Statistics Belarus Open League 2009-2010

Year: Stage: Position:

Nationality:

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
1.	Daniil Korzh	D	Sokil Kyiv	16	0	0	0	0	-1
2.	Nikita Vasiliev	D	Sokil Kyiv	10	0	0	0	0	0
3.	Andrei Tatarenko	D	Sokil Kyiv	14	0	0	0	0	0
4.	Marat Korabchevsky	F	Sokil Kyiv	7	0	0	0	0	0
5.	Konstantin Sharapov	F	HK Gomel	4	0	0	0	0	4
6.	Dmitri Isaenko	F	Sokil Kyiv	3	0	0	0	0	-1
7.	Sergei Golovanov	F	Sokil Kyiv	0	0	0	0	0	0
8.	Vladimir Romanenko	D	Sokil Kyiv	20	0	0	0	0	0
9.	Vitaly Voroshnov	F	Sokil Kyiv	6	0	0	0	0	0
10.	Artem Neverov	D	Sokil Kyiv	2	0	0	0	0	0
11.	Aleksandr Golomoziy	D	Sokil Kyiv	8	0	0	0	0	0
12.	Sergei Kharchenko	F	Sokil Kyiv	3	0	1	1	0	1
13.	Ruslan Sviridov	D	Sokil Kyiv	16	0	1	1	10	4
14.	Vyacheslav Shepelev	F	Khimvolokno Mogilev	7	1	0	1	0	-3
15.	Igor Slyusar	F	Sokil Kyiv	10	1	0	1	0	2
16.	Aleksandr Karaulshuk	F	HC Vitebsk	18	1	5	6	18	-3
17.	Vladimir Aleksyuk	D	Sokil Kyiv	38	1	6	7	34	6
18.	Evgeny Pastukh	RW	Sokil Kyiv	21	5	2	7	22	2
19.	Aleksandr Yakovenko	C	Sokil Kyiv	20	3	4	7	10	11
20.	Ruslan Bezschasny	F	Sokil Kyiv	21	4	4	8	10	4
21.	Dmitri Tolkunov	D	Sokil Kyiv	29	3	6	9	12	9
22.	Denis Isaenko	D/F	Sokil Kyiv	44	1	8	9	34	-3
23.	Artem Ostroushko	LD	Yunost Minsk	30	2	7	9	22	17
24.	Andrei Lupandin	D	Neman Grodno	40	3	6	9	57	2
25.	Nikolai Ladygin	D	Sokil Kyiv	41	2	8	10	18	13
26.	Valentin Oletski	RW	Sokil Kyiv	27	6	5	11	8	-5
27.	Vyacheslav Timchenko	RD	HC Vitebsk	47	1	10	11	52	-3
28.	Sergei Chernenko	F	Sokil Kyiv	28	4	8	12	14	1
29.	Yuri Gunko	D	Sokil Kyiv	30	2	11	13	40	4
30.	Oleg Blagoy	D	Neman Grodno	50	4	12	16	54	-4
31.	Yuri Lyaskovsky	D	HK Brest	35	4	13	17	30	-9
32.	Aleksandr Matveichuk	LW	Sokil Kyiv	35	6	12	18	71	13
33.	Aleksandr Pobedonotsev	D	Sokil Kyiv	34	7	11	18	32	10
34.	Dmitri Gorbunov	F	HK Brest	44	7	11	18	42	-11
35.	Yuri Dyachenko	F	Sokil Kyiv	39	12	8	20	48	1
36.	Dmitri Yakushin	D	HK Gomel	45	2	18	20	110	10
37.	Andrei Sryubko	D/F	Sokil Kyiv	47	10	12	22	76	21
38.	Oleg Krikunenko	F	Khimik-SKA Novopolotsk	50	7	16	23	92	-8
39.	Vitaly Liutkevich	D/F	Shakhtar Soligorsk	25	7	16	23	16	18
40.	Yuri Navarenko	D	HC Vitebsk	48	6	17	23	91	10
41.	Artem Bondarev	F	Neman Grodno	49	10	14	24	60	7
42.	Dmitri Nimenko	F	Sokil Kyiv	47	8	17	25	36	17
43.	Sergei Klimentiev	D	Sokil Kyiv	48	5	21	26	141	21
44.	Aleksandr Bobkin	F	Shinnik Bobruisk	47	7	21	28	48	-7
45.	Sergei Varlamov	LW	Sokil Kyiv	29	11	21	32	58	18
46.	Vitali Litvinenko	RW	Sokil Kyiv	45	11	21	32	36	14
47.	Viktor Andrushenko	F	Shakhtar Soligorsk	39	13	21	34	74	8
48.	Oleg Shafarenko	F	Shakhtar Soligorsk	24	14	20	34	34	19
49.	Vasili Polonitsky	D	HC Vitebsk	52	8	26	34	68	0
50.	Artem Gnidenko	F	HC Vitebsk	44	14	20	34	30	8
51.	Dmitri Tsyrul	LW	Sokil Kyiv	35	18	25	43	48	14
52.	Roman Salnikov	LW	Sokil Kyiv	48	14	34	48	46	12
53.	Oleg Timchenko	LW	Yunost Minsk	49	32	37	69	59	34
54.	Alexander Materukhin	LW	Yunost Minsk	52	32	40	72	99	37
54 items total

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