Ice hockey at the 2025 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival

Ice hockey
at the 2025 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival
LocationTblissi,  Georgia
Date6–16 February 2025
Websitebakuriani2025.sporteurope.org
Champions
Men Switzerland (2)
Women Czechia (3)

Ice hockey at the 2025 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival comprised two ice hockey tournaments – a boys' tournament and a girls' tournament – during the Bakuriani 2025 edition of the European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF). Both tournaments were held at the Tbilisi Ice Arena in Tbilisi, Georgia. The girls' tournament was played during 6 to 10 February, and the boys' tournament was played during 12 to 16 February.

Medal summary

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Georgia)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Czechia1012
2 Switzerland1001
3 Slovakia0112
4 Finland0101
Totals (4 entries)2226

Medalists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Girls[1]
  •  Czechia
  • Karolína Bojdová
  • Lili Chmelařová
  • Dana Březinová
  • Anna Dvořáková
  • Veronika Filipi
  • Stella Gabrielová
  • Amálie Hlávková
  • Ellen Jarabková
  • Amálie Karásková
  • Alena Luxemburková
  • Klára Martinková
  • Dominika Mertlová
  • Adéla Mynaříková
  • Natálie Pitelová
  • Ester Rosenbaumová
  • Rozálie Šalé
  • Kristýna Šimčíková
  • Lucie Šindelářová
  • Natálie Veselá
  • Natálie Vlková
  •  Finland
  • Kiia Arvola
  • Iida Elomaa
  • Katri Huotari
  • Minea Huovinen
  • Katariina Junnila
  • Yenna Kolmonen
  • Fanny Kyrkkö
  • Viola Kärkkäinen
  • Emmi Loponen
  • Mette Miettinen
  • Daria Molchun
  • Aino Määttänen
  • Marta Niemi
  • Jatta Ojala
  • Aada Pohjola
  • Emma Rissanen
  • Viivi Ruonakoski
  • Annika Salminen
  • Netta Siitonen
  • Tinja Tapani
  •  Slovakia
  • Nina Čellárová
  • Natália Gerő
  • Sofia Hajnalová
  • Alexandra Hirjaková
  • Karin Hrušková
  • Gréta Konrádová
  • Michaela Letaši
  • Laura Lilly Lipnická
  • Lucia Luptáková
  • Dominika Miškovičová
  • Emma Plvanová
  • Aurélia Račák
  • Nina Roštecká
  • Nina Rybovičová
  • Sofia Sklenková
  • Sofia Stráňovská
  • Nina Ševčíková
  • Nina Šimová
  • Daniela Šufliarská
  • Nela Tischlerová
Boys[2]
  •  Switzerland
  • Raphaël Achermann
  • Ryan Bizzozero
  • Niccolò Castiglioni
  • Jan Daron
  • Liam Dubé
  • Sol Liam Flia Fueter
  • Nico Keller
  • Sven Kriesi
  • Elia Liniger
  • Loïc Mukuna
  • Tim Münger
  • Roméo Pralong
  • Tadeo Prosser
  • Moritz Rüegsegger
  • Maxime Sauthier
  • Pascal Schürmann
  • Wsewolod Schwanemann
  • Vito Thoma
  • Dennis van Gessel
  • Yannis Zambelli
  •  Slovakia
  • Matej Bereš
  • Oliver Botka
  • Denis Čelko
  • Roderik Černák
  • Ján Čurlej
  • Juraj Jonas Ďurčo
  • Jakub Husár
  • Samuel Hybský
  • Filip Kovalčík
  • Kristián Macák
  • Ivan Matta
  • Adam Obušek
  • Marko Požgay
  • Kristián Rezničák
  • Matej Stankoven
  • Jakub Syrný
  • Maxim Šimko
  • Tomáš Šromovský
  • Denis Tóth
  • Matúš Válek
  •  Czechia
  • Tadeáš Chalupa
  • Dominik Drábek
  • Daniel Filip
  • Michal Hartl
  • Daniel Helis
  • Adam Hynek
  • Robin Kavan
  • Denis Korhoň
  • Matěj Kučera
  • Adam Němec
  • Dominik Novák
  • Václav Osvald
  • Simon Pešout
  • Antonín Riedl
  • Štěpán Stejskal
  • Jaroslav Šedivý
  • Šimon Šejc
  • Denis Viedemann
  • Kryštof Vrbata
  • Tomáš Zikmund

