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Deutschland Cup : presentation and medal winners

Information and history

First edition1987
Editions21 (including 2011)
First winnerCzechoslovakia Czechoslovakia (CZE)
Most winsGermany Germany (GER) (4), Canada Canada (CAN) (4)
Most recent winnerSlovakia Slovakia (SVK)

All time table since 2006


   Team Appearances First appearance Best result   Pts   MP   W   D   L   GF   GA   diff 
 1   Switzerland  6   2006   1st   22   18   11   0   7   37   36   +1 
 2   Germany  6   2006   1st   20   17   10   0   7   52   42   +10 
 3   Slovakia  6   2006   1st   18   18   9   0   9   46   44   +2 
 4   Canada  3   2006   1st   10   8   5   0   3   24   17   +7 
 5   United States  3   2007   2nd   8   9   4   0   5   18   21   -3 
 6   Japan  2   2006   -   2   5   1   0   4   13   18   -5 
 7   Latvia  1   2006   -   0   2   0   0   2   2   6   -4 
 8   Denmark  1   2007   -   0   3   0   0   3   5   13   -8 
   (Calculation Limited to the first 10 and based on W=3 pts, D=1 pts and D=0 pts)





Medal winners since 1987 with links to results and winners

2011  1. Slovakia Slovakia (SVK) 2.   Germany (GER) 3.   Switzerland (SWI)
2010  1. Germany Germany (GER) 2.   Switzerland (SWI) 3.   Canada (CAN)
2009  1. Germany Germany (GER) 2.   United States (USA) 3.   Switzerland (SWI)
2008  1. Canada Canada (CAN) 2.   Switzerland (SWI) 3.   Germany (GER)
2007  1. Switzerland Switzerland (SWI) 2.   United States (USA) 3.   Germany (GER)
2006  1. Slovakia Slovakia (SVK) 2.   Switzerland (SWI) 3.   Canada (CAN)
2005  1. Canada Canada (CAN) 2.   Switzerland (SWI) 3.   Slovakia (SVK)
2004  1. United States United States (USA) 2.   Canada (CAN) 3.   Slovakia (SVK)
2003  1. United States United States (USA) 2.   Germany (GER) 3.   Switzerland (SWI)
2002  1. Canada Canada (CAN) 2.   United States (USA) 3.   Germany (GER)
2001  1. Switzerland Switzerland (SWI) 2.   Slovakia (SVK) 3.   Germany (GER)
2000  1. Canada Canada (CAN) 2.   Switzerland (SWI) 3.   Slovakia (SVK)
1997  1. Slovakia Slovakia (SVK) 2.   Canada (CAN) 3.   Switzerland (SWI)
1995  1. Germany Germany (GER) 2.   Czech Republic (CZE) 3.   Finland (FIN)
1994  1. Germany Germany (GER) 2.   Italy (ITA) 3.   Canada (CAN)
1993  1. Russia Russia (RUS) 2.   Canada (CAN) 3.   Switzerland (SWI)
1992  1. Russia Russia (RUS) 2.   Germany (GER) 3.   Switzerland (SWI)
1991  1. Soviet Union Soviet Union (URS) 2.   Sweden (SWE) 3.   Germany (GER)
1990  1. Finland Finland (FIN) 2.   Sweden (SWE) 3.   Czechoslovakia (CZE)
1988  1. Soviet Union Soviet Union (URS) 2.   Germany (GER) 3.   Switzerland (SWI)
1987  1. Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia (CZE) 2.   Germany (GER) 3.   Poland (POL)

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