2010 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship

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2010 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship

2010 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship official logo
Tournament details
Host country	Sweden
Dates	28 June – 4 July
Teams	8
Venue(s)	1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	United States
Runner-up	Czech Republic
Third place	Sweden
Fourth place	Canada
Tournament statistics
Matches played	22
Goals scored	240 (10.91 per match)
Scoring leader(s)	Dick Axelsson (16 points)
MVP	Dick Axelsson
← 2009 2011 →

The 2010 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship was the 15th IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship, the premier annual international inline hockey tournament. It took place between 28 June and 4 July in Sweden. The games were played in the Löfbergs Lila Arena in Karlstad. The US team won the final against the Czech Republic 4–3 won their fifth title.^[1]

Venue[]

Karlstad

Löfbergs Lila Arena Capacity: 8,647

Nations[]

The following eight nations qualified for the elite-pool tournament. Six nations from Europe, and two nations from North America were represented.

* = Automatic qualifier after a top 7 placement at the 2009 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship

^ = Qualified after a top placement at the 2009 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship Division I

^† = Qualified as hosts

Seeding and groups[]

The seeding in the preliminary round was based on the final standings at the 2009 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship and 2009 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship Division I. The teams were grouped accordingly by seeding at the previous year's tournament (in parenthesis is the corresponding seeding):

Rosters[]

Each team's roster for the 2010 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship consisted of at least 8 skaters (forwards, and defencemen) and 2 goaltenders, and at most 16 skaters and 3 goaltenders.

Preliminary round[]

Eight participating teams were placed in the following two groups. After playing a round-robin, the top three teams in each group advanced to the Playoff round. The last team in each group competed in the Qualification Games.

All games were played at the Löfbergs Lila Arena in Karlstad.

	Team advanced to Playoff Round
	Team competed in Qualifying Games

Group A[]

Team	GP	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	DIF	PTS
Sweden	3	2	0	1	0	32	14	+18	7
Finland	3	1	1	0	1	18	14	+4	5
	3	1	0	0	2	13	20	−6	3
	3	1	0	0	2	9	24	−15	3

All times are local (UTC+2).

28 June 14:00

Finland

7–3 (0–0, 2–1, 3–1, 2–1)

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 256

Game reference
	Petri Karhu (26 saves / 23 shots)	Goalies	Gasper Kroselj (32 saves / 39 shots)	Referees: Ulrich Erd Roland Aumueller
	0–1 12:35 – Z. Jeglic (D. Zemva) S. Markkanen (S. Viljakainen) – 19:43 (PP) 1–1 S. Markkanen (T. Lauren) – 21:46 2–1 T. Kapuppinen (T. Virtala) – 26:33 3–1 S. Markkanen (J. Laaksonen, T. Virtala) – 31:46 4–1 4–2 33:52 – D. Zemva (Z. Jeglic, J. Loboda) (PP) T. Suhonen – 34:15 5–2 5–3 38:00 – D. Vedlin (D. Kadic) J. Vijko (A. Touminen) – 40:13 6–3 T. Lauren (S. Markkanen, S. Viljakainen) – 45:21 7–3
	1.5 min	Penalties	4.5 min
	39	Shots	26

28 June 20:00

4–13 (0–2, 1–5, 2–5, 1–1)

Sweden

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 1,275

Game reference
	Bernhard Starkbaum (21 saves / 30 shots) Martin Werner Iberer (9 saves / 12 shots)	Goalies	Dennis Karlsson (11 saves / 15 shots)	Referees: Lars Bruggemann
	0–1 04:22 – A. Svensson (K. Luukkonen, M. Weinstock) (PP) 0–2 06:35 – R. Wallin (S. Olsson) 0–3 12:16 – K. Luukkonen (P. Lund, D. Brolin) 0–4 13:55 – S. Olsson (P. Lund, A. Svensson) (PP) D. Oberkofler (G. Gruger) – 18:08 1–4 1–5 19:03 – M. Nygren (K. Luukkonen) 1–6 21:15 – S. Olsson (R. Wallin, A. Svensson) 1–7 22:54 – D. Axelsson (J. Andersson) 1–8 D. Wessner (R. Wallin) (PP) 1–9 29:29 D. Axelsson (D. Wessner) M.Altmann (T. Auer, M. Grabher-Meier) – 30:19 2–9 2–10 32:18 – A. Bergstrom (D. Wessner, D. Axelsson) (ENG) 2–11 33:04 – R. Wallin (S. Olsson, J. Bergmann) (ENG) 2–12 35:13 – D. Axelsson (A. Bergstrom, D. Wessner) M. Pollross (C. Dolezal, Y. Riener) – 35:48 3–12 Y. Riener – 39:22 4–12 4–13 46:29 – A. Svensson (J. Bergmann, S. Olsson) (PP)
	6.0 min	Penalties	3.0 min
	15	Shots	42

