The 1995 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships (1995 WJHC) was the 18th edition of the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships and was hosted in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada with games held throughout central Alberta. The host Canadians won their third straight gold medal, and its eighth overall, while Russia won silver, and Sweden the Bronze

Contents 1 Final standings 2 Results 3 Leading scorers 4 Tournament all-stars 5 References

[edit] Final standings

The 1995 tournament was a round-robin format, with the top three teams winning gold, silver and bronze medals respectively.

Rank	Team	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS
	Canada	7	7	0	0	49	22	14
	Russia	7	5	2	0	36	24	10
	Sweden	7	4	2	1	35	21	9
4	Finland	7	3	3	1	29	26	7
5	United States	7	3	4	0	28	33	6
6	Czech Republic	7	3	4	0	43	26	6
7	Germany	7	1	6	0	17	55	2
8	Ukraine	7	1	6	0	12	42	2

No team was relegated to Pool B as the tournament expanded to ten teams for 1996.

[edit] Results

December 26, 1994
	Canada	7 – 1	Ukraine	Red Deer

December 26, 1994
	Sweden	10 – 2	Germany	Leduc

December 26, 1994
	Czech Republic	3 – 0	Finland	Spruce Grove

December 26, 1994
	United States	4 – 3	Russia	Innisfail

December 27, 1994
	Canada	9 – 1	Germany	Red Deer

December 27, 1994
	Russia	4 – 3	Czech Republic	Stettler

December 27, 1994
	Finland	6 – 2	Ukraine	Rocky Mountain House

December 27, 1994
	Sweden	4 – 2	United States	Red Deer

December 29, 1994
	Canada	6 – 3	United States	Red Deer

December 29, 1994
	Sweden	4 – 3	Czech Republic	Red Deer

December 29, 1994
	Russia	4 – 2	Ukraine	Edmonton

December 29, 1994
	Finland	7 – 1	Germany	Wetaskiwin

December 30, 1994
	Canada	7 – 5	Czech Republic	Calgary

December 30, 1994
	Sweden	7 – 1	Ukraine	Sherwood Park

December 30, 1994
	Russia	8 – 1	Germany	Lacombe

December 30, 1994
	Finland	7 – 5	United States	Red Deer

January 1, 1995
	Canada	6 – 4	Finland	Edmonton

January 1, 1995
	Russia	6 – 4	Sweden	Calgary

January 1, 1995
	Czech Republic	10 – 1	Ukraine	Red Deer

January 1, 1995
	United States	5 – 3	Germany	Edmonton

January 2, 1995
	Canada	8 – 5	Russia	Red Deer

January 2, 1995
	Finland	3 – 3	Sweden	Calgary

January 2, 1995
	Czech Republic	14 – 3	Germany	Red Deer

January 2, 1995
	Ukraine	3 – 2	United States	Camrose

January 4, 1995
	Canada	4 – 3	Sweden	Red Deer

January 4, 1995
	Russia	6 – 2	Finland	Red Deer

January 4, 1995
	Germany	6 – 2	Ukraine	Stettler

January 4, 1995
	United States	7 – 5	Czech Republic	Ponoka

[edit] Leading scorers

	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
Marty Murray		6	9	15
Jason Allison		3	12	15
Bryan McCabe		3	9	12
Alixander Serikow		2	9	11

[edit] Tournament all-stars

• Goaltender Igor Karpenko
• Defence Bryan McCabe
• Defence Anders Eriksson
• Forward Jason Allison
• Forward Éric Dazé
• Forward Marty Murray

[edit] References