Match officials

Four referees and ten linesmen were selected for the tournaments.[3][4]

Girls' tournament

2025 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival – Girls' ice hockey tournament
Tournament details
Host country Georgia
Venue(s)1 (in 1 host city)
Dates6–10 February 2025
Teams6
Final positions
Champions  Czechia (3rd title)
Runners-up  Finland
Third place  Slovakia
Fourth place Sweden
Tournament statistics
Games played11
Goals scored109 (9.91 per game)
Scoring leader(s)Sweden Ebba Hesselvall (13 points)

The girls' ice hockey tournament at the 2025 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival was held at Tbilisi Ice Arena in Tbilisi, Georgia during 6 to 10 February 2025. It was the third girls' ice hockey tournament to be played as part of a European Youth Olympic Winter Festival, following the inaugural tournament at Vuokatti 2022 and the tournament at Friuli-Venezia Giulia 2023.

Only players born in either 2009 or 2010 were eligible to compete in the tournament and, therefore, most players were fourteen or fifteen years old at the start of the tournament.[5]

Preliminary round

Group A

Standings
Pos Team Pld W OTW OTL L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1  Czechia 2 2 0 0 0 10 0 +10 6 Semifinals
2  Slovakia 2 0 1 0 1 4 7 −3 2
3  Switzerland 2 0 0 1 1 3 10 −7 1 Fifth place game
Updated to match(es) played on 8 February 2025. Source: EYOF 2025[6]
Results

All times are Georgia Time (UTC+4)

Abbreviations: PP1 = Power play goal (+1 advantage); EA = Extra attacker

6 February 2025
14:30		Czechia 4–0
(3–0, 1–0, 0–0)		 SlovakiaTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 1]
Stella GabrielováGoaliesSofia HajnalováReferee:
Finland Maria Hauhia
Linesmen:
Italy Anna Carissimi
Sweden William Henriksson
Šindelářová (Veselá) – 02:331–0
Luxemburková – PP1 – 09:412–0
Mynaříková – 14:503–0
Jarabková (Šindelářová) – 34:534–0
20 minPenalties8 min
15Shots4
7 February 2025
14:30		Switzerland 0–6
(0–4, 0–2, 0–0)		 CzechiaTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 2]
Norina Schrupkowski
Lara Hug		GoaliesLili ChmelařováReferee:
Finland Eetu Rasalahti
Linesmen:
Italy Anna Carissimi
Czech Republic Jaroslav Peluha
0–101:57 – Březinová (Mynaříková)
0–204:09 – PP1 – Březinová (Hlávková, Vlková)
0–311:28 – Rosenbaumová (Mynaříková)
0–419:42 – Jarabková (Vlková)
0–526:33 – PP1 – Šalé (Bojdová)
0–632:27 – PP1 – Karásková (Jarabková, Rosenbaumová)
12 minPenalties4 min
5Shots41
8 February 2025
14:30		Slovakia 4–3 OT
(1–1, 1–2, 1–0)
(OT: 1–0)		 SwitzerlandTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 3]
Daniela Šufliarská
Sofia Hajnalová		GoaliesLara HugReferee:
Finland Maria Hauhia
Linesmen:
Austria Manuela Lenhart
Czech Republic Jaroslav Peluha
Gerő (Plvanová, Hrušková) – PP1 – 08:011–0
1–108:52 – PP1 – A. Rohner
1–223:40 – Mettler (Baker)
1–336:04 – Vauclair (Huwyler, Baker)
Tischlerová (Plvanová, Luptáková) – 39:422–3
Konrádová (Hirjaková, Plvanová) – EA – 57:503–3
Tischlerová – 60:154–3
4 minPenalties6 min
16Shots7

Group B

Standings
Pos Team Pld W OTW OTL L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1  Finland 2 2 0 0 0 23 2 +21 6 Semifinals
2  Sweden 2 1 0 0 1 22 7 +15 3
3  Italy 2 0 0 0 2 2 38 −36 0 Fifth place game
Updated to match(es) played on 7 February 2025. Source: EYOF 2025[6]
Results

All times are Georgia Time (UTC+4)

Abbreviations: PP1 = Power play goal (+1 advantage); PP2 = Power play goal (+2 advantage); SH1 = Short handed goal (–1 advantage)

