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ONTARIO 1 - UNITED STATES 2
GOLD MEDAL | MON. JAN. 4
Tyler Biggs scored twice, including the game-winner in the first minute of the third period,
as the United States ended a two-game losing streak in the gold medal game and took the top prize for the
first time since the second of back-to-back titles in 2002 with a victory over the two-time defending
champions.
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$250,000 PROFIT FOR 2010
WORLD U17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE
The 2010 World U17 Hockey Challenge in Timmins has realized a profit of close
to $250,000, money that will be pushed back into minor hockey and other sports in the Timmins area. »
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WORLD U17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE
3 STARS OF THE DAY
Up to the challenge of shutting down the high-powered Ontario offence, John Gibson finished
with 38 saves in the Americans’ golden victory over the defending champs. » more
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| DAY 6 RESULTS - SUN. JAN.
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RUSSIA 4 – ONTARIO 6 SEMIFINAL
Garrett Meurs and Brett Ritchie finished with two goals apiece as Ontario survived a late comeback
attempt by the Russians and kept alive their hopes for a U17 three-peat.
SWEDEN 5 – UNITED STATES 6 (OT) SEMIFINAL
J.T. Miller scored with 40 ticks left on the clock to force overtime and Reid Boucher notched the
winner 4:04 into the extra frame, sending the U.S. to the gold medal game.
PACIFIC 4 – QUEBEC 0 - 5TH PLACE
Myles Bell scored once shorthanded and set up another while a man short and Ty Rattie added a power
play goal and an assist as the western Canadians took home fifth.
ATLANTIC 4 – WEST 2 - 7TH PLACE
Jordan Kennedy made 34 saves and Ryan Tesink added a goal and assist as the easterners wrapped up
their best finish since 2006, while sending West to its worst since ’04.
CZECH REPUBLIC 7 – FINLAND 5 | 9TH PLACE
Michal Svihalek finished his hat trick into an empty net in the game’s dying seconds, capping off a
wild, seven-goal third period and helping the Czechs avoid the U17 basement.
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