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HK NIK’s Brih Riga

Year of foundation: 1987
Colours: yellow,black,white
Club status: ceased (Become Vilki/OP in 2001)

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All time leagues: European Cup | Latvijas Virslīgas

Season 1996-1997

This club in 1996-1997: European Cup | Latvijas Virslīgas

#	Pos	Player name	State	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
	F	Valerijs Vaulins		07.05.1962	180 cm	90 kg	N/A	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

History
Achievements

The club was founded in 1987 and played their home games in the Sporta Rīgas pils. From 1992 the club participated in the Latvian Hockey League. He won the Latvian championship three times and reached two times the 2nd place. After the first championship, the club took part in the IIHF Federation Cup 1995/96, where he took third place in Group C.

In 2000, the association was dissolved, while at the same time created two new ice hockey club in Riga - the Juniors Riga and Riga Vilki. The majority of players of Nik's Brih joined Vilki

Latvian Champion: 1995, 1998, 1999

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Fast factsseason 1996-1997

Youngest player: Valerijs Vaulins (34 years)
Oldest player: Valerijs Vaulins (34 years)
Shortest player: Valerijs Vaulins (180 cm)
Tallest player: Valerijs Vaulins (180 cm)
Nationalities: Latvia (1)

Leagues

HK NIK’s Brih Riga participates in season 1996-1997: European Cup, Latvijas Virslīgas

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