Texas Lacrosse Teams: Exploring the Thriving Lacrosse Scene in the Lone Star State

What are the top lacrosse teams in Texas. How has the sport grown in popularity across the state. Where can young athletes find competitive lacrosse opportunities in Texas. What major tournaments and events showcase Texas lacrosse talent.

The Rise of Lacrosse in Texas: A Growing Sports Phenomenon

Lacrosse has been experiencing a significant surge in popularity across Texas in recent years. This traditionally East Coast sport has found fertile ground in the Lone Star State, with youth and high school programs sprouting up in major cities and suburban areas alike. The growth of lacrosse in Texas can be attributed to several factors, including increased exposure through college sports broadcasts, the influx of transplants from lacrosse-heavy regions, and the sport’s fast-paced, exciting nature that appeals to young athletes.

The Texas Chapter of USA Lacrosse has played a crucial role in fostering this growth, providing resources, organizing events, and promoting the sport throughout the state. As a result, Texas has seen a remarkable increase in the number of youth and high school teams, as well as the quality of play across all levels.

Notable Texas Lacrosse Teams Making Waves in the Sport

Several Texas lacrosse teams have gained recognition for their competitive play and strong programs. Some of the notable teams include:

• Iron Horse Lacrosse (Dallas, Austin, Houston)
• StickStar: Dallas Select
• Texas Knights
• Chaos Dallas
• NorthStar
• Storm Lacrosse TX
• Venom Lacrosse

These teams have consistently performed well in local and regional tournaments, helping to put Texas on the map in the national lacrosse scene. Their success has inspired more young athletes to take up the sport and has contributed to the overall growth of lacrosse in the state.

The Texas Two-Step Dallas: A Premier Lacrosse Tournament

One of the most significant events in the Texas lacrosse calendar is the Texas Two-Step Dallas tournament. This annual competition brings together top teams and programs from across the Texas area for a weekend of high-level lacrosse action. The event, typically held in June, showcases the best talent the state has to offer and provides a platform for young athletes to compete and gain exposure.

Key Details of the Texas Two-Step Dallas Tournament

• Date: Usually held in mid-June (e.g., June 17-18, 2023)
• Location: Carpenter Park, 6701 Coit Rd, Plano, TX 75024
• Divisions: Boys’ teams ranging from high school (2024-2027) to youth (2028-2034)
• Format: Minimum of 5 games per team, with championship games for division winners
• Venue: Newly renovated Carpenter Park Athletic Sports Complex, featuring artificial turf fields and modern amenities

The tournament’s structure ensures that teams get plenty of playing time and competitive matchups. With divisions spanning from high school to youth levels, the Texas Two-Step Dallas provides opportunities for players of all ages to showcase their skills and compete against top-tier opponents.

Youth Lacrosse Development in Texas: Nurturing Future Stars

The growth of youth lacrosse programs in Texas has been instrumental in developing a strong foundation for the sport in the state. Many organizations and clubs have emerged to provide young athletes with opportunities to learn and play lacrosse from an early age. These programs focus on teaching fundamental skills, fostering a love for the game, and preparing players for higher levels of competition.

Benefits of Youth Lacrosse Programs

• Skill development from an early age
• Introduction to teamwork and sportsmanship
• Physical fitness and coordination improvement
• Opportunities for social interaction and making friends
• Potential pathway to high school and college lacrosse

Many Texas lacrosse clubs offer programs for various age groups, allowing young players to progress through different levels as they grow and improve their skills. This structured approach helps create a pipeline of talent that feeds into high school and potentially college programs.

High School Lacrosse in Texas: Competitive Landscape and College Recruitment

High school lacrosse in Texas has become increasingly competitive in recent years, with many schools fielding strong teams and producing talented players. The Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) oversees the sport at the high school level, organizing competitions and promoting growth across the state.

For aspiring college athletes, high school lacrosse in Texas provides a platform to showcase their skills and attract the attention of college recruiters. Many Texas high school players have gone on to play at the collegiate level, both within the state and at prestigious programs across the country.

