MIC Dubnica

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MIC Dubnica
MIC Dubnica
Greatest successes
Club information
history ŠK Dubnica (1942–1949)
Sokol Škoda Dubnica (1949–1952)
DŠO Spartak Dubnica (1952–1961)
Spartak SMZ Dubnica (1961–1978)
Spartak ZŤS Dubnica (1978–1992)
CAPEH Dubnica (1992–1993)
HK Spartak Dubnica ( 1993-2007)
MHK Dubnica (since 2007)
Location Dubnica nad Váhom , Slovakia
Club colors black, orange
league 2nd league
Venue Zimný štadión Dubnica nad Váhom
capacity 3,000 seats
executive Director Tibor Pakši
Head coach Jan Kobezda
2008/09 season 3rd place

The MHK Dubnica ( Mestský hokejový klub Dubnica nad Váhom ) is a Slovak ice hockey club from Dubnica nad Váhom , which was founded in 1942 and currently plays in the third class 2nd division, but previously played several seasons in the extra league . The club plays its home games in Zimný štadión Dubnica nad Váhom , which holds 3,000 spectators.

history

The MHK Dubnica was founded in 1942 under the name ŠK Dubnica . Numerous name changes followed before the club chose its current name in 2007. When Dubnica still played in the Czechoslovak league system, the team never got beyond the second division .

  • HK Dubnica logo from 1993

After the dissolution of Czechoslovakia and the division into the independent states of the Czech Republic and Slovakia , Dubnica was divided into the second-class first division in the 1993/94 season and immediately achieved promotion to the extra division . In the third year of their membership in the Extraliga, the team rose again in the 1996/97 season, however, in the first division. After the second division championship in 2004 Dubnica managed to return to the extra league for a season. The club now competes in the third-class 2nd division.

successes

  • Promotion to the 1st SNHL (second class): 1970
  • Champion of the 1st SNHL 1979, 1980
  • Promotion to the Extraliga : 1995, 2004
  • 1st division champions 1994, 1999, 2004

Well-known former players

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