HK Dukla Trenčín
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VTJ Dukla Trenčín (1962–1970) AŠD Dukla Trenčín (1970–1974) ASVŠ Dukla Trenčín (1974–1990) (HC) Dukla Trenčín (1990–2013) HK Dukla Trenčín (since 2013) |
Location | Trenčín , Slovakia |
Club colors | yellow Red |
league | Tipsport league |
Venue | Zimný Štadión Trenčín |
capacity | 6,150 seats (including 3,169 seats) |
executive Director | Róbert Švehla |
Head coach |
Josef Turek Róbert Petrovický |
Season 2018/19 | 6th place (main round), playoff quarter-finals |
HK Dukla Trenčín is an ice hockey club in the city of Trenčín in Slovakia , which plays in the Slovak Tipsport league and has won three championship titles since 1993. The club plays its home games in Zimný Štadión Trenčín, built in 1960 .
history
From 1956, the army sports clubs in Czechoslovakia were reorganized. In 1962 it was decided to relocate the existing club VTJ Dukla Opava to Trenčín and rename it to VTJ Dukla Trenčín . As a result, Dukla took part in the second division of Czechoslovakia, the 2nd division . 1966, 1968 and 1971 Dukla reached the championship of the Slovak group of the league, the later 1. Slovenská národná hokejová league , but failed each on promotion to the 1st league , the top division of Czechoslovakia. It was not until 15 years after its founding that the club rose to the top division in 1977 after another championship, but was only able to establish itself there temporarily and rose again to the second division in 1982. A year later, however, Dukla again won the championship title of the 1st SNHL and rose again to the 1st division.
In the following years Dukla placed mostly at the bottom of the league table, but in 1989 the team around Vladimír Růžička was able to occupy second place and win the runner-up in the playoffs, while Tesla Pardubice was Czechoslovakian champions . The club achieved the same placement a year later, this time behind HC Sparta Prague . In the penultimate season of the joint league of the Czech Republic and Slovakia, 1991/92, Dukla Trenčín took first place in the west season after the regular season. In the playoffs Dukla first beat Poldi Kladno 3-2, HC Litvínov 3-1 and scored in the playoff final on HC Škoda Plzeň . After four more games, Plzeň was defeated 3-1 and Dukla Trenčín was able to celebrate the greatest success in the club's history: winning the Czechoslovak championship. Outstanding player in the playoffs was Žigmund Pálffy , who scored 18 goals and eight assists for Trenčín in 13 playoff games.
After the division of the league, Dukla was able to become Slovak champion in the first season of the Slovak extra league and repeated this success in 1997 and 2004 .
successes
- Won the championship of the 1st SNHL in 1966, 1968, 1971, 1977 and 1982
- Vice championship of the CSSR in 1989 and 1990
- Czechoslovak Champion 1992
- Slovak champion in 1994, 1997 and 2004
- Vice championship of Slovakia in 1995, 1996, 2001, 2005 and 2007
Well-known former players
Many of the team's former players made it to the NHL and are very successful there today. Among them are Zdeno Chára , Pavol Demitra , Marián Gáborík , Marcel Hossa , Marián Hossa , Andrej Meszaros , Žigmund Pálffy and Miroslav Šatan .
