| 08 Aug 2011, 17:30 | Regular season | Ivan Hlinka Mem | |||||||
| Slovakia | 2-5 | Russia | |||||
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| Referees: Baluška Vladimír, Konc Daniel | Spectators: 851 | |||||||
1-0 Kucirko (Mančák, Paulovič)
2-1 Parobok (Štrauch)
1-1 Khlopotov (Kamaev, Grigorenko)
2-2 Kamaev
2-3 Khatsei
2-4 Kudreman
2-5 Kamaev (Grigorenko, Malenkikh)
Slovakia: Sabol (Romančík) - Dinda, Luža, Lunter, Daňo, Gríger - Hraško, Rusina, Blaško, Kolena, Štrauch - Chrkavý, Šohajda, Parobok, Paleček, Novák - Šimek, Valjent, Kucirko, Paulovič, Mančák
Russia: Vasilevski (Ustinski) - Malenkikh, Kozlovski, Kamaev, Grigorenko, Khlopotov - Ibatullin, Garyeyev, Timirev, Yakimov, Zharkov - Stulov, Galin, Filippov, Osnovin, Kudreman - Ermakov, Vasiliev, Shingaryeeyev, Khatsei, Vladimirov
- 17 Mar 2025 |
Salim Bazarbekov
(G)
HK Almaty
retired - 17 Mar 2025 |
Timofei Spitserov
(F)
University of VermontNorfolk Admirals - 17 Mar 2025 |
Anrei Hakulinen
(F)
Augsburger Pantherunknown - 17 Mar 2025 |
Alexander Bergström
(F)
Karlskrona HKretired as player - 17 Mar 2025 |
Viktor Hübl
(F)
Piráti Chomutovretired as player - 17 Mar 2025 |
František Lukeš
(F)
Piráti Chomutovretired as player
- 17 Mar 2025 |
Victor Orset
(F)
HC Mont-Blancretired
Current events
- Champions Hockey League
- World U20 Championship
- World U20 Championship Div. 1B
- World U20 Championship Div. 2A
- World U20 Championship Div. 2B
- World U20 Championship Div. 3A
- Women's U18 World Championship
- Women's U18 World Championship 1A
- Women's U18 World Championship 1B
- Women's U18 World Championship 2A
- Women's U18 World Championship 2B
- Women's U18 World Championship 3
External links
Czech Rep.:
Tipsport extraliga |
1.liga |
2.liga
Slovakia:
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1.liga
Sweden:
SHL |
HockeyAllsvenskan
Switzerland:
Other: EBEL | Belarus | Croatia | Denmark | Estonia | France | Great Britain | Iceland | Italy | Latvia | Lithuania | MOL-liga | Norway | Poland | Romania | Serbia | Slovenia | Spain | NHL | AHL |
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