U20

Goalkeepers NAME BIRTH DATE HEIGHT WEIGHT
1 Maksim Motorygyn 24.12.2002 184 75
20 Yegor Guskov 10.01.2002 180 91
30 Zakhar VINOGRADOV 19.11.2002 188 77
Defensemen NAME BIRTH DATE HEIGHT WEIGHT
4 Timofey Davydov 01.06.2002 183 80
5 Maxim FEDOTOV 22.01.2002 183 80
7 Mikhail Berezovskiy 21.01.2003 182 79
16 Daniil Kuzmin 05.04.2002 182 86
18 Nikolay Makarov 12.01.2003 192 106
22 Dmitriy Kostenko 25.09.2002 188 75
29 Roman Romanov 11.01.2002 182 90
Forwards NAME BIRTH DATE HEIGHT WEIGHT
6 Ilya Ivantsov 27.01.2003 177 70
8 Daniil Lazutin 25.07.2003 187 79
10 Ivan Miroshnichenko 04.02.2004 185 84
14 Ilya Fedotov 19.03.2003
15 Ivan Didkovkiy 20.01.2002 179 84
17 Alexander Kisakov 01.11.2002 176 63
19 Semyon Demidov 03.09.2002 178 73
23 Dmitrii Zlodeev 15.02.2002 180 83
25 Danila Iurov 22.12.2003 185 78
26 Kirill Tankov 26.03.2002 185 82
27 Tyutnev Pavel 25.07.2002 177 84
28 Aleksandr Pashin 28.07.2002 172 76


Game schedule


Date Tournament Game
12.11.2021 18:00
Sweden, Ängelholm
Catena Arena
U20: 4 NATIONS TOURNAMENT IN SWEDEN
U20
U20
6:3
Finland
13.11.2021 15:00
Sweden, Ängelholm
Catena Arena
U20: 4 NATIONS TOURNAMENT IN SWEDEN
U20
Czech Republic
3:5
U20
14.11.2021 18:00
Sweden, Ängelholm
Catena Arena
U20: 4 NATIONS TOURNAMENT IN SWEDEN
U20
Sweden
2:5
U20

About

U20

13 times world champions (1977-1980, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1989, 1992, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2011). Before World Championships were organised by the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF), Russia U20 won the unofficial World Championship three times between 1974 and 1976. The country's most talented young players compete for the team, a lot of them go on to play for the senior national team.

During each season, Russia U20 participate in different international tournaments, with the majority of them taking place in Europe. One of the most important competitions is the Super Series in Canada, where Russia U20 play against the best players from the QMJHL, OHL and the WHL.

Head coach - Vladimir Filatov.

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