2010–11 MOL Liga season

The season 2010/11 was the third regular host the MOL League, the highest common Hockey League Romania and Hungary. Defending Budapest were the stars, but were eliminated in the semi-finals this season. New champion of HSC Csíkszereda.

  • 3.1 Games for eighth
  • 3.2 quarterfinals
  • 3.3 Semi-finals
  • 3.4 final
  • 3.5 Statistics

Participant

For the third season of the League farm team of the EBEL clubs Alba Volán Székesfehérvár returned to the MOL League. The League launched on September 7, 2010. Moreover, the CSA Steaua Bucharest returned after a year as the third Romanian team back to the league. The rest of the field remained unchanged compared to the previous year.

  • Hungary Dunaújvárosi Acélbikák from Dunaújváros (as Dab.Docler )
  • Hungary Ferencvárosi TC from Budapest
  • HSC Miercurea Ciuc Romania Csíkszereda from (Hungarian Csíkszereda )
  • Hungary Miskolci Jegesmedvék JSE from Miskolc
  • Romania SCM 68 Fenestela Braşov Braşov from
  • Hungary Alba Volán Székesfehérvár II
  • Romania CSA Steaua Bucharest in Bucharest
  • Hungary Újpesti TE from Budapest
  • Hungary Budapest Budapest Stars (as Vasas HC)

Regular season

They played a double round-trip round, yielding a total of 32 games for each team.

Table

Statistics

Playoffs

Prior to the playoffs, the two clubs the last playoff participants played on the eighth and ninth out in a short best of three series. This was followed by quarterfinals, semifinals and finals in each mode Best of five.

The third quarter-final match between SC Miercurea Ciuc future champion and Újpesti TE was canceled after thirteen minutes and eleven seconds with the score at 8-0.

Games for eighth

Quarterfinals

Semifinal

Final

Statistics

Cadre of the MOL League winner

Goalkeepers: Róbert Fülöp, Stanislav Kozuch, Gellert Ruczuj

Defender: Botond Flinta Attila Goga, Jozef Hruby, Imre János, Endre Kosa, István Nagy Szabolcs Papp, István Sprencz

Attacker: Tihamer Becze, Ottó Bíró, Tamás Bíró, Lubomir Hurtaj, Attila Kánya, Márton Hunor, Ede Mihaly, Ervin Moldován, Zsombor Molnár, Zsolt Molnár, Václav Novák, Levente Péter, Tivadar Petre, Ladislav Sikorcin, Csanád Virag

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