HC Vítkovice Steel

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HC Vítkovice Steel
Greatest successes
Club information
history SSK Vítkovice 1928-1938
CSK Vítkovice 1938-1949
ZSJ Vítkovické železárny 1949-1953
TJ Baník Vítkovice 1953-1957
VŽKG Ostrava / Vítkovice 1957-1976
TJ Vítkovice 1976-1993
HC Vítkovice 1993-2003
HC Vítkovice Steel 2003-2016
HC Vítkovice Ridera (since 2016)
Location Vítkovice , Czech Republic
Club colors dark blue and white
league Tipsport Extraliga
Venue Ostravar Arena
capacity 10,157 seats
executive Director František Černík
Head coach Jakub Petr
captain Rostislav Olesz
Season 2018/19 7th place (main round)
7th place (quarter-finals)

HC Vítkovice Ridera is a Czech ice hockey club from Ostrava , which belongs to the top division of the Czech Republic, the Extraliga .

history

In 1928 an ice hockey club was founded in the Moravian Ostrava district of Vítkovice . SSK Vítkovice achieved their first notable success in 1934 when they won the Moravian and Slovak championships. In 1936 the club was a founding member of the top Czechoslovak league. The first season Vítkovice finished fifth and had the honor of playing the first game of the new league. The first descent followed in 1943, already as ČSK Vítkovice, and the ascent succeeded in 1949 under the name ZSJ Vítkovické železárny. After two second places, the team won the Czechoslovak championship in 1952. After a few seasons in midfield, the team rose from the top division in 1960. The ascent followed immediately, but the next descent after only four years. It was not until 1973 that Vítkovice returned to the first division . After some placements in mid-table, Vítkovice succeeded in 1981 for the second time in the club's history to become Czechoslovak ice hockey champions . After the main players had left the club, Vítkovice rose in 1985. They returned to the top division in 1988. In the mid-1990s, HC Vítkovice was at the top of the Czech Extraliga, in 1997 the team was runner-up and in 1998 third. This season they also set the top scorer in the league with David Moravec . In the 1999/2000 game year, the team saved themselves from relegation against the winner of the first division Dukla Jihlava from relegation. In the years that followed, the team was mostly able to place itself at the top of the final table.

Club names

Founded in 1928 as SSK Vítkovice, from 1938 ČSK Vítkovice, from 1949 ZSJ Vítkovické železárny, from 1953 TJ Baník Vítkovice, from 1957 VŽKG Ostrava / Vítkovice, from 1976 TJ Vítkovice, from 1993 HC Vítkovice, from 2003 HC Vítkovice HC Vítkovice, from 2003 Ridera

successes

Home ground

HC Vítkovice Steel plays its home games in the Ostravar Aréna in the Zábřeh district , which has 10,157 seats. This is the former culture and sports palace, which has served as a multifunctional arena since it was built in 1986. It was completely renovated for the 2004 Ice Hockey World Championship and renamed ČEZ Aréna. The owner is the joint stock company VÍTKOVICE ARÉNA, as, the majority shareholder of which is the city of Ostrava .

player

Master squad

Well-known former players

Seasonal statistics since 1993

season Main round Points placement captain Head coach
1993/1994 3rd place 49 6th place Roman Ryšánek Alois Hadamczik and Vladimír Vůjtek
1994/1995 10th place 41 11th place Alois Hadamczik and Břetislav Bochenský , from November 1994 Vladimír Stránský and Miroslav Fryčer , from January 1995 Vladimír Stránský and František Černík
1995/1996 9th place 37 10th place Vladimír Stránský and Ladislav Svozil , later Ladislav Svozil and František Černík
1996/1997 3rd place 62 2nd place Roman Šimíček Vladimír Vůjtek, Ladislav Svozil
1997/1998 2nd place 69 3rd place Roman Šimíček Vladimír Vůjtek, Ladislav Svozil
1998/1999 8th place 50 8th place Aleš Tomášek Vladimír Vůjtek, Ladislav Svozil
1999/2000 14th place 34 14th place Vladimír Vůjtek, Zbyněk Neuwirth , later Ján Šterbák and Mojmír Trličík , later Richard Farda , Vladimír Vůjtek and Mojmír Trličík
2000/2001 6th place 80 3rd place David Moravec Alois Hadamczik , Kamil Konečný and Mojmír Trličík
2001/2002 5th place 87 2nd place David Moravec Alois Hadamczik, Kamil Konečný and Mojmír Trličík
2002/2003 5th place 82 5th place David Moravec Ladislav Svozil and Aleš Tomášek
2003/2004 6th place 82 7th place Roman Kaděra , later Jiří Burger Ladislav Svozil and Aleš Tomášek
2004/2005 7th place 80 4th Place Jiří Burger , later Pavel Kubina Ladislav Svozil and Aleš Tomášek, replaced by Vladimír Vůjtek and Miloš Holaň
2005/2006 4th Place 84 7th place Roman Šimíček Vladimír Vůjtek, Miloš Holaň
2006/2007 11th place 75 11th place Roman Šimíček Vladimír Vůjtek, Miloš Holaň, Mojmír Trličík, from November 2006 Miroslav Fryčer
2007/2008 11th place 72 11th place Roman Šimíček Miroslav Fryčer , from December 2007 Ernest Bokroš
2008/2009 8th place 79 8th place Roman Šimíček Alois Hadamczik , Kamil Konečný and Zdeněk Moták
2009/2010 4th Place 88 2nd place Jiří Burger Alois Hadamczik, Kamil Konečný
2010/2011 3rd place 92 2nd place Jiří Burger Mojmír Trličík and Zdeněk Moták
2011/2012 6th place 77 7th place Jiří Burger Mojmír Trličík and Zdeněk Moták
2012/2013 9th place 75 8th place Jiří Burger Mojmír Trličík and Zdeněk Moták
replaced by Peter Oremus and Ladislav Svozil
2013/14 8th place 82 8th place Jiří Burger Peter Oremus , Roman Šimíček
2014/15 8th place 75 10. Jiří Burger Peter Oremus , Roman Šimíček
replaced by Ladislav Svozil and Jakub Petr
2015/16 11th place 66 11th place Jiří Burger Ladislav Svozil , Jakub Petr
2016/17 8th place 76 9th place Rostislav Olesz Jakub Petr, Pavel Trnka
2017/18 4th Place 92 5th place Rostislav Olesz Jakub Petr, Pavel Trnka
2018/19 7th place 83 7th place Rostislav Olesz Jakub Petr, Pavel Trnka, Vladimír Vůjtek senior

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