Hungarian national ice hockey team

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Hungarian national ice hockey team
Association Hungarian Ice Hockey Federation
World ranking 20th place
Trainer Jarmo Tolvanen
Assistant coach Gergely Majoross , Zoltán Szilassy
Most games Balazs Kangyal (237)
Most of the points Balázs Ladányi (184)
statistics
First international game
Hungary 0: 6 Austria January 24, 1927 in Vienna , AustriaAustriaAustria 
Biggest win
Hungary 31: 1 Belgium March 4, 1971 in Den Bosch , NetherlandsBelgiumBelgium 
Biggest defeat Soviet Union 19-1 Hungary January 28, 1964 in Innsbruck , Austria
Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union 
Olympic games
Participation 1928, 1936, 1964
Best result: 7th place ( 1936 )
World Championship
Participation since 1930
best result 5th place ( 1937 )
(As of April 11, 2019)

The Hungarian national ice hockey team occupies 20th place in the IIHF world rankings and currently plays in Division I at world championships (as of the 2018 World Championship). So far, the team has participated in the Olympic Games three times , most recently at the 1964 Games in Innsbruck .

The national team is organized by the national ice hockey association Magyar Jégkorong Szövetség . There is no NHL player in the current squad, but with Tamás Gröschl ( Edmonton Oilers ), Levente Szuper ( Calgary Flames ) and János Vas ( Dallas Stars ) three players have been drafted in North America .

While the promotion to the top division was narrowly missed in 2007 , the 4-2 win against Ukraine on April 19, 2008, after 70 years, enabled them to return to the strongest group in the World Cup. At the 2009 World Cup in Switzerland, the Hungarian team relegated to Division I.

In 2015 , Hungary rose again to the top division as the second-placed team behind Kazakhstan .

In preparation for the annual world championships, the national team regularly takes part in tournaments of the Euro Ice Hockey Challenge .

National coach

Olympic games

World championships

  • 1920/24: did not take part
  • 1928 : 11th place
  • 1930 : 6th place
  • 1931 : 7th place
  • 1932: did not take part
  • 1933 : 7th place
  • 1934 : 6th place
  • 1935 : 12th place
  • 1936 : 8th place
  • 1937 : 5th place
  • 1938 : 7th place
  • 1939 : 7th place
  • 1947–1948: did not take part
  • 1959 : 3rd B-WM
  • 1960–1962: did not take part
  • 1963 : 2nd C-WM
  • 1964 : 16th place
  • 1965 : 4th B-WM
  • 1966 : 7th B-WM
  • 1967 : 8th B-WM
  • 1968: not qualified
  • 1969 : 3rd C World Cup
  • 1970 : 4th C World Cup
  • 1971 : 3rd C World Cup
  • 1972 : 5th C World Cup
  • 1973 : 3rd C World Cup
  • 1974 : 4th C World Cup
  • 1975 : 4th C World Cup
  • 1976 : 2nd C World Cup
  • 1977 : 6th B-WM
  • 1978 : 5th B-WM
  • 1979 : 5th B-WM, Gr. A.
  • 1981 : 3rd C-WM
  • 1982 : 5th C-WM
  • 1983 : 2nd C World Cup
  • 1985 : 8th B-WM
  • 1986 : 6th C World Cup
  • 1987 : 5th C World Cup
  • 1989 : 4th C World Cup
  • 1990 : 7th C-WM
  • 1991 : 6th C-WM
  • 1992 : 4th C1 World Championship
  • 1993 : 5th C-WM
  • 1994 : 6th C1 World Championship
  • 1995 : 6th C1 World Championship
  • 1996 : 4th C-WM
  • 1997 : 6th C-WM
  • 1998 : 1st C-WM
  • 1999 : 8th B-WM
  • 2000 : 1st C-WM
  • 2001 : 4th Div. I, Gr. A.
  • 2002 : 2nd Div. I, Gr. B.
  • 2003 : 3rd Div. I, Gr. A.
  • 2004 : 4th Div. I, Gr. A.
  • 2005 : 3rd Div. I, Gr. A.
  • 2006 : 4th Div. I, Gr. A.
  • 2007 : 2nd Div. I, Gr. B.
  • 2008 : 1st Div. I, Gr. B.
  • 2009 : 16th place
  • 2010 : 2nd Div. I, Gr. B.
  • 2011 : 2nd Div. I, Gr. A.
  • 2012 : 3rd Div. IA
  • 2013 : 3rd Div. IA
  • 2014 : 5th Div. IA
  • 2015 : 2nd Div. IA
  • 2016 : 15th place
  • 2017 : 5th Div. IA
  • 2018 : 4th Div. IA
  • 2019 : 5th Div. IA

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