Pre-season tournaments - Week review

Sochi Open - Sochi, Russia 03.08.- 08.08. 2019

For the first time HC Sochi won the home tournament

08/03/2019
Lokomotiv Yaroslavl - Avangard Omsk 3:1
HC Sochi - Dinamo Riga 2:1SO

08/04/2019
Avangard Omsk - Russia Olympic 3:4
HC Sochi - SKA St. Petersburg 2:1

08/05/2019
Lokomotiv Yaroslavl - Russia Olympic 1:4
SKA St. Petersburg - Dinamo Riga 5:6

08/06/2019
Lokomotiv Yaroslavl - Dinamo Riga 3:2
HC Sochi - Russia Olympic 2:1ot

08/07/2019
Lokomotiv Yaroslavl - SKA St. Petersburg 0:4
HC Sochi - Avangard Omsk 3:1

08/08/2019
Russia Olympic - Dinamo Riga 2:3
SKA St. Petersburg - Avangard Omsk 1:4

Standing:

1. HC Sochi pts. 8 (9-4)
2. Dinamo Riga pts. 5 (12-12)
3. Russia Olympic pts. 5 (11-7)
4. Lokomotiv Yaroslavl pts.4 (7-11)
5. Avangard Omsk pts. 2 (9-11)
6. SKA St. Petersburg pts. 2 (11-12)

The best players of the tournament

Best goalkeeper: Dmitry Shikin (HC Sochi)
Best defender: Dmitry Yudin (Russian Olympic team)
Best forward: Vladimir Tkachev (SKA)
MVP of the tournament: Yori Lehtera (SKA)

Past Winners:
2016: Cska Moscow
2017: Russia Olympic Team
2018: SKA St. Petersburg
2019: HC Sochi

  Mountfield Cup - Hradec Králové, Czech Republic 04.08.- 07.08 2019

Spartak Moscow is the first foreign winner of the Mountfield Cup dominating the tournament

04.08.2019
Dynamo Pardubice - Slovan Bratislava 0:3
Mountfield HK - Spartak Moscow 1:2so

05.08.2019
Mountfield HK - Slovan Bratislava 6:2
Dynamo Pardubice - Spartak Moscow 0:8

07.08.2019
Spartak Moscow - Slovan Bratislava 5:3
Mountfield HK - Dynamo Pardubice 4:2

Standing:
1. HC Spartak Moskva pts. 8 (15:4)
2. Mountfield HK pts. 7 (11:6)
3. HC Slovan Bratislava pts. 3 (8:11)
4. HC Dynamo Pardubice   pts. 0 (2:15)

Past Winners:
2016: Mountfield HK
2017: Mountfield HK
2018: HC Sparta Praha
2019: Spartak Moscow

  Paryshev Memorial - Kurgan, Russia 08. 06 - 08.08.2019

Zauralie Kurgan won for the fifth time, the second consecutive,  the home tournament

08/06/2019
Rubin Tyumen - Gornyak Uchaly 3:1
Zauralie Kurgan - Chelmet Chelyabinsk  3:2so

08/07/2019
Rubin Tyumen - Chelmet Chelyabinsk 2:4
Zauralie Kurgan - Gornyak Uchaly 3:4so

08/08/2019
Gornyak Uchaly - Chelmet Chelyabinsk 1:2so
Zauralie Kurgan - Rubin Tyumen 2-0

Standing:
1. Zauralie Kurgan pts. 5 (8-6)
2. Chelmet Chelyabinsk pts. 5 (8-6)
3. Gornyak Uchaly pts. 3 (6-8)
4. Rubin Tyumen pts. 2 (5-7)

Past Winners:
2009: Sputnik Nizhny Tagil
2010: Mechel Chelyabinsk
2011: HC Torpedo Ust-Kamenogorsk
2012: Zauralie Kurgan
2013: HC Torpedo Ust-Kamenogorsk
2014: Yamalskie Sterkhi Noyabrsk
2015: Chelmet Chelyabinsk
2016: Arlan Kokshetau
2017: Arlan Kokshetau
2018: Zauralie Kurgan
2019: Zauralie Kurgan

Renaissance Hockey Cup (Fu Xing Cup) - Beijing, China 02.08 - 07.08.2019

A poor coverage with few infos and no stats marked the first edition of this summer tournament in China. ACHA team Arizona State University won the competition. KHL team Red Star Kunlun played with a roster called "selects", formed mainly by junior players

08/02/2019
Arizona State University - Kunlun Red Star 5:3
ORG Beijing - Tseng Tou Jilin 0:2

08/03/2019
Arizona State University - Tseng Tou Jilin 4:5
Ermak Angarsk -   ORG Beijing 4:1

08/04/2019
Ermak Angarsk - Tseng Tou Jilin 5:0
ORG Beijing - Kunlun Red Star 4:8

08/05/2019
Kunlun Red Star - Tseng Tou Jilin 5:3
Arizona State University - Ermak Angarsk 3:2ot

08/06/2019
Arizona State University - ORG Beijing 3:1
Kunlun Red Star - Ermak Angarsk 3:1

Standing:

1. Arizona State University pts. 6 (15-11)
2. Kunlun Red Star pts. 6 (19-13)
3. Ermak Angarsk pts. 5 (12-7)
4. Tseng Tou Jilin pts.4 (10-14)
5. ORG Beijing pts. 0 (6-17)

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