Youth Ranking (2019)
The Youth Ranking consists of the results of the 2018 and 2019 IIHF U18 Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey World Championships. The points have been awarded in a descending manner so that the top ranked team receives 25 points and the 25th ranked one point. Countries that were outside the top 25 or did not participate at all received no points. In the case of a tie, the most recent ranking serves as the tie-breaker.
The Youth Ranking is as follows:
The Youth Ranking is as follows:
Rank: | Country: | TOTAL: |
1 | USA | 96 |
2 | Sweden | 93 |
3 | Canada | 91 |
4 | Russia | 88 |
5 | Finland | 88 |
6 | Czech Republic | 81 |
7 | Switzerland | 73 |
8 | Slovakia | 68 |
9 | Germany | 63 |
10 | Japan | 51 |
11 | Denmark | 50 |
12 | France | 48 |
13 | Norway | 45 |
14 | Austria | 42 |
15 | Hungary | 41 |
16 | Italy | 40 |
17 | Belarus | 39 |
18 | Kazakhstan | 34 |
19 | Latvia | 33 |
20 | Great Britain | 23 |
21 | Poland | 21 |
22 | Ukraine | 19 |
23 | Slovenia | 15 |
24 | China | 15 |
25 | Netherlands | 11 |
26 | Australia | 10 |
27 | Korea | 7 |
28 | Spain | 6 |
29 | Chinese Taipei | 5 |
30 | Mexico | 5 |
31 | Lithuania | 4 |
32 | Romania | 4 |
33 | Turkey | 3 |
34 | Estonia | 1 |