College Recruitment Opportunities in Texas Lacrosse

• Participation in high-profile tournaments like the Texas Two-Step Dallas
• Exposure to college coaches through showcase events and clinics
• Opportunity to compete against top-tier talent from across the state
• Potential for highlight videos and recruiting profiles through partnerships with video production companies

The increasing quality of play in Texas high school lacrosse has led to greater recognition from college programs, opening up more opportunities for local players to continue their athletic careers at the next level.

Lacrosse Facilities and Infrastructure in Texas: Supporting the Sport’s Growth

As lacrosse continues to gain popularity in Texas, there has been a corresponding investment in facilities and infrastructure to support the sport’s growth. Many cities and towns across the state have recognized the need for dedicated lacrosse fields and multi-use sports complexes that can accommodate the increasing number of players and teams.

Notable Lacrosse Facilities in Texas

• Carpenter Park Athletic Sports Complex (Plano): Recently renovated with artificial turf fields and modern amenities
• Houston Sports Park: Features multiple fields suitable for lacrosse and other sports
• Round Rock Multipurpose Complex: State-of-the-art facility hosting various sports events, including lacrosse tournaments
• Dallas Lacrosse Academy: Indoor facility offering year-round training opportunities

These facilities not only provide spaces for teams to practice and compete but also serve as venues for major tournaments and events that attract teams from across the state and beyond. The investment in quality infrastructure has been crucial in supporting the growth and development of lacrosse in Texas.

The Role of Coaches and Volunteers in Texas Lacrosse

Behind every successful lacrosse program and team in Texas are dedicated coaches and volunteers who invest their time and energy into growing the sport. These individuals play a crucial role in developing young talent, organizing events, and promoting lacrosse within their communities.

Contributions of Coaches and Volunteers

• Skill development and tactical training for players
• Mentorship and guidance for young athletes
• Organization of local leagues and tournaments
• Fundraising and resource management for teams and clubs
• Promotion of lacrosse in schools and communities

Many coaches in Texas lacrosse programs bring experience from playing at the collegiate level or in other competitive environments. Their expertise helps elevate the quality of play and provides valuable insights for aspiring players. Additionally, parent volunteers and community supporters contribute countless hours to ensure the smooth operation of teams and events, further fueling the growth of lacrosse in the state.

Challenges and Opportunities for Lacrosse in Texas

While lacrosse has experienced significant growth in Texas, the sport still faces certain challenges as it continues to establish itself in the state’s competitive sports landscape. However, these challenges also present opportunities for further development and innovation within the Texas lacrosse community.

Challenges Facing Texas Lacrosse

• Competition with more established sports like football and baseball for resources and talent
• Limited availability of experienced coaches and officials in some areas
• Need for continued investment in facilities and infrastructure
• Raising awareness and interest in lacrosse among a broader audience

Opportunities for Growth and Development

• Expansion of youth programs to introduce more children to the sport at an early age
• Collaboration with schools to integrate lacrosse into physical education curricula
• Partnerships with professional lacrosse teams or players to increase visibility and interest
• Development of innovative training programs and technologies to enhance player development

By addressing these challenges and capitalizing on opportunities, the Texas lacrosse community can continue to grow and thrive, potentially becoming a major hub for the sport in the coming years.

The Future of Lacrosse in Texas: Trends and Predictions

As lacrosse continues to gain momentum in Texas, several trends and predictions suggest a bright future for the sport in the Lone Star State. The growing popularity among youth and high school athletes, combined with increased investment in facilities and programs, points to a continued upward trajectory for Texas lacrosse.

Emerging Trends in Texas Lacrosse

• Increased participation in lacrosse at the middle school level
• Growing interest from colleges and universities in recruiting Texas lacrosse players
• Rise of specialized training programs and clinics focusing on specific aspects of the game
• Integration of technology and data analytics in player development and team strategies

Predictions for the Future of Texas Lacrosse

• Establishment of professional or semi-professional lacrosse teams in major Texas cities
• Expansion of college lacrosse programs within the state
• Increased national recognition for Texas lacrosse talent and teams
• Development of year-round lacrosse opportunities, including indoor leagues and tournaments

As these trends continue to evolve, Texas is poised to become an increasingly important player in the national lacrosse scene, potentially rivaling traditional lacrosse hotbeds in the coming decades.

