IIHF May 6th 1992
Homepage www.fhr.ru
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Nickname The Big Red Machine
Games Played 558
Wins 327
Losses 186
Ties 45
Most Games Maxim Sushinsky (119)
Most Points Alexei Morozov (89)
First Game Played April 12, 1992 2-2 tie with Sweden
Biggest Win 12-3 over Great Britain April 26, 1994
Biggest Loss 7-1 to Finland April 22, 1997
World Championships:
Gold: 1993, 2008, 2009
Silver: 2002, 2010
Bronze: 2005, 2007
Olympic Games:
Silver: 1998
Bronze: 2002
Euro Hockey Tour: 2004-05, 2005-06, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2010-11
POS-PLAYERS
GK Konstantin Barulin
GK Michal Birjukov
GK Semyon Varlamov
DEF Evgeni Biryukov
DEF Denis Denisov
DEF Dimirti Kalinin
DEF Evgeni Medvedev
DEF Nikita Nikitin
DEF Ilya Nikulin
DEF Alexander Ryazantsev
DEF Alexei Yemelin
FW Alexander Burmistrov
FW Pavel Datsyuk
FW Evgeni Ketov
FW Denis Kokarev
FW Nikolai Kulemin
FW Evgeni Kuznetsov
FW Evgeni Malkin
FW Alexander Ovechkin
FW Alexander Perezhogin
FW Alexander Popov
FW Alexander Semin
FW Sergei Sirokov
FW Alexander Svitov
FW Vladimir Tarasenko
FW Alexei Tereschenko
FW Nikolai Zherdev
HC Zinetula Bilyaletdinov
Updated (05/13/12)
Homepage www.fhr.ru
Facebook FHR
Nickname The Big Red Machine
Games Played 558
Wins 327
Losses 186
Ties 45
Most Games Maxim Sushinsky (119)
Most Points Alexei Morozov (89)
First Game Played April 12, 1992 2-2 tie with Sweden
Biggest Win 12-3 over Great Britain April 26, 1994
Biggest Loss 7-1 to Finland April 22, 1997
World Championships:
Gold: 1993, 2008, 2009
Silver: 2002, 2010
Bronze: 2005, 2007
Olympic Games:
Silver: 1998
Bronze: 2002
Euro Hockey Tour: 2004-05, 2005-06, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2010-11
POS-PLAYERS
GK Konstantin Barulin
GK Michal Birjukov
GK Semyon Varlamov
DEF Evgeni Biryukov
DEF Denis Denisov
DEF Dimirti Kalinin
DEF Evgeni Medvedev
DEF Nikita Nikitin
DEF Ilya Nikulin
DEF Alexander Ryazantsev
DEF Alexei Yemelin
FW Alexander Burmistrov
FW Pavel Datsyuk
FW Evgeni Ketov
FW Denis Kokarev
FW Nikolai Kulemin
FW Evgeni Kuznetsov
FW Evgeni Malkin
FW Alexander Ovechkin
FW Alexander Perezhogin
FW Alexander Popov
FW Alexander Semin
FW Sergei Sirokov
FW Alexander Svitov
FW Vladimir Tarasenko
FW Alexei Tereschenko
FW Nikolai Zherdev
HC Zinetula Bilyaletdinov
Updated (05/13/12)
MEN
IIHF May 6th, 1992
Homepage www.fhr.ru & www. whockey.ru
Facebook FHR
Nickname The Big Red Machine
Games Played 244
Wins 102
Losses 135
Ties 7
Most Games Tatiana Burina (71)
Most Points Tatiana Burina (43)
First Game Played April 1st, 1994 2-1 loss to Switzerland
Biggest Win 16-1 over Denmark December 29, 1997
Biggest Loss 15-0 to United States April 4th, 2000
World Championships:
Bronze: 2001
POS-PLAYERS
GK Margarita Monakhova
