Extraliga (Slovakia) 2003/04

T-Com Extraliga
◄ previous	2003/04 season	next ►
Master:	HC Dukla Trenčín
Relegated:	MHC Martin
• Extraliga \| 1st league ↓ \| 2nd league ↓↓

The 2003/04 season of the T-Com Extraliga was the eleventh regular staging of the top ice hockey division in Slovakia . In the playoff final, HC Dukla Trenčín prevailed 4-2 against HKm Zvolen and won the third Slovak championship title in the club's history. The MHC Martin, however, only reached the last place in the regular season, so that he had to relegate to the first division . The MHC was replaced by the master of this second division, the HK Dubnica .

table

Pl.	team	Sp.	S3	S2	N1	U	N0	Torv.	Pt.
1.	HC Dukla Trenčín	54	38	1	5	1	9	172: 87	121
2.	HKm Zvolen	54	30th	4th	7th	1	12	189: 123	105
3.	HC Slovan Bratislava	54	29	2	9	1	13	178: 116	100
4th	HC Košice	54	24	0	8th	3	19th	149: 124	80
5.	MsHK ŠKP Žilina	54	18th	0	14th	1	21st	117: 124	68
6th	HK 36 Skalica	54	18th	2	9	1	24	138: 143	67
7th	MHk 32 Liptovský Mikuláš	54	18th	1	10	1	24	119: 136	66
8th.	HK ŠKP Poprad	54	15th	1	7th	0	31	110: 173	54
9.	HK Nitra	54	15th	1	5	1	32	117: 197	52
10.	MHC Martin	54	11	1	8th	3	31	119: 185	43

The playoffs were in mode played "Best of Seven".

HC Dukla Trenčín beat HKm Zvolen 4-2 in the final series and thus became Slovak champion in 2004.

	goalkeeper	Miroslav Hála , Petr Přikryl
	Defender	Lukáš Bambúch , František Bombic , Jiří Heš , Ján Homér , Slavomír Hriňa , Peter Janík , Andrej Meszároš , Michal Mravík , Tomáš Starosta , Miroslav Šmidriak
	striker	Peter Fabuš , Miroslav Hanták , Marcel Hanzal , Andrej Kmeč , Ivan Koložváry , Miroslav Kaváčik , Jaroslav Kóňa , Václav Král , Roman Kukumberg , Anton Lezo , Tibor Melichárek , Martin Opatovský , Robert Rehák , Peter Sivák
	Trainer	Dušan Gregor , Július Pénzeš

Top scorer: Martin Bartek (HKm Zvolen): 74 points scorer (38 goals and 36 assists )
Top scorer: Martin Bartek: 38 goals
Best goalkeeper: Karol Križan (HKm Zvolen): 2.00 GAA ; 93.6% catch quota
Coach of the year : Dušan Gregor (HC Dukla Trenčín)
Player of the Year : Zdeno Cíger (HC Slovan Bratislava)
Rookie of the year : Martin Gálik (MsHK ŠKP Žilina)