František Výborný
František Výborný (born August 15, 1953 in Jirny , Czechoslovakia ) is a Czech ice hockey coach and former player. He is the father of David Výborný , who played successfully in the National Hockey League for many years .
Career
František Výborný began his career at TJ Motorlet Prague and played for this club in the 1st Česká národní hokejová league , the second highest division of the Czechoslovakia. In 1972 he was called up for military service and played from that point on for the army club Dukla Jihlava , with whom he won five championship titles. It was not until 1985 that he moved from Jihlava to Mladá Boleslav , where he ended his playing career in 1987. Between 1987 and 1989 he coached this club before returning to ČLTK Prague.
From 1990 he looked after the junior teams of HC Sparta Prague before he replaced Pavel Wohl as head coach of the men's team during the 1994/95 season . The following season he reached third place in the league with Sparta before moving to the Slovenian club HK Jesenice in the summer of 1996 .
For the 1998/99 season Výborný was hired by Sparta as an assistant coach before he was promoted to head coach a year later. At the end of the 1999/2000 season he succeeded in winning the Czech championship with Sparta , with his team not suffering a single defeat in nine playoff games. In the following season Výborný changed twice between head and assistant coach post and reached at the end of the season the runner-up behind HC Slovnaft Vsetín .
After these successes with Sparta, he was signed by the first division club HC Havířov in 2001 , but a year later he signed a two-year contract with HC Litvínov . At the beginning of the 2004/05 season he was the head coach at HC Moeller Pardubice , but resigned after the sixth match day and again took over the HK Jesenice , with which he won the Slovenian championship . At the same time he was hired by the Slovenian Ice Hockey Federation as head coach of the Slovenian national team , with whom he was able to prevent relegation at the 2005 Ice Hockey World Championship .
In October 2005 he returned to the Czech Republic and has been a full-time trainer for Sparta Prague ever since. With Sparta he was able to become Czech champion both in 2006 and 2007 . Before the 2009/10 season he gave up the post of head coach to Pavel Hynek and became his assistant coach. In October 2009, the entire coaching staff was dismissed due to sporting failure. Then Výborný took over the coaching position at HC Mountfield .
Stations as a trainer
- 1987–89 Mladá Boleslav (player-coach)
- 1989 ČLTK Prague
- 1989–94 HC Sparta Prague junior team
- 1994–96 HC Sparta Prague
- 1996–98 HK Jesenice (assistant coach)
- 1998–01 HC Sparta Prague
- 2001/02 HC Havířov
- 2002-04 HC Litvínov
- 2004 HC Moeller Pardubice (resignation before the 7th matchday)
- 2005 HK Jesenice
- 2004–2006 Slovenian national ice hockey team
- 2005-28. October 2009 HC Sparta Prague
- October 28, 2009–2012 HC České Budějovice
- 2012–2017 BK Mladá Boleslav
- since October 2017 HC Sparta Prague
Achievements and Awards
- Five-time Czechoslovakian champion with Dukla Jihlava
- Czech champion in 2000, 2006 and 2007 with Sparta Prague
- 2005 Slovenian champion with HK Jesenice
- Elected coach of the year 2000, 2006 and 2007 in the Czech Republic
Individual evidence
- ↑ Kouč František Výborný slaví 55. narozeniny! In: hcsparta.cz. August 15, 2008, accessed September 21, 2017 (Czech).
- ↑ Kouč František Výborný: 700x v Tipsport extralize! In: hcsparta.cz. December 21, 2011, accessed September 21, 2017 (Czech).
- ↑ osobnosti.cz František Výborný Hokejový trenér
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Výborný, František |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Vyborny, Frantisek |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Czech ice hockey player and coach |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 15th August 1953 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Jirny , Czechoslovakia |