Bohemia national ice hockey team
The Czech national ice hockey team represented the Kingdom of Bohemia, which belonged to the founding of Czechoslovakia Austria - Hungary.
History
The Czech national ice hockey team was in the early years of hockey in Europe's top nations and took from 1911 to 1914 at the Ice Hockey Championship in part. The Bohemia won the gold medal three times and in 1913 behind Belgium European vice-champion. The tournament was canceled in 1912 by the International Ice Hockey Federation in hindsight, because at that time Austria was not an association member yet, why Bohemia is officially listed as a two-time European champion.
Since the dissolution of Czechoslovakia in 1993 the Czech national ice hockey team continues the tradition of the Czech ice hockey.
Special matches
- First game: January 23, 1909, Chamonix, France: France 8-1 Bohemia Bohemia
- Biggest win: January 18, 1914, Les Avants, Switzerland: Bohemia Bohemia 17-0 Belgium
- Biggest defeat: January 24, 1909, Chamonix, France: United Kingdom 1801 United Kingdom 11-0 Bohemia Bohemia
Bohemian European Champion
- January Hamáček (1911 )
- Karel Tome (1914 )
- Václav Pondělíček (1914 )
- Otakar Vindyš (1911 )
- January palouš (1911, 1914)
- January Fleischmann (1911, 1914)
- Jaroslav Jirkovský (1911, 1914)
- Jaroslav Jarkovský (1911 )
- Josef Rublič (1911 )
- Josef Šroubek (1911 )
- Miloslav Fleischmann ( 1911)
- Joseph Loos ( 1914)
- František Rublič (1914 )
- Karel Pesek - Kada (1914 )
- Josef Páral (1914 )