Russian women's ice hockey championship 1997/98

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Master: ZSK WWS Moscow
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The 1997/98 season was the third season of the Russian women's ice hockey championship ( Russian Чемпионат России по хоккею с шайбой среди женщин ), the top division in Russian women's ice hockey .

For the third time in a row, the team from ZSK WWS Moscow secured the championship title ahead of Spartak Yekaterinburg and Spartak Moscow.

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The third season of the Russian Women's Championship was held from September 14, 1997 to February 24, 1998. It was held in the form of three tournaments, which took place in Samara (September 14-21, 1997), Yekaterinburg (December 10-14, 1997) and Chelyabinsk (February 20-24, 1998).

Seven Russian club teams and again the Kazakh women's national team took part in the championship as a visiting team. The youth sports school DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl and Meteliza Tscheljabinsk were new to the competition .

In the first tournament, five teams took part in a single round. In each of the following two tournaments, seven teams took part, each of which played a single round in two groups and then the final placement in playoff mode. The final placement in the national championship was determined by the sum of the individual placements in the three tournaments.

In the first tournament and in the group phases of the second and third tournaments, the two-point rule was played; Each team received two points for a win, one point for a draw and zero points for a defeat.

Results

Tournament in Samara

Five teams took part in the tournament in Samara: ZSK WWS Moscow , Spartak Yekaterinburg, the Kazakh national team, Spartak Moscow and Irtysh (Avangard) Omsk.

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1. ZSK WWS Moscow
2. Spartak Yekaterinburg
3. Kazakh national team
4th Spartak Moscow
5. Irtysh Omsk

Tournament in Yekaterinburg

Seven teams took part in the tournament in Yekaterinburg, held in the Sports Palace of the Trade Unions : ZSK VVS Moscow, Spartak Moscow, Spartak Yekaterinburg, the Kazakh national team, DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl, Metelitsa Chelyabinsk and Lokomotive Krasnoyarsk .

Game for places 5 to 7
  • DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl - Metelitsa Chelyabinsk 20: 0
  • Locomotive Krasnoyarsk - DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl 11: 3
Semifinals
  • ZSK WWS Moscow - Spartak Moscow 12: 0
  • Spartak Yekaterinburg - Kazakhstan 8-1
3rd place match
  • Kazakhstan - Spartak Moscow 5-2
final
  • ZSK WWS Moscow - Spartak Yekaterinburg 8: 1
Final score
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1. ZSK WWS Moscow
2. Spartak Yekaterinburg
3. Kazakh national team
4th Spartak Moscow
5. Krasnoyarsk locomotive
6th DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl
7th Metelitsa Chelyabinsk
8th. Irtysh Omsk (without participation)

The top scorer of the tournament was Violetta Simonowa (ZSK WWS Moscow) with 15 goals. The best players were Irina Votinzew (goalkeeper, Spartak Yekaterinburg), Oxana Taikewitsch (defender, Kazakhstan) and Julija Perova (striker, Spartak Yekaterinburg).

Tournament in Chelyabinsk

Seven teams took part in the Chelyabinsk tournament, which was held in the Sports Palace of the Trade Unions : ZSK VVS Moscow, Spartak Moscow, Spartak Yekaterinburg, the Kazakh national team, DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl, Metelitsa Chelyabinsk and Irtysh Omsk.

Group A

Results
  • ZSK WWS Moscow - Kazakhstan 8: 3
  • Kazakhstan - Irtysh Omsk 10: 1
  • ZSK WWS Moscow - Irtysh Omsk 23: 2
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club Sp S. U N T GT Points
1. ZSK WWS Moscow 2 2 0 0 31 5 4th
2. Kazakhstan 2 1 0 1 13 9 2
3. Irtysh Omsk 2 0 0 2 3 33 0

Abbreviations : Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = defeats, T = goals, GT = goals conceded

Group B

Results
  • Spartak Yekaterinburg - Spartak Moscow 5-1
  • DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl - Metelitsa Chelyabinsk 9: 2
  • Spartak Yekaterinburg - DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl 16: 0
  • Spartak Moscow - Metelitsa Chelyabinsk 14: 0
  • DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl - Spartak Moscow 2: 8
  • Metelitsa Chelyabinsk - Spartak Yekaterinburg 0:23
table
club Sp S. U N T GT Points
1. Spartak Yekaterinburg 3 3 0 0 44 1 6th
2. Spartak Moscow 3 2 0 1 23 7th 4th
3. DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl 3 1 0 2 11 26th 2
4th Metelitsa Chelyabinsk 3 0 0 3 2 46 0

Abbreviations : Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = defeats, T = goals, GT = goals conceded

Final round

Semifinals
  • ZSK WWS Moscow - Spartak Moscow 11: 0
  • Spartak Yekaterinburg - Kazakhstan 3-0
Play for 5th to 7th place
  • Irtysh Omsk - Metelitsa Chelyabinsk 7-0
  • Irtysh Omsk - DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl 8: 5
Game in 3rd place
  • Kazakhstan - Spartak Moscow 3-0
final
  • ZSK WWS Moscow - Spartak Yekaterinburg 6-0

Final score

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1. ZSK WWS Moscow
2. Spartak Yekaterinburg
3. Kazakh national team
4th Spartak Moscow
5. Irtysh Omsk
6th DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl
7th Metelitsa Chelyabinsk
8th. Locomotive Krasnoyarsk (without participation)

Julija Nafikowa (goalkeeper, Meteliza Tscheljabinsk), Lyudmila Kretschetnikowa (defender, Spartak Yekaterinburg) and Violetta Simonowa (striker, ZSK WWS Moscow) were awarded the best players.

Final score

club 1st tournament 2nd tournament 3rd tournament total
1. ZSK WWS Moscow 1 1 1 3
2. Spartak Yekaterinburg 2 2 2 6th
KazakhstanKazakhstan Kazakhstan 3 3 3 9
3. Spartak Moscow 4th 4th 4th 12
4th Irtysh (Avangard) Omsk 5 8th 5 18th
5. DJuSSch-12 Yaroslavl 7th 6th 6th 19th
6th Krasnoyarsk locomotive 7th 5 8th 20th
7th Metelitsa Chelyabinsk 7th 7th 7th 21st

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ ЖЕНСКИЙ ХОККЕЙ: ЕКАТЕРИНБУРГ. Во Дворце спорта профсоюзов завершились матчи второго тура чемпионата России среди команд высгей. In: sport-express.ru. December 18, 1997, Retrieved August 2, 2019 (Russian).
  2. ↑ ЧЕЛЯБИНСК. Состоялись заключительные матчи третьего чемпионата России. In: sport-express.ru. March 6, 1998, Retrieved August 2, 2019 (Russian).