Boys 19 World Championship Bandy 2024
This is the official site for Boys 19 World Championship. Here, you will find all the necessary information about the World Championship in Oslo.
Welcome to Oslo and Norway!
The Norwegian Bandy Federation (NBF) is excited to announce that the World Championship in Bandy for Boys 19 will be hosted in Oslo from January 19-21, 2024.
This championship is a fantastic opportunity for young talent to showcase their skills and love for bandy. Oslo, with its beautiful scenery and rich culture, is the perfect setting for this international gathering. The Norwegian Bandy Federation is eager to share our city and our passion for bandy with participants and spectators. We invite fans and supporters to come and enjoy the matches at Voldsløkka in Oslo, creating an electric atmosphere and making this World Championship a memorable experience.
Let’s celebrate the spirit of bandy together, make new friends, and create lasting memories against the backdrop of Oslo’s charm. The Norwegian Bandy Federation looks forward to hosting an unforgettable event and sharing the joy of bandy with the global community!
Friday:
- 10:00: Norway vs. Finland (Nor-Fin)
- 14:00: Finland vs. Sweden (Fin-Swe)
- 18:00: Sweden vs. Norway (Swe-Nor)
Saturday:
- 10:00: Finland vs. Norway (Fin-Nor)
- 14:00: Norway vs. Sweden (Nor-Swe)
- 18:00: Sweden vs. Finland (Swe-Fin)
Sunday:
- 12:00: Final
19.01.24
10:00: Norway – Finland: 1-2
14:00: Finland – Sweden: 1-3
18:00: Sweden – Norway: 2-2
20.01.24
10:00: Finland – Norway: 0-3
14:00: Norway – Sweden: 0-7
18:00: Sweden – Finland: 4-3
FINAL
21.01.24
12:00: Sweden – Norway: 11-6
Number | Player | Club |
---|---|---|
1 | Alvin Unger | Edsbyns IF |
13 | Rasmus Karlsson | IFK Motala |
10 | Albin Bysell | Edsbyns IF |
16 | Axel Tapper | IK Sirius |
7 | Colin Dahlberg | IK Sirius |
14 | Eric Jältborn | Vetlanda BK |
8 | Gustaf Doktare | Katrineholm Bandy |
12 | Ivar Sundström | Edsbyns IF |
4 | Kalle Eriksson | Ljusdals BK |
2 | Melker Holmberg | Västerås SK |
11 | Oskar Alfredsson | Västerås SK |
9 | Rasmus Gustafsson | Ljusdals BK |
5 | Vilgot Müller | IK Tellus |
15 | Ville Thornberg | Villa Lidköping |
6 | Wilhelm Frimodig | Västerås SK |
3 | Wille Larsson | Sandvikens AIK |
Leaders:
Team manager: Christian Granqvist
Coach: Daniel Skarps
Assistant coach: Johan Berglund
Sharpener: Stefan Sandgren
Physio/Material: Annica Fredell
Number | Player | Club |
---|---|---|
12 | Henri Mattila | OLS |
1 | Eelis Laitinen | HIFK |
27 | Fredrik Laurila | Narukerä |
21 | Otto Huopalainen | Akilles |
74 | Joonatan Hämäläinen | Kampparit |
79 | Touko Tähtinen | Kampparit |
61 | Filip Svennas | Akilles |
6 | Milo Laurent | HIFK |
4 | Ilmari Pesonen | Botnia |
15 | Tarmo Ässämäki | Edsbyn |
66 | Iiro Väkiparta | HIFK |
20 | Sebastian Sauvala | Veiterä |
62 | Simo Vainikka | Vänersborg |
87 | Elmer Lönnberg | Akilles |
10 | Juuso Partanen | HIFK |
8 | Jonathan Hyttinen | Katrineholm |
Leaders:
Head Coach: Pekka Hiltunen
Team Leader: Pasi Hiltunen
Assistant Coach: Harri Hiukka
Materials Manager: Juha Niiranen
Player | Team |
1. Miko Hatlebrekke-Skjei | Hauger |
12. Eirik Rye-Pedersen | Røa |
5. Sivert Willoch-Haugen | Røa |
7. Haakon Mæhlum Johansen | Røa |
10. Henrik Tuseth | Røa |
18. Simen Farnes | Drammen |
15. Herman Blichfeldt Sundheim | Stabæk |
21. Mikkel Hartberg | Ullevål |
3. Andreas Dynge | Drammen |
8. Herman Nordby | Røa |
11. Daniel Pundsnes | Hauger |
2. Vetle Vidjeland | Stabæk |
16. Anton Philippenko | Røa |
22. Håkon Sæl Steen | Stabæk |
9. Tyler Myrmo | Edsbyn |
6. Bendik Gommerud | Mjøndalen |
Leaders:
National Team Captain Bjørn Buskqvist
Team Manager Anders M. Christensen
Materials Manager Yngve Mjåland
Head referees
Fredrik Bjørseth (NOR)
Daniel Labe (SWE)
Mats-Olof Gustafsson (FIN)
Assistant referees
Emil Larshans (SWE)
Joakin Grothaug (NOR)
Jami Pöysä (FIN)
Supervisors
Egil Larsen (NOR)
Pär Billsmon (SWE)
All tickets are sold directly at the arena. Tickets can be paid for with card, cash, or Vipps.
