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All time leagues: MOL Liga | Hungarian Cup | Hungarian Junior League | Hungary U18 | EBJL | Carpathian Junior Hockey League - CJHL | EBITC | Hungarian 2nd League | EBYSL | 1.liga U20 (SVK) | 1.liga U18 (SVK)
This club in 2007-2008: Hungarian 2nd League
* no longer in the club
Jason Morgan back to Hungary
Two days after he was fired from Orlik Opole in Poland, Canadian coach Jason Morgan found a new bench in Debrecen, replacing Russian coach Evgeny Mukhin. fired during his third season at the club. Morgan won MOL Liga title last season with DVTK Miskolc
(07 Nov 2016)Sapa Fehervar win Hungarian Cup
Sapa Fehervar beats 4-1 MOL-Liga champion and Cup holder DVTK Miskolc to win 2015-16 Hungarian Cup in the rematch of last year final. Debreceni takes the bronze after 4-3 OT victory over MAC Budapest
(28 Mar 2016)Evgeny Mukhin new coach of Debreceni
MOL Liga newcomer HK Debreceni announced the appointment of 46-years-old Russian Evgeny Mukhin as new headcoach. Club previously confirmed last year coach Vladimir Shcheglov but after the entrance in MOL Liga Debreceni Manager Lajos Kosa opted for a more experienced coach. Mukhin coached Avto Yekaterinburg in MHL last season
(25 Jul 2014)Debreceni wins Hungarian Second League title
By beating Tisza Volan 6-4 in last playoffs round game, HK Debreceni won Hungarian Second League title. Debreceni forward László Jonkl finished as League top scorer with 19 points (9+10), one more then teammate and Debreceni player-coach Joszef Gyorgy.
This is the team's third consecutive title.
Review Hungarian Second League stats and scores here
Debreceni HK participates in season 2007-2008: Hungarian 2nd League
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