Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament - Results

Results

Year Gold Silver Bronze Venue
1991 Soviet Union Canada United States Sapporo/Yokohama
1992 Canada Russia Japan Tokyo
1993 Russia United States Canada Yokohama
1994 Canada United States Russia Mexico City
1995 Russia Canada United States Yokohama
1996 Canada United States Finland Nelson/Castlegar, British Columbia
1997 Canada Czech Republic Slovakia Jihlava/Žďár nad Sázavou/Znojmo
1998 Canada Czech Republic Slovakia Bratislava
1999 Canada United States Czech Republic Havlíčkův Brod/Třebíč/Znojmo
2000 Canada United States Czech Republic Kežmarok
2001 Canada Czech Republic Russia Kolín/Mladá Boleslav/Nymburk
2002 Canada Czech Republic Russia Břeclav / Piešťany
2003 United States Russia Czech Republic Břeclav / Piešťany
2004 Canada Czech Republic Sweden Břeclav/Hodonín / Piešťany
2005 Canada Czech Republic Finland Břeclav / Piešťany
2006 Canada United States Russia Břeclav / Piešťany
2007 Sweden Finland Russia Hodonín / Piešťany
2008 Canada Russia Sweden Hodonín / Piešťany
2009 Canada Russia Sweden Břeclav/Hodonín / Piešťany
2010 Canada United States Sweden Břeclav / Piešťany
2011 Canada Sweden Russia Břeclav / Piešťany
2012 Canada Finland Sweden Břeclav / Piešťany

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