29 June 14:00

Finland

2–3 (0–0, 0–0, 0–2, 2–1)

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 98

Game reference
	Simo Vehvilainen (23 saves / 26 shots)	Goalies	Bernhard Starkbraum (52 saves / 54 shots)	Referees: Mikael Sjoqvist Crt Kralj
	0–1 29:17 – C. Dolezal (M. Pollross) 0–2 32:29 – G. Baumgartner (S. Wiedmaier) (PP) 0–3 38:06 – D. Oberkofler (M. Pollross, Y. Riener) T. Hannus (S. Vehvilainen) – 41:04 (PP) 1–3 S. Markkanen (T. Hannus, C. Miettinen) – 47:16 2–3
	4.5 min	Penalties	9.0 min
	54	Shots	26

29 June 20:00

Sweden

11–1 (1–1, 1–0, 4–0, 5–0)

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 627

Game reference
	Markus Dahlbom (20 saves / 21 shots)	Goalies	Gasper Kroselj (39 saves / 45 shots) Luka Gracnar	Referees: Petr Ulehla Jan Nordstrom
	0–1 03:40 – S. Rajsar (Z. Jeglic) P. Lund (S. Olsson, D. Brolin) – 05:28 1–1 M. Nygren (R. Wallin) – 19:02 (PP) 2–1 A. Svensson (M. Weinstock, P. Lund) – 28:36 (PP) 3–1 M. Weinstock (M. Thelander, A. Bergstrom) – 31:23 4–1 A. Svensson (M. Weinstock) – 33:50 (PP) 5–1 D. Axelsson (D. Wessner, A. Bergstrom) – 35:04 6–1 D. Axelsson (A. Bergstrom, D. Wessner) – 37:11 7–1 D. Wessner (M. Weinstock) – 39:55 (PP) 8–1 D. Axelsson (A. Bergstrom, D. Wessner) – 44:38 9–1 D. Brolin (K. Luukkonen) – 45:02 10–1 R. Wallin (M. Weinstock) – 45:28 11–1
	9.0 min	Penalties	12.0 min
	45	Shots	21

30 June 16:00

9–2 (2–0, 2–1, 1–0, 4–1)

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 77

Game reference
	Gasper Kroselj (19 saves / 21 shots)	Goalies	Bernhard Starkbaum (28 saves / 38 shots) Martin Werner Iberer (7 saves / 8 shots)	Referees: Carl Friday Tony Kuloaro
	M. Manfreda (M. Kralj) – 02:35 1–0 M. Erman (D. Vedlin, Z. Jeglic) – 11:20 2–0 2–1 17:19 – D. Oberkofler (H. Lange, G. Gruber) D. Zemva (M. Kralj) – 21:13 3–1 R. Ticar (Z. Jeglic, J. Loboda) – 22:13 4–1 D. Vedlin (D. Kadic) – 30:39 (PP) 5–1 D. Vedlin (D. Zemva, D. Kadic) – 36:29 (PP) 6–1 Z. Jeglic – 39:25 (PP) 7–1 D. Zemva (D. Kadic) – 40:01 (PP) 8–1 S. Rajsar (Z. Jeglic) – 45:05 9–1 9–2 47:10 – C. Dolezal (D. Oberkofler)
	6.0 min	Penalties	22.0 min
	44	Shots	21

30 June 20:00

Sweden

8–9 (OT) (2–3, 3–0, 3–2, 1–3) (OT 0–1)

