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IIHF World Junior Championship is an annual event organized by the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) for national under-20 ice hockey teams from around the world. See a complete list of IIHF World U20 Men's Champions.

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  • The first IIHF World Junior Championship official tournament was held in 1977, although the first three tournaments from 1974 to 1976 were held unofficially.
  • In 2024, the World Juniors Hockey Tournament will take place in Gothenburg, Sweden from December 26, 2023 to January 5, 2024.
  • The 2023 edition is the Junior Hockey World Champions Canada. They earned their 20th championship title by defeating the Czech Republic 3–2 in overtime in the gold medal game.
  • Team Canada is the most successful team at the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships, leading the all-time gold medal count with 20 gold.
  • The Soviet Union, the CIS and Russia have a combined 13 gold.
  • The IIHF World U20 Hockey Championships, commonly known as the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships, is held annually, usually in late December, ending in early January.
    • IIHF World U20 Hockey Champions
    YearGoldSilverBronzeHost Country
    2024Sweden
    2023CanadaCzech RepublicUnited StatesCanada
    2022CanadaFindlandSwedenCanada
    2021United StatesCanadaFinlandCanada
    2020CanadaRussiaSwedenFindland
    2019FinlandUnited StatesRussiaCanada
    2018CanadaSwedenUnited StatesUnited States
    2017United StatesCanadaRussiaCanada
    2016FinlandRussiaUSASweden
    2015CanadaRussiaSlovakiaCanada
    2014FinlandSwedenRussiaSweden
    2013USASwedenRussiaRussia
    2012SwedenRussiaCanadaCalgary/Edmonton
    2011RussiaCanadaUnited StatesBuffalo/Niagara
    2010USACanadaSwedenSaskatoon/Regina
    2009CanadaSwedenRussiaOttawa
    2008CanadaSwedenRussiaPardubice/Liberec
    2007CanadaRussiaUSALeksand/Mora
    2006CanadaRussiaFinlandVancouver/Kelowna/Kamloops
    2005CanadaRussiaCzech RepublicGrand Forks/Thief River Falls
    2004USACanadaFinlandHelsinki/Hameenlinna
    2003RussiaCanadaFinlandHalifax/Sydney
    2002RussiaCanadaFinlandPardubice/Hradec Kralove
    2001Czech RepublicFinlandCanadaMoscow/Podolsk
    2000Czech RepublicRussiaCanadaSkelleftea/Umea
    1999RussiaCanadaSlovakiaWinnipeg
    1998FinlandRussiaSwitzerlandHelsinki/Hameenlinna
    1997CanadaUSARussiaGeneva/Morges
    1996CanadaSwedenRussiaBoston
    1995CanadaRussiaSwedenAlberta
    1994CanadaSwedenRussiaOstrava/Frydek.Mistek
    1993CanadaSwedenCzechoslovakiaGavle
    1992Soviet UnionSwedenUSAFussen/Kaufbeuren
    1991CanadaSoviet UnionCzechoslovakiaSaskatoon
    1990CanadaSoviet UnionCzechoslovakiaHelsinki/Turku
    1989Soviet UnionSwedenCzechoslovakiaAnchorage
    1988CanadaSoviet UnionFinlandMoscow
    1987FinlandCzechoslovakiaSwedenPiestany
    1986Soviet UnionCanadaUSAHamilton
    1985CanadaCzechoslovakiaSoviet UnionHelsinki/Turku
    1984Soviet UnionFinlandCzechoslovakiaNorrkoping/Nykoping
    1983Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaCanadaLeningrad
    1982CanadaCzechoslovakiaFinlandMinnesota
    1981SwedenFinlandSoviet UnionFussen
    1980Soviet UnionFinlandSwedenHelsinki
    1979Soviet UnionCzechoslovakiaSwedenKarlstad
    1978Soviet UnionSwedenCanadaMontreal
    1977Soviet UnionCanadaCzechoslovakiaB. Bystrica/Zvolen
    Unofficial tournaments
    YearGoldSilverBronzeHost Country
    1976Soviet UnionCanadaCzechoslovakiaFinland
    1975Soviet UnionCanadaSwedenCanada/United States
    1974Soviet UnionFinlandCanadaSoviet Union
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