Czech women's national ice hockey team
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| Association | Český svaz ledního hokeje |
| IIHF member | Since 1993 |
| World ranking | 9th place |
| Trainer | Jiří Vozák |
| Assistant coach | Petr Tejral |
| Most games | Petra Herzigová (83) |
| Most of the points | Alena Polenská (64) |
| Homepage | cslh.cz |
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First international match Czech Republic 6-0 Italy Belluno , Italy ; February 27, 1993  |
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Biggest win Czech Republic 12: 2 Slovakia Znojmo , Czech Republic ; November 11, 2012 |
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Biggest defeat Germany 11: 0 Czech Republic Plzeň , Czech Republic ; November 5, 1995 |
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| Participation | since 1999 |
| best result | 6th place (2016) |
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The Czech national ice hockey team of the women 's national ice hockey combined team of the Czech Republic . She is ninth in the 2016 IIHF world rankings and has been back in the top division's world championship since 2016 .
The national ice hockey teams of the Czech Republic are subordinate to the Český svaz ledního hokeje and emerged from the teams of Czechoslovakia , whose starting positions they were allowed to take over after the division in the Czech Republic and Slovakia in 1993.
In 2015, the Czech women won the Division I tournament and rose again to the top division.
National coach
At world championships
- 1999 : Milan Koks
- 2000 : Milan Koks
- 2001 : Jan Fidrmuc
- 2003 : Jan Fidrmuc
- 2004 : Jan Fidrmuc
- 2005 : Jan Fidrmuc
- 2007 to 2010: Jan Fidrmuc; Assistant trainer: Karel Manhart
- 2011 : Karel Manhart; Assistant coach: Stanislav Planka
General manager
- 2007 Daniela Kornalikova
- 2011 Karel Jankovič
Placements
World championships
- 1998 - 5th place (qualification for A-WM 1999, Pool A)
- 1999 - 4th place (B-WM)
- 2000 - 7th place (B-WM)
- 2001 - 3rd place (Division I)
- 2003 - 3rd place (Division I)
- 2004 - 2nd place (Division I)
- 2005 - 3rd place (Division I)
- 2007 - 5th place (Division I)
- 2008 - 3rd place (Division I)
- 2009 - 5th place (Division I; relegation to Division II)
- 2011 - 1st place (Division II; promotion to Division I)
- 2012 - 1st place (Division I; promotion to the top division)
- 2013 - 8th place (top division; relegation to division I)
- 2014 - 1st place (Division I; relegation to the top division)
- 2015 - 1st place (Division I; promotion to the top division)
- 2016 - 6th place (top division)
- 2017 - 8th place (top division)
- 2019 - 6th place (top division)
European championships
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Czech-ed in for Kamloops. In: iihf.com. April 17, 2015, accessed November 27, 2015 .