HC Pardubice

HC Dynamo Pardubice
Greatest successes
Czech champion 2005 , 2010 , 2012 Czechoslovak champion 1973 , 1987 , 1989
Club information
history	LTC Pardubice (1925–1953) Dynamo Pardubice (1953–1960) TJ Tesla Pardubice (1960–1990) HC Pardubice (1990–1995) HC IPB / ČSOB Pojišťovna Pardubice (1995–2003) HC Moeller Pardubice (2003–2009) HC Eaton Pardubice (2009–2011) HC ČSOB Pojišťovna Pardubice (2011–2015) HC Dynamo Pardubice (since 2015)
Location	Pardubice , Czech Republic
Club colors	Red White
league	Tipsport Extraliga
Venue	ČSOB Pojišťovna ARENA
capacity	10,194 seats
executive Director	Zbyněk Kusý
Head coach	Ladislav Lubina
captain	Tomáš Rolinek
Season 2018/19	14th place (main round) 14th place (relegation round) 1st place (relegation)

The HC Dynamo Pardubice is a Czech ice hockey club from Pardubice . Until 2009 the club was named after the main sponsor HC Moeller Pardubice , but after Moeller GmbH was taken over by the Eaton Corporation , the club name also changed. In 2011, the ČSOB bank took over the main sponsorship of the association. Pardubice belongs to the Czech Extraliga , which was established in 1993, without interruption, which means that Pardubice has been first class for more than half a century.

history

Previously only practiced as a hobby sport, organized ice hockey developed in LTC Pardubice from 1925. In 1949, the club rose to the top division of what was then Czechoslovakia and never again from until its dissolution in 1993. In 1973, 1987 and 1989 the club became Czechoslovak ice hockey champions .

Ups and downs (1991-2002)

Before the 1991/92 season , the club was called HC Pardubice, as the patronage was ended by TESLA in the course of the economic upheaval. The club began the first season of the new, purely Czech extra league in 1993/94 with a mix of experienced and young players. With this squad, the club reached the play-off final against HC Olomouc , in which they lost 3-1. Despite this defeat, the placement was considered a success, especially since Radovan Biegl was named goalkeeper of the year and Richard Král won the top scorer's crown with 43 goals. In addition, the then 18-year-old Milan Hejduk was honored as the best young player and coach Marek Sýkora was named coach of the year .

In the following season , the team could not build on these successes and missed the play-offs. Instead, she had to compete in the playdowns, in which she finished tenth overall. The departure of regular players such as Král or Biegl was compensated for by the use of junior players, including Petr Sýkora , but this again led to missing the play-offs and starting the play-downs in the 1995/96 season . In these, the club renamed HC IPB Pojišťovna Pardubice again took tenth place.

In the summer of 1996, the club management engaged with Miloš Říha a new, young head coach, who should lead the team together with Josef Paleček . In the first season of his tenure, Říha finished fifth with the team in the main round and reached the play-off semi-finals against eventual champions HC Petra Vsetín . The services of the coach were recognized by the league when they named Miloš Říha as coach of the year . The then 25-year-old Dušan Salfický and Milan Hejduk were among the up-and-coming young players who made this success possible .

In 2001, extensive reconstruction work began on the ice rink, which was renamed Duhová Aréna after it was completed. In the 2001/02 season, two junior teams of the club were national champions of their age group, while the men's team was eliminated in the first play-off round.

Championships in the Czech Republic (since 2002)

The HC Pardubice reached in the 2003/04 season with 32 wins from 52 games to win the main round. This qualified the team for the play-offs, but failed in the first round in seven games at HC Lasselsberger Plzeň . With an average of 8,200 spectators, HC Pardubice had the most spectators in the Extraliga in the main round.

