Red, White, and Gold
Canada at the World Junior Championships 1974-1999
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Paperback / softback
- ISBN
- 9781550223828
- Publish Date
- Dec 1998
- List Price
- $24.95
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The first ever in-depth analysis of Canada’s hockey teams at the World Junior Championships, it traces teams’ participation from the early years when the tournament was an invitational (197476), through the first official years when players such as Wayne Gretzky, Dino Ciccarelli, and Mike Gartner played for Canada, to the recent years of Paul Kariya, Eric Lindros, and Jason Allison. The book examines the World Juniors chronologically, year by year, including a preview chapter to the 1999 championships in Winnipeg. It provides the most comprehensive anecdotal, factual, and statistical information ever compiled for the world’s most prestigious junior tournament. In addition, each chapter is accompanied by rarely seen and never-before published photographs. It also includes a guide and record book for the World Juniors, information about all 386 players who have represented Canada over the years, and every team and individual record imaginable. Red, White, and Gold is an officially licensed product of both Canadian Hockey and the International Ice Hockey Federation.
About the author
ANDREW PODNIEKS is the bestselling author of more than forty-five books, including World of Hockey: Celebrating 100 Years of the IIHF; The Complete Hockey Dictionary; Justin Morneau: All-Star Ball Star; GEM Hockey; and A Day in the Life of the Maple Leafs. Please visit www.andrewpodnieks.com for more on the author.]]>
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