GK Valentina Ostrovlianchik
GK Anna Prugova
DEF Maria Bukshevannaya
DEF Inna Dyubanok
DEF Angelina Goncharenko
DEF Alexandra Kapustina
DEF Maria Pechnikova
DEF Olga Permiakova
DEF Zoya Polunina
DEF Anna Shibanova
DEF Anna Shchukina
DEF Svetlana Tkachyova
FW Ekaterina Ananina
FW Lyudmila Belyakova
FW Tatiana Burina
FW Yelena Dergachyova
FW Yevgenia Dyupina
FW Iya Gavrilova
FW Ekaterina Lebedeva
FW Valeria Pavlova
FW Marina Sergina
FW Galina Skiba
FW Ekaterina Smolina
FW Ekaterina Solovyeva
FW Olga Sosina
FW Tatiana Sotnikova
FW Alexandra Vafina
HC Valentin Gureev
Updated (03/28/12)
Homepage www.fhr.ru & www. whockey.ru
Facebook FHR
Nickname The Big Red Machine
Games Played 244
Wins 102
Losses 135
Ties 7
Most Games Tatiana Burina (71)
Most Points Tatiana Burina (43)
First Game Played April 1st, 1994 2-1 loss to Switzerland
Biggest Win 16-1 over Denmark December 29, 1997
Biggest Loss 15-0 to United States April 4th, 2000
World Championships:
Bronze: 2001
POS-PLAYERS
GK Margarita Monakhova
GK Valentina Ostrovlianchik
GK Anna Prugova
DEF Maria Bukshevannaya
DEF Inna Dyubanok
DEF Angelina Goncharenko
DEF Alexandra Kapustina
DEF Maria Pechnikova
DEF Olga Permiakova
DEF Zoya Polunina
DEF Anna Shibanova
DEF Anna Shchukina
DEF Svetlana Tkachyova
FW Ekaterina Ananina
FW Lyudmila Belyakova
FW Tatiana Burina
FW Yelena Dergachyova
FW Yevgenia Dyupina
FW Iya Gavrilova
FW Ekaterina Lebedeva
FW Valeria Pavlova
FW Marina Sergina
FW Galina Skiba
FW Ekaterina Smolina
FW Ekaterina Solovyeva
FW Olga Sosina
FW Tatiana Sotnikova
FW Alexandra Vafina
HC Valentin Gureev
Updated (03/28/12)
WOMEN
JUNIOR U20
IIHF May 6th, 1992
Homepage www.fhr.ru
Games Played 141
Wins 92
Losses 40
Ties 9
Most Points Alexander Ovechkin & Evgeni Malkin (25)
First Game Played December 26, 1992 16-0 win over Japan
Biggest Win 16-0 over Japn December 26, 1992
Biggest Loss 9-1 to Canada December 27, 1992
World Junior Championships:
Gold: 1999, 2002, 2003, 2011
Silver: 1995, 1998, 2000, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2012
Bronze: 1994, 1996, 1997, 2008, 2009
POS-PLAYERS
GK Sergei Kostenko
GK Andrei Makarov
GK Andrei Vasilevski
DEF Viktor Antipin
DEF Zakhar Arzamastsev
DEF Ildar Isangulov
DEF Mikhail Naumenkov
DEF Nikita Nesterov
DEF Igor Ozhiganov
DEF Artyom Sergeyev
DEF Grigori Zheldakov
FW Danil Apalkov
FW Sergei Barbashev
FW Mikhail Grigorenko
FW Nikita Gusev
FW Alexander Khokhlachev
FW Yaroslav Kosov
FW Pavel Kulikov
FW Yevgeni Kuznetsov
FW Ivan Telegin
FW Nail Yakupov
FW Ignat Zemchenko
HC Valeri Bragin
Updated (12/22/11)
Homepage www.fhr.ru
Games Played 141
Wins 92
Losses 40
Ties 9
Most Points Alexander Ovechkin & Evgeni Malkin (25)
First Game Played December 26, 1992 16-0 win over Japan
Biggest Win 16-0 over Japn December 26, 1992
