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2021 World Para Ice Hockey Championship

Ostrava, Czech Republic | June 19-26

The 2021 Para Sled Hockey World Championship took place June 19-26 in Ostrava, Czech Republic and included three days of preliminary round play followed by two days of playoff matchups before the medal round. The U.S. defeated Canada, 5-1, in the gold-medal match to claim their fifth championship at the tournament. It was the second straight championship for the team.

The U.S. roster for the tournament was announced on April 22, 2021, and can be found here

In 2019, the U.S. National Sled Hockey Team went undefeated 4-1-0-0- (W-OTW-OTL-L) en route to capturing the gold medal at the 2019 Para Sled Hockey World Championship in Ostrava, Czech Republic.

The U.S. skated with a perfect 3-0 record in Group A. After topping the host nation, Czech Republic, by a 10-2 count on May 3, it came from behind two different times to defeat Canada, 3-2, in overtime in the gold-medal game.

Team USA Roster

Schedule & Results

U.S. Tournament Schedule

DATE OPPONENT/ROUND TIME (LOCAL/ET)/RESULT LOCATION BROADCAST STREAMING U.S. Player of the Game
Sat., June 19 Canada
Preliminary
L, 1-2 Ostravar Arena
Ostrava, Czech Republic
Olympic Channel Olympics.com or NBC Sports Brody Roybal
Sun., June 20 Czech Republic
Preliminary
W, 4-0 Ostravar Arena
Ostrava, Czech Republic
Olympic Channel Olympics.com or NBC Sports Jack Wallace
Tues., June 22 South Korea
Preliminary
W, 8-0 Ostravar Arena
Ostrava, Czech Republic
Olympic Channel Olympics.com or NBC Sports Brody Roybal
Fri., June 25 South Korea
Semifinals
W, 9-0 Ostravar Arena
Ostrava, Czech Republic
Olympic Channel Olympics.com or NBC Sports Josh Pauls
Sat., June 26 Canada
Gold-Medal Game
W, 5-1 Ostravar Arena
Ostrava, Czech Republic
June 26 -- Olympic Channel, 6 p.m. ET; June 28 -- NBCSN at 5 p.m .ET Olympics.com Declan Farmer

*if necessary

Please note that broadcast/streaming information is subject to change.

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