Petr Koukal , the team's captain since 2009

In the following season, many Czech players returned to their homeland due to the lockout in the National Hockey League . With Jan Bulis , Michal Mikeska and Milan Hejduk, HC Pardubice was able to offer a complete series of NHL players who finished one to three in the top scorer table at the end of the main round. The club also signed the Slovak goalkeeper Ján Lašák , who developed into an important pillar of the team. At the end of the main round, the team, which was led by captain Jiří Dopita , finished third in the table and qualified for the play-offs. In these, the team first defeated HC Rabat Kladno and then the Bílí Tygři Liberec and thus reached the final of the Czech championship against HC Hamé Zlín . The latter was defeated with a sweep , i.e. 4-0 wins. HC Pardubice won the first Czech championship title in the club's history. After the season, Aleš Hemský was awarded the MVP of the play-offs, Ján Lašák with the Golden Helmet and Michal Mikeska as Number One .

In the summer of 2009, many players of the so-called golden generation returned to the Czech Republic from the National Hockey League . One of these was Dominik Hasek , who made his comeback at HC Eaton Pardubice. Due to the global financial crisis, most of the Extraliga clubs cut their budgets by up to 25 percent. Therefore, the Czech clubs also had to sign more North American or Scandinavian players, as they demanded lower salaries compared to top Czech players. As a result, more non-Eastern European players will be playing in the 2009/10 season than ever since the Extraliga was founded. HC Eaton Pardubice signed Adam Pineault , Aaron MacKenzie and Jeff Jillson .

In the final of the play-offs 2010, the third in the preliminary round HC Eaton Pardubice met HC Vítkovice Steel . With a sweep , the team from Pardubice defeated the steelworkers from Ostrava 4-0. The club won the fifth championship title in the club's history and set two new records: no team had made twelve wins in the play-offs until 2010 and the 45-year-old goalkeeper Dominik Hašek was the oldest player ever to play in the Extraliga. The latter contributed to this success with outstanding performances, including a goal against goals of 1.68, three shutouts and a catch rate of 93.68 percent.

Club names

1925 LTC Pardubice, later ZSJ Slavia Pardubice, from 1953 Dynamo Pardubice, from 1960 Tesla Pardubice, from 1990 HC Pardubice, from 1995 HC IPB Pojišťovna Pardubice, from 2002 HC ČSOB Pojišťovna Pardubice, from 2003 HC Moeller Pardubice (after the sponsor Moeller GmbH ) . May 2009 to 2011 HC Eaton Pardubice, until June 2015 HC ČSOB Pojišťovna Pardubice, since then HC Dynamo Pardubice.

team

Squad of the 2018/19 season

No.	Nat.	Surname	birthday	in the team since
goal
90		Ondřej Kacetl	October 15, 1990	2017
35		Milan Klouček	April 30, 1998	youth
Defense
19th		Vojtěch Budík	January 29, 1998	2018
53		Jacob Cardwell	May 24, 1992	2017
36		Petr Čáslava	3rd September 1979	2014
26th		Rhett Holland	September 25, 1993	2017
97		Josef Hrabal	17th August 1985	2017
62		Daniil Miromanov	July 11, 1997	2018
15th		Marek Trončinský	September 13, 1988	2017
27		Ty Wishart	May 19, 1988	2017
Storm
67		Milos Bubela	August 25, 1992	2018
43		Antonín Dušek	April 8, 1986	2017
96		Matouš Kratochvil	2nd December 1994	2018
25th		Ondrej Machala	January 11, 1999	2017
95		Jan Mandát	November 18, 1995	2018
32		Rostislav Marosz	February 23, 1991	2017
94		Jordann Perret	October 15, 1994	2017
44		Patrik Poulíček	June 10, 1993	2016
60		Tomáš Rolinek ( C )	17th February 1980	2016
22nd		Tomáš Svoboda	February 24, 1987	2018
37		Petr Sýkora ( A )	December 21, 1978	2013
77		Sacha Treille ( A )	November 6, 1987	2017
55		Tomáš Vondráček	February 16, 1991	2017

