Statistics East European Hockey League (EEHL) 2003-2004

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#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Romāns Ņikitins	LW	Metalurgs Liepaja	31	17	24	41	12
2.	Yaroslav Chupris	LW	Keramin Minsk	28	18	17	35	24
3.	Dmitri Teplyakov	RW	Titan Klin	28	14	19	33	38
4.	Juris Ozols	C	Metalurgs Liepaja	31	10	23	33	46
5.	Aleksei Lozhkin	LW	Keramin Minsk	30	13	17	30	18
6.	Dmitri Dudik	RW	Keramin Minsk	29	16	12	28	34
7.	Alexei Pogonin	RW	Titan Klin	30	7	21	28	44
8.	Aleksei Krutikov	F	Keramin Minsk	26	11	15	26	14
9.	Aigars Razgals	F	ASK Ogre	32	8	18	26	73
10.	Ivan Sakharov	F	Khimvolokno Mogilev	31	6	19	25	40
11.	Andrei Gusov	F	Keramin Minsk	30	5	20	25	16
12.	Vents Feldmanis	D	Metalurgs Liepaja	31	10	14	24	63
13.	Aleksandr Galchenyuk	C	Khimvolokno Mogilev	29	5	19	24	70
14.	Alexander Volchkov	C	Khimvolokno Mogilev	30	16	7	23	75
15.	Alexei Yotov	F	Titan Klin	30	8	15	23	2
16.	Vadim Bekbulatov	C	HK Gomel	30	6	17	23	16
17.	Aleksandr Alekseev	RD	HK Gomel	32	14	7	21	16
18.	Aleksandr Borovkov	F	Khimvolokno Mogilev	31	13	8	21	8
19.	Vladislav Bryzgalov	LW	HK Gomel	30	10	11	21	10
20.	Dmitry Meleshko	RW	Keramin Minsk	28	8	13	21	22
21.	Aleksei Strakhov	RW	HK Gomel	26	13	7	20	4
22.	Vitaly Valuy	LW	HK Gomel	29	10	10	20	16
23.	Dmitri Chumachenko	RW	Titan Klin	30	8	12	20	70
24.	Yuri Chukh	RW	Neman Grodno	30	8	11	19	22
25.	Vasili Bobrovnikov	F	Sokil Kyiv	30	6	13	19	4
26.	Andrei Mikhalyov	C	Keramin Minsk	28	12	6	18	26
27.	Evgeny Pastukh	RW	Sokil Kyiv	25	10	8	18	24
28.	Andrei Kuzmin	LW	Titan Klin	19	10	8	18	22
29.	Sergei Golovinov	RW	Neman Grodno	32	9	9	18	28
30.	Vladimir Ilyin	RW	HK Gomel	32	8	10	18	56
31.	Janis Tomans	LW	ASK Ogre	31	8	10	18	30
32.	Gennady Savilov	F	Keramin Minsk	28	8	10	18	22
33.	Artem Gnidenko	F	Sokil Kyiv	26	8	10	18	26
34.	Jānis Vegners	RW	ASK Ogre	31	7	11	18	79
35.	Sergei Zadelenov	C	HK Gomel	30	6	12	18	14
36.	Alexander Skoptsov	RW	Titan Klin	21	6	12	18	2
37.	Andrei Andriyevsky	LW	HK Gomel	32	4	14	18	30
38.	Darius Pliskauskas	C	Metalurgs Liepaja	32	12	5	17	26
39.	Valerijs Filimonovs	C	Metalurgs Liepaja	23	8	9	17	14
40.	Aleksejs Hromčenkovs	F	HK Riga 2000	22	8	9	17	22
41.	Alexander Andrievski	RW	HK Gomel	28	7	10	17	12
42.	Vitaly Semenchenko	LW	HK Gomel	29	7	9	16	6
43.	Ēriks Bisenieks	F	ASK Ogre	32	10	5	15	14
44.	Dmytro Markovski	RW	Sokil Kyiv	29	8	7	15	22
45.	Vyacheslav Lisichkin	LW	Neman Grodno	24	8	7	15	24
46.	Sergiy Rublivsky	F	Sokil Kyiv	27	6	9	15	8
47.	Nikolai Kopytin	C	Khimvolokno Mogilev	24	5	10	15	59
48.	Vladimir Svito	LD	Keramin Minsk	28	3	12	15	24
