Résumé du tournoi

16-1-2011 Team Canada wins World Junior Championship
Team Canada has beaten Team Finland in the final of the 2011 World Junior Championships.

In the game for bronze medal, Team USA has beaten Team Czech.

Leading scorers in the tournament:
1. Brandon Saad (USA) 5+8=13
2. Roman Horak (CZE) 3+8=11
3. Teemu Keskitalo (FIN) 4+6=10
4. Joonas Rask (FIN) 5+4=9
5. Jakub Culek (CZE) 4+5=9
6. Simon Mika (CZE) 4+5=9
7. Mikael Granlund (FIN) 2+7=9
8. David Musil (CZE) 2+7=9
9. Joey Hishon (CAN) 2+7=9
10. Petr Straka (CZE) 3+5=8

musil est pas USA

8. David Musil (CZE) 2+7=9

Je ne vois pas ce que tu veux dire par USA... c'est bien écrit CZE pour République Tchèque.

jvois pas pourquoi il vien de CZE.....

http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=123011

Brett Hull
Right Wing
Born Aug 9 1964 -- Belleville, ONT
Height 5.10 -- Weight 200

Il a joué pour USA toute sa vie... il est peut-être originaire de République Tchèque en partie comme Hull est américain à moitié.

ha....bon point!

http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/Giants+Star+blueliner+David+Musil+still+hopes+play+world+junior+hockey/3971674/story.html


ET AUSSI:

When 2011 NHL draft prospect David Musil was looking to set out on his Western League career, the journey began with a bit of controversy.

Because he wasn’t living in Western Canada at the time, Musil wasn’t taken in his bantam draft year. But WHL teams can “list” up to 50 players between 14 and 20 years old after their draft year (including roster players), which prevents them from joining another squad.

Born in Edmonton, but mostly raised in the Czech Republic, Musil’s family moved back to Delta, B.C., prior to the 2009-10 season. The Vancouver Giants were the hometown team so Musil’s father, former NHLer Frank Musil, contacted the club to see if they’d be interested in listing his son.