6 February 2025
18:00		Finland 5–2
(0–0, 4–0, 1–2)		 SwedenTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 4]
Aino MäättänenGoaliesAlva PerssonReferee:
Germany Harriet Weegh
Linesmen:
Switzerland Baptiste Humair
Austria Manuela Lenhart
Loponen (Tapani, Kolmonen) – 31:021–0
Ruonakoski (Kärkkäinen) – 34:272–0
Siitonen (Junnila, Ruonakoski) – PP1 – 36:153–0
Kärkkäinen (Siitonen, Tapani) – 38:384–0
4–145:25 – PP1 – Hesselvall (Holmberg)
4–251:19 – Fernström (Lindberg, Torsson)
Siitonen (Arvola) – 59:495–2
6 minPenalties8 min
32Shots17
7 February 2025
19:30		Italy 0–18
(0–6, 0–7, 0–5)		 FinlandTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 5]
Veronica Montanino
Katia Polloni		GoaliesAnnika SalminenReferee:
Sweden Oscar Niklasson
Linesmen:
Sweden William Henriksson
Switzerland Jennifer Salzmann
0–108:49 – Pohjola (Junnila)
0–210:56 – Huotari (Niemi)
0–311:15 – Arvola
0–415:19 – PP1 – Tapani
0–516:51 – Tapani (Huotari)
0–619:30 – PP1 – Junnila
0–720:14 – Kyrkkö (Junnila, Arvola)
0–821:03 – Junnila (Arvola)
0–923:57 – Tapani (Arvola, Huovinen)
0–1024:21 – Huovinen (Miettinen)
0–1125:55 – Arvola (Miettinen, Loponen)
0–1229:13 – Kärkkäinen
0–1333:45 – Kolmonen
0–1443:09 – Tapani (Loponen)
0–1548:00 – Ojala (Niemi)
0–1648:27 – Kolmonen (Tapani, Loponen)
0–1754:34 – Pohjala (Ojala)
0–1858:09 – Molchun
8 minPenalties2 min
0Shots40
8 February 2025
18:00		Sweden 20–2
(10–0, 6–2, 4–0)		 ItalyTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 6]
Mathilda BakGoaliesVeronica Montanino
Katia Polloni		Referee:
Germany Harriet Weegh
Linesmen:
Switzerland Jennifer Salzmann
Slovakia Miroslav Tvrdoň
Stäring (Hesselvall) – 00:281–0
Hesselvall – PP1 – 04:002–0
Källström (Linden, Wetter) – 04:523–0
Linden (Källström, Johnson) – 08:224–0
Källström (Johnson, Linden) – 11:585–0
Hesselvall (Nilson, Nordqvist) – 14:006–0
Fernström (Lindberg, Nilson) – 14:167–0
Stäring (Torsson, Hesselvall) – 16:268–0
Johansson (Sandberg, Johnson) – 17:599–0
Holmberg (Johnson, Fernström) – PP1 – 19:3410–0
Hesselvall (Stäring) – 20:3711–0
Nilson (Stålnacke) – 21:1312–0
12–127:07 – Dalle Mulle
Nilson (Hesselvall, Torsson) – 31:3913–1
Sandberg (Johansson, Bondesson) – 32:3714–1
Hesselvall (Stäring, Torsson) – 37:4715–1
Johansson (Lindberg) – SH1 – 38:3916–1
16–239:04 – PP2 – Todesco (Pinti, Verderame)
Nordqvist (Sandberg, Karlström) – 46:4517–2
Moberg (Stålnacke) – 49:5018–2
Johansson (Sandberg, Johnson) – 54:4319–2
Källström (Linden, Stålnacke) – 55:5420–2
12 minPenalties4 min
54Shots6

Placement matches

All times are Georgia Time (UTC+4)

Abbreviations: PP1 = Power play goal (+1 advantage); SH1 = Short handed goal (–1 advantage); EN = Empty net goal

Fifth place game

10 February 2025
11:00		Switzerland 8–0
(4–0, 1–0, 3–0)		 ItalyTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 7]
Lara Hug
Norina Schrupkowski		GoaliesVeronica MontaninoReferee:
Sweden Oscar Niklasson
Linesmen:
Italy Anna Carissimi
Czech Republic Jaroslav Peluha
Fausch (Baker, Mattler) – 00:351–0
Fausch (Huwyler) – PP1 – 04:332–0
Huwyler (Leuenberger) – 11:453–0
Leuenberger (Frolik) – 11:574–0
Berger (M. Rohner) – PP1 – 33:385–0
Frolik (Baker) – PP1 – 45:176–0
Merkofer – SH1 – 55:067–0
Huwyler – 59:218–0
6 minPenalties8 min
39Shots8