The growth of lacrosse in Texas represents a significant shift in the state’s sports culture, introducing a new and exciting option for athletes and fans alike. With continued support from the lacrosse community, dedicated coaches and volunteers, and ongoing investment in infrastructure and programs, the future of lacrosse in Texas looks bright indeed. As more young athletes discover the thrill of the sport and the opportunities it presents, Texas lacrosse is set to make an indelible mark on the national stage, fostering a new generation of talented players and passionate supporters.

Texas Two-Step Dallas – Aloha Lacrosse

Texas Two-Step Dallas

June 17-18, 2023

The Texas Two-Step Lacrosse Tournament brings top teams and programs from the Texas area to Dallas for a weekend of competitive lacrosse. The event takes places at the newly renovated Carpenter Park Athletic Sports Complex which includes the addition of four new artificial turf athletic fields, new field lighting, and regrading of the entire site.  Each team will play a minimum of 5 games and each division will play to a Championship. 

Event Details

Date: 

June 17-18, 2023

Location: 

Carpenter Park

6701 Coit Rd, Plano, TX 75024

Boys HS: $1600

Boys Youth: $1450

Boys 2032 (7 v 7) : $1000

Boys 2033/2034 (6 v 6 with hector) $1000

All teams will play 5 games, 2 20 minute halves

If you win your pool you will play a 6th game for a Championship.

Divisions

Boys

• 2024
• 2025
• 2026
• 2027
• 2028
• 2029
• 2030
• 2031
• 2032 (7v7 with goalie) 
• 2033/2034 (6 v 6 with no goalie, Hector the Rejector) 2-2-2 with Hector

Schedule Can Be Found HERE

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Carpenter Park

6701 Coit Rd, Plano, TX 75024

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NLV is the official and exclusive video company for this event. As such, they are the only party permitted to provide commercial and elevated filming services to the high school divisions at this event. Any unauthorized elevated filming is strictly prohibited and will be enforced on-site.

Spectators may film their own matches for personal use, so long as it does not interfere with NLV’s ability to record matches and they do not use elevated filming equipment that extends more than 1 foot above their natural head height.

No Veo cameras, Trace cameras, Hi-Pods, or other devices on similar nature will be permitted to record the high school age divisions. Violators of this policy will be made to remove their equipment and subject to action by NLV to exercise their legal media rights to this event.

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Why Aloha Tournaments

• Competitive and Balanced Divisions
• Accommodating to Grad-Year and Age-Based teams
• Team and Family Friendly Scheduling
• Premier High School Recruiting Opportunities
• First Class Venues With Ample Parking
• Best-In-Class Customer Care and Attention All Year Long
• Unparalleled Player and Fan Experience
• Prizes for Champions

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Aloha Lacrosse Rules of Play

**All Players must complete the online player waiver prior to participation. Mouth guards (of any color/design) must be worn at all times along with appropriate equipment.** 

All Aloha Tournament events are smoke free, pet free and alcohol-free events. No grills, generators, noisemakers, or air horns are allowed.  Thank you for respecting our fans and players! 

RULES:

NFHS/USA Lacrosse/Modified NCAA rules with the following modifications and/or points of emphasis.

SAFETY

In the event of any inclement weather, extreme temperature, visibility issue and/or dangerous field conditions our Directors may recommend modifications to game time for safety reasons.

All rules will be in accordance with Current NCAA standards unless otherwise noted. Tournament will consist of pool play games and playoffs.

GAME TIME:

Playing time will consist of 2 twenty-minute running time halves with a 3-minute halftime.  Games will begin promptly.

One (1) 45 second timeout will be permitted in every game. The clock will stop for the timeout and it may be called at any time during the game.

Pool Play Overtime – There is no overtime in pool play. Each team will receive 1 point.

