2009 Men's under-19 World Floorball Championships

The 2009 Men's under-19 World Floorball Championships were the fifth world championships in men's under-19 floorball. The tournament took place over May 6–10, 2009 in Turku, Finland.

2009 Men's U19
World Floorball Championships
A-Division
Official logo of the 2009 Men's under-19 World Floorball Championships
Tournament details
Host country	Finland
Dates	May 6 to 10, 2009
Teams	8
Venue(s)	1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	Sweden
Tournament statistics
Matches played	18
Goals scored	216 (12 per match)
Scoring leader(s)	Henrik Stenberg (21 points)

Sweden defeated Finland 8–3 in the final match to win the men's under-19 world floorball championship for the 3rd consecutive year.

All matches took place at the Turkuhalli in Turku, Finland.

Tournament information

Facts and history

The 2009 Men's under-19 World Floorball Championships were the first men's over-19 floorball championships that were held in the month of May, after the International Floorball Federation (IFF) changed their international tournament calendar format in 2008. Previously, the tournament was hosted in the months of either October or November.

Sweden came into the tournament as two-time defending champions, after having won the world championship in both 2005 and 2007. The Swedish team had also previously won a championship in 2001, but did not defend their title in 2003, as they would lose in the final to rivals, Finland. The Czech Republic, Finland, Sweden, and Switzerland remain the only teams to have captured a women's under-19 world floorball championship medal.

Championship results

Group A

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Sweden	3	3	0	0	56	7	+49	6
2	Switzerland	3	2	0	1	24	15	+9	4
3	Latvia	3	1	0	2	8	25	−17	2
4	Denmark	3	0	0	3	5	46	−41	0

Source:

May 6, 2009

May 6, 2009
10.45

Switzerland

14–1
( 5–0, 4–1, 5–0 )

Denmark

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Sandro Cavelti – 03.24
Nino Wälti – 05.32
Philipp Fankhauser – 07.24
Olivier Hirschi – 18.23
Stefan Siegenthaler – 19.14
Nino Wälti – 25.17
Sandro Rindlisbacher – 27.09
Nino Wälti – 28.19
Reto Liechti – 32.47
Sandro Cavelti – 44.10
Marc Oliver Gerber – 46.58
Marc Oliver Gerber – 48.24
Gianluca Lutz – 52.14
Gianluca Lutz – 57.34

Goals

26.25 – Jonas Nielsen

May 6, 2009
16.15

Latvia

1–17
( 0–2, 0–10, 1–5 )

Sweden

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Aivis Kusiņš – 40.23

Goals

11.14 – Henrik Stenberg
17.25 – Emil Julkunen
21.34 – Rickard Eriksson
22.26 – Bobby Edberg
24.46 – Henrik Stenberg
33.41 – Kevin Lundgren
33.56 – Rickard Hessmer
36.41 – Rickard Hessmer
37.14 – Bobby Edberg
37.59 – Kevin Lundgren
38.42 – Rickard Eriksson
39.54 – Henrik Stenberg
41.11 – Emil Julkunen
44.39 – Niklas Winroth
54.24 – Bobby Edberg
54.49 – Henrik Stenberg
56.31 – Bobby Edberg

May 7, 2009

May 7, 2009
10.45

Latvia

2–5
( 2–3, 0–2, 0–0 )

Switzerland

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Artis Savins – 05.58
Artis Savins – 11.06

Goals

07.59 – Sandro Cavelti
11.51 – Nino Wälti
18.13 – Sandro Rindlisbacher
21.11 – Matthias Gloor
22.00 – Christoph Meier

May 7, 2009
16.15

Sweden

27–1
( 8–0, 5–1, 14–0 )

Denmark

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Rickard Hessmer – 00.32
Henrik Stenberg – 01.10
Niclas Eriksson – 04.15
Bobby Edberg – 05.40
Jonas Ågren – 08.23
Martin Ojaniemi – 09.28
Rickard Hessmer – 17.49
Henrik Stenberg – 19.52
Henrik Stenberg – 20.20
Rickard Hessmer – 25.24
Jimmie Pettersson – 29.23
Kevin Lundgren – 30.41
Rickard Hessmer – 34.12
Mattias Ljunggren – 43.31
Henrik Stenberg – 44.34
Martin Ojaniemi – 45.07
Jimmie Pettersson – 45.21
Henrik Stenberg – 48.07
Jonas Ågren – 48.47
Bobby Edberg – 49.37
Martin Ojaniemi – 49.58
Emil Julkunen – 50.55
Niclas Eriksson – 51.33
Bobby Edberg – 52.18
Daniel Thorsson – 53.42
Rickard Hessmer – 55.57
Wilmer Viinamäki – 59.21

