The youth national team of Kazakhstan in ice hockey is a team representing Kazakhstan at international youth ice hockey tournaments . Managed by the Kazakhstan Ice Hockey Federation (KFH).
| Youth team of Kazakhstan in ice hockey | |
|---|---|
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| Federation | Kazakhstan Ice Hockey Federation |
| IIHF code | Kaz |
| A country | Kazakhstan |
| Team colors | |
| Ch. trainer |  Sergey Starygin |
| Captain | Sayan Daniyar |
| The greatest number of games | Sergey Alexandrov (20) |
| Best sniper (washers) | Roman Fadin (30) |
| Statistics (VN) 58–52–8 | |
The first game Kazakhstan 4: 0  BelorussiaNovember 10, 1992, Riga , Latvia | |
Biggest win Kazakhstan 18: 2  YugoslaviaJanuary 2, 1995, Tallinn , Estonia | |
Biggest defeat Canada 15: 0 KazakhstanDecember 28, 2008, Ottawa , Canada | |
| Ice Hockey World Championship | |
| Participation | 7 ( First time 1998 ) |
| Progress | 6th place ( 1999 ) |
Content
History
Kazakhstan first entered the elite division in 1998 . In Helsinki , Kazakhstanis beat the Slovaks with a score of 5–2, and thus reached the quarterfinal. However, in the quarter finals Kazakhstan lost to the Finns with a score of 14-1, after they beat Canadians with a score of 6-3 in the match for the 7th place.
In 1999, Kazakhstanis reached the quarterfinals for the second time. However, the Kazakhs once again lost the quarterfinal match, this time to the Canadians. In the match for the 5th place, Kazakhstan lost to the Finns.
In 2000, Kazakhstan also reached the quarterfinals, where it lost to the Czech Republic .
The four-year stay of Kazakhstan in the elite division is interrupted in 2001, where they lose all matches, including the match to save space in the elite division.
Kazakhstan spends six years in the first division and goes back to the elite division in 2007.
Kazakhstan played in the elite division of 2008, which was held in Liberec . Kazakhstanis took the 8th place, retaining a place in the elite.
In 2009, in the elite division, which was held in Ottawa, Kazakhstan ranked last in the group. In the consolation round to take off from the division, Kazakhstan had a big loss to Latvia .
In 2018, after nine years in the first division, Kazakhstan ranks first in the division and enters the elite division in 2019.
Current Composition
The composition of players for participation in the MFM-2019 , according to the official site FHK .
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Speeches at World Championships
| Year | Location | Main coach | Result | Bombardier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IV, 1993 , Group B | Minsk | |||
| IV, 1994 | Nitra , Nove-Zamky | |||
| IV, 1995 | Tallinn | |||
| III, 1996 | Kranj , Jesenice | |||
| II, 1997 | Kiev | Vladimir Belyaev | Peter Devyatkin 12 (6 + 6) | |
| 1998 | Helsinki , Hämeenlinna | Vladimir Belyaev | 7th place | Sergey Alexandrov 6 (4 + 2) Nikolay Antropov 6 (0 + 6) Andrei Troschinsky 6 (4 + 2) |
| 1999 | Brandon , Winnipeg , Selkirk , Portage la Prairie , Morden , Theulon | Vladimir Belyaev | 6th place | Nikolay Antropov 8 (5 + 3) |
| 2000 | Skelleftea , Umea | Vasily Vasilchenko | 8th place | Vadim Sozinov 5 (4 + 1) |
| 2001 | Moscow , Podolsk | Sergey Starygin | 10th place | Mikhail Yuryev 5 (3 + 2) |
| II, 2002 | Kapfenberg , Zeltweg | Alexander Buzin | 5th place | Alexander Semenov 14 (3 + 11) |
| II, 2003 , Group A | Almaty | Valery Kirichenko | Mikhail Plugaryov 9 (5 + 4) | |
| II, 2004 , Group A | Berlin | Sergey Kislitsyn | 5th place | Alexey Dolgikh 5 (2 + 3) Dmitry Larionov 5 (2 + 3) |
| II, 2005 , Group A | Sheffield | Vladimir Belyaev | Doszhan Esirkenov 8 (4 + 4) | |
| II, 2006 , Group B | Minsk | Yerlan Sagymbaev | Evgeny Kostrikov 6 (2 + 4) Roman Starchenko 6 (3 + 3) | |
| II, 2007 , Group B | Torre Pellice | Oleg Bolyakin | Evgeny Gasnikov 6 (2 + 4) | |
| 2008 | Pardubice , Liberec | Oleg Bolyakin | 8th place | Evgeny Rymarev 7 (6 + 1) |
| 2009 | Ottawa | Oleg Bolyakin | 10th place | Konstantin Savenkov 3 (3 + 0) |
| II, 2010 , Group B | Gdansk | Valery Kirichenko | 4th place | Nursultan Belgibaev 8 (3 + 5) |
| II, 2011 , Group B | Bled | Alexander Shimin | 4th place | Anton Petrov 8 (5 + 3) |
| II, 2012 , Group B | Tychy | Yerlan Sagymbaev | Mikhail Rakhmanov 3 (1 + 2) | |
| II, 2013 , Group B | Donetsk | Viktor Bogatyrev | Esmuhanbet Tolepbergen 7 (3 + 4) | |
| II, 2014 , Group B | Dumfries | Sergey Starygin | Nikita Mikhailis 11 (6 + 5) | |
| II, 2015 , Group B | Dunayvaros | Sergey Starygin | Nikita Mikhailis 11 (5 + 6) | |
| II, 2016 , Group A | Vein | Sergey Starygin | Vladimir Volkov 7 (2 + 5) | |
| II, 2017 , Group A | Bremerhaven | Galym Mambetaliev | 4th place | Kirill Panyukov 5 (2 + 3) |
| II, 2018 , Group A | Courchevel , Meribel | Sergey Starygin | Valery Orekhov 7 (1 + 6) | |
| 2019 | Vancouver , Victoria | Sergey Starygin | 9th place | Arthur Gatiyat 5 (3 + 2) |
| 2020 | Ostrava , Trinec |
Links
- Kazakhstan youth team at eliteprospects