HC Spartak Moscow

• Soviet champion in 1962, 1967, 1969, 1976
• Soviet Cup Winners 1970, 1971
• Spengler Cup winners 1980, 1981, 1985, 1989, 1990
• Ahearne Cup winner in 1971, 1972, 1973

The HK Spartak Moscow (Russian ХК Спартак Москва ) is the Hockey Department Founded in 1946, the Russian sports club Spartak Moscow. The home games are played in the 5,530 -seater sports palace Sokolniki.

History

From one of the departments of sports clubs Spartak Moscow Spartak Moscow of HK was founded in 1946. You have the Soviet Championship four times (1962, 1967, 1969 and 1976 ) won, and also can celebrate success on the European stage. The Spengler Cup they were five times ( 1980, 1981, 1985, 1989 and 1990 ) to win. In the 2005/06 season the team finished tenth in the Russian Super League after being relegated in 1999 and 2003 from Selbiger in the Wysschaja league. In August 2006, the team HK Spartak was disbanded after a long time of uncertainty for financial reasons. Helped also had the death of Geschäftsführeres in a plane crash in July 2006.

In the 2007 /08 season the club came back in the Super League and was later adopted into the newly formed Continental Hockey League one year.

Squad of the 2013/14 season

As of October 21, 2013

Former Players

• Yevgeny Paladjew (1968-1975)

Coach

Source: www.spartak - history.ru

• Alexander Igumnov ( 1946-47, 1948-1955, 1958-60 )
• Serafim Sokolow ( 1947-48 )
• Anatoli Seglin ( 1955-58 )
• Anatoli Jeghorow (1958 )
• Alexander Nowokreschtschenow ( 1960-63 )
• Boris Afanasyev (1963-1964)
• Vsevolod Bobrov ( 1964-67 )
• Yevgeny Mayorov ( 1967-68 )
• Nikolai Karpov (1968-1970, 1975-77 )
• Boris Mayorov ( 1970-71, 1985-89 )
• Yuri Baulin ( 1971-72 )
• Vyacheslav Starschinow ( 1972-75 )
• Robert Cherenkov ( 1977-78 )
• Anatoli Watutin ( 1978-79 )
• Boris Kulagin (1979-1984)
• Vladimir Shadrin (1984 )
• Yevgeny Zimin ( 1984-85 )
• Alexander Yakushev (1989-1993, 1998-2000)
• Valentin Gurejew ( 1993-95 )
• Viktor Shalimov ( 1995-96 )
• Vyacheslav Anissin ( 1996-97)
• Fyodor Kanareikin ( 1997-98, 2002)
• Nikolai Soloviev ( 2000-02 )
• Sergei Schepelew ( 2002-05 )
• Valeri Bragin ( 2005-07 )
• Miloš Říha (2007-2010)
• Igor Pavlov (2010)
• Andrei Yakovenko (2010-2011)
• Viktor Patschkalin (2011)
• František Hossa (2011)
• Andrei Sidorenko (2011-2012)
• Fyodor Kanareikin (since 2012)