Goals

24.54 – Nikolaj Jensen

May 8, 2009

May 8, 2009
10.45

Denmark

3–5
( 2–1, 0–2, 1–2 )

Latvia

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Nikolaj Parbo – 08.25
Nikolaj Parbo – 14.36
Jonas Nielsen – 45.34

Goals

09.25 – Atis Stepãns
20.28 – Artis Savins
32.49 – Aivis Kusiņš
58.22 – Atis Stepãns
59.56 – Atis Stepãns

May 8, 2009
16.15

Sweden

12–5
( 7–0, 1–5, 4–0 )

Switzerland

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Mattias Ljunggren – 05.08
Henrik Stenberg – 06.52
Emil Julkunen – 07.43
Rickard Hessmer – 09.25
Victor Andersson – 11.57
Henrik Stenberg – 16.12
Rickard Hessmer – 19.13
Victor Andersson – 24.55
Henrik Stenberg – 42.31
Victor Andersson – 44.03
Wilmer Viinamäki – 49.44
Daniel Thorsson – 57.47

Goals

21.00 – Lukas Meister
24.16 – Gianluca Lutz
27.49 – Philipp Fankhauser
30.25 – Gianluca Lutz
39.12 – Sandro Cavelti

Group B

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Finland	3	3	0	0	28	4	+24	6
2	Czech Republic	3	2	0	1	29	10	+19	4
3	Norway	3	1	0	2	7	30	−23	2
4	Slovakia	0	0	0	0	8	28	−20	0

Source:

May 6, 2009

May 6, 2009
13.30

Czech Republic

12–1
( 2–0, 7–1, 3–0 )

Norway

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Vlastimil Princ – 00.11
Own Goal – 14.48
Jiří Juhaňák – 23.37
Petr Jankulár – 26.46
Miloš Tyl – 29.19
Miloš Tyl – 31.02
Martin Tokoš – 33.42
Martin Tokoš – 35.29
Adam Stegl – 39.58
Tom Ondrušek – 45.09
Tom Ondrušek – 52.54
Adam Stegl – 59.35

Goals

20.18 – Thomas Sola

May 6, 2009
19.00

Finland

9–0
( 2–0, 3–0, 4–0 )

Slovakia

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Casper Pfitzner – 13.46
Casper Pfitzner – 19.12
Tomi Palin – 26.47
Eemeli Salin – 29.24
Eemeli Salin – 38.05
Casper Pfitzner – 40.28
Perttu Puska – 45.12
Onni Piiparinen – 47.12
Eemeli Salin – 50.52

Goals

May 7, 2009

May 7, 2009
13.30

Slovakia

5–6
( 2–1, 2–4, 1–1 )

Norway

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Jakub Konecný – 07.52
Mário Seman – 10.31
Martin Baláz – 24.07
Lukás Rezanina – 36.17
Jakub Konecný – 59.24

Goals

06.16 – Jens Jorgensen
20.28 – Jonas Pettersen
32.02 – Anders Haugom
36.39 – Kristian Stenrod
39.05 – Martin Slåen
45.09 – Jonas Pettersen

May 7, 2009
19.00

Finland

6–4
( 3–1, 2–1, 1–2 )

Czech Republic

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Jesse Tolvanen – 05.22
Casper Pfitzner – 10.29
Casper Pfitzner – 13.02
Casper Pfitzner – 23.54
Perttu Puska – 36.41
Jesse Tolvanen – 45.51

Goals

07.40 – Jiří Juhaňák
22.36 – Adam Stegl
40.25 – Miloš Tyl
49.35 – Adam Stegl

May 8, 2009

May 8, 2009
13.30

Slovakia

3–13
( 0–3, 1–6, 2–4 )

Czech Republic

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Lukás Rezanina – 27.14
Richard Seris – 58.05
Branislav Mitucha – 58.39

Goals

06.22 – Robin Žydel
07.38 – Vít Hrubý
16.25 – Robin Žydel
22.46 – Roman Houbal
23.47 – Radek Gwuzdz
27.48 – Jiří Knotek
29.29 – Martin Tokoš
36.00 – Jakub Robenek
38.03 – Martin Tokoš
41.31 – Petr Jankulár
49.00 – Miloš Tyl
49.37 – Jakub Robenek
55.20 – Martin Tokoš

May 8, 2009
19.00

Norway

0–13
( 0–2, 0–6, 0–5 )

