2025 World Championship | NOTEBOOK

The Devils have five players taking part in the 2025 World Championship in Sweden and Denmark, running from May 9-25.

• Switzerland: Nico Hischier, Timo Meier, Jonas Siegenthaler
• Sweden: Jacob Markstrom
• Finland: Lenni Hameenaho

Check out the notebook below for the latest info, updates, stats, scores and more throughout the tournament as the Devils strive for gold on the world stage!

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May 12

SWITZERLAND 3, UNITED STATES 0

Jonas Siegenthaler scored his first goal of the tournament as Switzerland blanked the United States, 3-0, on Monday afternoon.

Siegenthaler, who was a plus-2 in 21:41 minutes, scored his goal late in the first period to make it a 2-0 game after Damien Riat opened the scoring. Dean Kukan added a goal and netminder Leonardo Genoni stopped all 23 shots against.

Devils captain Nico Hischier had a plus-1 in 19:05 minutes of ice time, while Timo Meier had a plus-1 in 16:04.

SWEDEN 2, FINLAND 1

Goalie Jacob Markstrom picked up his second win in as many games after stopping 18 of 19 shots against in a 2-1 win against Finland.

Markstrom has stopped 33 of 34 shots in his two games in the tournament thus far.

Leo Carlsson and Jonas Brodin each scored goals for the Swedes.

Devils prospect Lenni Hameenaho saw 14:39 minutes of ice time for Finland.

May 11

FINLAND 4, FRANCE 3 (OT)

Eeli Tolvanen (Seattle Kraken) scored with less than 30 seconds remaining in regulation for Finland to tie their game with France at three. The goal sent the game into overtime, where it took just 1:24 for Finland to strike again, Juuso Parssinen (New York Rangers) ending the game in extra time.

Finland dramatically outshot France, with 50 shots on net, compared to France’s 19.

The Devils had forward prospect Lenni Hameenaho, the youngest player on the roster, in the game for Finland. Hameenaho was held off the board in his second game at the tournament and finished with 12:42 of ice time.

May 10

SWITZERLAND 5, DENMARK 2

Nico Hischier scored his first two goals of the 2025 World Championship, bookending Switzerland's 5-2 win against Denmark on Saturday.

Hischier scored the opening goal in the first period and capped off the victory with the empty-net goal in the third while also contributing an assist for a three-point effort.

Devils teammate Timo Meier had a two-assist game.

Hischier had four shots on goal, finished a plus-3 in 17:59 of ice time, while Meier was a plus-two with two shots on goal in 17:53 of ice time. Defenseman Jonas Siegenthaler, who recorded his first point of the tournament in Switzerland’s opening game on Friday, was a plus-1 in 19:11 time on ice.

SWEDEN 4, AUSTRIA 2

Sweden posted their second tournament victory, defeating Austria 4-2 on Saturday. After securing a 5-0 shutout win on Friday, Devils goaltender Jacob Markstrom was given the game off, serving as a backup to Sam Ersson (Philadelphia Flyers).

May 9

SWEDEN 5, SLOVAKIA 0

Jacob Markstrom faced fifteen shots on Friday afternoon and stopped them all in a 5-0 shutout victory for the hometown Swedes against Slovakia.

The Swedes jumped out to a 3-0 lead after the opening 20 minutes and never looked back.

CZECHIA 5, SWITZERLAND 4 (OT)

In a rematch of the 2024 World Championship gold medal game, the outcome between Switzerland and Czechia was once again the same at the 2025 Worlds. Czechia that took the first game of the tournament between the two countries, winning with a 5-4 overtime score.

The Devils had three players participating, with only Jonas Siegenthaler contributing to the scoreboard for Switzerland. He received credit for the secondary assist on Switzerland's second goal.

Devils captain and Swiss captain Nico Hischier played 19:29 with two shots on goal and skated on a line with Devils teammate Timo Meier, who missed last year's tournament due to off-season surgery. Meier had one shot on goal and 20:21 of ice time, leading all Swiss forwards. Siegenthaler played 20:25 to lead all defensemen.

FINLAND 2, AUSTRIA 1

Finland began with a 2-1 victory over Austria on Friday. Lenni Hameenaho, the Devils' 2023 second-round pick who signed his Entry Level Contract on Thursday, contributed to the first Finnish goal by providing the secondary assist on Patrik Puistola’s opening goal.

Hameenaho finished the game a plus-1, with two shots on goal and an assist in 13:17 of ice time. At 20 years old, Hameenaho is the youngest player on Finland’s roster by four years. The next closest player in age to Hameenaho is New York Rangers forward Juuso Parssinen, who is 24 years old.

Tomorrow's schedule: Sweden vs. Austria, 10:20am ET; Denmark vs. Switzerland, 2:20pm ET

May 7 - The Swiss Devils Arrive!