2009 IIHF World Junior Championship

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The 2009 IIHF World Junior Championship was an international under-20 ice hockey tournament where Canada, coached by Pat Quinn, captured the gold medal.

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instanceOf IIHF World U20 Championship
international ice hockey tournament
ageLimit under 20
allStarDefenceman Erik Karlsson
P. K. Subban
allStarForward Cody Hodgson
John Tavares
Nikita Filatov
allStarGoaltender Jacob Markström
bestDefenceman Erik Karlsson
bestForward John Tavares
bestGoaltender Jacob Markström
bronzeMedalist Russia men's national junior ice hockey team
category under-20 tournament
champion Canada men's national junior ice hockey team
coachOfChampionTeam Pat Quinn
continent North America
editionNumber 33
endDate 2009-01-05
finalCity Ottawa
finalScore Canada 5–1 Sweden
finalVenue Scotiabank Place
fourthPlace Slovakia men's national junior ice hockey team
goldMedalist Canada men's national junior ice hockey team
hostAssociation Hockey Canada
hostCity Ottawa
hostCountry Canada
hostProvinceOrState Ontario
mostValuablePlayer John Tavares
nextEdition 2010 IIHF World U20 Championship
notablePlayer Cody Hodgson
Erik Karlsson
John Tavares
P. K. Subban
numberOfTeams 10
organizer International Ice Hockey Federation
previousEdition 2008 IIHF World U20 Championship
runnerUp Sweden men's national junior ice hockey team
season 2008–09
shortName 2009 World Juniors
silverMedalist Sweden men's national junior ice hockey team
sport ice hockey
startDate 2008-12-26
thirdPlace Russia men's national junior ice hockey team
timeZone UTC−5
topScorer Cody Hodgson
topScorerPoints 16
venue Ottawa Civic Centre
Scotiabank Place

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Pat Quinn wonTournamentAsCoach 2009 IIHF World Junior Championship
subject linked to: The Big Irishman
2009 IIHF World Junior Championship shortName 2009 World Juniors
linked to: 2009 IIHF World Junior Championship