Biggest Loss 9-1 to Canada December 27, 1992
World Junior Championships:
Gold: 1999, 2002, 2003, 2011
Silver: 1995, 1998, 2000, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2012
Bronze: 1994, 1996, 1997, 2008, 2009
POS-PLAYERS
GK Sergei Kostenko
GK Andrei Makarov
GK Andrei Vasilevski
DEF Viktor Antipin
DEF Zakhar Arzamastsev
DEF Ildar Isangulov
DEF Mikhail Naumenkov
DEF Nikita Nesterov
DEF Igor Ozhiganov
DEF Artyom Sergeyev
DEF Grigori Zheldakov
FW Danil Apalkov
FW Sergei Barbashev
FW Mikhail Grigorenko
FW Nikita Gusev
FW Alexander Khokhlachev
FW Yaroslav Kosov
FW Pavel Kulikov
FW Yevgeni Kuznetsov
FW Ivan Telegin
FW Nail Yakupov
FW Ignat Zemchenko
HC Valeri Bragin
Updated (12/22/11)
Played from January 19/1992 - Febuary 23/1992
Games Played 13
Wins 11
Losses 2
Ties 0
Home Games 0
Away Games 13
Goals For 70
Goals Against 26
Most Games Andrei Khomutov (13)
Most Points Andrei Khomutov (17)
First Game Played January 19, 1992 7-2 win over Austria
Biggest Win 8-1 over Switzerland February 8th, 1992
Biggest Loss 3-0 to Switzerland February 2nd, 1992
Olympics Games:
Gold: 1992
POS-PLAYERS
GK Mikhail Shtalenkov
GK Andrei Trefilov
DEF Sergei Bautin
DEF Daris Kasparitis
DEF Igor Kravchuk
DEF Vladimir Malakhov
DEF Dmitri Mironov
DEF Dmitri Yushkevish
DEF Alexei Zhitnik
DEF Segei Zubov
FW Igor Boldin
FW Nikolai Borscheveshy
FW Vyacheslav Butsayev
FW Vyacheslav Bykov
FW Yevegeni Davydov
FW Yuri Khymlev
FW Andrei Khomutov
FW Andrei Kovalenko
FW Alexei Kovalev
FW Sergei Petrenko
FW Vitali Prokhorov
FW Alexei Zhamnov
HC Viktor Tikhonov
1992 Olympic Squad
Games Played 13
Wins 11
Losses 2
Ties 0
Home Games 0
Away Games 13
Goals For 70
Goals Against 26
Most Games Andrei Khomutov (13)
Most Points Andrei Khomutov (17)
First Game Played January 19, 1992 7-2 win over Austria
Biggest Win 8-1 over Switzerland February 8th, 1992
Biggest Loss 3-0 to Switzerland February 2nd, 1992
Olympics Games:
Gold: 1992
POS-PLAYERS
GK Mikhail Shtalenkov
GK Andrei Trefilov
DEF Sergei Bautin
DEF Daris Kasparitis
DEF Igor Kravchuk
DEF Vladimir Malakhov
DEF Dmitri Mironov
DEF Dmitri Yushkevish
DEF Alexei Zhitnik
DEF Segei Zubov
FW Igor Boldin
FW Nikolai Borscheveshy
FW Vyacheslav Butsayev
FW Vyacheslav Bykov
FW Yevegeni Davydov
FW Yuri Khymlev
FW Andrei Khomutov
FW Andrei Kovalenko
FW Alexei Kovalev
FW Sergei Petrenko
FW Vitali Prokhorov
FW Alexei Zhamnov
HC Viktor Tikhonov
1992 Olympic Squad
Played from 1991-1992
Games Played 7
Wins 6
Losses 1
Ties 0
Home Games 0
Away Games 7
Goals For 39
Goals Against 13
Most Points Alexei Kovalev (10)
First Game Played December 26, 1991 10-2 win over Switzerland
Biggest Win 10-2 over Switzerland December 26, 1991
Biggest Loss 5-2 to Czechoslovakia January 1st, 1992
World Junior Championships:
Gold: 1992