Finland

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 2,127

Game reference
	Markus Dahlbom (22 saves / 31 shots)	Goalies	Petri Karhu (41 saves / 49 shots)	Referees: Kevin Lord Don Moffatt
	D. Axelsson (D. Wessner) – 06:17 1–0 1–1 07:01 – S. Viljakainen (S. Markkanen, T. Virtala) 1–2 07:26 – T. Suhonen (T. Lauren, J. Laaksonen) 1–3 08:35 – S. Viljakainen (C. Miettinen, S. Makkanen) M. Weinstock (M. Nygren, A. Svensson) – 10:21 2–3 A. Svensson (P. Lund) – 15:21 (PP) 3–3 D. Wessner (R. Wallin, D. Axelsson) – 19:36 (PP) 4–3 4–4 24:41 – C. Miettinen (T. Kauppinen, J. Vihko) (PP) 4–5 26:12 – T. Virtala (T. Hannus) (PP) S. Olsson (K. Luukkonen, D. Brolin) – 26:31 5–5 M. Weinstock – 33:05 6–5 M. Weinstock (P. Lund, A. Svensson) – 35:52 (PP) 7–5 7–6 37:07 – C. Miettinen (T. Makiaho) (PP) S. Olsson (K. Luukkonen) – 37:16 8–6 8–7 37:44 – T. Suhonen (T. Kauppinen) 8–8 44:03 – J. Vihko (M. Jokinen, J. Laaksonen) 8–9 52:48 – T. Makiaho (J. Laaksonen)
	13.5 min	Penalties	21.0 min
	49	Shots	31

Group B[]

Team	GP	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	DIF	PTS
United States	3	3	0	0	0	21	7	+14	9
Czech Republic	3	2	0	0	1	13	12	+1	6
Canada	3	0	1	0	2	6	14	−8	2
Germany	3	0	0	1	2	16	23	−7	1

All times are local (UTC+2).

28 June 16:00

Germany

8–9 (1–3, 3–1, 3–2, 1–3)

Czech Republic

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 185

Game reference
	Jochen Vollmer (33 saves / 39 shots) Thomas Ower	Goalies	Ondrej Jirkuv (11 saves / 18 shots) Roman Handl (3 saves / 4 shots)	Referees: Jan Nordstrom Don Moffatt
	0–1 01:59 – Z. Kubica (D. Sebek) T. Greilinger (P. Reimer, H. Holscher) – 03:52 1–1 1–2 07:00 – J. Polansky (P. Sebek, M. Vozdecky) 1–3 09:06 – J. Rudovsky (P. Sebek) T. Greilinger (P. Reimer, H. Holscher) – 14:49 (PP) 2–3 T. Greilinger ((P. Reimer, H. Holscher) – 16:06 (PP) 3–3 A. Duck (B. Blank, D. Menge) – 17:24 (PP) 4–3 4–4 20:30 – J. Polansky (A. Jirik, M. Vozdecky) M. Bazany (P. Reimer) – 24:52 5–4 5–5 25:52 – P. Sebek (SH) P. Buzas (V. Holzmann) – 27:20 6–5 6–6 27:41 – J. Rudovsky (J. Polansky, A. Jirik) V. Holzmann – 31:03 7–6 7–7 37:57 – J. Besser (D. Sebek, M. Vozdecky) 7–8 38:13 – Z. Kubica (D. Sebek, MJ. Besser) 7–9 42:01 – P. Sebek (P. Strycek, J. Polansky) A. Duck (D. Menge, B. Blank) – 45:39 8–9
	4.5 min	Penalties	7.5 min
	22	Shots	39

28 June 18:00

Canada

2–7 (0–3, 0–1, 2–3, 0–0)

United States

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 330

Game reference
	Brett Leggat (24 saves / 31 shots)	Goalies	Thomas Tartaglione (15 saves / 17 shots)	Referees: Mikael Sjoqvist Niklas Lindberg
	0–1 K. Kraemer (P. Lee) – 03:33 0–2 A. Miner (J. Chavira, N. Sigmund) – 07:59 0–3 J. Chavira (P. Lee, K. Kraemer) – 10:03 0–4 J. Beilsten (R. Rodriquez, C. Yoder) – 13:53 0–5 K. Kraemer (S. Campbell, P. Lee) – 27:38 C. Terry – 28:11 1–5 1–6 A. Miner (N. Sigmund, G. Osterkamp) – 29:45 D. Hammond – 30:28 2–6 2–7 J. Beilsten – 34:46
	7.5 min	Penalties	3.0 min
	17	Shots	31

