Sokol Krasnoyarsk

Omsk and Krasnoyarsk agreed on cooperation

KHL's Avangard Omsk and VHL's Sokol Krasnoyarsk concluded an agreement on cooperation in season 2014/2015, reports Avangard oficial website. Now Sokol will be a farm club for Avangard. Last season Omsk had his farm at Yermak Angarsk and Sokol was a farm of Spartak Moscow.

Sokol Krasnoyarsk changes coach for next season

Slovakian coach Dusan Gregor, leaves Sokol Krasnoyarsk by mutual agreement after a disappointing season, where Sokol finished 24 in the standing missing playoffs.

Next season Sokol will be led by Andrei Martemiyanov, in 2011-12 season head coach of Avtomobilist Ekaterinburg

VMF will play in Karelia

Next October 14, the VHL game between VMF St. Petersburg and Sokol Krasnoyarsk will be played in the city of Kondopoga, Karelia.
"Karelia is waiting for arrival oh VMF. In 2001 in Kondopoga was built one of the best ice rinks in the North-West region, but hockey in the country was only at junior level. The Arrival of a such high-level team will be the best promotion of sport. I am sure that the number of children who want to play hockey to increase significantly. Karelia is a hockey region. Is building an ice arena in Petrozavodsk" said the Minister for Sports and Tourism of Karelia Alexander Voronov. Last season MHL team Silver Lion St.Petersburg played twice in Kondopoga. Both games was sold out.

Dusan Gregor new coach at Sokol

VHL team Sokol Krasnoyarsk announces the new coach for next season will be Slovakian Dusan Gregor, fired last January from Dukla Trencin.
Gregor, 50, coached Trencin, Skalica, Kosice, Martin and Zilina in Slovakia and Liberec in Czech Republic, winning a title in 2003-04 with Dukla Trencin when he was elected Coach of the Year. He also lead Slovakia U20 at 2005-06 WJC.

Sokol Krasnoyarsk changes coach

Six consecutive defeats cost the job for Aleksandr Glazkov, replaced on Sokol Krasnoyarsk (VHL) bench by Byelorussian Vyacheslav Dolishnya

New arena in Krasnoyarsk

Tuesday VHL game between Sokol Krasnoyarsk and Rubin Tyumen will be played in new Sever Arena, built in Krasnoyarsk inside a multipurpose sports complex costed 1 billion and 464 million rubles.
The new arena, with a capacity of 2600 spectators, replaced old small Fakel Ice Palace

Director of Sokol Denis Lugovik commented: 'As hockey club we are waiting this moment for a long time. Now we can't wait to enter on the new ice. Our club has finally its own house, its base, where we can better prepare for the league'