Semifinals

9 February 2025
10:00		Czechia 10–2
(4–0, 3–2, 3–0)		 SwedenTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 8]
Lili ChmelařováGoaliesAlva Persson
Mathilda Bak		Referee:
Finland Eetu Rasalahti
Linesmen:
Switzerland Baptiste Humair
Austria Manuela Lenhart
Jarabková (Martinková) – 03:331–0
Šindelářová – PP1 – 05:382–0
Rosenbaumová – 17:373–0
Mynaříková (Jarabková) – 17:534–0
Filipi (Mynaříková, Jarabková) – 24:545–0
Veselá (Filipi) – 31:026–0
6–132:07 – PP1 – Hesselvall (Fernström)
6–232:40 – PP1 – Hesselvall (Nilson)
Rosenbaumová (Jarabková, Šindelářová) – PP1 – 35:517–2
Rosenbaumová (Mynaříková) – 40:368–2
Šalé (Karásková) – 41:279–2
Rosenbaumová (Šindelářová) – 59:2310–2
8 minPenalties12 min
39Shots23
9 February 2025
14:30		Finland 3–2 OT
(0–0, 1–2, 1–0)
(OT: 1–0)		 SlovakiaTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 9]
Aino MäättänenGoaliesSofia HajnalováReferee:
Germany Harriet Weegh
Linesmen:
Italy Anna Carissimi
Slovakia Miroslav Tvrdoň
Junnila (Arvola, Huovinen) – 28:431–0
1–132:43 – PP1 – Letaši (Ševčíková, Hrušková)
1–233:15 – Čellárová (Luptáková)
Loponen (Junnila, Kyrkkö) – 57:172–2
Kolmonen (Ruonakoski) – 61:113–2
4 minPenalties2 min
22Shots14

Bronze medal game

10 February 2025
14:30		Sweden 6–7 OT
(2–1, 1–4, 3–1)
(OT: 0–1)		 SlovakiaTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 10]
Alva PerssonGoaliesSofia HajnalováReferee:
Finland Maria Hauhia
Linesmen:
Austria Manuela Lenhart
Slovakia Miroslav Tvrdoň
0–108:58 – PP1 – Gerő (Plvanová, Letaši)
Lindén (Holmberg) – 18:361–1
Fernström (Johansson, Hesselvall) – 19:542–1
2–220:43 – PP1 – Konrádová (Tischlerová, Hirjaková)
2–322:42 – PP1 – Hrušková (Letaši, Gerő)
2–428:53 – Ševčíková (Hrušková)
Fernström (Hesselvall) – 29:423–4
3–533:01 – Plvanová (Rybovičová)
Fernström (Hesselvall) – PP1 – 40:464–5
Nilson (Källström) – 42:145–5
Lindberg – 47:066–5
6–652:37 – PP1 – Plvanová (Rybovičová)
6–762:02 – Gerő
16 minPenalties10 min
27Shots22

Gold medal game

10 February 2025
18:00		Czechia 5–2
(0–0, 3–1, 2–1)		 FinlandTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 11]
Lili ChmelařováGoaliesAino MäättänenReferee:
Germany Harriet Weegh
Linesmen:
Sweden William Henriksson
Switzerland Jennifer Salzmann
Luxemburková (Bojdová, Šalé) – PP1 – 21:381–0
1–122:38 – Loponen (Tapani, Kolmonen)
Březinová (Šalé, Karásková) – 28:112–1
Šindelářová (Mynaříková, Rosenbaumová) – 33:183–1
3–241:36 – PP1 – Siitonen (Kärkkäinen)
Bojdová (Mertlová, Luxemburková) – 47:524–2
Mynaříková – EN – 58:315–2
6 minPenalties8 min
27Shots21

Statistics

Scoring leaders

List shows players with the highest cumulative point totals from the preliminary round and placement matches combines, sorted by points, then goals.[7][8][9]

GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalties in minutes; POS = Position

