Canada won the 2009 World Juniors, securing the gold medal by defeating Sweden in the championship game. This victory marked Canada's fifth consecutive gold medal at the tournament, a historic achievement in the event's history.
Canada's Dominant Performance
The 2009 IIHF World Junior Championship final saw Canada's National Junior Team face off against Sweden. The gold medal game was held on Monday night at SBP Arena in Ottawa, Ontario. Canada delivered a commanding performance, ultimately winning by a score of 5-1 against the Swedes. This decisive win solidified their place at the top of the podium.
Key Aspects of the 2009 World Juniors Final
- Teams: Canada vs. Sweden
- Final Score: Canada 5, Sweden 1
- Location: SBP Arena, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Result: Canada clinched their fifth straight gold medal.
This tournament underscored Canada's consistent dominance in junior international hockey during that era. The team showcased exceptional skill and teamwork throughout the event, culminating in their memorable victory on home ice.
For more details on the tournament, you can visit the official IIHF World Junior Championship archives:
