Ericsson Telecom, Stockholm, Sweden


 I would like to wish a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all r.s.h
 readers and for those of you who is still hanging in there, I'll give you 
 some Christmas reading... some interesting stats from previous WJHC's.

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 All Time Standings for WJHC.

			Yrs GP   W  T  L    GF-GA   Pts
			--- ---  -- -- --  -------  ---
 1. USSR/CIS  		19  116  99  4 13  740-270  202
 2. Canada		19  114  73 13 28  631-353  159
 3. Czechoslovakia	19  122  65 15 42  611-401  145
 4. Sweden		19  123  66 10 47  600-417  142
 5. Finland		19  122  64 11 47  601-427  139
 6. USA			18  117  42  4 71  404-554   88
 7. Germany		13   86  16  1 69  215-566   33
 8. Norway		 5   33   3  0 30   66-297    6
 9. Switzerland		 8   54   3  0 51  104-483    6
10. Poland		 5   34   2  1 31   62-315    5
11. Austria		 1    6   0  0  6   10- 78    0

 
 Most Gold Medals in a row:

 7  Russia  1974-1980 


 Most Goals scored by a team in a WJHC game:

 21  Czechoslovakia beat Austria 21-4, 1981 in West Germany
 19  Finland beat Switzerland 19-1, 1980 in Helsinki, Finland
 19  USSR beat Austria 19-1, 1981 in West Germany
 19  USA beat Norway 19-1, 1991 in Canada


 Most Goals scored by individual player during a WJHC:

 12  Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE, 1983 in Leningrad
 12  Pavel Bure, USSR, 1991 in Canada
 4 tied with 11


 Most Assists by individual player during a WJHC:

 14  Esa Keskinen, FIN, 1985 in Finland
 14  Doug Weight, USA, 1991 in Canada
 13  Raimo Helminen, FIN, 1984 in Sweden
 13  Jaromir Jagr, CZE, 1990 in Finland


 Most Points scored by individual player during a WJHC:

 24  Raimo Helminen, FIN (11+13), 1984 in Sweden
 21  Robert Reichel, CZE (11+10), 1990 in Finland
 20  Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE (12+8), 1983 in Leningrad


 Most Points scored by a Defenseman during a WJHC:

 14  Peter Andersson, SWE (4+10), 1985 in Finland
 7 tied with 9 points


 Most Points scored by a line during a WJHC:

 52  Esa Keskinen-Mikko Makela-Esa Tikkanen, FIN (24+28), 1985 in Finland
 50  Robert Reichel-Jaromir Jagr-Robert Holik, CZE (22+28), 1990 in Finland
 47  Esa Keskinen-Raimo Helminen-Esa Tikkanen, FIN (23+24), 1984 in Sweden
 46  Raimo Summanen-Petri Skriko-Risto Jalo, FIN (22+24), 1982 in Canada
 41  Mike Modano-Jeremy Roenick-John Leclair, USA (20+21), 1989 in Anchorage

 
 Most Shutouts by a Goalie:

 2  Ken Wregget, CAN, 1984 in Sweden
 2  Sam Lindstahl, SWE, 1987 in Czechoslovakia
 2  Johan Borg, SWE, 1987 in Czechoslovakia


 Most PIM during a WJHC:

 38  Joe Contini, CAN, 1977 in Banska Bystrica (?)
 34  Timo Blomqvist, FIN, 1979 in Sweden


 All time Goal Scoring leaders:

 27  Pavel Bure, USSR, 1989-91
 25  Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE, 1981-83
 18  Petr Rosol, CZE, 1982-84
 18  Robert Reichel, CZE, 1988-90


 All time Assist leaders:

 22  Esa Keskinen, FIN, 1984-85
 22  Robert Reichel, CZE, 1988-90
 19  Eric Lindros, CAN, 1990-92
 18  Raimo Helminen, FIN, 1983-84
 18  Esa Tikkanen, FIN, 1983-85


 All time Point leaders:

 40  Robert Reichel, CZE (18+22), 1988-90
 39  Pavel Bure, USSR (27+12), 1989-91
 35  Vladimir Ruzicka, CZE (25+10), 1981-83
 

 All time Point leaders for Defensemen:

 22  Reijo Ruotsalainen, FIN (9+13), 1977-80
 20  Peter Andersson, SWE (9+11), 1983-85
 

 Most Gold Medals, All time:

 3  Vasili Pervuchin, USSR, 1974-76
 3  Viatcheslav Fetisov, USSR, 1976-78


 Best Players in WJHC (1992-1980):

 Year:	Best Goaltender
	Best Defenseman
	Best Forward

 1992: 	Mike Dunham, USA
	Darius Kasparaitis, CIS
	Michael Nylander, SWE

 1991:	Pauli Jaks, SWI
	Jiri Slegr, CZE
	Eric Lindros, CAN

 1990:	Stephane Fiset, CAN
	Alexander Godynuk, USSR
	Robert Reichel, CZE

 1989:	Alexei Ivashkin, USSR
	Rickard Persson, SWE
	Pavel Bure, USSR

 1988:	Jimmy Waite, CAN
	Teppo Numminen, FIN
	Alexander Mogilny, USSR

 1987: 	Markus Ketterer, FIN
	Calle Johansson, SWE
	Robert Kron, CZE

 1986:	Evgeny Belosheikin, USSR
	Michail Tatarinov, USSR
	Jim Sandlak, CAN

 1985:	Craig Billington, CAN
	Vesa Salo, FIN
	Michal Pivonka, CZE

 1984:	Alan Perry, USA
	Alexei Gusarov, USSR
	Raimo Helminen, FIN

 1983:	Dominik Hasek, CZE
	Ilia Biakin, USSR
	Tomas Sandstrom, SWE

 1982:	Mike Moffat, CAN
	Gord Kluzak, CAN
	Petri Skriko, FIN

 1981:	Lars Eriksson, SWE
	Miloslav Horava, CZE
	Patrik Sundstrom, SWE

 1980:	Jiri Paavola, FIN
	Reijo Ruotsalainen, FIN
	Vladimir Krutov, USSR


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