Error: Goals/Progression mismatch: N1 = 6 N2 = 7 PN = 6

29 June 16:00

Germany

3–4 (GWS) (2–1, 1–0, 0–1, 0–1) (OT 0–0) (SO 1–0)

Canada

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 123

Game reference
	Thomas Ower (34 saves / 37 shots)	Goalies	Brett Leggat (22 saves / 25 shots)	Referees: Tony Kuloaro Michael Ericsson
	T. Greilinger (M. Bazany, P. Reimer) – 04:21 (PP) 1–0 1–1 08:47 – K. Benjaminsen (M. Vevang) Y Baier (S. Tolzer) – 10:54 2–1 S. Tolzer (Y. Baier, B. Friedl) – 20:21 3–1 3–2 35:56 – K. Benjaminsen (K. Sheen) (PP) 3–3 41:31 – D. Hammond
	9.0 min	Penalties	4.5 min
	25	Shots	38

29 June 18:00

United States

4–0 (1–0, 3–0, 0–0, 0–0)

Czech Republic

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 130

Game reference
	Troy Redmann (27 saves / 27 shots) Thomas Tartaglione	Goalies	Roman Handl (18 saves / 22 shots)	Referees: Carl Friday Jeffrey Scott
	P. Maroon (K. Kraemer, G. Osterkamp) – 06:03 1–0 S. Gawrys (G. Osterkamp, A. Miner) – 15:04 2–0 N. Sigmund (J. Beilsten) – 18:03 3–0 S. Hawrys (C. Yoder) – 23:03 4–0
	7.5 min	Penalties	10.5 min
	22	Shots	27

30 June 14:00

Czech Republic

4–0 (0–0, 0–0, 2–0, 2–0)

Canada

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 72

Game reference
	Roman Handl (22 saves / 22 shots)	Goalies	Brett Leggat (34 saves / 38 shots) Taylor Pears (7 saves / 7 shots)	Referees: Lars Bruggemann Ulrich Erd
	A. Jirik (J. Rudovsky) – 27:16 1–0 A. Jirik (J. Rudovsky) – 33:18 2–0 J. Vlcek (J. Besser, Z. Kubica)) – 41:52 3–0 P. Sebek (J. Polansky, J. Rudovsky) – 44:25 4–0
	6.0 min	Penalties	9.0 min
	45	Shots	22

30 June 18:00

United States

10–5 (1–0, 5–0, 2–3, 2–2)

Germany

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad

Game reference
	Thomas Tartaglione (24 saves / 29 shots)	Goalies	Jochen Vollmer (5 saves / 11 shots) Thomas Ower (11 saves / 15 shots)	Referees: Radim Prchal Petr Ulehla
	S. Gawrys (P. Maroon) – 10:10 1–0 P. Maroon (C. Yoder) – 13:51 2–0 P. Maroon (J. Beilsten) – 14:25 3–0 N. Sigmund (A. Miner) – 17:54 4–0 R. Rodriquez – 21:16 5–0 K. Kraemer (T. Tartaglione) – 21:44 6–0 S. Gawrys (P. Maroon) – 26:02 7–0 7–1 32:09 – P. Reimer (T. Greilinger) (PP) 7–2 33:08 – P. Buzas (S. Tolzer, D. Menge) (PP) K. Kraemer (P. Lee) – 33:28 8–2 8–3 35:39 – P. Buzas (A. Duck) K. Kraemer (P. Lee, S. Campbell) – 40:49 9–3 9–4 43:48 – P. Seifert 9–5 44:19 – P. Buzas (P. Reimer) K. Kraemer (P. Lee) – 46:11 10–5
	6.0 min	Penalties	3.0 min
	26	Shots	29

Qualification games[]

The last team from each group of the Preliminary Round competed in the Qualification Games against the top team from each group of the Division I tournament's Preliminary round. They were placed into two games: teams from Groups A and C played each other in Group A/C, while teams from Groups B and D played each other in Group B/D.

The two winners of these games advanced to the Top Division Playoff Round. In the Top Division Playoff Round, the winner of the A/C game was seeded A4, while the winner of the B/D game was seeded B4.

