HC Milano Saima

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Hockey Club Milano Saima
Greatest successes
Club information
history HC Milano Saima (1985–1992)
SG Milano Saima (1993–1995)
HC Milano 24 (1995–1997)
Location Milan , Italy
Club colors red, white and blue
Venue Mediolanum Forum , Assago
capacity 10,500 seats (including 5,000 seats)

The Hockey Club Milano Saima was an ice hockey team from Milan , Italy . It was founded in 1985 and played from 1988 to 1995 in Serie A , the highest league in Italian ice hockey.

history

The Hockey Club Milano was founded in 1985 and initially took part in the second-rate Serie B game. Due to the sponsorship by the Saima company , the company name was added to the club name.

In 1988, the club won the championship of Series B, an increase in the Serie A on. During the 1990/91 season, Milano Saima was one of the best teams in the league and finished both the main and the final round in first place. This placement also meant winning the Italian championship .

After the 1991/92 season, the club was initially excluded from the game after the team had reached the final against HC Devils Milano . In 1993 the club was revived as Sportivi Ghiaccio Milano and completed two more seasons (1993/94 and 1994/95) in Serie A.

In 1995 the club was sold and continued operations as HC Milano 24 until 1997.

player

Well-known former players

Master squad 1990/91

Bruno Baseotto , Paul Beraldo , Rick Bragnalo , Andrea Brega , Marco Capone , Gerard Ciarcia , Tony Fiore , Daniel Fascinato , Marco Favalli , Joe Foglietta , Fabio Frison , Mark Johnson , Kevin LaVallée , Bob Manno , Mark Morrison , Diego O'Dino , Gianfranco Odino , Roberto Romano , Rico Rossi , Andrea Spiriti , Bill Stewart , Dave Tomassoni , Maurizio Vacca , John Vecchiarelli , Mike Zanier
Trainer: Lou Vairo

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Storia 1985-86
  2. ↑ Storia 1988-89
  3. ↑ Storia 1990-91
  4. ↑ Storia 1991-92
  5. ↑ Storia 1994-95