Playoff Overtime – In the event of a tie in the playoffs, overtime will consist of a 4-minute sudden victory overtime period followed by a 1v1 Brave Heart. If a goalie crosses the midfield line his teammate must stay onside. If a foul is committed, the offending player will be placed 5 yards behind the player with the ball.

Championship Overtime – Championship game will consist of unlimited 4-minute periods until a goal is scored. Each team will be awarded one time out and the clock will stop.

Club Boys Rules:

Games are running time, unless the Tournament Director communicates otherwise.

• • There will be no overtime in regulation games.
  • Penalties are running time starting on the whistle (30 or 60 Sec). Penalty time stops during injuries, time-outs, between quarters and halves, and while another penalty is being assessed. Penalties will not be time and a half

• FACEOFF RULES: No Motogrip, no Knee Down. Faceoff sticks require tape of a different color than your shaft

• • Substitutions will be on the fly only, except on a time serving penalty.  In that case the teams will have a quick substitution to get EMO or EMD on the field.
  • There will be no stick checks or requests by the opposing coaches. Sticks must meet either NCAA or NFHS standards.
  • No noise makers will be allowed at any field (horns, whistles, sirens, cowbells, etc.)  Offenders will be asked to leave the field.
  • Any player, fan or coach ejected from a game will be prohibited from competing in/coaching/watching his/her team’s next game. If a player/coach/fan is ejected for a second time he/she will be disqualified from the tournament.
  • Fighting is an automatic ejection from the game, and will be determined by the officiating crew of that game.
  • In the event of a forfeit, the winning team will be awarded 7 goals in reference to the 7 goal max differential. If a team forfeits a game, they will be ineligible for championship bracket play.
  • Official Scores will be kept by the field coordinator. Post game the field coordinator will certify the official score with both coaches and officials. Once scores are certified & reported they may not be challenged. If a dispute arises please call a tournament director to the field.  If a coach has concerns about the final score of a game, the coach should immediately bring the concern to the attention of the field coordinator and game referees prior to that score being reported to the tournament directors. Once reported, scores may not be challenged. Tournament Directors will only communicate with club directors and head coaches.
  • Substitution Box will be 10 yards in accordance with the 2019 NCAA rules.
  • Over and Back rules in effect. After offensive team touches ball in offensive zone, ball cannot cross midline.
  • No shot clock will be in effect, Officials will issue a stalling warning if the winning team is stalling, a timer on call will be assessed and the team has 30 seconds to get a shot on goal.

• MERCY RULE (Youth Divisions Only): Applied when there is a (7) goal deficit in pool play. Teams down by (7) or more goals will get a free clear after each goal. Coaches can agree to waive this rule. 

Boys 2024-2029 Rules:

• FACEOFF RULES: No Motogrip, no Knee Down. Faceoff sticks require tape of a different color than your shaft

• • Timeouts must be called on your offensive end in accordance with NCAA rules

• Clearing Counts of 20 seconds to cross midline and 10 seconds to advance the ball into the box. The leading team must keep it in the box with under 2 minutes left in the game if the opponent is within 3 goals.

• Quick Start: If an opposing player is within five yards of the player that has been awarded the ball, and the official blows the whistle to restart play, the opposing player is not allowed to defend the ball until he reaches a distance of five yards from the opponent. A violation will be a flag down (slow whistle) for delay of game.
• Over and Back rules in effect. After offensive team touches ball in offensive zone, ball cannot cross midline.
• No Crease Dives

Boys 2030 & Younger Rules:

• FACEOFF RULES: No Motogrip, no Knee Down. Faceoff sticks require tape of a different color than your shaft

• • No Counts. Exception is a 4 sec goalie count when clearing
  • No “take out” body checks. Body contact is allowed.
  • Sticks must be between 36″-72″
  • No Crease Dives
  • There will be no advancement rules

• FACEOFF RULES: No Motogrip, no Knee Down. Faceoff sticks require tape of a different color than your shaft

 All Levels

No deputy goalie allowed – no unprotected player is allowed in the goal circle at any time.

