Highlights from the quarterfinal game between the Quebec Remparts and the Philadelphia Flyers during the 2009 international peewee hockey tournament in Quebec City, a crazy game that ended in a shootout won by the Remparts. Probably the best hockey game of the tournament that year. Listen to that crowd, hard to believe it’s only peewee hockey
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Unofficial preview for the 2010 international peewee hockey tournament in Quebec, featuring some pictures and highlights from the 2009 championship, which was one of the best editions in the tournament history. This is also a tribute to one of the greatest sports tournaments in the world. Many young hockey players consider it as the best experience in their minor hockey years. It is also one of the hardest hockey championships to win, because of the high playing level.
What’s new for 2010? A feminine team from the province of Quebec will be playing in the Inter B championship. A team from Ukraine will play in AA. NHL active or retired players such as Mike Comrie, Teemu Selanne, Keith Tkachuk, Bryan Trottier, Cliff Ronning, Mark Messier, Philippe Boucher, Dainius Zubrus and Claude Lemieux should be in Quebec.
The 51st edition will take place from February 11th to 21st 2010.
About 2300 hockey players.
112 teams from 15 countries playing in 3 different levels.
A total attendance of about 200 000 people over 11 days.
Songs in this video: “Viva La Vida” and “Fix You”, both from Coldplay. Watch in HQ.
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The Yale men’s hockey team beats Cornell 5-0 in the ECAC Hockey tournament championship game thanks to a hat trick from Sean Backman and 27 saves from Alec Richards. It is the first tournament championship in history for Yale, which also won the 2008-09 ECAC Hockey regular season championship.
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UNO hockey coach Dean Blais is taking time off to coach Team USA in the World Junior Championship.
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http://www.universalsports.com/ A preview of the 2009 IIHF World Championship Ice Hockey. Will Team USA get revenge on Finland? And who will win gold, 2007 champs Canada or 2008 champs Russia? Watch it starting May 6th on Universal Sports.
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Top 10 Canadian Junior Hockey Moments