Rank Player GP G A Pts PIM POS
1 Sweden Ebba Hesselvall 4 7 6 13 2 F
2 Finland Tinja Tapani 4 4 4 8 0 F
3 Czech Republic Ellen Jarabková 4 3 5 8 0 D
3 Czech Republic Adéla Mynaříková 4 3 5 8 2 F
5 Sweden Filipa Fernström 4 5 2 7 4 F
5 Czech Republic Ester Skalová-Rosenbaumová 4 5 2 7 2 F
7 Finland Katariina Junnila 4 3 4 7 2 D
8 Finland Kiia Arvola 4 2 5 7 0 F
9 Finland Emmi Loponen 4 3 3 6 4 F
9 Sweden Alice Nilson 4 3 3 6 10 F
9 Czech Republic Lucie Šindelářová 4 3 3 6 6 F

Emma Plvanová was the point leader for Slovakia, amassing six points on two goals and four assists across four games. With three goals in four games, Natália Gerő led Slovakia in goals scored.

Laelia Huwyler led the Swiss team in point scoring, collecting four points on two goals and two assists across two games played (she did not dress for Switzerland's first game in the group round). Team captain Jil May Baker also reached four points, notching four assists in three games played.

Cristel Dalle Mulle and captain Georgia Todesco were the only goal scorers for Italy, each tallying one goal.

Rosters

Team Roster
 Czechia[10][11] Goaltenders: Lili Chmelařová, Stella Gabrielová
Defensemen: Karolína Bojdová, Veronika Filipi, Amálie Hlávková, Ellen Jarabková (C), Alena Luxemburková, Klára Martinková, Natálie Veselá, Natálie Vlková
Forwards: Dana Březinová, Anna Dvořáková, Amálie Karásková, Dominika Mertlová, Adéla Mynaříková, Natálie Pitelová, Ester Rosenbaumová (A), Rozálie Šalé, Kristýna Šimčíková, Lucie Šindelářová (A)
Head coach: Jan Lucák
Assistant coach: Karolína Erbanová, Dalimil Svoboda
 Finland[12][13] Goaltenders: Aino Määttänen, Annika Salminen
Defensemen: Iida Elomaa, Katariina Junnila, Fanny Kyrkkö, Viola Kärkkäinen (A), Mette Miettinen, Viivi Ruonakoski (A)
Forwards: Kiia Arvola, Katri Huotari, Minea Huovinen, Yenna Kolmonen, Emmi Loponen, Daria Molchun, Marta Niemi, Jatta Ojala, Aada Pohjola, Emma Rissanen, Netta Siitonen, Tinja Tapani (C)
Head coach: Mira Kuisma
Assistant coaches: Juho Lehto, Juuso Nieminen
 Italy[14] Goaltenders: Veronica Montanino, Katia Polloni
Defensemen: Angelica Betta, Emma Durand, Riana Holzknecht, Eliana Nobile (A), Arianna Novati (A), Eleonora Pinti, Xenia Watschinger
Forwards: Nicole Belli, Cristel Dalle Mulle, Stella Dal Pont, Emma Grezziani, Emma Palatini, Nicole Polloni, Ginevra Rancoita, Atena Raviscioni, Georgia Todesco (C), Emma Verderame
Head coach: Massimo Fedrizzi
Assistant coach: Luca Giacomuzzi
 Slovakia[15][16] Goaltenders: Sofia Hajnalová, Daniela Šufliarská
Defensemen: Karin Hrušková, Gréta Konrádová, Michaela Letaši, Laura Lilly Lipnická, Aurélia Račák, Nela Tischlerová (C)
Forwards: Nina Čellárová (A), Natália Gerő (A), Alexandra Hirjaková, Lucia Luptáková, Dominika Miškovičová, Emma Plvanová, Dominika Miškovičová, Nina Roštecká, Nina Rybovičová, Sofia Sklenková, Sofia Stráňovská, Nina Ševčíková, Nina Šimová
Head coach: Robert Marton
Assistant coach: Paula Cagáňová, Daniela Zuziaková (goaltender)
 Sweden[17][18] Goaltenders: Mathilda Bak, Alva Persson
Defensemen: Nike Bondesson, Emma Holmberg, Emma Johnson (C), Lova Karlström, Svea Nordqvist, Nova Stålnacke
Forwards: Filippa Fernström, Ebba Hesselvall (A), Greta Johansson, Agnes Källström, Ida Lindberg, Selma Lindén, Alice Moberg (A), Alice Nilson, Ebba Sandberg, Maja Stäring, Lova Torsson, Julia Wetter
Head coach: Morgan Johansson
Assistant coach: Erika Grahm, Maria Omberg (goaltender)
 Switzerland[19][20] Goaltenders: Lara Hug, Norina Schrupkowski
Defensemen: Nora Berger, Shayna Merkofer, Anaïs Rohner, Maiko Julia Rösti, Maelia Vauclair, Sabrina Wälti
Forwards: Chloé Anderton, Jil May Baker (C), Alicia Skye Fausch (A), Enya Frolik, Laelia Huwyler, Joana Leuenberger, Sarah Mettler, Noemi Molag, Léa Péclard, Alix Pialat, Maëlle Rohner, Marlen Wälti (A)
Head coach: Céline Abgottspon
Assistant coach: Iris Sandra Müller, Andreas Ellenberger (goaltender)

