Morocco ice hockey team - represents Morocco in international ice hockey tournaments . Founded in 2005 . Home matches are held on the ice arena, located in the state capital Rabat .
| Morocco |
|---|
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| Association |
| Moroccan Ice Hockey Association |
| Current coach |
 Dave Harroch |
| The greatest number of points |
| Samir Bushawi (11) |
| The first game |
 United Arab Emirates 9 - 0  Morocco( Abu Dhabi , UAE ; June 16, 2008 ) |
| Biggest win |
Morocco 9 - 6  Algeria( Abu Dhabi , UAE ; June 18, 2008 ) |
| Biggest defeat |
| United Arab Emirates 9 - 0 Morocco ( Abu Dhabi , UAE ; June 16, 2008 ) |
 Kuwait 9 - 0 Morocco( Abu Dhabi , UAE ; June 19, 2008 ) |
| Arab Championships |
 - 2008 |
History
The history of the Moroccan national team began in 2005 , when the first artificial ice rink was opened in Rabat , located in one of the capital's shopping centers. One of the founders of hockey in the country was Mirini Khalid, who created the first professional club in Morocco - Rabat Capital. With the help of his brother, he also opened the country's first hockey school [1] . In 2008, the Moroccan national team took part in the debut championship of Arab countries , in which, besides it, the national teams of Kuwait , Algeria and the United Arab Emirates played. The tournament was marked by winning bronze medals.
Current Composition
| !Position | Name |
|---|---|
| AT | Adil El Farj |
| AT | Albert Benhimol |
| AT | Murad Shakir |
| H | Lobster ennaffati |
| H | Samir El Hayly |
| H | Patrick Harroch |
| H | Alex Ennaffati |
| H | Usman Scully |
| H | Yassin Akhrazem |
| H | Mohamed El Idrissi |
| H | Marouan Biya |
| H | Sidi Mohamed Dahha |
| H | Mehdi Gazi |
| H | Alaadin Brayak |
| H | Saad Tafwik |
| H | Habib Alui |
| H | Samir Bukhaui |
| H | Moulay Ayad Dahha |
| H | Mark Harroch |
| H | Eric Harroch |
| H | Philip Pinto |
| H | Usman Bukuiss |
All matches
- 06/16/08: United Arab Emirates - Morocco 9: 0
- 06/17/08: Kuwait - Morocco 6: 3
- 06/18/08: Morocco - Algeria 9: 6
- 06/19/08: Kuwait - Morocco 9: 0
- 06.20.08: Morocco - Algeria 7: 5
Links
Notes
- ↑ Hockey Maroc , moroccanicehockey.com (September 5, 2011). Archived September 13, 2011. The appeal date is September 5, 2011.