Ticket prices:
Single game: 150 NOK.
Day pass: 250 NOK.
Entire championship: 500 NOK.
All under 16 enter for free.
All matches are broadcasted live and ticket can be purchased here:
https://bandystream.ticketco.events/
Instructions for watching a match you have a ticket for
Open your mailbox and find your ticket.
The ticket is sent from «TicketCo AS»
If you want to watch the ticket on your computer, click the link in the e-mail.
If you want to see the match on another computer or in another browser
- Open this URL: https://ticketco.events/stream
- Enter the reference code on your ticket (5 characters)
To watch the match on on AppleTV or Android Smart TV
- Download the app TicketCo TV
- Enter the reference code on your ticket (5 characters)
Link to our official Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092315631933&locale=nb_NO
Link to our official Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/nbf_bandy/
All matches can be followed live on «Bandygrytan».
You can follow the group stage matches directly here: https://bandygrytan.se/#/competitions/2023/ttoD2XXrwyZRWVLOt9Pa
The final can be followed here: https://bandygrytan.se/#/competitions/2023/oYeiQ9aOYep6rpQM0pAY
You can also download their app on the App Store or Google Play: Bandygrytan.
All matches will be played at Ullernbanen, Lysehagen 44, 0382 Oslo
Transport:
You may travel with subway number 3 direction Kolsås and get off at Bjørnsletta stop. Travel time from the city center (Nationaltheateret) is about 15 minutes.
It’s reported to be cold in Oslo, especially on Friday. A warming room has been set up where spectators and supporters can warm up under and between matches. The warming room is inside the red clubhouse and marked with: warming room
Players, staff and referees
All players, staff and referees will live at Quality Hotel™ Hasle Linie, your base for the bandy World Cup, offers a central location just eight minutes from Oslo’s central hub by subway. Enjoy international bistro classics at The Social Bar & Bistro and stay fit at the 1600-square-meter Sterk Helse fitness center with discounted rates for guests.
The hotel has 211 rooms, including large family options and connecting double rooms. Consider our 475-square-meter Storsalen for conferences, accommodating up to 450 people. Book online or email us for conference inquiries.
Family, spectators and fans
Family, spectators, and fans can enjoy discounted rates at Thon Hotels. If you want to book a hotel with our favorable terms, you can make a reservation through this link: https://www.thonhotels.com/?firma=TH87825
Oslo is Norway’s capital and largest city. There are over one million inhabitants in Oslo, including eleven nearby municipalities.
The capital is a green city, which in 2019 was named Europe- an environmental capital.
Proximity to nature is one of the great advantages of the city. Ice skating and skiing in the winter – and sea and swimming in the summer. All just a quick T-bane ride away. Two-thirds of Oslo is covered by forests and parks and the fjord.
In 1918, Arnstein Arneberg and Magnus Poulsson won a competition to design City Hall, but three decades passed before it was completed and opened in 1950.
The town hall, also called the Festsalen, is one of Norway’s largest and most important representative rooms. It is in this room the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded.
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