1993 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships - Results

Results

December 26, 1992 Canada 3 – 0
United States Gävle

December 26, 1992 Russia 16 – 0
Japan Falun

December 26, 1992 Finland 5 – 2
Czechoslovakia Bollnas

December 26, 1992 Sweden 4 – 2
Germany Gävle

December 27, 1992 Canada 5 – 4
Sweden Gävle

December 27, 1992 Russia 4 – 0
Germany Falun

December 27, 1992 Finland 7 – 0
Japan Gävle

December 27, 1992 Czechoslovakia 6 – 5
United States Uppsala

December 29, 1992 Canada 9 – 1
Russia Gävle

December 29, 1992 Finland 11 – 0
Germany Hofors

December 29, 1992 United States 12 – 2
Japan Falun

December 29, 1992 Sweden 7 – 2
Czechoslovakia Gävle

December 30, 1992 Canada 3 – 2
Finland Uppsala

December 30, 1992 Czechoslovakia 1 – 1
Russia Gävle

December 30, 1992 Sweden 20 – 1
Japan Gävle

December 30, 1992 United States 4 – 3
Germany Bollnas

January 1, 1993 Canada 5 – 2
Germany Gävle

January 1, 1993 Czech and Slovak Republics 14 – 2
Japan Skutskar

January 1, 1993 Finland 1 – 1
Russia Gävle

January 1, 1993 Sweden 4 – 2
United States Uppsala

January 2, 1993 Canada 8 – 1
Japan Hudiksvall

January 2, 1993 Sweden 9 – 2
Finland Gävle

January 2, 1993 Czech and Slovak Republics 6 – 3
Germany Uppsala

January 2, 1993 United States 4 – 2
Russia Gävle

January 4, 1993 Czech and Slovak Republics 7 – 4
Canada Gävle

January 4, 1993 Germany 6 – 3
Japan Hofors

January 4, 1993 Sweden 5 – 1
Russia Gävle

January 4, 1993 United States 5 – 3
Finland Gävle

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