Roster Rules

• No player may compete, or be rostered, on more than one team during the tournament.

• Placement on a grade based team (2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030 and 2031/32) is dictated by the highest grade of any player on the team.

• Any violation of the tournament roster rules will result in forfeiture of any games in which the ineligible player participated and may result in disqualification from the tournament.

Scoring

Points will be awarded after each game in the following manner:

3 points for a win

1 points for a tie

0 points for a loss

Playoff Seeds

1) Head to Head

2) Goal differential (max 7 per game +/-)

3) Goals against

4) Coin flip.

In the event of a 3+ team tie, the tiebreaker process starts at step 2. Once a team is selected as winning the 3+ team tiebreaker. The process starts at step 1 once 2 teams are remaining.

LIGHTNING SAFETY:  Three (3) blasts of an air horn indicate LIGHTNING and all fields must be cleared IMMEDIATELY. Players and fans must go to the tournament’s designated safe shelter. Safe shelter is considered any fully enclosed building that involves plumbing and/or electrical wires that act to electrically ground the structure-places that people live or work.  If such a shelter cannot be found, take shelter in any vehicle with a hard metal roof and closed windows. No outdoor activities are to be resumed until 30 minutes after the last sign of lightning/thunder or the all-clear email has been received. For every strike observed, the 30-minute timer is reset. Five (5) blasts means the field is now open and play can resume.

HOT WEATHER SAFETY:  Tournament Director will monitor the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature. When indicated by the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature, tournament game times will be modified to comply with current recommendations.

ISSUES OR CONCERNS

Tournament Directors will only communicate with Club Directors and/or head coaches serving as deputy club directors on site. 

At Aloha Lacrosse, our tournaments and events are focused on promoting a fun and safe environment for all players, fans, coaches, and officials.  Any situations where gamesmanship or harassment has been brought to the attention of the tournament officials, will be reviewed by the tournament director upon request where they will deem if the actions need to be addressed. Spectators that show disrespect towards officials, players or coaches will not be tolerated. Should referees or tournament director deem a spectator, player, or coach needs to be removed from the site(s) of the tournament, it will be the responsibility of the coach from the offender’s team to remove the offender from the site(s).  If security is available at the event, security will be asked to escort the person off the premises, and they will no longer be able to attend the event. Decisions on the field will be the final ruling. Any player, fan or coach ejected from the game will be prohibited from competing in his/her team’s next game. 

WEATHER POLICY

In the event of adverse weather conditions, the tournament director reserves the right to:

• Reduce the game times in order to catch up with the schedule or cancel games as needed
• Finish games before inclement weather arrives or to preserve field conditions.
• Reschedule games, if possible.
• Convert tournament to a “Festival” format without playoffs or championships to provide the majority of the teams the opportunity to play as many games as possible.
• Every attempt will be made to update cancellations on the Aloha Tournaments website. However, weather conditions can change rapidly, and all teams should be prepared to play as soon as weather clears and fields are playable.

If thunder or lightning is observed at any location, play will be suspended immediately, and players and fans will be required to leave the field. Play will be allowed to resume 30 minutes after the last sound of thunder or sight of lightning is observed.  If a game is in progress:

• The period will end immediately.
• If a game is in the second half of running time period the game will be considered final and the score at that point will be recorded.
• If a game is in the first half of running time when play resumes it will be the start of the second half of the running time period.
• Every attempt will be made to begin subsequent games on time. If the start of the second half of the suspended game delays the onset of the subsequent game the following actions will occur:
• The suspended game will play a 20 minute running time second half.

Subsequent games will begin immediately after the preceding games (teams will warm up on the sideline prior to the game). These games will consist of one 25 minute running time period until games are back on schedule.  Teams will have one 30 second timeout per game not to be used in the last two minutes of the  game (the clock will not stop during these timeouts).

• Once games are back on schedule, they will revert back to  25 minute running time periods.
• We will make every attempt to play every minute of every game, but we will not jeopardize the safety of any player.
• All games canceled due to weather will be considered a 4 – 2 win for both teams.