successes

• Czechoslovakian champion : 1973 , 1987 , 1989
• Czech champion : 2005 , 2010 , 2012
• Vice European Cup winner 1974 , 1988

statistics

Placements 1937–1993

season	Main round	Games	S.	U	N	Torv.	Points	Finals	Trainer
1937/1938	7th place	3	0	0	3	01:15	0	-
1950/1951	8th place	14th	3	2	9	43:71	8th	-	Emil note
1951/1952	5th place	10	0	4th	6th	31:56	4th	Relegation against Staré Město 2-0	Bohuslav Rejda
1952/1953	4th Place	12	5	3	4th	47:52	14th	Placement games; 11th place	Bohuslav Rejda
1953/1954	6th place	10	2	3	5	39:46	7th	Relegation against Sokol BK Mladá Boleslav 2-0	Bohuslav Rejda
1954/1955	6th place	14th	4th	2	8th	54:62	10	-	Bohuslav Rejda
1955/1956	4th Place	12	5	2	5	53:51	12	-	Bohuslav Rejda
1956/1957	9th place	26th	9	4th	13	97: 101	22nd	-	Bohuslav Rejda
1957/1958	7th place	22nd	12	2	8th	97:84	26th	-	Bohuslav Rejda
1958/1959	5th place	22nd	10	5	7th	90:77	25th	-	Bohuslav Rejda
1959/1960	3rd place	22nd	11	4th	7th	96:77	26th	-	Bohuslav Rejda
1960/1961	5th place	32	15th	1	16	109: 119	31	-	Vladimír Kobranov and Josef Novák
1961/1962	6th place	32	10	3	19th	118: 150	23	-	Vladimír Kobranov and Josef Novák
1962/1963	9th place	32	13	4th	15th	130: 144	30th	-	Vladimír Kobranov and Josef Novák
1963/1964	5th place	32	14th	5	13	157: 141	33	-	Josef Novák
1964/1965	5th place	32	15th	3	14th	159: 153	33	-	Josef Novák, since December 1964 Vladimír Kaiser
1965/1966	5th place	36	18th	4th	14th	174: 145	40	-	Bohuslav Rejda
1966/1967	5th place	36	18th	4th	14th	142: 134	40	-	Bohuslav Rejda
1967/1968	8th place	36	9	7th	20th	118: 134	25th	-	Bohuslav Rejda
1968/1969	4th Place	36	17th	3	16	150: 137	37	-	Karel Mach
1969/1970	7th place	36	13	5	18th	131: 146	31	-	Karel Mach
1970/1971	6th place	36	14th	5	17th	127: 135	33	Missed play-offs	Horymír Sekera
1971/1972	4th Place	36	17th	6th	13	124: 112	40	-	Horymír Sekera
1972/1973	1st place	36	24	3	9	154: 92	44	Semi-final 3.2 against Bratislava, in the final 4: 2 against Dukla Jihlava, champions	Horymír Sekera, Josef Novák
1973/1974	3rd place	44	23	9	12	151: 125	55	-	Florián Střída , Josef Novák