POS-PLAYERS
GK Nikolai Khabibulin
GK Ildar Mukhometov
DEF Vladislav Bulin
DEF Daris Kasparitis
DEF Artyom Kopot
DEF Boris Mironov
DEF Sandis Ozolinish
DEF Alexei Troshinsky
DEF Denis Vinokurov
DEF Alexei Zhitnik
FW Alexander Cherbayev
FW Ravil Gusmanov
FW Konstantin Korotkov
FW Alexei Kovalev
FW Sergei Krivokrasov
FW Alexander Kuzminsky
FW Denis Metlyuk
FW Andrei Nikolishin
FW Alexander Sverzhov
FW Mikhail Volkov
FW Alexei Yashin
FW Sergei Zholtok
HC Pavel Vorobiev
1992 World Junior Squad
Games Played 7
Wins 6
Losses 1
Ties 0
Home Games 0
Away Games 7
Goals For 39
Goals Against 13
Most Points Alexei Kovalev (10)
First Game Played December 26, 1991 10-2 win over Switzerland
Biggest Win 10-2 over Switzerland December 26, 1991
Biggest Loss 5-2 to Czechoslovakia January 1st, 1992
World Junior Championships:
Gold: 1992
POS-PLAYERS
GK Nikolai Khabibulin
GK Ildar Mukhometov
DEF Vladislav Bulin
DEF Daris Kasparitis
DEF Artyom Kopot
DEF Boris Mironov
DEF Sandis Ozolinish
DEF Alexei Troshinsky
DEF Denis Vinokurov
DEF Alexei Zhitnik
FW Alexander Cherbayev
FW Ravil Gusmanov
FW Konstantin Korotkov
FW Alexei Kovalev
FW Sergei Krivokrasov
FW Alexander Kuzminsky
FW Denis Metlyuk
FW Andrei Nikolishin
FW Alexander Sverzhov
FW Mikhail Volkov
FW Alexei Yashin
FW Sergei Zholtok
HC Pavel Vorobiev
1992 World Junior Squad
MEN
JUNIOR U20
IIHF Member from 1953-1992
Played From 1952-1992
Facebook CCCP Hockey
Nickname The Big Red Machine
Games Played 916
Wins 741
Losses 110
Ties 65
Most Games Alexander Maltsev (321)
Most Points Sergei Makarov (248)
First Game Played April 22, 1951 23-2 win over E. Germany
Biggest Win 28-2 over Italy December 26, 1967
Biggest Loss 8-2 to Canada January 9th, 1968
World Championships:
Gold: 1954, 1956, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1989, 1990
Silver: 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1976, 1987
Bronze: 1960, 1961, 1972, 1977, 1985, 1991
Olympic Games:
Gold: 1956, 1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1984, 1988
Silver: 1980
Bronze: 1960
Canada Cup/World Cup: 1981
POS-PLAYERS
GK Alexei Marin
GK Vladimir Myshkin
GK Andrei Trefilov
DEF Ilya Byakin
DEF Vyacheslav Fetisov
DEF Alexei Gusarov
DEF Alexei Kasatonov
DEF Vladimir Konstaninov
DEF Igor Kravchuk
DEF Vladimir Malakhov
DEF Dmitri Mironov
FW Pavel Bure
FW Vyacheslav Butsayev
FW Vyacheslav Bykov
FW Valari Kamensky
FW Vyacheslav Kozlov
FW Dmitri Kvartalnov
FW Andrei Lomakin
FW Sergei Marakov
FW Sergei Nemchinov
FW Alexandr Semak
FW Valeri Zelepukin
FW Alexei Zhamnov
HC Viktor Tikhonov
1991 World Championship Squad
Played From 1952-1992
Facebook CCCP Hockey
Nickname The Big Red Machine
Games Played 916
Wins 741
Losses 110
Ties 65
Most Games Alexander Maltsev (321)
Most Points Sergei Makarov (248)
