1996 IPC Ice Sledge Hockey World Championships

1996 IPC Ice Sledge Hockey World Championships
Tournament details
Host country	Sweden
Dates	March – March, 1996
Teams	6
Venue(s)	1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	Sweden
Tournament statistics
Scoring leader(s)	Jan Edbom (18 goals) Göran Karlsson (9 goals) Jens Kask (7 goals)
MVP	Jan Edbom (27 points)
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The first IPC Ice Sledge Hockey World Championships was held March, 1996 Nynäshamn, Sweden. Participating countries: Canada, Estonia, Japan, Norway, Sweden and United States. Japan made its debut at the World Championship.

Final Rankings

( Rosters are not yet complete )

Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:	4th:	5th	6th
Sweden Jan Edbom Bengt-Gösta Johansson Kenth Jonsson Marcus Nordstrom Göran Karlsson Jens Kask Leif Norgren Mats Nyman Leif Wahlstedt	Norway Helge Bjørnstad Knut Erling Granaas Eskil Hagen Atle Haglund Kjetil Korbu Nilsen Rolf Öjen Rolf Einar Pedersen Erik Sandbraaten Morten Syversen	Canada Yves Carrier Dean Delaurier Dave Eamer Angelo Gavillucci Pat Griffin Jean Labonté John May Dean Mellway Lou Mulvihill Ken Schneider Brian Swan Dany Verner	Estonia Viktor Artemjev Aleksander Jarlõkov Kaido Kalm Viktor Karlenko Jüri Tammleht Maksim Vedernikov Leonid Zubov	United States Dave Conklin Manuel Guerra Jr. Dan Henderson William Michael Kult Wayne Chuck Lindsey Kip St.Germaine Thomas F McNally Joseph M Wilson	Japan Tadanobu Go Naohiko Ishida Kanichi Naito Toshifumi Takeuchi Atsuya Yaguchi Mamoru Yoshikawa

Tournament

Tournament summary

Rank	Team	SWE	CAN	NOR	EST	USA	JPN	Played	Wins	Ties	Losses	GF	GA	Points
1	Sweden		1-1	4-1	4-1	11-0	21-0	5	4	1	0	41	3	9
2	Canada	1-1		1-1	3-0	5-0	10-0	5	3	2	0	20	2	8
3	Norway	1-4	1-1		4-1	2-0	15-0	5	3	1	1	23	6	7
4	Estonia	1-4	0-3	1-4		5-1	8-1	5	2	0	3	15	13	4
5	United States	0-11	0-5	0-2	1-5		3-0	5	1	0	4	4	23	2
6	Japan	0-21	0-10	0-15	1-8	0-3		5	0	0	5	1	57	0

Sweden 11 - 1 United States

( SWE: Jan Edbom 5, Göran Karlsson 2, Leif Wahlstedt 2, Mats Nyman 1, Jens Kask 1 USA: Wayne C Lindsey 1 )

Norway 15 - 0 Japan

( NOR: Atle Haglund 5, Rolf Einar Pedersen 3, Eskil Hagen 1, Kjetl Korbu Nielsen 1, Helge Björnstad 1, Rolf Öjen 1, Morten Syversen 1 )

Sweden 21 - 0 Japan

( SWE: Jan Edbom 8, Mats Nyman 4, Göran Karlsson 4, Jens Kask 3, Bengt-Gösta Johansson 2 )

United States 0 - 5 Canada

( CAN: John May 2, Dean Mellway 2, Lou Mulvihill 1 )

Norway 11 - 0 United States

( NOR: Helge Björnstad 4, Eskil Hagen 2, Rolf Einar Pedersen 2, Atle Haglund 1, Erik Sandbraaten 1, Morten Syversen 1 )

Sweden 4 - 1 Estonia

( SWE: Mats Nyman 3, Jan Edbom 1 EST: Viktor Karlenko 1 )

Norway 4 - 1 Estonia

( NOR: Helge Björnstad 3, Eskil Hagen 1 EST: Viktor Artemjev 1 )

Canada 10 - 0 Japan

( CAN: Dean Mellway 3, Dave Earner 2, Pat Griffin 1, Jean Labonté 1, Angelo Gavilluci 1, John May 1 )

Canada 1 - 1 Norway

( CAN: Lou Mulvihill 1 NOR: Helge Björnstad 1 )

Estonia 8 - 1 Japan

( EST: Jün Tammleht 3, Kaido Kalm 2, Viktor Karlenko 2, Viktor Artemjev 1 JPN: Mamoru Yoshikawa 1 )

Japan 0 - 3 United States

( USA: Wayne Chuck Lindsey 1, Thomas F Mc Nally 1, Joseph M Wilson 1 )

Canada 3 - 0 Estonia

( CAN: Dean Mellway 2, Jean Labonté 1 )

Sweden 4 - 1 Norway

( SWE: Jan Edbom 2, Mats Nyman 1, Jens Kask 1 NOR: Kjetil Korbu Nielsen 1 )

Estonia 5 - 1 United States

( EST: Jüri Tammeleht 2, Kaido Kalm 1, Leonid Zubov 1, Viktor Karlenko 1 USA: William Michael Kult 1 )

Sweden 1 - 1 Canada

( SWE: Jocke Larsson 1 CAN: Dean Mellway 1 )

Semifinals

Sweden 7 - 1 Estonia

( SWE: Jens Kask 3, Jan Edbom 2, Bengt-Gösta Johansson 1, Jock Larsson 1 EST: Viktor Karlenko 1 )

Norway 2 - 1 Canada

( NOR: Eskil Hagen 2 CAN: Dean Mellway 1 )

3rd Place Match

Canada 3 - 1 Estonia

(CAN: Lou Mulvihill 1, Dean Mellway 1, Pat Griffin 1 EST: Jüri Tammleht 1 )

Final

Sweden 3 - 2 Norway

(SWE: Jan Edbom 2, Göran Karlsson 1 NOR: Atle Haglund 1, Eskil Hagen 1 )

1996 World All Star Team

United States Manuel Guerra Jr. (mv)- all-star goaltender
Norway Eskil Hagen
Norway Helge Björnstad
Sweden Jan Edbom
Canada Pat Griffin
Estonia Jüri Tammleht

External links

Results (Swedish)

IPC Ice Sledge Hockey World Championships
Sweden 1996 United States 2000 Sweden 2004 USA 2008 Netherlands/Czech Republic 2009 Norway 2012 South Korea 2013 USA 2015 South Korea 2017

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