Slovak national ice hockey team

Slovakia Slovakia

Association	Slovenský Zväz Ľadového Hokeja
IIHF member	Since 1993
World ranking	8th place
Trainer	Craig Ramsay
Assistant coach	Ľubomír Pokovič František Hossa
Most games	Ľubomír Sekeráš (152)
Most of the points	Miroslav Šatan (101)
Homepage	szlh.sk
statistics
First international game 0:12 Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia Garmisch-Partenkirchen ; February 1, 1940
Biggest win 20: 0 Bulgaria Prievidza , Slovakia ; March 18, 1994
Biggest defeat 0:12 Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia Garmisch-Partenkirchen ; February 1, 1940
Olympic games
Participation	6 (since 1994)
Best result:	4th place 2010
World Championship
Participation	16 (since 1994)
best result	World Champion 2002
World cup
Participation	1996, 2004
best result	Quarterfinals 2004
(Status: 2010-03-25)

The Slovak national ice hockey team is the national national ice hockey team of Slovakia. After the 2017 World Cup , she is ranked 11th in the IIHF world rankings . The team is looked after by the Slovak Ice Hockey Federation . Since 1994 she has won four medals at world championships, including the gold medal in 2002 .

Squad

Current squad

The squad for the 2019 Men's Ice Hockey World Championship, which will be held from May 10th to May 26th, 2019 in Bratislava and Košice ( Slovakia ):

No.	Surname	Item	Date of birth	team
#1	Marek Čiliak	G	77021909250 ♠0Apr 2, 1990	Czech Republic HC Kometa Brno ( Extraliga )
# 33	Patrik Rybár	G	77159493225 ♠0Nov 9, 1993	United States Grand Rapids Griffins ( AHL )
# 45	Michal Čajkovský	D.	77102654950 ♠0May 6, 1992	Russia HK Dynamo Moscow ( KHL )
# 81	Erik Černák	D.	77298193500 ♠May 28, 1997	United States Tampa Bay Lightning ( NHL )
# 71	Marek Ďaloga	D.	76980978250 ♠10 Mar 1989	Sweden Mora IK ( SHL )
# 6	Martin Fehérváry	D.	77388427750 ♠0Oct 6, 1999	Sweden HV71 ( SHL )
# 83	Christián Jaroš	D.	77254099650 ♠0Apr 2, 1996	Canada Ottawa Senators ( NHL )
# 64	Patrik Koch	D.	77278472200 ♠0Dec 8, 1996	HC Košice ( Extraliga )
# 52	Martin Marinčin	D.	77094840850 ♠Feb. 18, 1992	Canada Toronto Maple Leafs ( NHL )
# 2	Andrej Sekera	D.	76873627400 ♠0June 8, 1986	Canada Edmonton Oilers ( NHL )
# 17	Dávid Buc	F.	76898744150 ♠Jan. 22, 1987	HC 05 Banská Bystrica ( Extraliga )
# 56	Marko Daňo	F.	77200145150 ♠Nov 30, 1994	Canada Manitoba Moose ( AHL )
# 13	Michal Krištof	F.	77156702475 ♠Oct 11, 1993	Finland Oulun Kärpät ( Liiga )
# 16	Róbert Lántoši	F.	77232331800 ♠Sep 24 1995	HK Nitra ( Extraliga )
# 23	Adam Liška	F.	77389171950 ♠Oct 14, 1999	HC Slovan Bratislava ( KHL )
# 47	Mário Lunter	F.	77184330900 ♠June 20, 1994	HC 05 Banská Bystrica ( Extraliga )
# 27	Ladislav Nagy	F.	76602087425 ♠0June 1, 1979	HC Košice ( Extraliga )
# 14	Richard Pánik	F.	77055119175 ♠0Feb 7, 1991	United States Arizona Coyotes ( NHL )
# 28	Marián Studenič	F.	77351775900 ♠Oct 28, 1998	United States Binghamton Devils ( AHL )
# 19	Matúš Sukeľ	F.	77247122775 ♠Jan. 23, 1996	Czech Republic HC Sparta Prague ( Extraliga )
# 90	Tomáš tartare	F.	77045630625 ♠0Dec. 1, 1990	Canada Montreal Canadiens ( NHL )
# 24	Tomáš Zigo	F.	77100143275 ♠Apr 11, 1992	HC 05 Banská Bystrica ( SVK )

Official
function	Nat.	Surname	Date of birth
Head coach	Canada	Craig Ramsay	75511090225 ♠17th Mar 1951
Assistant coach	Slovakia	Michal Handzuš	76516690475 ♠11th Mar 1977
Assistant coach	Slovakia	Róbert Petrovický	76384129850 ♠Oct 26, 1973
Assistant coach	Slovakia	Andrej Podkonický	76561156425 ♠0May 9, 1978

Trainer

Player equipment of the national team since 2014

Between 1993 and 1996 the national team was looked after by Július Šupler , who led it up to the top division of the world championship. At the 1997 World Cup, Jozef Golonka was behind the gang before Ján Šterbák took over. Ján Filc was national coach between June 1999 and 2002 and led the team to the 2002 world championship.

