2026-2027 IIHF World Junior Championship Schedule: Full Fixtures & Dates

The official schedule has now been released, and the IIHF World Junior Ice Hockey Championship 2026-27 runs from December 26, 2026, to January 5, 2027, in Canada. Edmonton and Red Deer, Alberta, will jointly host this championship at two venues (Rogers Place and Centrium). Ten national teams will participate in this tournament, divided into two groups and competing in a round-robin format.

World Junior Championship 2027 schedule overview showing the December 26, 2026 to January 5, 2027 tournament dates in Edmonton and Red Deer, Alberta, Canada.
DetailInfo
DatesDecember 26, 2026 – Jan 5, 2027
Host CountryCanada
Host CitiesEdmonton and Red Deer, Alberta
StatusOfficial Schedule Released
VenueRogers Place, Centrium
Teams10 Nations, 2 Groups
Total Games29 + 2 Exhibition Games
Defending ChampionSweden
TimezoneMountain Time (MT)
Last UpdatedOct 13, 2026

This World Junior Ice Hockey Schedule 2026-2027 covers confirmed matches, including dates, times, and fixtures.

Is the complete schedule released yet?

World Junior Championship 2027 schedule confirmed dates and tournament details

Yes, the International Ice Hockey Federation has now confirmed a preliminary game-by-game schedule.

World Juniors 2026-2027: Next Match Date, Time & Teams

🇨🇦 Canada vs Switzerland | Dec 26 | 5:00 PM MT | Rogers Place
🇺🇸 USA vs Germany | Dec 26 | 7:30 PM MT | Centrium
🇸🇪 Sweden vs Slovakia | Dec 27 | 2:30 PM MT | Centrium
🇨🇦 Canada vs Switzerland | Dec 26 | 5:00 PM MT | Rogers Place
🇺🇸 USA vs Germany | Dec 26 | 7:30 PM MT | Centrium
🇸🇪 Sweden vs Slovakia | Dec 27 | 2:30 PM MT | Centrium
World Junior Championship 2027 schedule venues in Edmonton and Red Deer

Full Game-by-Game Schedule & Fixtures

The Complete game-by-game schedule and fixtures for the 2026-27 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship have been released by officials now. The tournament will feature 31 games, including 2 pre-tournament exhibition games. All confirmed fixtures, match dates, timings, and venues are available below.

Saturday, December 26, 2026

G1 Group B Preliminary
12:00 PM
Czechia Czechia
VS
Norway Norway
📍 Edmonton
G2 Group A Preliminary
2:30 PM
Sweden Sweden
VS
Finland Finland
📍 Red Deer
G3 Group B Preliminary
5:00 PM
Canada Canada
VS
Switzerland Switzerland
📍 Edmonton
G4 Group A Preliminary
7:30 PM
United States USA
VS
Germany Germany
📍 Red Deer

Sunday, December 27, 2026

G5 Group B Preliminary
12:00 PM
Latvia Latvia
VS
Czechia Czechia
📍 Edmonton
G6 Group A Preliminary
2:30 PM
Slovakia Slovakia
VS
Sweden Sweden
📍 Red Deer
G7 Group B Preliminary
5:00 PM
Switzerland Switzerland
VS
Norway Norway
📍 Edmonton
G8 Group A Preliminary
7:30 PM
Germany Germany
VS
Finland Finland
📍 Red Deer

Monday, December 28, 2026

G9 Group A Preliminary
2:30 PM
Slovakia Slovakia
VS
United States USA
📍 Red Deer
G10 Group B Preliminary
5:00 PM
Canada Canada
VS
Latvia Latvia
📍 Edmonton

Tuesday, December 29, 2026

G11 Group B Preliminary
12:00 PM
Switzerland Switzerland
VS
Czechia Czechia
📍 Edmonton
G12 Group A Preliminary
2:30 PM
Finland Finland
VS
United States USA
📍 Red Deer
G13 Group B Preliminary
5:00 PM
Norway Norway
VS
Canada Canada
📍 Edmonton
G14 Group A Preliminary
7:30 PM
Sweden Sweden
VS
Germany Germany
📍 Red Deer

Wednesday, December 30, 2026

G15 Group B Preliminary
1:00 PM
Norway Norway
VS
Latvia Latvia
📍 Edmonton
G16 Group A Preliminary
4:30 PM
Germany Germany
VS
Slovakia Slovakia
📍 Red Deer

Thursday, December 31, 2026

G17 Group B Preliminary
12:00 PM
Latvia Latvia
VS
Switzerland Switzerland
📍 Edmonton
G18 Group A Preliminary
2:30 PM
Finland Finland
VS
Slovakia Slovakia
📍 Red Deer
G19 Group B Preliminary
5:00 PM
Czechia Czechia
VS
Canada Canada
📍 Edmonton
G20 Group A Preliminary
7:30 PM
United States USA
VS
Sweden Sweden
📍 Red Deer