Boys' tournament

2025 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival – Boys' ice hockey tournament
Tournament details
Host country Georgia
Venue(s)1 (in 1 host city)
Dates12–16 February 2025
Teams6
Final positions
Champions  Switzerland
Runners-up  Slovakia
Third place  Czechia
Fourth place Ukraine
Tournament statistics
Games played11

The boys' ice hockey tournament at the 2025 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival was held at the Tbilisi Ice Arena in Tbilisi, Georgia during 12 to 16 February 2025. It was the fifteenth boys' ice hockey tournament to be played as part of a European Youth Olympic Winter Festival, since the sport's introduction to the programme at the 1997 European Youth Olympic Winter Days.

Only players born in either 2008 or 2009 were eligible to compete in the tournament and, therefore, most players were 15 or 16 years old at the start of the tournament.[5]

Preliminary round

Group A

Standings
Pos Team Pld W OTW OTL L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Slovakia Slovakia 2 2 0 0 0 10 6 +4 6 Semifinals
2 Ukraine Ukraine 2 1 0 0 1 9 11 −2 3
3 Latvia Latvia 2 0 0 0 2 6 8 −2 0 Fifth place game
Source: EYOF 2025[21]
Results
12 February 2025
14:30		Slovakia 3–2
(1–1, 2–0, 0–1)		 LatviaTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 12]
Denis ČelkoGoaliesPatriks PlūmiņšReferee:
Sweden Oscar Niklasson
Linesmen:
Switzerland Baptiste Humair
Austria Manuela Lenhart
10 minPenalties20 min
26Shots24
13 February 2025
14:30		Ukraine 4–7
(1–1, 1–2, 2–4)		 SlovakiaTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 13]
Illia BobrovGoaliesJakub HusárReferees:
Finland Eetu Rasalahti
Germany Harriet Weegh
Linesmen:
Italy Anna Carissimi
Switzerland Baptiste Humair
8 minPenalties10 min
24Shots34
14 February 2025
14:30		Latvia 4–5
(2–1, 1–2, 1–2)		 UkraineTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 14]
Tomass RutulisGoaliesIllia BobrovReferees:
Finland Eetu Rasalahti
Germany Harriet Weegh
Linesmen:
Switzerland Baptiste Humair
Czech Republic Jaroslav Peluha
31 minPenalties8 min
30Shots33

Group B

Standings
Pos Team Pld W OTW OTL L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Switzerland Switzerland 2 1 0 0 1 14 8 +6 3 Semifinals
2 Czech Republic Czechia 2 1 0 0 1 6 7 −1 3
3 Austria Austria 2 1 0 0 1 9 14 −5 3 Fifth place game
Source: EYOF 2025[21]
Results
12 February 2025
18:00		Czechia 4–2
(0–2, 1–0, 3–0)		 SwitzerlandTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 15]
Simon PešoutGoaliesYannis ZambelliReferee:
Finland Eetu Rasalahti
Linesmen:
Switzerland Jennifer Salzmann
Slovakia Miroslav Tvrdoň
16 minPenalties4 min
19Shots18
13 February 2025
18:00		Austria 5–2
(2–1, 0–0, 3–1)		 CzechiaTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 16]
Martin HaimGoaliesVáclav OsvaldReferees:
Finland Maria Hauhia
Sweden Oscar Niklasson
Linesmen:
Czech Republic Jaroslav Peluha
Switzerland Jennifer Salzmann
20 minPenalties10 min
29Shots26
14 February 2025
18:00		Switzerland 12–4
(5–2, 3–2, 4–0)		 AustriaTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 17]
Nico KellerGoaliesKilian Streußnig
Martin Haim		Referees:
Finland Maria Hauhia
Sweden Oscar Niklasson
Linesmen:
Sweden William Henriksson
Switzerland Jennifer Salzmann
37 minPenalties10 min
37Shots19