First Game Played April 22, 1951 23-2 win over E. Germany
Biggest Win 28-2 over Italy December 26, 1967
Biggest Loss 8-2 to Canada January 9th, 1968
World Championships:
Gold: 1954, 1956, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1989, 1990
Silver: 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1976, 1987
Bronze: 1960, 1961, 1972, 1977, 1985, 1991
Olympic Games:
Gold: 1956, 1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1984, 1988
Silver: 1980
Bronze: 1960
Canada Cup/World Cup: 1981
POS-PLAYERS
GK Alexei Marin
GK Vladimir Myshkin
GK Andrei Trefilov
DEF Ilya Byakin
DEF Vyacheslav Fetisov
DEF Alexei Gusarov
DEF Alexei Kasatonov
DEF Vladimir Konstaninov
DEF Igor Kravchuk
DEF Vladimir Malakhov
DEF Dmitri Mironov
FW Pavel Bure
FW Vyacheslav Butsayev
FW Vyacheslav Bykov
FW Valari Kamensky
FW Vyacheslav Kozlov
FW Dmitri Kvartalnov
FW Andrei Lomakin
FW Sergei Marakov
FW Sergei Nemchinov
FW Alexandr Semak
FW Valeri Zelepukin
FW Alexei Zhamnov
HC Viktor Tikhonov
1991 World Championship Squad
IIHF Member from 1953-1992
Played From 1973-1992
Games Played 112
Wins 92
Losses 15
Ties 5
Most Points Pavel Bure (39)
First Game Played December 27, 1973 6-2 win over Finland
Biggest Win 19-1 over Austria December 27, 1980
Biggest Loss 7-0 to Canada December 26, 1981
World Junior Championships:
Gold: 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1989
Silver: 1988, 1990, 1991
Bronze: 1981, 1985
POS-PLAYERS
GK Sergei Svyagin
GK Segei Tkachenko
DEF Darius Kasparaitis
DEF Sergei Marynyuk
DEF Boris Mironov
DEF Evegeni Namestnikov
DEF Sandis Ozolinsh
DEF Dmitri Yushkevich
DEF Alexei Zhitnik
FW Igor Bachatov
FW Sergei Berezin
FW Pavel Bure
FW Yan Kaminski
FW Valari Karpov
FW Konstantin Korotkov
FW Vyacheslav Kozlov
FW Alexei Kudasov
FW Dmitri Motkov
FW Oleg Petrov
FW Mikhail Volkov
FW Sergei Zholtok
FW Sergei Zolotov
HC Robert Cherenkov
1991 World Junior Squad
Played From 1973-1992
Games Played 112
Wins 92
Losses 15
Ties 5
Most Points Pavel Bure (39)
First Game Played December 27, 1973 6-2 win over Finland
Biggest Win 19-1 over Austria December 27, 1980
Biggest Loss 7-0 to Canada December 26, 1981
World Junior Championships:
Gold: 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1989
Silver: 1988, 1990, 1991
Bronze: 1981, 1985
POS-PLAYERS
GK Sergei Svyagin
GK Segei Tkachenko
DEF Darius Kasparaitis
DEF Sergei Marynyuk
DEF Boris Mironov
DEF Evegeni Namestnikov
DEF Sandis Ozolinsh
DEF Dmitri Yushkevich
DEF Alexei Zhitnik
FW Igor Bachatov
FW Sergei Berezin
FW Pavel Bure
FW Yan Kaminski
FW Valari Karpov
FW Konstantin Korotkov
FW Vyacheslav Kozlov
FW Alexei Kudasov
FW Dmitri Motkov
FW Oleg Petrov
FW Mikhail Volkov
FW Sergei Zholtok
FW Sergei Zolotov
HC Robert Cherenkov
1991 World Junior Squad
MEN
JUNIOR U20
