| 10 Aug 2013, 15:00 | Regular season | Hlinka Final | Zimný štadión Pieštany | |||||||
| USA | 0-4 | Canada | |||||
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| Referees: - | Spectators: 553 | |||||||
0-1 03:58 DalColle (Watson)
0-2 31:23 Hawrlyuk (Hicketts)
0-3 52:29 Ekblad (Point, Watson)
0-4 54:17Lemieux (Point, Watson)
USA: Nedeljkovic (Weyrick) - Mantha, Haydon, Nardella, Dougherty, Wolff, Carlo, Rosburg - Phelps, Turgeon, Iverson - Bittner, Schmaltz, Poganski - Connor, Wagner, Dudek - Malmquist, Milan, Snively, Wahlin
Canada: Billia (McDonald) - Hicketts, Ekblad, Fleury, Mckeown, Pilon, Carrier, Neill - Chartier, Bennett, Bishop - Audette, Point, Watson - Dal Cole, Fabbri, Virtanen - Lemieux, McCann, Hawrlyuk, Pepin
- 09 Apr 2025 |
Glen Hanlon
(C)
HC Bolzano
unknown - 09 Apr 2025 |
Alexander Bonsaksen
(D)
Vålerenga IFretired - 09 Apr 2025 |
Chaz Lucius
(F)
Manitoba Mooseretired - 08 Apr 2025 |
Christopher Kolarz
(G)
EHC Red Bull MünchenStarbulls Rosenheim - 08 Apr 2025 |
Jeremy McKenna
(F)
Nürnberg Ice TigersEHC Red Bull München
- 08 Apr 2025 |
Nicolas Krämmer
(F)
EHC Red Bull MünchenPinguins Bremerhaven
- 08 Apr 2025 |
Mark Rassell
(F)
Nürnberg Ice Tigersunknown
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