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Trainer
- 1993/94 - František Hossa and Rudolf Uličný
- 1994/95 - František Hossa and Rudolf Uličný
- 1995/96 - Rudolf Potsch and Ernest Bokroš
- 1996/97 - Jaroslav Walter and Rudolf Potsch
- 1997/98 - Jaroslav Walter and Miroslav Miklošovič; later J. Walter and Viliam Ružička
- 1998/99 - Ján Faith and Miroslav Miklošovič
- 1999/2000 - Július Šupler and Dušan Gregor
- 2000/01 - Július Šupler and J. Boldiš
- 2001/02 - Július Šupler and Vladimír Hiadlovský
- 2002/03 -
- 2003/04 - Dušan Gregor and Július Pénzeš
- 2004/05 -
- 2005/06 - Milan Hovorka
- 2006/07 - Antonín Stavjaňa
- 2007/08 - Antonín Stavjaňa
- 2008/09 - Július Pénzeš and Juraj Jakubík, from January 2009 František Hossa and Róbert Švehla
- 2009/10 - František Hossa and Jozef Daňo
- 2010/11 - Dušan Gregor and Juraj Jakubík
- 2011/12 - Dušan Gregor and Juraj Jakubík, later Róbert Kaláber and Jozef Daňo
- 2012/13 - Róbert Kaláber and Jozef Daňo
- 2013/14 - Róbert Kaláber and Roman Chatrnúch , later Milan Staš and Branislav Jánoš
- 2014/15 - Roman Stantien and Branislav Jánoš
- 2015/16 - Ján Kobezda and Marcel Hanzal
- 2016/17 - Miloš Holáň and Róbert Petrovický , later Josef Turek and Róbert Petrovický. From the beginning of 2017 replaced by Július Pénzeš , Viliam Čacho , Peter Kosa and Ján Kobezda. From the end of January 2017, Ján Pardavý replaced the deceased Kobezda.
- 2017/18 - Peter Oremus and Ján Pardavý
Master teams
1991/92
- Goalkeepers: Vladimír Hiadlovský , Igor Murín
- Defense: Milos Holaň , Jaroslav Modrý , Milan Nedoma , Róbert Švehla , Ľubomír Sekeráš , Marián Smerčiak , Ernest Bokroš
- Attack: Jaroslav Brabec , Dusan Gregor , Miroslav Hanták , Miroslav Hlinka , Branislav Jánoš , Lubomir Kolník , Roman Kontšek , Martin Madový , Ján Pardavý , Róbert Petrovický , Pavel Pýcha , Žigmund Pálffy , Marian Uharček , Josef Zajíc
- Coach: Július Šupler
1993/94
- Goalkeepers: Eduard Hartmann , Róbert Kompas , Igor Murín
- Defense: Radoslav Hecl , Dalibor Kusovský , Stanislav Medŕík , Richard Pavlikovský , Ľubomír Sekeráš , Marián Smerčiak , Vladimír Vlk , Milan Žitný
- Attack: Jozef Daňo , Branislav Gáborík , Miroslav Hlinka , Branislav Jánoš , Martin Madový , Miloš Melicherík , Ján Pardavý , Pavol Paukovček , Roman Stantien , Miroslav Šatan , Bystrík Ščepko
- Coach: František Hossa , Rudolf Uličný
1996/97
- Goalkeepers: Igor Murín , Martin Špillar
- Defense: Juraj Ďurčo , Dalibor Kusovský , Stanislav Medŕík , Richard Pavlikovský , Róbert Pukalovič , Miloš Rehák , Marián Smerčiak , Vladimír Vlk
- Attack: Peter Barinka , Miloš Fleischer , Marián Hossa , Juraj Jakubík , Branislav Jánoš , Miloš Melicherík , Michal Mravík , Martin Opatovský , Rastislav Paľov , Ján Pardavý , Pavol Paukovček , Rastislav Pavlikovský , Marián Uharček
- Trainer: Jaroslav Walter , Rudolf Potsch
2003/04
- Goalkeepers: Miroslav Hála , Petr Přikryl
- Defense: Lukáš Bambúch , František Bombic , Jiří Heš , Ján Homér , Slavomír Hriňa , Peter Janík , Andrej Meszároš , Michal Mravík , Tomáš Starosta , Miroslav Šmidriak
- Attack: 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
- Coach: Dušan Gregor , Július Pénzeš
Individual evidence
- ↑ hockeyarchives.info, Championnat de Tchécoslovaquie 1982/83
- ↑ hockeyarchives.info, Championnat de Tchécoslovaquie 1991/92
- ↑ Kobezda bude generálnym manažérom a spolu s Hanzalom aj koučom Dukly , www.hokej.sk, May 12, 2015
- ↑ Novým trénerom Dukly je Peter Oremus , www.hkdukla.sk, May 9, 2017
Web links
- Official website of the club (Slovak)