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Proposed Schedule For The
2010 Winter Games Hockey Competition


The 12 teams are divided into three groups

Group A:

Group B:

Group C:

CAN

RUS

SWE

USA

CZE

FIN

SUI

SVK

BLR

NOR

LAT

GER

PRELIMINARY ROUND - Venue Canada Hockey Place

Day

Date

Group

Time

Venue*

Game

Home

Away

1

Tue 16.02

A

12.00

CHP

1

USA

-

SUI

A

16.30

CHP

2

CAN

-

NOR

B

21.00

CHP

3

RUS

-

LAT

2

Wed 17.02

C

12.00

CHP

4

FIN

-

BLR

C

16.30

CHP

5

SWE

-

GER

B

21.00

CHP

6

CZE

-

SVK

3

Thu 18.02

A

12.00

CHP

7

USA

-

NOR

A

16.30

CHP

8

SUI

-

CAN

B

21.00

CHP

9

SVK

-

RUS

4

Fri 19.02

C

12.00

CHP

10

BLR

-

SWE

B

16.30

CHP

11

CZE

-

LAT

C

21.00

CHP

12

FIN

-

GER

5

Sat 20.02

A

12.00

CHP

13

NOR

-

SUI

B

16.30

CHP

14

LAT

-

SVK

C

21.00

CHP

15

GER

-

BLR

6

Sun 21.02

B

12.00

CHP

16

RUS

-

CZE

A

16.45

CHP

17

CAN

-

USA

C

21.00

CHP

18

SWE

-

FIN

 

7

Mon 22.02

DAY OFF

 

QUALIFICATION PLAYOFF

8

Tue 23.02

12.00

CHP

19

QP1

16.30

CHP

20

QP2

19.00

UBC

21

QP3

21.00

CHP

22

QP4

NOTES:

QP1 - if playing in Qualification playoffs, USA to play in the 12.00 game

QP2 - if playing in Qualification playoffs, CAN to play in the 16.30 game

 

QUARTER-FINAL ROUND

9

Wed 24.02

12.00

CHP

23

QF1

16.30

CHP

24

QF2

19.00

UBC

25

QF3

21.00

CHP

26

QF4

NOTES:

QF1 or QF4 - if qualified, USA to play in either the 12.00 or 21.00 game

QF2 - if qualified, CAN to play in the 16.30 game

 

10

Thu 25.02

DAY OFF

 

SEMI-FINAL ROUND

11

Fri 26.02

12.00

CHP

27

SF1

18.30

CHP

28

SF2

NOTES:

SF1 - if qualified, USA to play in the 12.00 game

SF2 - if qualified, CAN to play in the 18.30 game

 

BRONZE MEDAL GAME

12

Sat 27.02

19.00

CHP

29

BRONZE

 

GOLD MEDAL GAME

13

Sun 28.02

12

 

Explanation of the Olympic Ice Hockey Proposed Schedule:

At the conclusion of the 18-game Preliminary Round, all 12 teams will be ranked in a joint ranking "D". This ranking will be used for seeding the teams in the Qualification Playoff games and will used for calculating the Final Ranking at the conclusion of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games Men's Tournament.

After the Preliminary Round, 1D, 2D, 3D and 4D will receive a bye into the Quarter-finals and will be named as the Home Team for their Quarter-final pairing.

The Qualification Playoff games will be played in the following match-ups (Group E):
  • 5D - 12D (Winner will become E1)
  • 6D - 11D (Winner will become E2)
  • 7D - 10D (Winner will become E3)
  • 8D - 9D (Winner will become E4)

The four winning teams of the Qualification Playoff games will advance to the Quarter-final Round. The four losing teams of the Qualification Playoff games will be ranked 9 through 12 according to their ranking after the Preliminary Round.

The Quarter-final Games will be played with the following match-ups (Group F):

    • 1D - E4 (Winner will become F1)
    • 2D - E3 (Winner will become F2)
    • 3D - E2 (Winner will become F3)
    • 4D - E1 (Winner will become F4)

The Semi-Final games will be played with the following match-ups. The home team will be the higher ranked team as determined at the completion of the Preliminary Round (Group D):

    • F1 - F4
    • F2 - F3

NOTE: This is a schedule proposal for the Men's Ice Hockey Tournament at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver. It is subject to change.

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