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    • Pardubice & H. Kralove, Czech Republic
    December 25, 2001 - January 4, 2002
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    2003 World Junior Championships

    When silver just won't do it

    By SCOTT ZERR -- Edmonton Sun
     A day-long journey home still couldn't take any of the sting away from a gold medal lost.
     Team Canada arrived back in the country yesterday from the World Junior Hockey Championship in Czech Republic, proud of what they'd accomplished in earning the silver medal but clearly dejected at not bringing back the top prize that they and a whole nation had longed for.
  • Jan. 6: Full story
  • Jan. 6: Heroes' welcome

    We're not No.1

    By TERRY KOSHAN -- Toronto Sun
     PARDUBICE, Czech Republic -- One day, perhaps tomorrow or in six months or 10 years, the Canadian juniors will look back on their silver medals from the 2002 world junior championship and be proud of their accomplishment.
     But in the minutes following a wrenching 5-4 loss to Russia in the gold-medal game yesterday, that feeling was missing.
  • Jan. 5: Full story
  • Jan. 5: Personal honours mean zip
  • Jan. 5: Fondness ... then farewell
  • Jan. 5: Game wins
  • Jan. 4: Game story and summary

    Shades of '72

    By TERRY KOSHAN -- Toronto Sun
     PARDUBICE, Czech Republic -- History is not lost on a group of Canadian teenagers, most of whom were 10 years from being in swaddling clothes or their mothers' wombs when the whole Canada-Russia rivalry kicked off nearly 30 years ago.
     The Canadian world junior team knows it is about to become another link to the Summit Series, the eight-game set between Canada and Russia in September 1972 won on Paul Henderson's goal past a fallen Vladislav Tretiak that permanently has a place in Canada's hockey psyche.
  • Jan. 4: Full story
  • Jan. 4: Canadians: discipline the key
  • Jan. 4: Spezza taking it all in stride
  • Jan. 4: Revenge? Sutherby doesn't give a spit

    Finland defeats Switzerland

     PARDUBICE, Czech Republic (CP) -- Finland breezed past Switzerland 5-1 to take the bronze medal at the world junior hockey championship Friday.
     Canada and Russia were to meet in the gold medal game later in the day.
  • Jan. 4: Game story and summary

    More 2002 WJHC Headlines

  • Jan. 4: Recalling junior heartbreak
  • Jan. 3: Canada will need discipline in final
  • Jan. 3: Players to watch
  • Jan. 3: Belarus beats France in penalty shootout
  • Jan. 3: Golden opportunity
  • Jan. 3: Pascal painting a portrait of success with Canada
  • Jan. 3: Surly Svitov is in
  • Jan. 3: All eyes will be on our boys
  • Jan. 3: Larsen completes scouting trip
  • Jan. 2: Canada to play for gold
  • Jan. 2: Canada moves closer to gold
  • Jan. 2: Comeback kids all right
  • Jan. 2: Wing and a prayer for Weiss

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