Vysschaya League 1973/74

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Vysschaya League
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Master: Krylya Sovetov Moscow
Relegated: none
• Vysschaya League |  Pervaya League ↓   |  Wtoraja Liga ↓↓

The 1973/74 season of the Vysschaya League was the 28th season of the highest Soviet ice hockey division . The Soviet championship title for the second time secured Krylja Sowetow Moscow .

mode

The nine teams of the Vysschaya League played four times against each opponent in a common main round, making the total number of games per team 32. The team with the best points became champions, while the bottom of the table had to compete in the relegation against the second division champions. Each team received two points for a win, one point for a draw and zero points for a defeat.

Main round

club Sp S. U N T GT Points
1. Krylya Sovetov Moscow 32 24 3 5 162 87 51
2. CSKA Moscow 32 18th 4th 10 153 121 40
3. Dynamo Moscow 32 16 4th 12 141 114 36
4th Spartak Moscow 32 15th 3 14th 146 145 33
5. Torpedo Gorky 32 11 6th 15th 111 127 28
6th Dinamo Riga 32 13 2 17th 120 130 28
7th Chimik Voskressensk 32 11 5 16 107 125 27
8th. Chelyabinsk tractor 32 11 4th 17th 115 151 26th
9. SKA Leningrad 32 7th 5 20th 100 155 19th

Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = losses, OTS = overtime wins, OTN = overtime losses, SOS = penalty wins, SON = penalty losses

Relegation

The SKA Leningrad with two wins in two games confidently secured the league against the relegated Avtomobilist Sverdlovsk.

Top scorer

Bold: Season best

player team Gates Assists Points
Vyacheslav Anissin Krylya Sovetov 22nd 26th 48
Alexander Malzew Dynamo Moscow 25th 22nd 47
Alexander Yakushev Spartak Moscow 26th 10 36
Alexander Bodunov Krylya Sovetov 20th 16 36
Konstantin Klimow Krylya Sovetov 20th 16 36

Soviet master

Master Krylja Sowetow Moscow
Logo of Krylya Sowetov Moscow

Goalkeepers: Alexander Sidelnikow , Vladimir Myshkin , Andrei Tschirkow

Defenders: Sergei Glukhov , Viktor Kuznetsov , Valery Kuzmin , Igor Lapin , Yuri Shatalov , Yuri Teryochin , Yuri Tyurin

Attackers: Vyacheslav Anissin , Alexander Bodunow , Igor Dmitrijew , Sergei Kapustin , Konstantin Klimow , Sergei Kotow , Evgeni Kucharsch , Yuri Lebedew , Vladimir Rasko , Vladimir Repnjow

Head coach: Boris Kulagin

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ hockeystars.ru, championship team

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