Severstal Cherepovets

Severstal Tscherepovets Северсталь Череповец
Greatest successes
Russian runner-up in 2003 Champion of the Pervaya League 1981
Club information
history	Stroitel Tscherepowez (1956–1969) Metallurg Tscherepowez (1969–1994) Severstal Tscherepowez (since 1994)
Location	Cherepovets , Russia
Club colors	black, yellow, white
league	Continental hockey league
Venue	Cherepovets Ice Palace
capacity	6,046 seats
Head coach	Andrei Rasin
captain	Yuri Trubachev
Season 2018/19	10th place (west), no playoff qualification

Severstal Tscherepowez ( Russian Северсталь Череповец ) is an ice hockey club founded in 1956 under the name Stroitel Tscherepowez in the city of Cherepovets in Russia . He plays in the Continental Hockey League . The club colors are black, yellow and blue.

history

Former logo

Logo until 2018

The club was founded in 1956 as Stroitel Tscherepowez . As early as 1969 the name was changed to Metallurg Tscherepowez and most recently in 1994 to Severstal Tscherepowez , after the main sponsor of the steel company Severstal .

The only success in the club's history was winning the championship of the Pervaya League in 1981, before advancing to the top Russian league at the beginning of the 1990s. There the team established itself over the years in the super league and, after a third place in the 2000/01 season, reached the runner-up title at the end of the 2002/03 season.

For the 2008/09 season Sewerstal was included in the newly founded Continental Hockey League and missed the play-offs in the first two seasons. In the following three game years, the club reached the play-offs, but were eliminated in the last sixteen or quarter-finals. In the 2013/14 and 2014/15 seasons, the club was again unable to qualify for the play-offs.

Squad of the 2018/19 season

Status: August 2020

No.	Nat.	player	Item	Date of birth	in the team since	place of birth
97		Alexei Artamkin	G	May 13, 1997	2017	Izhevsk , Russia
		Vladislav Podjapolski	G	0June 4th 1995	2019	Novokuznetsk , Russia
59		Geoff Kinrade	D.	July 29, 1985	2017	Nelson , British Columbia , Canada
22nd		Konstantin Kornejew	D.	05th June 1984	2017	Moscow , Russian SFSR
2		Wadim Kudako	D.	February 24, 1997	2015	Cherepovets , Russia
44		Artūrs Kulda	D.	July 25, 1988	2019	Leipzig , GDR
		Shawn Lalonde	D.	March 10, 1990	2020	Ottawa , Ontario , Canada
52		Ivan Lekomzew	D.	July 19, 1985	2018	Glazov , Russian SFSR
55		Alexander Makarov	D.	September 28, 1989	2018	Moscow , Russia
		Vladislav Provolnev	D.	0April 3, 1995	2019	Voronezh , Russia
6th		Valery Vasilyev	D.	May 31, 1994	2017	Moscow , Russia
88		Yevgeny Bodrov	C.	0January 8, 1988	2018	Tolyatti , Russian SFSR
		Roberts Bukarts	LW	June 27, 1990	2020	Riga , Latvian SSR
		Artyom Gareev	W.	0March 4th 1992	2020	Ufa , Russia
14th		Nikolai Kazakovtsev	RW	March 23, 1990	2010	Cherepovets , Russian SFSR
94		Yevgeny Lapenkov	F.	0August 1, 1984	2018	Moscow , Russian SFSR
		Adam Liška	LW	04th October 1999	2019	Bratislava , Slovakia
74		Sergei Monakhov	LW	May 20, 1991	2013	Saint Petersburg , Russian SFSR
		Joonas Nättinen	C.	0January 3, 1991	2019	Jämsä , Finland
18th		Ivan Sakharchuk	RW	0May 7, 1989	2018	Amderma , Russian SFSR
15th		Yuri Trubachev -  A.	C.	0March 9, 1983	2014	Cherepovets , Russian SFSR
		Denis Vikharev	C.	17th June 1992	2020	Cherepovets , Russia
28		Daniil Vovschenko	RW	0April 4, 1996	2015	Cherepovets , Russia

Well-known former players

Viktors Ignatjevs (2001-2002) Dmitri Yushkewitsch (2004-2005) Vyacheslav Buzayev (2004-2005) Oleg Kwascha (2004-2005) Andrei Sjusin (2004-2005) / Jan Benda (2004-2005)

Dmitri Kwartalnow (2004-2005, 2006-2007) Igor Grigorenko (2005-2006) Alexander Khavanov Oleg Shevtsov Jan Čaloun Pavel Butnevich

Web links

• Official Website ( Russian )
• Stadium information, history, statistics