49.	Alexei Permyakov	F	Neman Grodno	18	9	5	14	4
50.	Vladimirs Mamonovs	LW	Metalurgs Liepaja	29	8	6	14	24
51.	Sergei Tikhonov	LD	Titan Klin	34	6	8	14	10
52.	Aigars Mironovičs	D	HK Riga 2000	29	6	8	14	32
53.	Evgeny Mlinchenko	LW	Sokil Kyiv	25	6	8	14	12
54.	Viktors Blinovs	F	Metalurgs Liepaja	28	5	9	14	26
55.	Viktor Minin	RW	Neman Grodno	25	5	9	14	6
56.	Alexander Yunkov	F	Metalurgs Liepaja	28	1	13	14	4
57.	Sergejs Durdins	D/F	HK Riga 2000	28	8	5	13	26
58.	Viktor Goncharenko	F	Sokil Kyiv	28	6	7	13	18
59.	Aleksandr Matveichuk	LW	Khimvolokno Mogilev	25	5	8	13	30
60.	Girts Ankipans	F	HK Riga 2000	25	3	10	13	18
61.	Andrei Shevelev	F	HK Gomel	18	2	11	13	10
62.	Dmitri Musikhin	F	Titan Klin	27	9	3	12	6
63.	Alexei Chistyakov	F	Titan Klin	27	8	4	12	20
64.	Bogdan Savenko	RW	Sokil Kyiv	12	8	4	12	2
65.	Aleksandr Ryadinsky	D	Keramin Minsk	30	5	7	12	40
66.	Ilya Makarov	LD	Titan Klin	30	5	7	12	26
67.	Evgeny Letov	D	HK Gomel	31	3	9	12	20
68.	Vasili Polonitsky	D	Sokil Kyiv	30	3	9	12	38
69.	Artur Lachauniek	D	Khimvolokno Mogilev	29	3	9	12	34
70.	Evgeny Kurilin	C	HK Gomel	24	2	10	12	0
71.	Vladimir Kopat	LD	Keramin Minsk	29	0	12	12	28
72.	Edgars Žaltkovskis	LW	HK Riga 2000	31	7	4	11	32
73.	Dmitri Ovsyannikov	F	Khimvolokno Mogilev	31	6	5	11	20
74.	Martins Cipulis	LW	HK Riga 2000	32	5	6	11	8
75.	Igor Efimov	F	Titan Klin	30	4	7	11	14
76.	Ilya Politsinsky	F	Neman Grodno	27	4	7	11	18
77.	Andrei Dolgov	LW	Neman Grodno	20	3	8	11	0
78.	Alexander Prigunov	F	Neman Grodno	12	7	3	10	6
79.	Vadims Adonjevs	F	ASK Ogre	24	6	4	10	10
80.	Eduards Ivanovs	D	Metalurgs Liepaja	21	6	4	10	39
81.	Eduard Valiullin	C	HK Gomel	19	6	4	10	6
82.	Andrei Bashko	D	Keramin Minsk	28	5	5	10	32
83.	Edijs Brahmanis	LW	ASK Ogre	28	5	5	10	44
84.	Artis Abols	F	HK Riga 2000	15	5	5	10	22
85.	Oleg Malashkevich	F	Keramin Minsk	29	4	6	10	8
86.	Mikelis Redlihs	RW	HK Riga 2000	30	3	7	10	18
87.	Aleksandr Panchenko	F	Sokil Kyiv	29	3	7	10	18
88.	Andrei Tsaregorodtsev	F	Keramin Minsk	26	3	7	10	20
89.	Ronalds Ozolins	D	HK Riga 2000	25	3	7	10	18
90.	Dmitri Nichiukhin	D	Neman Grodno	32	2	8	10	50
91.	Alexander Terekhov	RD	Titan Klin	28	2	8	10	38
92.	Ruslan Beliy	F	Neman Grodno	28	5	4	9	12
93.	Andrejs Kardass	LW	Metalurgs Liepaja	26	5	4	9	46
94.	Boris Protsenko	RW	Sokil Kyiv	14	5	4	9	18
95.	Gints Gredzens	F	ASK Ogre	29	4	5	9	32
96.	Dmitri Belko	F	Neman Grodno	21	4	5	9	18
97.	Aidar Musakayev	C	HK Gomel	20	4	5	9	4
98.	Artem Bondarev	F	Sokil Kyiv	30	2	7	9	12
99.	Oleg Koreev	D	Neman Grodno	28	2	7	9	24
100.	Yuri Lyaskovsky	D	Metalurgs Liepaja	28	2	7	9	10
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