2001 IIHF Women's World Championship

The 7th World Ice Hockey Championships women were held in the following locations and at the following times.

A total of 26 nations took part in these World Championships.

Also on the women it came to the restructuring of the lower leagues. The former B World Cup was renamed to Division I, the qualification for the World Cup in B- Division II It should also be I reduced from eight to six participants, the division, so that there were two relegated and not promoted this season. The Division II should continue to play with six teams, so a qualification with ten teams took place in 2001. For the extra teams, a Division III was introduced in 2003, had to dismount in the six of the ten teams this season.

  • 2.1 Preliminary
  • 2.2 final and classification matches
  • 2.3 final placement of the Division I
  • 2.4 and losers
  • 3.1 Group A
  • 3.2 Group B
  • 3.3 and losers

Top Division

The tournament of the top Division was held at six venues in the state of Minnesota in the United States: Blaine, Minneapolis, Fridley, Plymouth, Rochester and St. Cloud.

The Canadian Women's National Team remained in the tournament, and thus at the World Championships, undefeated and won his seventh world title in a row. The silver medal won the team of the United States, while the Russian national team won the bronze medal.

Group A

Games

Table

Group B

Games

Table

Play -downs

Play-offs

Semifinal

3rd Place Match

Final

Final placement of the top Division

Champion team

Awards

  • Best goalkeeper: Kim St-Pierre (Canada)
  • Best defender: Karyn Bye, (USA)
  • Best striker: Jennifer Botterill, (Canada)
  • Most valuable player Jennifer Botterill (Canada)

Best Scorer

Abbreviations: Sp = Matches, G = Goals, V = templates, Pts = Points, SM = penalty minutes; / - = Plus / Minus, fat: Turnierbestwert

Best goalkeepers

Abbreviations: Sp = Games, Min = Ice Age ( in minutes), SOG = Shots on goal, GT = Goals against, SO = shutouts, GAA = Gegentorschnitt, Sv = -held shots, Sv % = quota; Fat: Turnierbestwert

Division I

The tournament in the world championship of Division I was in Briancon, France, discharged.

Preliminary round

Finals and placement matches

Final placement of Division I

And losers

Qualification to Division II

The qualifying tournament for the 2003 World Championships Division II was held in Bucharest and Maribor. the two winners of Group A and B qualified for the Division II, while all the other teams were eligible for the Tournament Division III.

Group A

With four wins in four games, the Netherlands and the Italian team with three wins qualified.

Group B

In Group B, which qualified the Slovak and the British team with four and three wins in four games.

And losers

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