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All time leagues: Staropramen extraliga | 1.liga U17 (CZE) | Juniors (U17) | 1.liga | 2. liga (CZE) | NOEN Extraliga | 1.liga U20 (SVK) | 1.liga U20 (CZE) | Extraliga U18 (CZE) | 1.liga U18 (CZE) | ELIOD Extraliga U16 | Juniors (U16)
This club in 1998-1999: 1.liga | Extraliga U18 (CZE)
* no longer in the club
The rise of the club from regional competitions all the way to 1.liga came in 90s and in 1999 Havirov has bought rights to play in Extraliga from nearby Opava. However, the club failed to find a major sponsor and after couple of seasons at the wrong end of the table was finally relegated in 2003. Last succes came in 2006 when Havirov earned a respectable 3rd place in 1.liga. Financial problems and significant debt forced the club to sign off the 1.liga during 2009/10 season and face relegation amid uncertain future. However, a new company was formed, local players brought together and the team entered 2010/11 season of 2. liga.
Fourth coach in the season for Nove Zamky
Nove Zamky announced Štefan Mikeš, 51, as new headcoach after the resigning of Julius Penzes and the interim period of Ivan Černý who will remain in the club as assistant.
Mikes, coached Czech HC Havirov in the last two seasons, before to be fired last October, is the fourth trainer of Nove Zamky since the begin of season, the first of club in Extraliga. Miroslav Chudy, Julius Penzes and Ivan Černý seated on Nove Zamky bench since July
HC Havirov participates in season 1998-1999: 1.liga, Extraliga U18 (CZE)
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