1974/1975	2.	44	25th	4th	15th	151: 112	54	-	Florián Střída, Vlastimil Franc
1975/1976	2nd place	32	19th	6th	7th	127: 92	44	-	Florián Střída, Vlastimil Franc
1976/1977	4th Place	44	20th	10	14th	175: 145	50	-	Florián Střída, Vlastimil Franc
1977/1978	7th place	44	14th	11	19th	127: 131	39	-	Otakar Mareš , Horymír Sekera
1978/1979	6th place	44	18th	9	17th	161: 158	45	-	Otakar Mareš, Horymír Sekera
1979/1980	10th place	44	15th	5	24	163: 175	35	-	Otakar Mareš, Horymír Sekera
1980/1981	7th place	44	19th	-	25th	169: 190	38	-	Zdeněk Uher , Pavel Beránek
1981/1982	6th place	44	20th	-	24	183: 169	40	-	Zdeněk Uher, Karel Franěk
1982/1983	3rd place	44	24	5	15th	180: 134	53	-	Zdeněk Uher, Karel Franěk
1983/1984	3rd place	44	22nd	8th	14th	150: 133	52	-	Zdeněk Uher, Karel Franěk
1984/1985	4th Place	44	22nd	5	17th	159: 154	49	-	Karel Franěk, Horymír Sekera
1985/1986	4th Place	34	15th	7th	12	122: 108	37	Quarter-finals 3: 2 against Dukla Trenčín , semi-finals 2: 3 against VTJ Košice , game for 3rd place: 2: 1 against TJ Litvínov	Karel Franěk, Horymír Sekera
1986/1987	1st place	34	22nd	2	10	142: 87	46	Quarter-finals TJ Gottwaldov 2-0, semi-finals VTJ Košice 2-0, in the final 3-2 against Dukla Jihlava, champions	Karel Franěk, Horymír Sekera
1987/1988	6th place	34	15th	7th	12	131: 113	37	Quarterfinals 1: 3 against TJ Sparta ČKD Prague	Karel Franěk and Vladimír Martinec
1988/1989	1st place	34	23	6th	5	158: 95	52	Quarterfinals 3.0 against TJ Litvínov, semi-finals 3-0 against Sparta Prague, final 3-1 against Dukla Trenčín, champions	Vladimír Martinec and Vladimír Šťastný
1989/1990	11th place	44	10	4th	24	183: 216	32	1st place in the relegation round
1990/1991	9th place	52	21st	9	22nd	213: 211	51	-	Vladimír Martinec and Josef Paleček , from January 1991 Karel Franěk and Josef Paleček
1991/1992	6th place	38	17th	5	16	130: 123	39	1st round 2: 3 against HC VSŽ Košice	Karel Franěk and Josef Paleček
1992/1993	12th place	40	14th	3	23	123: 161	31	1st round 3-0 against Motor České Budějovice, quarterfinals 0-3 against HC CHZ Litvínov	Zdeněk Uher and Pavel Beránek