Placement matches

All times are Georgia Time (UTC+4)

Abbreviations: PP1 = Power play goal (+1 advantage); PP2 = Power play goal (+2 advantage); SH1 = Short handed goal (–1 advantage)

Fifth place game

15 February 2025
11:00		Austria 1–4
(0–1, 0–1, 1–2)		 LatviaTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 18]
Martin HaimGoaliesPatriks PlūmiņšReferee:
Sweden Oscar Niklasson
Linesmen:
Italy Anna Carissimi
Sweden William Henriksson
0–100:54 – Obuks (Mališevs, Grundmanis)
0–227:26 – PP1 – Tarvids (Bērzkalns, Obuks)
0–344:58 – PP2 – Tarvids (Obuks)
0–454:11 – Jukāms (Belovs)
Oschgan (Koschek) – 54:381–4
18 minPenalties14 min
22Shots26

Semifinals

15 February 2025
14:30		Slovakia 7–1
(4–0, 3–1, 0–0)		 CzechiaTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 19]
Denis Čelko
Jakub Husár		GoaliesSimon Pešout
Václav Osvald		Referees:
Finland Eetu Rasalahti
Germany Harriet Weegh
Linesmen:
Czech Republic Jaroslav Peluha
Slovakia Miroslav Tvrdoň
Matta (Stankoven, Syrný) – 00:421–0
Bereš (Hybský, Černák) – PP1 – 07:562–0
Rezničák (Matta) – 16:013–0
Bereš (Rezničák, Černák) – PP1 – 18:514–0
Rezničák (Matta, Botka) – 21:245–0
Rezničák (Hybský, Černák) – 25:226–0
Hybský (Matta, Černák) – PP1 – 36:197–0
7–136:48 – Viedemann (Němec, Kavan)
4 minPenalties14 min
20Shots23
15 February 2025
18:00		Switzerland 6–1
(1–0, 3–1, 2–0)		 UkraineTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 20]
Yannis ZambelliGoaliesIllia BobrovReferees:
Finland Maria Hauhia
Sweden Oscar Niklasson
Linesmen:
Switzerland Humair Baptiste
Switzerland Manuela Lenhart
Achermann (Dubé, Prosser) – 18:311–0
Achermann (Schwanemann, Rüegsegger) – PP2 – 21:052–0
Sauthier (Kriesi) – 22:193–0
3–128:54 – PP1 – Luchkin (Spaskin, Skyba)
Fueter (Kriesi, Bizzozero) – 35:344–1
Kriesi (Sauthier, Daron) – PP1 – 43:465–1
Liniger (Bizzozero, Sauthier) – 56:146–1
12 minPenalties10 min
21Shots22

Bronze medal game

16 February 2025
11:00		Czechia 4–2
(1–0, 2–1, 1–1)		 UkraineTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 21]
Václav OsvaldGoaliesIllia BobrovReferees:
Finland Eetu Rasalahti
Germany Harriet Weegh
Linesmen:
Sweden William Henriksson
Czech Republic Jaroslav Peluha
Kučera (Šejc) – SH1 – 12:411–0
1–120:38 – PP1 – Olifirchuk (Voroteliak, Vasiak)
Hartl (Riedl, Vrbata) – 38:042–1
Hartl (Šedivý, Šejc) – 39:373–1
3–244:37 – Vasiak (Voroteliak, Spaskin)
Šejc – 59:554–2
16 minPenalties2 min
23Shots32

Gold medal game

16 February 2025
14:30		Slovakia 2–5
(1–0, 0–2, 1–3)		 SwitzerlandTbilisi Ice Arena, Tbilisi
[Game reference 22]
Denis ČelkoGoaliesYannis ZambelliReferees:
Finland Maria Hauhia
Sweden Oscar Niklasson
Linesmen:
Switzerland Jennifer Salzmann
Slovakia Miroslav Tvrdoň
Obušek (Matta, Tóth) – 10:521–0
1–133:18 – Achermann (Prosser, Mukuna)
1–239:03 – Prosser (Dubé, Achermann)
Hybský (Šimko, Válek) – 43:402–2
2–344:03 – Münger (Rüegsegger)
2–459:08 – SH1 – Achermann
2–559:49 – SH1 – Fueter (Pralong)
6 minPenalties8 min
23Shots30

