U20 national ice hockey team of the CIS
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| Trainer | Pyotr Vorobyov |
| Most of the points | Alexei Kovalev (10) |
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First international match CIS 10: 2 Switzerland Kaufbeuren , Germany ; December 26, 1991 |
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Highest win CIS 10: 2 Switzerland Kaufbeuren, Germany; December 26, 1991 |
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Biggest defeat Czechoslovakia 5: 2 CIS Füssen , Germany; January 1, 1992 |
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| Participation | 1992 |
| best result | gold medal |
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The U20 national ice hockey team of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) took part in the 1992 junior ice hockey world championship and won the gold medal. The team, whose roster also included players from Latvia and Lithuania and was thus almost identical to that of the former Soviet team , started the tournament under the name and flag of the USSR.
In the course of 1992 the U20 selection of the CIS was replaced by the Russian U20 national ice hockey team .
World champion squad 1992
World Champion 
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Vladislav Buljin , Nikolai Chabibulin , Ravil Gusmanow , Alexei Yashin , Darius Kasparaitis , Artyom Kopot , Konstantin Korotkov , Alexei Kovalev , Sergei Kriwokrassow , Alexander Kusminski , Denis Metljuk , Boris Mironov , Ildar Muchometow , Andrei Nikolischin , Sandis Ozoliņš , Alexei Schitnik , Alexander Swerschow , Alexei Troschtschinski , Alexander Tscherbajew , Denis Vinokurow , Mikhail Volkov , Sergejs Žoltok's coaching staff: Pyotr Vorobjow , Valeri Goldobin , Vladimir Kamenev |
Web links
- Overview of international matches for the CIS U20 national team (PDF) on nationalteamsoficehockey.com
Individual evidence
- ↑ hockeyarchives.ru, СТАТИСТИКА ИГРОКОВ МОЛОДЕЖНОЙ СБОРНОЙ СНГ