Extraliga (Czech Republic) 2001/02

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Master: HC Sparta Prague
Relegated: HC Vagnerplast Kladno
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The 2001/02 season was the ninth regular staging of the Czech extra league . In the play-off final, the previous season's runner-up, HC Sparta Prague , beat HC Vítkovice 3-1 . In the first division of the Czech Republic , the Bílí Tygři Liberec won the play-off final and met HC Vagnerplast Kladno in the relegation . This series ended 4-1 in favor of the White Tigers from Liberec , so that they were promoted to the extra league and the team from Kladno relegated to the first division.

mode

In 52 games, all teams play two complete double rounds, so each team has 26 home and away games. The teams in places 1 to 8 qualify directly for the play-offs, the quarter-finals of which are played in best-of-seven mode . Semi-finals and finals, on the other hand, will be played in best-of-five mode. For the teams in places 9 to 13, the season ends after the main round. At the end of the season, in addition to the playoffs, there will be a relegation, in which the last placed team of the Extraliga and the winner of the play-off final of the 1st division take part. In the best-of-seven mode with a maximum of seven games per team, the promoted to the extra league or relegated to the first division is determined.

Regular season

Last year's winner HC Vsetín had major financial problems and had to sell half the team. Some top players like Kratěna switched to HC Sparta Prague, which had a double budget compared to the other Extraliga clubs.

table

# team Sp S3 S2 U N N1 Torv. Points
1. HC Sparta Prague 52 28 4th 8th 9 3 196: 132 103
2. HC Continental Zlín 52 25th 5 4th 15th 3 189: 154 92
3. HC IPB Pojišťovna Pardubice 52 27 1 6th 16 2 151: 134 91
4th HC Keramika Plzeň 52 26th 1 6th 18th 1 155: 146 87
5. HC Vítkovice 52 23 5 4th 16 4th 158: 132 87
6th HC Slavia Prague 52 22nd 4th 5 15th 6th 152: 125 87
7th HC JME Znojemští Orli 52 22nd 5 4th 18th 3 153: 140 83
8th. HC Oceláři Třinec 52 23 2 2 21st 4th 155: 165 79
9. HC Vsetín 52 16 5 7th 22nd 2 142: 162 67
10. HC Becherovka Karlovy Vary 52 14th 6th 3 25th 4th 127: 155 61
11. HC Femax Havířov 52 16 3 2 27 4th 161: 189 60
12. HC České Budějovice 52 16 1 5 26th 4th 133: 155 59
13. HC Chemopetrol Litvínov 52 16 0 3 29 4th 120: 164 55
14th HC Vagnerplast Kladno 52 10 4th 9 27 2 123: 162 49

Awards

Average audience

The highest average attendance in the league was recorded by HC Pardubice , which received an average of 7,060 spectators for its home games.

team cut
HC Pardubice 7060
HC Plzeň 6450
HC Zlín 5774
HC Sparta Prague 4710
HC Vítkovice 4599
HC Třinec 4056
HC Znojemští Orli 3863
Vsetín 3283
Litvínov 3239
HC Kladno 3115
Slavia 2682
Karlovy Vary 2949
Havířov 2334
HC České Budějovice 1623

Play-offs

Tournament tree

Quarter finals Semifinals final
                   
       
 HC Sparta Prague  4th
 HC Oceláři Třinec  2  
 HC Sparta Prague  3
   HC Slavia Prague  0  
 HC Slavia Prague  4th
 HC IPB Pojišťovna Pardubice  2  
 HC Sparta Prague  3
   HC Vítkovice  1
 Excalibur Znojemští Orli  3
 HC Continental Zlín  4th  
 HC Continental Zlín  1 Game for third place
   HC Vítkovice  3  
 HC Keramika Plzeň  2   not played out   
 HC Vítkovice  4th        

The team of HC Sparta Prague prevailed 3-1 against HC Vítkovice and won the sixth championship title in the club's history. In the playoffs, the attacking formation around Michal Broš and Ondřej Kratěna , who together scored 36 points in 13 playoff games , was particularly convincing . Goalkeeper Petr Bříza again contributed to the success , who played at a consistently good level in the playoffs with 93.97% saved shots and a goal average of 2.04.

Czech champion's squad

Czech champion HC Sparta Prague
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Goalkeepers: Petr Bříza , Petr Přikryl

Defenders: Jaroslav Nedvěd , František Ptáček , Valdemar Jiruš , Pavel Šrek , Jan Srdínko , Radek Hamr , Jan Hanzlík , František Kučera , Libor Zábranský , Martin Richter

Attackers: Jiří Zelenka , Jaroslav Hlinka , Richard Žemlička , Ondřej Kratěna , Michal Broš , Martin Chabada , Róbert Tomík , Radek Bělohlav , January Tomajko , Václav Novák , Pavel Kašpařík , Michal Sivek , Petr Havelka , Tomáš Netík , David Hnát

Coaching staff: Václav Sýkora , Pavel Hynek

Relegation

14th (EL) - 1st ( 1st league ) HC Vagnerplast Kladno 1: 4
(1: 4, 2: 5, 4: 2, 0: 3, 1: 2)
Bílí Tygři Liberec

Bílí Tygři Liberec reached 2001/02 winning the championship of the 1st division. In the relegation the club defeated HC Vagnerplast Kladno 4-1, so that the team from Kladno, which dominated Czechoslovak ice hockey for many years, relegated to the first division.

trophies

Award winner team
Player of the year Petr Bříza HC Sparta Prague
Goalkeeper of the Year Jiří Trvaj HC Vítkovice
Defender of the Year Jaroslav Nedvěd HC Sparta Prague
Coach of the year Václav Sýkora HC Sparta Prague
MVP of the playoffs Michal Broš HC Sparta Prague
Regular Season MVP Petr Čajánek HC Continental Zlín
Rookie of the year Milan Michálek HC České Budějovice
Fair play trophy David Hruška HC Litvínov / HC Havířov

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Extraliga 2001/02: bilan de la Saison . hockeyarchives.info