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Soviet Union

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Season 1986-1987

Pos	Player name	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
G	Valery Ivannikov	28.01.1967	176 cm	85 kg	N/A	Show profile»
G	Vadim Privalov	22.08.1967	181 cm	77 kg	N/A	Show profile»
D	Martins Grundmanis	02.06.1967	189 cm	100 kg	N/A	Show profile»
D	Ulvis Katlaps	20.03.1968	188 cm	88 kg	N/A	Show profile»
D	Vladimir Konstantinov	19.03.1967	179 cm	86 kg	right	Show profile»
D	Vladimir Malakhov	30.08.1968	192 cm	104 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Igor Monaenkov	14.01.1967	181 cm	87 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Vadim Musatov	17.04.1967	175 cm	76 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Dmitri Rozhkov	10.11.1967	184 cm	84 kg	N/A	Show profile»
LD	Andrei Smirnov	07.03.1967	179 cm	93 kg	right	Show profile»
LD	Dmitri Tsygourov	18.03.1967	183 cm	85 kg	N/A	Show profile»
D/F	Pavel Kostichkin	09.11.1968	187 cm	90 kg	left	Show profile»
F	Sergei Chesterikov	06.02.1967	190 cm	94 kg	N/A	Show profile»
RW	Evgeny Davydov	27.05.1967	184 cm	90 kg	right	Show profile»
C	Igor Dorofeyev	10.08.1968	178 cm	84 kg	left	Show profile»
C	Sergei Fedorov	13.12.1969	185 cm	93 kg	left	Show profile»
C	Aleksandr Galchenyuk	28.07.1967	181 cm	87 kg	left	Show profile»
LW	Aleksandrs Kercs	16.03.1967	178 cm	85 kg	right	Show profile»
F	Dmitrij Medvedev	12.01.1967	- cm	- kg	N/A	Show profile»
RW	Alexander Mogilny	18.02.1969	179 cm	90 kg	left	Show profile»
LW	Sergei Osipov	15.12.1967	187 cm	93 kg	left	Show profile»
F	Valeri Popov	24.02.1967	- cm	- kg	N/A	Show profile»
C	Andrei Rasolko	13.09.1968	181 cm	80 kg	left	Show profile»
F	Anton Zagorodny	05.08.1967	- cm	- kg	N/A	Show profile»
LW	Valeri Zelepukin	17.09.1968	183 cm	94 kg	left	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

Achievements
Logos

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:

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Fast factsseason 1986-1987

Youngest player: Sergei Fedorov (17 years)
Oldest player: Dmitrij Medvedev (20 years)
Shortest player: Vadim Musatov (175 cm)
Tallest player: Vladimir Malakhov (192 cm)
Nationalities: Belarus (2), Latvia (3), Lithuania (1), Russia (19)

Leagues

Soviet Union participates in season 1986-1987: Canada Cup, National team games, Winter Universiade, World Championship, WJC, EJC

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