Jaroslav KracÃk
Jaroslav Kracík ( born January 18, 1983 in Plzeň, Czechoslovakia) is a Czech ice hockey player who plays on the position of the center at SC Riessersee in DEL2.
Career
Kracík first went through to 2001, the youth teams of HC Plzeň before he came in the 2001/ 02 season for the first time in the Extraliga for HC Plzeň in four games for use. That same season he was loaned to the third Czech league to the HC Klatovy, where it was used in six games. Until the 2004/05 season he was further used in Pilsen mainly in the U20 team. In the following years he was on the HC Plzeň under contract, but was again loaned out to other clubs, but where he usually attended only a few games.
For the season 2010/11 he moved to HC Litvinov, who was represented in the Czech Extraliga, and came in 43 games on four goals and nine assists.
After just one season in Litvinov Kracík moved to Germany to EV Landshut, who took time under the name Landshut Cannibals. In the second hockey league, he scored 10 goals in his first season and prepared 41 more before and won with the Cannibals the championship of the league. In the following season, he ran for the Landshut team.
After suffering a knee injury in 2013 and was granted a new contract in Landshut, he moved in November 2013 to league rivals SC Riessersee.
Awards and achievements
- 2012 Master of the Bundesliga 2 with the Landshut Cannibals