The Lion’s Wall Jussi Olkinuora won all the prizes at the World Championships – only Patrik Laine has reached a similar hat trick

The World Championships ended on Sunday with the Finnish Golden Festival. Canada crashed in the final Sakari Mannisen with extension batch paint 4–3. The Lions’ backman had brilliantly defeated in the tournament Jussi Olkinuora. He played eight matches with a rebound percentage of 94.8 and an average of 1.11 goals conceded.

Olkinuora’s top products also convinced the tournament directorate and the media. The Lion Guard was chosen as the most valuable player in the Games, the best in his place and the constellation.

Of the Finnish players, only a similar amount of prize money has been reached Patrik Laine. The paint cannon shone in the 2016 tournament, where Finland won silver. Laine banged 7 + 5 = 12 in 10 matches.

Now in the home competitions, only the Czech Republic broke the perfect straight line for Finns Roman Cervenkawho won the points exchange (5 + 12 = 17) and was chosen as the best striker in the tournament.

The best defender was the Lions’ best scorer Mikko Lehtonen (2 + 10) = 12.

In addition to Olkinuora and Lehtonen, Manninen reached the constellation from the Lion.

The title of Most Valuable Player has been shared since 1999. That’s when the title was grabbed Teemu Selänne. In addition to Olkinuora, Laine and Selänte, he has received the title Pekka Rinne in the year 2014.