Rosters

Team Roster
 Austria[22][23] Goaltenders: Martin Haim, Kilian Streußnig
Defensemen: Dominik Ferner, Benedikt Hengelmüller, Gabriel Holzer, Marc Hudritsch, Lennart Leitner, Robin Stöckl, Paul Vaschauner (A)
Forwards: Simon Cseh (A), Luca Fischer, Lucas Hartl, Ferdinand Humer, Nico Koschek, Ben Öfner, Jonathan Oschgan (C), Paul Schuster, Paul Sintschnig, Rafael Wagnsonner, Quentin Wallner
Head coach: Peter Schweda
Assistant coach: Johnnes Leitner, Maximilian Wehrhan (goaltender)
 Czechia[24][25] Goaltenders: Václav Osvald, Simon Pešout
Defensemen: Tadeáš Chalupa, Daniel Filip, Adam Hynek (A), Robin Kavan, Denis Korhoň, Dominik Novák, Tomáš Zikmund
Forwards: Dominik Drábek, Michal Hartl (C), Daniel Helis, Matěj Kučera, Adam Němec (A), Antonín Riedl, Štěpán Stejskal, Jaroslav Šedivý, Šimon Šejc, Denis Viedemann, Kryštof Vrbata
Head coach: Marek Melenovský
Assistant coaches: Tomáš Andrys, Marek Schwartz (goaltender)
 Latvia[26][27] Goaltenders: Patriks Plūmiņš, Tomass Rutulis
Defensemen: Reinholds Circenis, Leonards Grundmanis, Kristaps Katkovskis, Herberts Laugalis (A), Oskars Lūks, Artūrs Masaļskis
Forwards: Rainers Belovs, Rūdolfs Bērzkalns (A), Jānis Jukāms, Martins Klaucāns (C), Timurs Mališevs, Makss Mihailovs, Kristers Obuks, Daniels Reidzāns, Stefans Rots, Ričards Rutkis, Dāvids Tarvids, Henrijs Upenieks
Head coach: Lauris Dārziņš
Assistant coach: Jānis Sprukts, Raimonds Vilkoits
 Slovakia[28][29] Goaltenders: Denis Čelko, Jakub Husár
Defensemen: Matej Bereš, Oliver Botka, Roderik Černák, Filip Kovalčík (A), Marko Požgay, Jakub Syrný, Denis Tóth
Forwards: Ján Čurlej, Juraj Jonas Ďurčo, Samuel Hybský, Kristián Macák, Ivan Matta, Adam Obušek (A), Kristián Rezničák, Maxim Šimko, Tomáš Šromovský, Matej Stankoven (C), Matúš Válek
Head coach: Peter Kúdelka
Assistant coach: Peter Čížek, Rastislav Staňa (goaltender)
 Switzerland[30][20] Goaltenders: Nico Keller, Yannis Zambelli
Defensemen: Niccolò Castiglioni, Loïc Mukuna, Roméo Pralong, Wsewolod Schwanemann, Vito Thoma (C), Dennis van Gessel
Forwards: Raphaël Achermann, Ryan Bizzozero, Jan Daron, Liam Dubé, Sol Fueter (A), Sven Kriesi, Elia Liniger, Tim Münger, Tadeo Prosser, Moritz Rüegsegger, Maxime Sauthier (A), Pascal Schürmann
Head coach: Patrick Schob
Assistant coach: Sven Dick, Daniel Manzato (goaltender)
 Ukraine[31] Goaltenders: Illia Bobrov, Fedir Kolpovskyi
Defensemen: Arkhyp Holin, Mykhailo Korobkin (C), Yehor Ostapenko, Yaroslav Panasenko, Daniel Skyba, Mykhailo Stupnitskyi
Forwards: Arsenii Denysenko, Platon Isaiev, Mykola Kasatkin, Oleksii Kryvonos, Klym Luchkin (A), Danylo Olifirchuk, Yehor Polishchuk, Yefym Sokhanevych, Myroslav Spaskin, Sviatoslav Vasiak, Arsienii Voroteliak, Oleksandr Zhdanov (A)
Head coach: Oleksandr Bobkin
Assistant coach: Ruslan Borysenko, Oleksandr Fedorov

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