The two losers of these games were relegated to the Division I Playoff Round. In the Division I Playoff Round, the loser of the A/C game was seeded C1, while the winner of the B/D game was seeded D1.

	Team advanced to the Top Division Playoff Round
	Team competes in the Division I Playoff Round

Game A/C[]

Team	GP	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	DIF	PTS
Slovakia	1	1	0	0	0	6	2	+4	3
	1	0	0	0	1	2	6	−4	0

Time is local (UTC+2).

1 July 18:00

2–6 (0–1, 1–1, 0–2, 1–2)

Slovakia

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 293

Game reference
	Bernhard Starkbaum (20 saves / 25 shots)	Goalies	Jozef Ondrejka (29 saves / 31 shots)	Referees: Lars Brueggemann Jan Nordstrom
	0–1 09:03 – M. Cunderlik (B. Ertel, M. Galik) (PP) S. Wiedmaier (M. Altmann, G. Baumgartner) – 18:41 1–1 1–2 23:21 – M. Galik (B. Ertel, M. Cunderlik) (PP) 1–3 29:33 – H. Ruckay (M. Galik, M. Preisinger) 1–4 33:26 – H. Ruckay (M. Galik) D. Oberkofler (G. Baumgartner, G. Gruber) – 38:35 2–4 2–5 42:35 – H. Ruckay (M. Galik, L. Martinka) 2–6 45:59 – M. Cunderlik (J. Martinka, J. Ondrejka)
	3.0 min	Penalties	10.5 min
	31	Shots	26

Game B/D[]

Team	GP	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	DIF	PTS
Germany	1	1	0	0	0	3	2	+1	3
Great Britain	1	0	0	0	1	2	3	−1	0

Time is local (UTC+2).

1 July 16:00

Germany

3–2 (2–1, 0–0, 0–0, 1–1)

Great Britain

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 212

Game reference
	Jochen Vollmer (18 saves / 20 shots)	Goalies	James Tanner (26 saves / 29 shots)	Referees: Ulrich Erd Petr Ulehla
	P. Reimer (T. Greilinger) – 01:42 1–0 A. Duck (B. Blank, D. Menge) – 02:59 2–0 2–1 05:11 – D. Hutchinson (R. Moses, N. Finney) T. Greilinger (S. Tolzer, M. Bazany) – 42:01 3–1 3–2 46:37 – A. Pearman (P. Hamer)
	7.5 min	Penalties	4.5 min
	29	Shots	20

Playoff round[]

Bracket[]

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

A1

United States

9

B4

Slovakia

0

QF1

United States

12

QF2

Canada

3

B2

Finland

8

Final

A3

Canada

10

SF1

United States

4

SF2

Czech Republic

3

B1

Sweden

6

A4

Germany

4

QF3

Sweden

3

Bronze medal game

QF4

Czech Republic

4

A2

Czech Republic

7

SF1

Canada

6

B3

2

SF2

Sweden

7

Quarter-finals[]

All times are local (UTC+2).

2 July 14:00

Finland

8–10 (4–5, 2–1, 0–2, 2–2)

Canada

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 127

Game reference
	Simo Vehvilainen (16 saves / 22 shots) Petri Karhu (13 saves / 17 shots)	Goalies	Taylor Pears (18 saves / 22 shots) Brett Leggat (4 saves / 8 shots)	Referees: Ulrich Erd Roland Aumueller
	0–1 01:43 – C. Terry (J. Carter) 0–2 04:11 – J. Carter T. Makiaho (C. Miettinen, T. Kauppinen) – 06:31 (PP) 1–2 1–3 07:23 – T. Woods (J. Carter) T. Hannus (S. Viljakainen, S. Markkanen) – 07:41 2–3 J. Vihko (A. Tuominen, C: Miettinen) – 08:20 3–3 T. Makiaho (T. Virtala, T. Kauppinen) – 08:40 4–3 4–4 09:09 – D. Hammond 4–5 11:24 – C. Terry (D. Hammond, J. Carter) (PP) T. Makiaho (T. Virtala, S. Markkanen) – 13:07 5–5 S. Markkanen (T. Hannus, T. Virtala) – 15:39 (PP) 6–5 6–6 21:28 – C. Terry (D. Hammond) (PP) 6–7 30:11 – J. Carter 6–8 32:49 – C. Terry (D. Eison) 6–9 40:54 – T. Woods (F. Corbeil) T. Virtala (K. Lohtander, S. Markkanen) – 42:14 (PP) 7–9 7–10 45:48 – L. Ciotti (D: Hammond) T. Hannus (S. Markkanen, T. Makiaho) – 46:30 8–10
	7.5 min	Penalties	7.5 min
	30	Shots	39

