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Soviet Union
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All time leagues: Canada Cup | National team games | Olympics | Su.S. | Winter Universiade | World Championship | U20 National team games | WJC | EJC | U18 National team games | WJC18 | U17 National team games | Spengler Cup
Season 1981-1982
Club teams
This club in 1981-1982: National team games | World Championship | WJC | EJC
Current rosterseason 1981-1982
| # | Pos | Player name | State | Born | Height | Weight | Shoots | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G | Andrei Karpin |  | 25.11.1963 | 186 cm | 87 kg | left | Show profile» | |
| D | Evgeny Belov | | 30.04.1962 | 177 cm | 74 kg | right | Show profile» | |
| D | Ilya Byakin | | 02.02.1963 | 176 cm | 83 kg | left | Show profile» | |
| LD | Vladimir Tyurikov | | 09.07.1963 | 177 cm | 80 kg | left | Show profile» | |
| RW | Sergei Priakhin | | 07.12.1963 | 192 cm | 95 kg | left | Show profile» | |
| C | Anatoly Semyonov | | 05.03.1962 | 189 cm | 86 kg | left | Show profile» | |
| LW | Mikhail Vasiliev | | 08.06.1962 | 182 cm | 84 kg | left | Show profile» |
* no longer in the club
League winners:
- 1991-1992: WJC
- 1989-1990: World Championship
- 1988-1989: WJC
- 1988-1989: World Championship
- 1988-1989: Winter Universiade
- 1988-1989: EJC
- 1987-1988: Olympics
- 1985-1986: World Championship
- 1985-1986: WJC
- 1984-1985: Winter Universiade
- 1983-1984: Olympics
- 1983-1984: WJC
- 1983-1984: EJC
- 1982-1983: EJC
- 1982-1983: World Championship
- 1982-1983: WJC
- 1981-1982: World Championship
- 1980-1981: EJC
- 1980-1981: Canada Cup
- 1980-1981: World Championship
- 1979-1980: WJC
- 1979-1980: EJC
- 1978-1979: WJC
- 1978-1979: World Championship
- 1977-1978: WJC
- 1977-1978: World Championship
- 1976-1977: WJC
- 1976-1977: Spengler Cup
- 1975-1976: Olympics
- 1975-1976: EJC
- 1975-1976: WJC
- 1974-1975: WJC
- 1974-1975: EJC
- 1974-1975: World Championship
- 1973-1974: WJC
- 1973-1974: World Championship
- 1972-1973: World Championship
- 1972-1973: EJC
- 1971-1972: Olympics
- 1971-1972: Winter Universiade
- 1970-1971: World Championship
- 1970-1971: EJC
- 1969-1970: World Championship
- 1969-1970: EJC
- 1968-1969: EJC
- 1968-1969: World Championship
- 1967-1968: Winter Universiade
- 1967-1968: Olympics
- 1967-1968: World Championship
- 1966-1967: World Championship
- 1965-1966: Winter Universiade
- 1965-1966: World Championship
- 1964-1965: World Championship
- 1963-1964: World Championship
- 1963-1964: Olympics
- 1963-1964: Ahearne Cup
- 1962-1963: World Championship
- 1955-1956: World Championship
- 1955-1956: Ahearne Cup
- 1955-1956: Olympics
- 1953-1954: World Championship
from 1921 to present:
Team statistics
Historic rosters:
Historic statistics:
Past results:
League standings:
Fast factsseason 1981-1982
- Youngest player: Sergei Priakhin (18 years)
- Oldest player: Anatoly Semyonov (20 years)
- Shortest player: Ilya Byakin (176 cm)
- Tallest player: Sergei Priakhin (192 cm)
- Nationalities: Russia (7)
Leagues
Soviet Union participates in season 1981-1982: National team games, World Championship, WJC, EJC
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