Saturday, January 2, 2027

G21 Relegation
10:00 AM
5A
5A
VS
5B
5B
📍 Edmonton

Saturday, January 2, 2027

G22 Playoff · Quarterfinal
12:00 PM
TBD
TBD
VS
TBD
TBD
📍 Red Deer
G23 Playoff · Quarterfinal
2:30 PM
TBD
TBD
VS
TBD
TBD
📍 Edmonton
G24 Playoff · Quarterfinal
5:00 PM
TBD
TBD
VS
TBD
TBD
📍 Red Deer
G25 Playoff · Quarterfinal
7:30 PM
TBD
TBD
VS
TBD
TBD
📍 Edmonton

Monday, January 4, 2027

G26 Playoff · Semifinal
3:30 PM
TBD
TBD
VS
TBD
TBD
📍 Edmonton
G27 Playoff · Semifinal
7:30 PM
TBD
TBD
VS
TBD
TBD
📍 Edmonton

Tuesday, January 5, 2027

G28 Medal Game · Bronze
3:30 PM
L26
L26
VS
L27
L27
📍 Edmonton
G29 Medal Game · Gold
7:30 PM
W26
W26
VS
W27
W27
📍 Edmonton

Group A

Group A will play its preliminary round at Marchant Crane Centrium in Red Deer. The current provisional lineup includes Sweden, the United States, Germany, Slovakia, and Finland. Sweden enters the tournament as the defending champion after winning a Gold Medal in Minneapolis last year. Here are the Group A teams.

Note: The organisers can swap two teams that are equally ranked before the tournament begins.

Group B

Group B will play all its preliminary games at Rogers Place in Edmonton. The current provisional lineup includes Canada, Czechia, Latvia, Switzerland, and Norway. Norway earned promotion to this group after a strong finish at World Junior Ice Hockey 2025-2026. Here are the Group B teams.

Note: Red Deer will host 14 games in this tournament.

Tournament format and game Stages

The 2026-2027 World Jr. Ice Hockey Championship follows the same format and structure as recent editions. Ten national teams will be divided into two groups and compete in their preliminary-round matches. Top-performing teams advance to the playoff round. After the playoffs, winning teams advance to the Championship or Gold Medal game.

World Junior Championship 2027 tournament format and game stages

Preliminary Round Games

Each team will play four preliminary-round games against other teams in its group. Top-performing teams will move toward the playoff round. Group A games will be in Red Deer, and Group B games will be played in Edmonton. Preliminary performances decide the quarterfinal opponent.

Playoffs: Quarter-finals and Semi-finals

Two quarter-finals will be played at Centrium in Red Deer. All other remaining playoff matches will be played at Rogers Place in Edmonton. Semifinal winners advance directly to the gold medal game on January 5. Semifinal losers will compete against each other in the bronze medal game.

Final & Gold Medal Game

The gold medal match and the final will be played on January 5, 2027, at Rogers Place Arena in Edmonton, Alberta. The bronze medal match between the two teams that lost their semifinals will be played that same day.

Pre-tournament and exhibition games

Two pre-tournament exhibition games take place before the official World Junior Championship 2027 starts. These matches help the coaching staff finalize rosters and test lineups. However, the exact matchups, dates, and times have not yet been officially confirmed.

Canada Team Confirmed Match Schedule

The Canadian team will play against Czechia & Switzerland in its two preliminary-round matches in Edmonton on December 26 and 31, 2026. These two dates fall on Boxing Day and New Year’s Eve this year. Hockey Canada has already confirmed both dates through its official ticket sales packages. Opponents for these two matches will be Czechia & Switzerland.

Comparison of the 2027 schedule with previous World Junior Championships

The U20 WJC 2025-26 was held in Saint Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States. That edition also had 29 games, and Sweden won the gold medal. Here is a comparison between the 2026-2027 schedule vs previous junior championship.

Detail2025–262026–27
DatesDec 26 – January 5Dec 26 – January 5
Host LocationMinnesota, USAEdmonton and Red Deer, Canada
Host Venue1 Arena2 Arenas
Total Games2929 + 2 Exhibition
ChampionSwedenPending

Conclusion

The World Junior Championship 2027 runs from December 26, 2026 to January 5, 2027. All nations will play their preliminary-round games through December 31. Playoff opponents are still TBD until the preliminary round and the quarterfinals end.

Frequently Asked Questions

The full schedule has now been released, including preliminary-round matchups, game times, and venues.

Matches generally start at 12:00 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 5:00 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. MT, depending on the day and venue.

The tournament includes 29 official games plus two separate pre-tournament exhibition matches. Ten nations compete across the preliminary, quarterfinal, semifinal, and medal round games.