Finland

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Goals

10.24 – Casper Pfitzner
18.23 – Onni Piiparinen
29.52 – Niklas Niiranen
30.10 – Perttu Puska
30.30 – Tomi Palin
33.17 – Casper Pfitzner
38.29 – Aleksi Viinikainen
39.39 – Niko Jumppanen
40.26 – Jiri Tikkanen
40.51 – Onni Piiparinen
46.10 – Jere Oksanen
48.31 – Casper Pfitzner
59.27 – Own Goal

Playoffs

	Semifinals					Finals


	A1	Sweden	7

	B2	Czech Republic	5
						A1	Sweden	8

						B1	Finland	3
	B1	Finland	3

	A2	Switzerland	2

Semi-finals

May 9, 2009
16.00

Sweden

7–5
( 2–1, 4–3, 1–1 )

Czech Republic

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Mattias Ljunggren – 10.22
Henrik Stenberg – 12.45
Daniel Thorsson – 21.18
Victor Andersson – 25.16
Jimmie Pettersson – 33.43
Bobby Edberg – 35.57
Kevin Lundgren – 56.39

Goals

17.05 – Miloš Tyl
24.42 – Miloš Tyl
33.21 – Miloš Tyl
34.51 – Vlastimil Princ
43.22 – Vlastimil Princ

May 9, 2009
19.00

Finland

3–2
(Penalty shots)
( 1–2, 0–0, 1–0, 0–0 )

Switzerland

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Jere Oksanen – 16.50
Perttu Puska – 41.17

Goals

06.59 – Sandro Cavelti
15.27 – Sandro Rindlisbacher

Bronze medal match

May 10, 2009
14.00

Czech Republic

1–7
( 0–1, 1–4, 0–2 )

Switzerland

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Martin Tokoš – 31.15

Goals

14.01 – Niklaus Gassmann
22.02 – Marc Oliver Gerber
32.05 – Christoph Meier
35.10 – Marc Oliver Gerber
39.54 – Sandro Cavelti
50.17 – Marc Oliver Gerber
51.37 – Marc Oliver Gerber

World championship match

May 10, 2009
17.00

Sweden

8–3
( 2–2, 2–0, 4–1 )

Finland

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Own Goal – 06.39
Bobby Edberg – 14.42
Jonas Ågren – 22.27
Wilmer Viinamäki – 35.56
Niklas Winroth – 42.18
Henrik Stenberg – 47.16
Kevin Lundgren – 52.13
Kevin Lundgren – 59.38

Goals

05.22 – Ilari Talvitie
08.03 – Casper Pfitzner
58.40 – Jere Oksanen

7th place match

May 9, 2009
10.00

Denmark

2–4
( 0–3, 0–0, 2–1 )

Slovakia

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Nicolai Pedersen – 54.37
Nikolaj Parbo – 58.09

Goals

03.20 – Jakub Konecný
06.11 – Patrik Pelegrín
18.27 – Simon Abík
41.11 – Tomás Mader

5th place match

May 9, 2009
13.00

Latvia

6–4
( 1–0, 2–2, 3–2 )

Norway

Turku, Finland
Turkuhalli

Oskars Balodis – 08.53
Jãnis Akmentiņš – 20.55
Gatis Akũlovs – 34.26
Ralfs Priedĩtis – 45.33
Toms Rĩsmanis – 48.37
Atis Stepãns – 58.22

Goals

22.47 – Anders Haugom
35.30 – Thomas Pettersen
53.57 – Than Tran Minh
58.36 – Thomas Pettersen

Leading scorers

Player		GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
	Henrik Stenberg	5	14	7	21	0
	Victor Andersson	5	4	9	13	4
	Bobby Edberg	5	9	3	12	0
	Kevin Lundgren	5	6	6	12	2
	Casper Pfitzner	5	10	1	11	2
	Jere Oksanen	5	3	8	11	0
	Rickard Hessmer	5	9	1	10	0
	Marc Oliver Gerber	5	6	4	10	2
	Sandro Cavelti	5	6	4	10	4
	Martin Tokoš	5	6	4	10	8

Media All-Star Team

Country	Player	Position
	Pascal Meier	Goaltender
	Janne Karisto	Defenseman
	Adam Stegl	Defenseman
	Casper Pfitzner	Left Wing
	Kevin Lundgren	Center
	Henrik Stenberg	Right Wing

Ranking and statistics

2009 Men's under-19 World Floorball Champions
Sweden 4th World title

Official 2009 A-Division Rankings according to the International Floorball Federation

Rk.	Team
	Sweden
	Finland
	Switzerland
4.	Czech Republic
5.	Latvia
6.	Norway
7.	Slovakia
8.	Denmark

Denmark is relegated to the B-Division at the 2011 Men's under-19 World Floorball Championships

See also

External links

Men's under-19 World Floorball Championships
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