Canada'' s last Universiade gold, that'' s men's hockey

Canada-Kazakistan la finale dell'hockey maschile delle Universiadi
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Ice Hockey - the Universiade 2013

Canada'' s last Universiade gold, that'' s men's hockey

The traditional rulers of the most popular winter sports team beat Kazakhstan 6-2 in the final of the men's tournament in 2013 Trentino doing an encore of'' gold in the women's tournament. Following the release of'' Press. Here the table of the final!

Canada goes to the'' last'' gold medal of the Winter Universiade Trentino 2013. The North American training exceeds Kazakhstan in the final of the men's hockey tournament played at the Arena di Canazei Scola: 6 to 2 the final outcome, the son of a total domination of Canadians on the Kazakhs, who must make do'' s silver . The boys of coach MacDougall take home the most precious metal after the bronze'' s Universiade in 2011, ending an almost perfect way. The Kazakhs are charged beauty instead of 155 penalty minutes, including three penalties by seasoned game'' expulsion protests Plyuchshev coach. "We are very happy for this victory - said the captain of Canada, Chris Culligan, the star with two goals and an assist - Kazakhstan is a very good team, we could not expect a victory so large, even because anything can happen in a hockey game: we enjoy this victory, the boys they deserve. " Yet, after just 14 seconds of the first half to take the lead is Kazakhstan, with Alexandr Shin that capitalizes on the most of the'' assists Rymarev. The network proves to be just a flash in the pan, because Canada reacts to a balanced to 3:39 with Mike Cazzola, only to find two more goals in the next few minutes, with Josh and Matt Day Maione, whose shot was deflected into the net by randomly Metalnikov. At the start of the second period, at 25:24, the Kazakh goalie capitulates for the fourth time: Chris Culligan 4 to 1 Canadian. The troop of coach Plyuchshev you take the nervousness and begins to allow repeated powerplay of their opponents, as well as two penalty game: Kaznacheyev end up in the locker room, for a charge at the head, and Vorontsov, for spearing. At 32:03 so thank Canada and find the 5 to 1 in double numerical superiority, with a nice shot of Nick MacNeil. The third period was a formality for the North American and Kazakhstan, more and more nervous, suffer other penalties and ejected for protesting even coach Vladimir Plyuchshev: Canada slips his sixth goal at 48:32, again with Culligan that Double superiority ago Yankov out with a precise volley. The Kazakhs are trying to pull out the'' pride shortening distances with Shin, then they decide to take the law in another way: Petrov and DeSousa end prematurely in the locker room, followed shortly after by Zharkikh, Ramazanov, Desnoyers and MacNeil, even their protagonists in a Mixed Martial Arts. Then the final siren, which sets out the goals of Canada.
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