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Latvia
Shirt badge/Association crest
AssociationLatvian Ice Hockey Federation
Head coachLatvia Artis Ābols
AssistantsLatviaKārlis Zirnis
LatviaEdgars Masaļskis
CaptainDans Ločmelis
Most pointsAleksandrs Ņiživijs (45)
IIHF codeLAT
First international
 Latvia 47 – 1Greece 
(Riga,Latvia; November 10, 1992)
Biggest win
 Latvia 47 – 1Greece 
(Riga,Latvia; November 10, 1992)
Biggest defeat
 Canada 16 – 0Latvia 
(Saskatoon,Saskatchewan,Canada; December 26, 2009)
IIHF World Junior Championship
Appearances31 (first in1993)
Best result7th (2022 (August),2025,2026)

TheLatvian men's national under 20 ice hockey team is the national under-20ice hockey team inLatvia. The team represents Latvia at theInternational Ice Hockey Federation'sIIHF World Junior Championship.

They have played at the top division of the tournament seven times; it has been at the top division since the2022 tournament, where Latvia was called up to replace Russia in the rescheduled tournament due to the country being banned from international ice hockey (Latvia had originally been promoted for2023). During the tournament, Latvia won its first-ever preliminary round game in the top division.[1] In the 2025 edition of the tournament, the Latvians had a major upset win over Canada, regarded as one of the best upsets in the history of the tournament.

History

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Graph shows Latvian results in IIHF World Championship since 1993.
DivisionChampionshipFinishRank
Pool CBelarus1993 MinskQualified25th (1st in Pool C Qualification)
Pool CDenmark1994 Odense/EsbjergPromoted18th (2nd in Pool C)
Pool C1Spain1995 PuigcerdaPromoted17th (1st in Pool C1)
Pool BPoland1996 Sosnowiec/TychyFinal round12th (2nd in Pool B)
Pool BUkraine1997 KyivGroup round12th (2nd in Pool B)
Pool BPoland1998 Sosnowiec/TychyFinal round14th (4th in Pool B)
Pool BHungary1999 DunaújvárosFinal round15th (5th in Pool B)
Pool BBelarus2000 MinskRelegation round17th (7th in Pool B)
Division IGermany2001 Landsberg/Füssenrelegated18th (8th in Division I)
Division IICroatia2002 ZagrebPromoted21st (2nd in Division IIA)
Division ISlovenia2003 BledGroup stage18th (4th in Division IB)
Division IGermany2004 BerlinGroup stage14th (4th in Division IA)
Division IEstonia2005 NarvaPromoted12th (1st in Division IB)
Top DivisionCanada2006 British Columbiarelegated9th
Division IDenmark2007 OdenseGroup stage13th (2nd in Division IA)
Division ILatvia2008 RigaPromoted12th (1st in Division IB)
Top DivisionCanada2009 OttawaRelegation round8th
Top DivisionCanada2010 Saskatchewanrelegated9th
Division IBelarus2011 BabruyskPromoted11th (1st in Division IA)
Top DivisionCanada2012 Calgary/EdmontonRelegation round9th
Top DivisionRussia2013 Ufarelegated10th
Division IPoland2014 SanokGroup stage12th (2nd in Division IA)
Division IItaly2015 AsiagoGroup stage13th (3rd in Division IA)
Division IAustria2016 ViennaPromoted11th (1st in Division IA)
Top DivisionCanada2017 Montreal/Torontorelegated10th
Division IFrance2018 Courchevel/MeribelGroup stage12th (2nd in Division IA)
Division IGermany2019 FüssenGroup stage14th (4th in Division IA)
Division IBelarus2020 MinskGroup stage12th (2nd in Division IA)
Division IDenmark2021 HørsholmCancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic[2]
Division IDenmark2022 HørsholmPromoted12th (2nd in Division IA)
Top DivisionCanada2022 EdmontonQuarterfinals7th
Top DivisionCanada2023 Halifax/MonctonRelegation Round9th
Top DivisionSweden2024 GothenburgQuarterfinals8th
Top DivisionCanada2025 OttawaQuarterfinals7th
Top DivisionUnited States2026 Minneapolis/Saint PaulQuarterfinals7th

References

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  1. ^Ellis, Steven."Latvia is the Little Team that Could at World Juniors".The Hockey News. Retrieved2022-08-22.
  2. ^"IIHF cancels Division I tournaments".iihf.com. 17 March 2019.
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