After Filcs resigned in 2002, František Hossa , the father of Marián Hossa , took over his post and achieved the bronze medal at the 2003 World Cup with the national team in 2003, he was replaced by Július Šupler, who after the Slovaks' disappointing performance at the Ice Hockey World Cup Herren was released in 2008 and replaced by Ján Filc. From March 2010, Glen Hanlon was national coach after Filc resigned after the 2010 Winter Olympics . The national team was trained by Vůjtek between August 2011 and May 2015 . Then Zdeno Cíger took over . He was succeeded by Craig Ramsay in August 2017 .

1993 - 1996 Július Šupler
1996 - 1997 Jozef Golonka
1997 - June 1999 Ján Šterbák
1999 - 2002 Ján Filc
2002 - 2006 František Hossa
2006 - June 2008 Július Šupler
2008 - March 2010 Ján Filc
2010 - August 2011 Glen Hanlon
August 2011 - May 2015 Vladimír Vůjtek senior
August 2015 - May 2017 Zdeno Cíger
August 2017 - Craig Ramsay

Placements

winter Olympics

The Slovak national team at the 2002 Olympics

The Slovak national team at the 2010 Olympics

1994 - 6th place
1998 - 10th place
2002 - 13th place
2006 - 5th place
2010 - 4th place
2014 - 11th place
2018 - 11th place

World Cup of Hockey

1996 - 7th place
2004 - 7th place

World championships

1994 - 21st place (1st place in the C-WM)
1995 - 13th place (1st place in the B-WM)
1996 - 9th place
1997 - 8th place
1998 - 7th place
1999 - 7th place
2000 - silver medal
2001 - 7th place
2002 - gold medal
2003 - bronze medal
2004 - 4th place
2005 - 5th place
2006 - 8th place
2007 - 6th place
2008 - 13th place
2009 - 10th place
2010 - 12th place
2011 - 10th place
2012 - silver medal
2013 - 8th place
2014 - 9th place
2015 - 9th place
2016 - 9th place
2017 - 14th place
2018 - 9th place
2019 - 9th place

World championship 2002

No.	Surname	Date of birth	Club
goalkeeper
1	Miroslav Šimonovič	August 10, 1974	HC ŠKP Poprad
31	Rastislav Staňa	January 10, 1980	Richmond Renegades
25th	Ján Lašák	April 10, 1979	Nashville Predators
defender
2	Radoslav Hecl	October 11, 1974	HC Slovan Bratislava
4th	Jerguš Bača	04th January 1965	Territory lions Oberhausen
7th	Martin Štrbák	15th January 1975	Yaroslavl locomotive
8th	Peter Smrek	February 16, 1979	Nashville Predators
11	Dušan Milo	0March 5th 1973	HKm Zvolen
17th	Ľubomír Višňovský	August 11, 1976	Los Angeles Kings
41	Richard Lintner	November 15, 1977	MODO hockey
74	Ladislav Čierny	03rd November 1974	HKm Zvolen
striker
12	Peter Bondra	07th February 1968	Washington Capitals
15th	Jozef Stümpel	July 20, 1972	Boston Bruins
16	Vladimír Országh	May 24, 1977	Nashville Predators
18th	Miroslav Šatan	October 22, 1974	Buffalo Sabers
19th	Rastislav Pavlikovský	0March 2nd 1977	HV 71
21st	Radovan Somík	0May 5th 1977	HC Hamé Zlín
23	Ľuboš Bartečko	July 14, 1976	Atlanta Thrashers
24	Žigmund Pálffy	0May 5th 1972	Los Angeles Kings
26th	Michal Handzuš	March 11, 1977	Phoenix Coyotes
27	Ladislav Nagy	0June 1, 1979	Phoenix Coyotes
30th	Miroslav Hlinka	August 31, 1972	MODO hockey
33	Peter Pucher	August 12, 1974	HC Znojemští Orli
39	Róbert Petrovický	October 26, 1973	HC Ambrì-Piotta
44	Róbert Tomík	December 12, 1976	HC Sparta Prague
79	Marek Uram	0September 8, 1974	HC Znojemští Orli
Functionaries
	Jan Filc		Trainer
	Ernest Bokroš		Assistant coach
	Vladimír Šťastný		Assistant coach
	Peter Šťastný		Manager

Juniors

U18 juniors

The U18 national team also took 7th place at the previous tournament in their age group.

Results

1999 : 3rd place A World Championship
2000 : 5th place A World Championship
2001 : 8th place A World Championship
2002 : 8th place A World Championship
2003 : 2nd place A World Championship
2004 : 6th place A World Championship
2005 : 6th place A World Championship
2006 : 7th place A World Championship
2007 : 5th place A World Championship
2008 : 7th place A World Championship
2009 : 7th place A World Championship
2010 : 8th place A World Championship

U20 juniors

Individual evidence

↑ hockeyfans.ch, January Filc Slovakian coach
↑ Glen Hanlon to coach Slovakia. In: iihf.com. March 24, 2010, accessed November 16, 2017 .

Web links

Commons : Slovak national ice hockey team - collection of images

Official website of the Slovak Ice Hockey Federation

[1] yfans.ch, January Filc Slovakian coach

[iihf-734183-2] Glen Hanlon to coach Slovakia. In: iihf.com. March 24, 2010, accessed November 16, 2017 .


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