HC Slovan Ústí nad Labem

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HC Slovan Ústí nad Labem
Greatest successes
  • 1st division champions in 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011
  • 2nd division champions 1999
Club information
history Sokol Ústí nad Labem (1945–1949)
ZSJ Armaturka (1949–1959)
TJ Chemička (1959–1963)
TJ Slovan Ústí nad Labem (1963–1993)
HC Slovan Ústí nad Labem (1993–2002)
HC Slovan Ústečtí Lvi (2002– 2014)
HC Slovan Ústí nad Labem (since 2014)
Club colors blue and yellow
league 1st League
Venue Zlatopramen Arena
capacity 6,634 spectator seats (of which 4,634 seats)
executive Director Robert Kysela
Head coach Miroslav Mach
Season 2019/20 14th place (preliminary round), no playoff participation

The HC Slovan Ústí nad Labem is a Czech ice hockey team , the 1963 in Ústí nad Labem was founded. The club has been playing in the first division , the second highest Czech professional game class in ice hockey , since the 2008/09 season . The club plays its home games in the Zlatopramen Arena with a capacity of 6,500 .

history

Before it became independent, the association was known by different names. In 1945 there was a first ice hockey team at Sokol Ústí nad Labem . This club was later renamed ZSJ Armaturka and TJ Chemička before the TJ Slovan Ústí nad Labem was founded in 1963 .

The club was able to achieve the championship title in the third class 2nd division in 1999, but only rose to the 1st division a year later . At the end of the 2005/06 season he was able to win the championship title of the first division for the first time, but could not be promoted to the extra league, as this was a closed league at that time.

The greatest success in the club's history so far was achieved in 2007 when HC Slovan was able to celebrate the championship of the first division and was allowed to move up to the extra league. This was possible because the closed league violated the Czech antitrust law and thus the winner of the 1st league was granted a right of promotion without economic conditions. However, the club rose after a year of first class back down in the first division, as the team of HC Slovan lost the relegation series against BK Mladá Boleslav 4-1. In the following season of the first division, the club dominated this division and finished the main round with 110 points. In the final series for the championship title and the participation in the relegation to the extra league, the team met HC Kometa Brno , which was defeated with 4-2 wins. Thus the club from Ústí again reached the championship title of the first division. Also in 2011 the club won the first division.

Home ground

The Zlatopramen Arena was built in 1965 and held 6,500 spectators at that time, 1,866 of which were standing and 4,634 were seats. The ice rink was not rebuilt until 2004. Among other things, a video cube was installed. Since the renovation, the hall has a maximum capacity of 6,634 spectators, made up of 2,000 standing places and 4,634 seats.

Seasonal statistics since 1993

season league Main round Points Finals captain Coaching staff
1993/94 1st League 5th place 4th Place Karel Chládek Jaroslav Holman
1994/95 1st League 9th place 9th place Jaroslav Holman , Jirí Hurych
1995/96 1st League 8th place 9th place Jiří Hurych
1996/97 1st League 12th place Descent sale of the license to the KLH Chomutov Jiří Hurych
1997/98 2nd league 12th place (west) Jiří Hurych
1998/99 2nd league 1st place (west) Relegation - 3rd place Josef Horešovský , Jiří Hurych
1999/00 2nd league 2nd place (west) Relegation - 1st place Martin Cmerda Josef Horešovský , Jiří Hurych
2000/01 1st League 12th place 28 13th place Martin Cmerda Josef Horešovský and Jiří Hurych
followed by Milan Hejduk senior and Jaroslav Holmann
followed by Jiří Vrba , followed by Zdenek Müller
2001/02 1st League 6th place 60 6th place Daniel Tvrzník Zdenek Müller and Radomír Mikeš
2002/03 1st League 6th place 61 6th place Daniel Tvrzník Jindrich Setikovský
2003/04 1st League 4th Place 75 4th Place Daniel Hodek Jindrich Setikovský
2004/05 1st League 2nd place 121 2nd place Daniel Hodek Pavel Hynek
2005/06 1st League 1st place 106 1st place , Extraliga relegation Milan Antoš Pavel Hynek
2006/07 1st League 2nd place 113 1st place; Promotion to the extra league Milan Antoš Pavel Hynek , Vladimír Evan
2007/08 Extra league 14th place 40 14th place, relegation Václav Novák Jan Votruba , Vladimír Evan
2008/09 1st League 1st place 110 1st place , Extraliga relegation Jan Čaloun Miloslav Hořava senior
2009/10 1st League 1st place 117 2nd place Jan Klobouček Petr Rosol , Milan Skrbek
2010/11 1st League 1st place 92 1st place , Extraliga relegation Jan Klobouček Petr Rosol , Milan Skrbek
2011/12 1st League 1st place 124 2nd place Jan Klobouček Petr Rosol , Milan Skrbek
2012/13 1st League 3rd place 111 3rd place Jaroslav Roubík Jaromír Šindel and Jiří Micka
2013/14 1st League 10th place 65 10th place Milan Vobořil Jaromír Šindel and Tomáš Mareš
followed by Milan Skrbek and Tomáš Mareš
2014/15 1st League 10th place 8th place Martin Vágner Milan Skrbek and Tomáš Mareš
followed by Miroslav Mach and Tomáš Mareš
2015/16 1st League 8th place 4th Place Martin Vágner Miroslav Mach and Tomáš Mareš
2016/17 1st League 6th place 6th place Martin Vágner Miroslav Mach and Tomáš Mareš
2017/18 1st League 12th place 65 12th place Martin Vágner Miroslav Mach and Tomáš Mareš
followed by Tomáš Mareš, Vladimír Machulda
2018/19 1st League 14th place 47 14th place Martin Vágner Jan Čaloun , Vladimír Machulda
from October 2018 Tomáš Mareš, Martin Štěpánek
2019/20 1st League 14th place 52 14th place Vladimir Broz Vladimír Evan , Tomáš Mareš, Jaroslav Roubík

Former known players

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hockeyarenas.net, HC Slovan
  2. ↑ hockeyarenas.net, Zimní Stadion Usti

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