Statistics Israeli League 2004-2005

Year: Stage: Position:

Nationality:

#	Player name	Pos	Team
1.	Oren Eizenman	F	Haifa Hawks
2.	Yaron Orgil	C	HC Bat Yam
3.	Evgeni Kniter	F	Haifa Hawks
4.	Erez Eizenmann	C	Haifa Hawks
5.	George Fish	D	HC Monfort Maalot
6.	Ron Berman	LD	HC Bat Yam
7.	Anonymous Anonymous	F	HC Metula
8.	Ron Soreanu	RD	Haifa Hawks
9.	Sergei Belo	C	HC Monfort Maalot
10.	Edward Revniaga	LW	HC Monfort Maalot
11.	Artiom Korotin	D/F	HC Monfort Maalot
12.	Roman Larin	D	Maccabi Amos Lod
13.	Itzhak Levy	F	HC Bat Yam
14.	Raviv Bull	F	HC Metula
15.	Mikhael-Zishe Horwitz	D	HC Metula
16.	Yogev-Hanan Shamir	D	Haifa Hawks
17.	Ariel Tal	D	HC Metula
18.	Sergei Frenkel	F	Haifa Hawks
19.	Marek Lebedev	F	Maccabi Amos Lod
20.	Ivan Maklakov	F	LOD
21.	Daniel Bochner	D/F	HC Bat Yam
22.	Slava Marchanski	D	HC Monfort Maalot
23.	Ilan Kilimnik	D/F	HC Monfort Maalot
24.	Ayal Anava	F	HC Metula
25.	Navot Kantor	D	HC Monfort Maalot
26.	Ilia Orkin	D	HC Monfort Maalot
27.	Eliezer Sherbatov	LW	HC Metula
28.	Golan Berniker	D	HC Metula
29.	Shon Norman	F	HC Monfort Maalot
30.	Daniel Erlich	F	HC Metula
31.	Itamar Abugov	D	HC Metula
32.	Yahav Agabra	F	HC Metula
33.	Harel Harosh	F	HC Metula
34.	Tal Yakoboviz	D	HC Metula
35.	Daniel Spivak	D	LOD
35 items total

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