HC Gherdëina

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hockey Club Gherdëina
Greatest successes
  • Master series A1 1969, 1976, 1980, 1981
  • six-time runner-up
Club information
history HC Val Gardena (1927–1999)
HC Gherdëina (since 1999)
Location Selva , Val Gardena , Italy
Club colors  
league Alps Hockey League
Venue Pranives ice rink
capacity approx. 2,000 places
executive Director ItalyItaly Walter Ploner
Head coach ItalyItaly Erwin Kostner
captain ItalyItaly Fabrizio Senoner
AlpsHL 2018/19 11th place, pre-playoffs

The HC Gherdëina (also HC Gröden ) is an Italian ice hockey club from Val Gardena that currently plays in the Alps Hockey League . The home stadium Pranives has a capacity of around 2,000.

history

The Hockey Club Val Gardena was founded on October 8, 1927. The team played continuously in Serie A from 1932 to 1986 . In 1973 Willy Comploj founded the Hockey Club Selva in neighboring Selva . This club has won the Serie B championship title three times in its almost 30-year existence . Later he acted as a partner club for the junior teams of HC Val Gardena. In 1980 the B-World Championship in 1981 was awarded to Ortisei, for which the Setil ice rink, which was open until then, was roofed over.

In 1986, the club voluntarily relegated to Serie B, because they did not want to follow the Italo shopping frenzy , the massive obligation of dual citizens, especially from Canada, of the other participating teams. In 1992 the promotion to Serie A followed. HC Val Gardena also played in the Alpine League .

In 1999 the club was almost on the verge of collapse after a mudslide destroyed the St. Ulrich ice rink, which was used at the time . After this accident, the “Pranives” ice rink in Selva became their home stadium and the club merged with HC Selva , which is located there .

Trainer

time Trainer
1927/28 United States 48United States Mac Dick
1968/69 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Zdeněk Bláha
1974/75 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Zdeněk Bláha
1975/76 ItalyItaly Walter Piccolruaz
1976/77 FinlandFinland Leave Oksanen
1977-1979 Canada and Switzerland Dave Chambers
1979-1981 CanadaCanada Ron Ivany
1982/83 CanadaCanada Jim Webster
1983/84 SwedenSweden Nils Carlsson
1984/85 CanadaCanada Stu Robertson , Miroslav BerekCzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia
1987/88 ItalyItaly Edmund Rabanser
1988/89 CanadaCanada Gary Davidson
1989/90 CanadaCanada Ron Ivany
1990/91 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Dragomir Savic
1991-1993 ItalyItaly Adolf Insam
1993/94 CanadaCanada Jim Webster
1994/95 CanadaCanada Dale McCourt
1995/96 CanadaCanada Dave Chambers
1996/97 CanadaCanada Ross Yates
1998/99 ItalyItaly Achim Vinatzer , Hans PiccolruazItalyItaly
1999/2000 no game operation
2000/01 CanadaCanada Paul Arsenault
2001/02 ItalyItaly Thomas Kostner
2002/03 SloveniaSlovenia Murajica Pajič
2003/04 SwedenSweden Per Hanberg
2004-2006 CanadaCanada IrelandIreland Doug Irwin
2006/07 Canada and United Kingdom Mark Cavallin
2007/08 SwedenSweden Svein-Ove Nermo
2008/09 SloveniaSlovenia Ignaz Kavec , Jeff FlanaganCanadaCanada
2009/10 Canada and United Kingdom Paul Adey , Elmar ParthItalyItaly
2010/11 CanadaCanada Ron Ivany
2011/12 ItalyItaly Erwin Kostner
2012 ItalyItaly Thomas Kostner
2012/13 CanadaCanada Gary Prior
2013/14 GermanyGermany Henry Thom
2014/15 FinlandFinland Jarno Mensonen
2015/16 GermanyGermany Henry Thom , Ulrich EgenGermanyGermany
2016 – Jan. 2019 Canada and Italy Patrice Lefebvre
2019 FinlandFinland Timo Keppo
since May 2019 ItalyItaly Erwin Kostner

Well-known former players

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ sonice.it: Trainer of HC Val Gardena
  2. ↑ Erwin Kostner is the new HCG coach. In: sportnews.bz. May 17, 2019, accessed November 18, 2019 .