2 July 16:00

Czech Republic

7–2 (1–1, 2–0, 4–0, 0–1)

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 86

Game reference
	Roman Handl (12 saves / 14 shots)	Goalies	Gasper Kroselj (20 saves / 27 shots) Luka Gracnar (3 saves / 3 shots)	Referees: Kevin Lord Don Moffatt
	0–1 07:14 – J. Loboda (R. Ticar, M. Kralj) (PP) M. Vavrusa (P. Strycek) – 10:50 1–1 J. Rudovsky (M. Vavrusa) – 23:02 (SH) 2–1 M. Vozdecky (P. Sebek, P. Strycek) – 23:43 3–1 J. Polandsky (P. Sebek, M. Vozdecky) – 27:06 (PP) 4–1 J. Besser (D. Sebek, L. Vlcek) – 27:54 (PP) 5–1 M. Vozdecky 6–1 J. Polansky (P. Sebek, M. Vozdecky) – 34:53 7–1 7–2 38:23 – S. Rajsar (K. Ograjensek)
	6.0 min	Penalties	4.5 min
	30	Shots	14

2 July 18:00

United States

9–0 (3–0, 2–0, 2–0, 2–0)

Slovakia

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 172

Game reference
	Thomas Trataglione (16 saves / 16 shots)	Goalies	Jozef Ondrejka (33 saves / 42 shots)	Referees: Jan Nordstrom Petr Ulehla
	J. Chavira (N. Sigmund) – 00:49 1–0 C. Yoder (S. Gawrys) – 03:45 (PP) 2–0 G. Osterkamp (J. Beilsten) – 10:20 (SH) 3–0 N. Sigmund – 16:17 4–0 S. Gawrys (P. Maroon, C. Yoder) – 23:27 5–0 P. Maroon (S. Gawrys) – 34:17 6–0 J. Beilsten (S. Gawrys, P. maroon) – 35:17 (PP) 7–0 K. Kraemer – 38:09 8–0 N. Sigmund (G. Osterkamp) – 45:26 9–0
	3.0 min	Penalties	9.0 min
	42	Shots	16

2 July 20:00

Sweden

6–4 (3–1, 1–1, 1–1, 1–1)

Germany

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 667

Game reference
	Dennis Karlsson	Goalies	Thomas Ower	Referees: Jeffrey Scott Crt Kralj
	A. Svensson (R. Wallin) – 01:28 1–0 D. Axelsson (D. Wessner, M. Thelander) – 02:49 2–0 K. Luukkonen – 07:45 3–0 3–1 08:27 – A. Duck (P. Buzas, B. Blank) D. Axelsson (M. Nygren) – 12:17 (PP) 4–1 4–2 17:53 – B. Blank (A. Duck) (PP) D. Axelsson (M. Thelander) – 32:06 5–2 5–3 34:03 – T. Greilinger (P. Reimer, H. Holscher) (PP) D. Axelsson (M. Thelander) – 38:56 6–3 6–4 43:42 – T. Greilinger (M. Bazany, P. Reimer)
	9.0 min	Penalties	10.5 min
	40	Shots	30

Placement[]

7/8 placement[]

Time is local (UTC+2).

3 July 14:00

Slovakia

4–6 (1–2, 2–1, 1–2, 0–1)

Germany

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 48

Game reference
	Jozef Ondrejka (38 saves / 44 shots)	Goalies	Jochen Vollmer (11 saves / 14 shots) Thomas Ower (17 saves / 18 shots)	Referees: Jan Nordstrom Tony Kuloaro
	0–1 04:27 – T. Greilinger (A. Duck, P. Reimer) 0–2 04:46 – A. Duck (P. Seifert) H. Ruckay (M. Galik, B. Ertel) – 10:01 1–2 M. Siller (P. Trska) – 14:38 (PP) 2–2 2–3 21:02 – H. Holscher (M. Bazany) H. Ruckay (M. Cunderlik) – 22:43 3–3 M. Cunderlik (H. Ruckay, B. Ertel) – 25:42 4–3 4–4 32:47 – H. Holscher (T. Greilinger) (PP) 4–5 33:26 – A. Duck (B. Friedl) 4–6 40:19 – A. Duck (P. Buzas, P. Seifert) (PP)
	9.0 min	Penalties	3.0 min
	32	Shots	44

5/6 placement[]

Time is local (UTC+2).