TOURNAMENT POLICIES 

All Aloha Tournament events are smoke free, pet free and alcohol free events. No grills, generators, drones, noisemakers or air horns are allowed.  Thank you for respecting our fans and players! 

CREDIT & REFUND POLICY** 

INVOLUNTARY CANCELLATION POLICY – WEATHER, FACILITY CLOSURE, COVID-19, ETC. 

Deposits are non-refundable for all Aloha Tournaments Lacrosse team events. Teams attending an Aloha Tournaments Lacrosse team event must pay an initial deposit with the full balance due in full 60 days prior to the event. If an event is involuntarily cancelled, teams paid in full will be offered a 90% credit or a 50% refund of their paid in full balance. Those teams not paid in full (deposit only or partial balance) will receive a 50% credit of the balance paid. Credits or refunds will be processed a minimum of 60 days after the event. Aloha Tournaments Lacrosse will not be responsible for any ancillary or related expenses incurred by any individual, team, club or organization if the tournament is canceled in whole or in part. 

VOLUNTARY CANCELLATION POLICY – TEAM CHOOSES TO WITHDRAW 

Deposits are non-refundable for all Aloha Tournaments Lacrosse team events. Teams attending an Aloha Tournaments Lacrosse team event must pay an initial deposit with the final balance due in full 60 days prior to the event. If a team that has paid in full wishes to withdraw and submits a request at least 60 days prior to the scheduled event date, Aloha Tournaments Lacrosse will issue a full credit less the initial deposit amount or a full refund less the initial deposit amount. No credit or refund requests of any kind will be granted if a cancelation is made less than 60 days prior to the scheduled event date. Credits or refunds will be processed a minimum of 60 days after the date of the request to withdraw. Aloha Tournaments Lacrosse will not be responsible for any ancillary or related expenses incurred by any individual, team, club or organization if the team wishes to withdraw in whole or in part. 

REFUND POLICY 

• No refunds will be issues for any team that is disqualified due to a violation of roster or tournament rules. 
• No refunds will be issued for games cancelled for forfeits, no shows, etc.  

• No refunds will be issued for games shortened or cancelled due to weather. 
• No refunds will be issued for playoff or championship games canceled due to weather.  

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Georgetown Youth Lacrosse provides youth and teens (1-12th grades) the opportunity to participate in the exciting sport of lacrosse while learning the proper team and individual fundamentals needed to advance to the next levels. Not only does our organization encourage personal dedication and perseverance but we also value the importance of critical thinking during competitive play, the significance of good sportsmanship and teamwork, and the benefit of a healthy and active lifestyle.  If you are looking for an opportunity for your child to engage in lacrosse and you live in the GISD school district area, we welcome you to please consider joining one of our teams.

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Chance for revenge. Russian juniors will play with the Finns in the semi-finals of the world championship

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Junior Ice Hockey World Championship

TASS, May 4. The Russian national ice hockey team reached the semi-finals of the World Junior Championship (players under 18), beating the team of Belarus in the quarter-finals. For reaching the final, the Russians will compete with the Finns.

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At the group stage of the World Championship, the Russian junior team played in group B along with the Americans, Czechs, Finns and Germans, the teams played matches at the arena in the city of Frisco (Texas). From the first place in the playoffs, the Finnish team came out with nine points, the Russians became the second due to the fact that they lost to the Finns in a head-to-head meeting (3:4, in shootouts), the Americans were on the third line (8), on the fourth – Czechs (4). Teams from Canada, Sweden, Belarus, Switzerland and Latvia played in Group A, they played in Plano (Texas). The Canadian team took the first place in the table with 12 points out of 12 possible, the Swedes finished the group stage on the second line with nine points, the Belarusians were on the third (6), the Swiss became the fourth (3).