Placements since 1993

season	Main round	Points	placement	captain	Trainer
1993/94	6th place	48	2nd place		Zdeněk Uher and Antonín Slavík, replaced by Marek Sýkora and Petr Hemský
1994/95	11th place	37	10th place		Marek Sýkora and Petr Hemský , replaced by Petr Hemský and Jan Levinský
1995/96	13th place	28	13th place		Jaroslav Holík and Petr Hemský, replaced by Josef Paleček and Florian Strida
1996/97	5th place	55	4th Place	Radek Brázda Tomáš Blažek	Miloš Říha and Josef Paleček
1997/98	8th place	52	8th place	Tomáš Blažek	Miloš Říha and Josef Paleček
1998/99	7th place	53	7th place	Tomáš Blažek	Miloš Říha and Milan Chalupa
1999/00	8th place	45	8th place	Ladislav Lubina	Milan Chalupa and Pavel Marek , later replaced by Josef Paleček and Petr Hemský
2000/01	3rd place	82	6th place	Otakar Janecký	Josef Paleček and Petr Hemský
2001/02	3rd place	91	5th place	Otakar Janecký	Josef Paleček and Petr Hemský
2002/03	1st place	111	2nd place	Otakar Janecký	Miloš Říha and Jiří Seidl
2003/04	1st place	108	5th place	Michal Sýkora	Miloš Říha and Jiří Seidl
2004/05	3rd place	97	master	Jiří Dopita	František Výborný , replaced by Vladimír Martinec and Jiří Šejba after his resignation on September 30, 2004
2005/06	9th place	72	9th place	Tomáš Blažek	Vladimír Martinec and Jiří Šejba, replaced by Vladimír Bezdíček and Petr Hemský
2006/07	2nd place	92	2nd place	Miroslav Hlinka	Miloš Říha and Pavel Rohlík
2007/08	12th place	70	12th place	Miroslav Hlinka Jan Snopek	Miloš Říha, later replaced by Jiří Šejba and Ladislav Lubina
2008/09	2nd place	90	5th place	Jan Snopek	Václav Sýkora and Jiří Seidl
2009/10	3rd place	96	master	Petr Čáslava , later Petr Koukal	Václav Sýkora and Jan Votruba
2010/11	5th place	88	3rd place	Petr Koukal	Josef Jandač and Jan Votruba, later Josef Jandač and Pavel Hynek
2011/12	3rd place	86	master	Petr Koukal	Pavel Hynek and Ladislav Lubina
2012/13	10th place	73	10th place	Radovan Somík	Pavel Hynek , Ladislav Lubina , from Nov. 2012 Mojmír Trličík , Ladislav Lubina, from Feb. 2013 Miloš Říha , David Pospíšil , Jaroslav Landsman
2013/14	7th place	83	7th place	Václav Kočí	Zdeněk Venera , Miloš Říha junior
2014/15	9th place	74	7th place	Petr Čáslava	Zdeněk Venera , Miloš Říha junior , from January 2015 Miloš Říha , Miloš Říha junior
2015/16	12th place	57	12th place	Tomáš Rolinek	Miloš Říha junior , Václav Baďouček - Richard Král , Marek Zadina - Peter Draisaitl , Andrej Potajčuk
2016/17	14th place	44	14th place	Tomáš Rolinek	Peter Draisaitl, Karel Beran - Pavel Rohlík , Michal Mikeska - Miloš Holaň , Pavel Marek , Otakar Janecký
2017/18	6th place	76	6th place	Tomáš Rolinek	Miloš Holaň, Otakar Janecký, Pavel Marek
2018/19	14th place	36	14th place	Tomáš Rolinek	Miloš Holaň, Otakar Janecký, Pavel Marek - Břetislav Kopřiva , Otakar Janecký - Ladislav Lubina, Richard Král, Petr Čáslava

Home ground

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The ČSOB Pojišťovna ARENA , home ground of the club

HC Pardubice plays its home games in the ČSOB Pojišťovna ARENA . In 1947 the city's first artificial ice rink stood on the site, and an ice rink was built between 1958 and 1960, the forerunner of today's arena, which can accommodate 9,483 spectators. The owner is the city of Pardubice.

player

Well-known former players

• Pavel Brendl
• Patrik Eliáš
• Dominik Hašek
• Aleš Hemský
• Milan Hejduk
• Karel Vohralík
• Vladimír Nadrchal
• Tomáš Nosek
• Michal Sýkora
• Josef Paleček
• Jiří Dopita
• Petr Průcha
• Lukáš Radil

Blocked jersey numbers

• 3 Martin Čech
• 5 Jiří Dolana
• 10 Jiří Šejba
• 13 Vladimír Martinec
• 16 Karel Mach
• 17 Bohuslav Šťastný
• 20 Vladimír Dvořáček
• 20 Jiří Novák
• 21 Milan Koďousek
• 91 Otakar Janecký

Master squad

1972/73

goalkeeper	Jiří Crha , Ráca
Defender	Frantisek Panchártek , Horymir Sekera , Karel Vohralík , Dočkal, Andrt, Slavík, Bezdíček, Bačina
Attacking player	Vladimír Martinec , Jiří Novák , Bohuslav Šťastný , Stanislav Prýl , Frantisek Bulis , Veith, Josef Paleček , Pavlíček, Haňka, Milan Hejduk senior , Čížek
Trainer	Horymir Sekera senior

