SUMMARY: Russia 5 Canada 3
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First Period
1. Canada, Ellis 3 (Schenn, de Haan) 4:50 (pp)
2. Canada, Ashton 1 (LeBlanc) 19:46
Penalty — Berdyukov Rus (hooking) 4:07.
Second Period
3. Canada, Schenn 8 (Foligno) 6:27
Penalties — Urychev Rus (interference) 3:28, Voronin Rus (high-sticking) 7:47, Gudbranson Cda (boarding) 10:33, Golubev Rus (slashing) 13:51, Canada bench (too many men; served by Foligno) 18:46.
Third Period
4. Russia, Panarin 2 (Golubev, Berezin) 2:33
5. Russia, Kitsyn 5 (Kuznetsov, Kalinin) 2:46
6. Russia, Tarasenko 4 (Kuznetsov) 7:29
7. Russia, Panarin 3 (Tarasenko, Golubev) 15:22
8. Russia, Dvurechenski 3 (Kuznetsov) 18:44
Penalties — None.
Shots on goal by
Canada 14 15 9 — 38
Russia 8 9 10 — 27
Goal (shots-saves) — Canada: Visentin (L,3-1); Russia: Shikin (18-15), Bobkov (W,1-1)(6:27 second, 20-20).
Power plays (goals-chances) — Canada: 1-4; Russia 0-2.
Attendance — 18,690
Medal standings since 1974
G S B Tot
Canada 15 10 5 30
Soviet Union 11 3 2 16
Russia 4 6 5 15
Sweden 1 8 6 15
Finland 2 5 6 13
x-Czechoslovakia 0 5 7 12
U.S. 2 1 4 7
Czech Republic 2 0 1 3
y-C.I.S. 1 0 0 1
Slovakia 0 0 1 1
Switzerland 0 0 1 1
x — includes 1993 bronze medal for Czech-Slovak team.
y — Community of Independent States.
Scoring
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Unofficial Team Canada statistics following Wednesday’s 5-3 gold medal loss to Russia at the world junior hockey championship:
G A Pt
Brayden Schenn 8 10 18
Ryan Ellis 3 7 10
Ryan Johansen 3 6 9
Louis LeBlanc 3 4 7
Erik Gudbranson 3 3 6
Quinton Howden 2 3 5
Calvin de Haan 0 5 5
Curtis Hamilton 4 0 4
Marcus Foligno 2 2 4
Tyson Barrie 1 3 4
Casey Cizikas 2 1 3
Sean Couturier 2 1 3
Zack Kassian 2 1 3
Carter Ashton 1 2 3
Brett Connolly 1 2 3
Cody Eakin 1 2 3
Jaden Schwartz 1 2 3
Simon Despres 0 3 3
Dylan Olsen 0 2 2
Jared Cowen 1 0 1
Goaltenders
MP GA SO Avg.
Mark Visentin 240 8 0 2.00
Olivier Roy 185 10 0 3.57