3 July 16:00

9–5 (1–0, 2–3, 2–1, 4–1)

Finland

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 88

Game reference
	Gasper Kroselj (33 saves / 38 shots)	Goalies	Petri Karhu (32 saves / 41 shots)	Referees: Lars Brueggemann Niklas Lindberg
	R. Sabolic (D. Zemva) – 05:29 1–0 M. Erman (M. Kralj) – 15:55 2–0 2–1 16:33 – T. Virtala (T. Kauppinen) 2–2 18:40 – K. Lohtander (S. Viljakainen, S. Markkanen) Z. Jeglic (R. Ticar) – 19:16 3–2 3–3 20:48 – R. Lehtila (T. Hannus) R. Ticar (Z. Jeglic) – 24:35 4–3 Z. Jeglic (R. Ticar) – 27:26 5–3 5–4 28:11 – T. Suhonen (T. Virtala, S. Markkanen) Z. Jeglic (R. Ticar, M. Kralj) – 42:29 (PP) 6–4 R. Sabolic (D. Zemva) – 43:36 7–4 Z. Jeglic (R. Ticar) – 43:42 8–4 8–5 44:55 – T. Lauren R. Sabolic – 47:01 9–5
	3.0 min	Penalties	7.5 min
	41	Shots	38

Semi-finals[]

All times are local (UTC+2).

3 July 18:00

United States

12–3 (3–0, 2–0, 5–2, 2–1)

Canada

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 329

Game reference
	Troy Redmann (17 saves / 20 shots)	Goalies	Brett Leggat (15 saves / 20 shots) Taylor Pears (12 saves / 19 shots)	Referees: Radim Prchal Mikael Sjoqvist
	P. Maroon (S. Gawrys) – 03:11 (PP) 1–0 S. Gawrys (C. Yoder, A. Miner) – 06:17 2–0 N. Sigmund – 08:18 (SH) 3–0 P. Maroon (C. Yoder, J. Beilsten) – 13:00 (PP) 4–0 K. Kraemer (S. Campbell) – 19:07 5–0 G. Osterkamp (P. Maroon, S. Gawrys) – 25:04 (PP) 6–0 S. Campbell (K. Kraemer) – 26:18 7–0 7–1 28:12 – T. Woods (J. Carter) S. Gawrys (C. Yoder) – 28:41 8–1 S. Gawrys (P. Maroon) – 28:51 9–1 K. Kraemer (A. Minder, G. Osterkamp) – 32:03 10–1 10–2 34:29 – D. Hammond (C. Terry) 10–3 42:20 – D. Hammond J. Chavira – 45:59 11–3 P. Lee – 47:49 12–3
	3.0 min	Penalties	6.0 min
	39	Shots	20

3 July 20:00

Sweden

3–4 (0–1, 1–0, 0–1, 2–2)

Czech Republic

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 629

Game reference
	Dennis Karlsson (17 saves / 21 shots)	Goalies	Roman Handl (36 saves / 39 shots)	Referees: Kevin Lord Carl Friday
	0–1 07:27 – Z. Kubica (D. Sebek, L. Vlcek) D. Axelsson (R. Wallin, M. Nygren) – 17:35 (PP) 1–1 1–2 31:31 – J. Polansky (P. Sebek, P. Strycek) M. Weinstock (M. Thelander) – 39:24 2–2 D. Axelsson (D. Wessner) – 41:35 3–2 3–3 43:50 – J. Rudovsky (P. Sebek) 3–4 46:22 – M. Vozdecky (P. Strycek)
	10.5 min	Penalties	9.0 min
	39	Shots	21

Bronze medal game[]

Time is local (UTC+2).