The teams that took the first two places in the group were forced to play quarterfinal matches in other arenas, so the Russian team moved to Plano. “The change of the palace to some extent influenced the game, the ice here is a bit different, perhaps it affected at some point in the match,” said head coach of the Russians Albert Leshchev after the match with the Belarusians. Forward of the Russian national team Danila Yurov noted that the playground in Plano was narrower than in Frisco. “The only difference in the arena – it seemed to me that it was already there; Belarusians had already played here, were more adapted to it and active, so at first we were crushed, but we still managed to show our game and win.”

However, in the first period, the Russians showed a decent game. The score was opened already in the fifth minute – Matvey Michkov, the tournament’s top scorer, scored his tenth goal at the World Championship. The Russian national team in the first third of the match looked more confident than the Belarusians, and in the second half of the first period received a double majority, which they were able to convert: Yurov doubled the advantage of his team with a powerful throw from the right face-off circle.

The Russians also started the second period better – in the third minute defender Artem Duda shot from the blue line for the third time through goalkeeper Tikhon Chaika. However, after that, the Belarusian national team seemed to come to their senses and played a different kind of hockey – Ilya Morozov and Fedor Nikolaenya were able to close the gap to the minimum in just three minutes. The score in the match by the end of the second period was 3:2 in favor of the Russian team.

But in the third game segment, the Russian hockey players still managed to bring the match to victory. Already in the first half, Ivan Miroshnichenko and Vsevolod Gaydamak distinguished themselves, which set the final score of the meeting – 5:2.

The path to the tournament

In the first match of the tournament, the Russian team played against the Americans. The Russians managed to win with a score of 7:6 in overtime, although during the meeting Leshchev’s team was losing with a score of 1:5. This match was the first in the history of the Russian junior team at the world championships, when the team managed to win back such a difference in the score.

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The second rival of the Russian national team was the Finnish team, the match against which took place the very next day after the game with the Americans. After the second period, the Russian hockey players were leading with a score of 3:1, but in the third game segment they allowed the opponent to recoup two minutes before the end of regular time and eventually lost in the shootout with a score of 3:4.

In the third match, the Russians defeated the German national team with a score of 6:1. Michkov scored four out of six goals, one of which was lacrosse-style.

In the final game of the group stage, the Russian team defeated the Czech team with a score of 11:1. The top scorer of the tournament Michkov, who currently has 12 points (10 goals + two assists), scored a hat-trick, Fedor Svechkov and Prokhor Poltapov scored doubles.

The second game against Finland

Also on Tuesday night, the other matches of the 1/4 finals of the tournament took place. The Russians were followed by the Canadians, who were opposed by the Czechs. The meeting ended for the latter not in the best way – after the defeat in the last match of the group stage from the Russian team (1:11), they could hardly oppose anything to the Canadians. The team from North America scored 10 goals, Connor Bedard and Dylan Gunther scored doubles. The Czechs responded with only three goals.

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At 01:30 Moscow time, the meeting between the Finns and the Swiss started. Hockey players from Finland turned out to be stronger, they scored two unanswered goals. Goalkeeper Aku Koskenvuo played the first clean sheet of the tournament.

The final match of the game day was the meeting between the teams of Sweden and the USA, which ended with the score 5:2 in favor of the Swedes. Double in the match marked Fabian Lucelle, who is the top scorer of his team with seven points (3+4).

In the semi-final, teams are reseeded based on the results in the group stage: position in the table, points scored, difference between goals scored and goals conceded, number of goals, seeded before the start of the tournament. The ranking at the end of the group round is as follows (from the first team to the last): Canada, Finland, Russia, Sweden, USA, Belarus, Czech Republic, Switzerland. In the semi-finals, the first team in the ranking will play with the last one, the second – with the penultimate one. Thus, the Russians will play with the Finns, and the Canadians will meet with the Swedish team. Semi-final matches will be held on the night of May 6.

“Our guys have taken an important step towards the main goal by beating their peers from Belarus. The work continues, it never stops. We will analyze this match and prepare for the semi-final meeting, the next game is the most important,” said the head of the headquarters of the Russian team , First Vice-President of the Russian Ice Hockey Federation (FHR) Roman Rotenberg.