1986/87

goalkeeper	Dominik Hašek , Michal Kopačka
Defender	Jan Levinský , Stanislav Mečiar , Jiří Seidl , Radomir Brázda , Milos Hrubeš , Pavel Marek , Petr Prajsler , Martin Střída
Attacking player	Jiří Jiroutek , Otakar Janecký , Jiří Šejba , Miroslav Bažant , Zdeněk Čech , Ladislav Dinis , Libor Herold , Evžen Musil , Josef Slavík , Jiří Kovařík , Ludvik Kopecký , Robert Vršanský
Trainer	Franěk and Hoyrimir Sekera senior

1988/89

goalkeeper	Dominik Hašek , Libor Barta
Defender	Pavel Marek , Stanislav Mečiar , Jiří Seidl , Petr Vršanský , Martin Střída , Milos Hrubeš , Jan Filip , Tomaš Srnka
Attacking player	Otakar Janecký , Jiří Kovařík , Jiří Šejba , Evžen Musil , Robert Vršanský , Zdeněk Čech , Ludvik Kopecký , Jiří Jiroutek , Ladislav Lubina , Libor Herold , Jan Czerlinski , Jiří Lupoměský , Richard Král
Trainer	Vladimír Martinec and Vladimír Šťastný

2004/05

goalkeeper	Ján Lašák , Jaroslav Kameš
Defender	David Havíř , Andrej Novotný , Jan Snopek , Petr Čáslava , Michal Rozsíval , Petr Mudroch , Tomáš Pácal , Tomáš Linhart
Attacking player	Aleš Hemský , Petr Průcha , Jan Bulis , Michal Mikeska , Milan Hejduk , Petr Koukal , Tomáš Blažek , Tomáš Divíšek , Petr Sýkora , Jiří Dopita , Lubomír Korhoň , Tomáš Rolinek , Ľubomír Pišteřk , Michal Tvrdík. , Jan Kolíšek
Trainer	Vladimír Martinec , Jiří Šejba

2009/10

goalkeeper	Dominik Hašek , Vladislav Koutský , Martin Růžička
Defender	David Havíř , Jeff Jillson , Václav Kočí , Jan Kolář , Aaron MacKenzie , Kevin Mitchell , Jakub Nakládal , Aleš Píša
Attacking player	Jan Buchtele , Jiří Cetkovský , Jan Kolář , Petr Koukal , Adam Pineault , Libor Pivko , Daniel Rákos , Radovan Somík , Rastislav Špirko , Lukáš Nahodil , Robert Kousal , Jan Semorád , Jan Starý , Michal Klejna , Petr Sýkora , Tomáš Zohorna
Trainer	Václav Sýkora , Jan Votruba

2011/12

goalkeeper	Martin Růžička , Dušan Salfický
Defender	Václav Benák , Casey Borer , Marek Drtina , David Havíř , Jan Klobouček , Václav Kočí , Jan Kolář , Aleš Píša , Vladimír Sičák
Attacking player	Martin Bartek , Jan Buchtele , Jiří Cetkovský , Corey Elkins , Jan Kolář , Petr Koukal , Robert Kousal , Jaroslav Markovič , Lukáš Nahodil , Lukáš Radil , Daniel Rákos , Jan Semorád , Radovan Somík , Jan Starý , Martin Šagát , Tomáš Zohorna
Trainer	Pavel Hynek , Ladislav Lubina

Individual evidence

1. ↑ hokej.snt.cz, Czech Republic 2004/05 ( Memento of the original from May 15, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ^ Return of the Golden Generation. In: iihf.com. November 14, 2009, accessed September 1, 2017 . 
3. ↑ radio.cz, Czech ice hockey clubs are expecting a financially difficult season
4. ↑ eishockeynews.de, (Pineault and MacKenzie stay in Pardubice) Oba uspěli. Adam Pineault i Aaron MacKenzie zůstávají v Pardubicích December 8, 2009 - (HoH)
5. ↑ radio.cz, record winning streak and goalkeeper oldie Hašek bring Pardubice ice hockey titles
6. ↑ hcpce.cz, Přehled trenérů a asistentů u A mužstva

Web links

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