4 July 16:00

Canada

6–7 (0–3, 2–1, 1–2, 3–1)

Sweden

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 1,150

Game reference
	Brett Leggat (26 saves / 33 shots)	Goalies	Dennis Karlsson (34 saves / 40 shots)	Referees: Roland Aumueller Radim Prchal
	0–1 00:14 – A. Bergstrom (M. Thelander, A. Svensson) 0–2 05:21 – P. Lund (S. Olsson) 0–3 09:37 – D. Axelsson (A. Svensson, M. Thelander) (PP) T. Woods (C. Terry) – 18:13 (PP) 1–3 K. Benjaminsen – 18:50 2–3 2–4 21:42 – M. Nygren (M. Weinstock, D. Brolin) (PP) 2–5 31:53 – A. Svensson (K. Luukkonen) C. Terry (D. Hammond) – 32:46 3–5 3–6 34:05 – A. Svensson (K. Luukkonen) D. Hammond (C. Terry, K. Benjaminsen) – 37:15 (PP) 4–6 4–7 40:01 – M. Weinstock (D. Brolin) (PP) F. Corbeil – 44:18 5–7 D. Hammond (K. Benjaminsen) – 47:30 6–7
	25.0 min	Penalties	22.0 min
	40	Shots	33

Gold medal game[]

Time is local (UTC+2).

4 July 18:00

Czech Republic

3–4 (1–1, 0–1, 1–1, 1–1)

United States

Löfbergs Lila Arena, Karlstad Attendance: 1,537

Game reference
	Roman Handl (23 saves / 27 shots)	Goalies	Troy Redmann (18 saves / 21 shots)	Referees: Jan Nordstrom Mikael Sjoqvist
	0–1 03:45 – K. Kraemer (P. Lee) M. Vozdecky (J. Polansky, P. Sebek) – 04:37 1–1 1–2 17:09 – K. Kraemer (P. Lee) P. Sebek (A. Jirik) – 27:54 2–2 2–3 30:49 – P. Maroon (J. Beilsten) J. Polansky (M. Vozdecky) – 38:31 3–3 3–4 42:54 – S. Gawrys (P. Maroon, C. Yoder)
	3.0 min	Penalties	3.0 min
	21	Shots	27

Ranking and statistics[]

2010 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship Winners  United States 5th title Tournament Awards[] Best players selected by the directorate: Best Goalkeeper: Roman Handl Best Defenseman: Sami Markkanen Best Forward: Nathan Sigmund Most Valuable Player: Dick Axelsson

Final standings[]

The final standings of the tournament according to IIHF:

Rk.	Team
	United States
	Czech Republic
	Sweden
4.	Canada
5.
6.	Finland
7.	Germany
8.

Scoring leaders[]

List shows the top skaters sorted by points, then goals. If the list exceeds 10 skaters because of a tie in points, all of the tied skaters are shown.

Player	GP	G	A	Pts	+/−	PIM	POS
Dick Axelsson	6	14	2	16	+9	16.0	FW
Andreas Svensson	6	8	7	15	−1	3.0	DF
Kyle Kraemer	6	11	3	14	+13	1.5	FW
Shawn Gawrys	6	9	5	14	+5	6.0	FW
Patrick Maroon	6	7	7	14	+5	0	FW
Sami Markkanen	5	4	10	14	−1	0	DF
David Hammond	6	8	4	12	−2	3.0	FW
Ziga Jeglic	5	7	5	12	−1	0	FW
Marcus Weinstock	6	6	6	12	−6	1.5	FW
Patrik Sebek	6	4	8	12	+3	0	DF
Daniel Wessner	6	3	9	12	+4	7.5	FW

Leading goaltenders[]

Only the top five goaltenders, based on save percentage, who have played 40% of their team's minutes are included in this list.

Player	TOI	SA	GA	GAA	Sv%	SO
Troy Redmann	138:28	68	6	1.56	91.18	1
Roman Handl	251:50	128	14	2.00	89.06	1
Thomas Tartaglione	147:27	62	7	1.71	88.71	1
Bernhard Starkbaum*	117:51	120	18	5.50	85.00	0
Thomas Ower	159:51	110	17	3.83	84.55	0

See also[]

• 2010 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship Division I
• 2009 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship
• 2011 IIHF InLine Hockey World Championship

References[]