Tartu Kalev-Välk

Tartu Kalev-Välk
City Tartu, Estonia
League Meistriliiga
Founded 1994 (1994)
Home arena Lõunakeskus
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General manager Oleg Litvjakov
Website www.valk494.ee
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Kalev-Välk is an ice hockey team located in Tartu, Estonia, and playing in the Meistriliiga, the top tier of the Estonian hockey league system. Their home arena is in Lõunakeskus, which has the capacity for up to 600 spectators.

Kalev-Välk is the current champion of 2010–11 Meistriliiga season and 2011–12 Meistriliiga season.[1]

The team also participated to the 2011–12 IIHF Continental Cup, in Ankara, Turkey, and finished 2nd of the Group A.

Players

Roster 2012–2013

  • 1 Estonia Kolossov, Aleksandr 184/75 07.02.1990
  • 10 Estonia Aleksandrov, Andrei 179/83 29.04.1990
  • 11 Estonia Jastrebov, Anton 187/94 05.03.1988
  • 12 Estonia Sinikas, Mihkel 199/85 27.03.1997
  • 14 Estonia Ivanov, Vitali 28.06.1993
  • 16 Estonia Aland, Karel 04.03.1991
  • 17 Estonia Andrejev, Roman 184/96 06.05.1990
  • 21 Estonia Rõbuškin, Maksim 176/70 14.06.1985
  • 22 Estonia Urlihh, Maksim 175/75 19.01.1991
  • 24 Estonia Terna, Martin 193/81 15.05.1994
  • 25 Russia Tihhomirov, Andrei 180/97 03.02.1979
  • 30 Estonia Bugaj, Roland 03.10.1994
  • 33 Estonia Gudkov, Erik 180/70 07.07.1993
  • 37 Estonia Kivi, Raul 178/77 13.02.1983
  • 41 Lithuania Lukenskas, Algis 183/82 02.12.1975
  • 41 Estonia Semjonov, Maksim
  • 71 Estonia Savvov, Igor 180/82 14.09.1985
  • 73 Estonia Tulzakov, Sergei 192/109 05.09.1977
  • 77 Estonia Titarenko, Vassili 183/79 13.12.1985
  • 78 Russia Loginov, Ivan 173/81 03.04.1974
  • 97 Estonia Jakovlev, Anatoli 189/82 22.01.1990

Former players

  • Germany Manfred Heim
  • Estonia Olle Sildre 07.01.1973

References

  1. ↑ "Medalikolmikud" (in Estonian). Estonian Ice Hockey Association. Archived from the original on 29 August 2011. Retrieved 1 June 2011.


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