Dynamo (club for hockey with a ball, Alma-Ata)

The team for hockey with the Alma-Ata branch of the All-Union Sports Organization "Dynamo" was organized in 1932. And in 1937, the team debuted at the All-Union arena in the games for the USSR Cup. For many years, the team played at urban and republican competitions.

A great contribution to the development of the team was made by Nikolay Starostin , who worked with the team in the 1950s.

In 1954, the team, taking third place in the second group of the USSR Championship, won the right to participate in the USSR Championship games. But for financial reasons, the team had to refuse tickets to the strongest class . Then this ticket was transferred to the " Petrel ".

In 1964, the decision of Komcomsport of the Kazakh SSR Dynamo was replaced in the Burevestnik Championship . The team, led by E. F. Ayrih , quickly progressed and soon became one of the leaders of the Soviet Russian hockey . From 1966 to 1981, the team did not descend below fourth place. The leading Dynamo players in the summer period played field hockey in the same Dynamo .

After the departure of E. F. Iriha, the team somewhat lost ground. But she returned to the top lines of the tournament tables thanks to both the efforts of the players and the good coaching work of the student of E. F. Ayrikh - B. A. Chekhlystov .

In the 1993/1994 Russian Championship, the team spent only two games and withdrew from the competition for financial reasons. In 1995, the team was disbanded.

  Champion of the USSR (2) - 1977 , 1990
  Silver medalist of the USSR Championship (6) - 1973, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1981
  Bronze medalist of the USSR Championship (5) - 1966, 1967, 1971, 1974, 1983

  Bronze medalist of the CIS Championship (1) - 1992

  Winner of the European Cup (1) - 1978

Yury Varzin (2) - 1966, 1967 was among the 22 best players of the season

• Evgeny Agureev 1974-1984
• Minneula Azizov 1974-1984
• Jacob Apelganets 1965-1980
• Valery Bochkov 1965-1978
• Kazbek Baybulov 1963—1968
• Yuri Varzin 1965-1974
• Aleksey Zagarskikh 1991–1993
• Farid Zigangirov 1973-1976
• Alexander Ionkin 1967-1985
• Boris Kazantsev 1963—1966
• Valentin Semenov 1964-1966
• Alexander Lapotko 1982-1985
• Leonid Lobachev 1971-1978
• Gennady Lyubchenko 1967-1978
• Valery Mozgov 1965-1969
• Alexey Nikishov 1983—1993
• Sergey Smolnikov 1983—1993
• Vladislav Novozhilov 1988–1994
• Sergey Obukhov 1991–1992
• Vyacheslav Panev 1966-1977
• Yuri Parygin 1964-1969
• Vladimir Pakhomov 1976-1982
• Sergey Semenov 1979—1982
• Yuri Fokin 1963-1965
• Igor Handaev 1966-1969
• Boris Chekhlystov 1964-1983
• Rinat Shamsutov 1990-1993
• Nikolay Shmik 1970–1995
• Alexander Shulepov 1964-1975 (with interruptions)

• 1964-1978 Edward Ayrich
  
• 1978-1980 Kazbek Baybulov
  
• 1980-1981 ???
  
• 1981-1983 Kazbek Baybulov
  
• 1983–1995 Boris Chekhlystov
  

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