Severstal (hockey club)

Founded December 18, 1955. The name "Severstal" - since 1994 (in 1957-1958 was called "The Builder", in 1959-1994 - "Metallurg"). The team played in the Super League from 1992 to 2008. Since 2008 acts in the KHL .

• 02!   Silver medalist of the championship of Russia 2002/03 .
• 03!   Bronze medalist of the championship of Russia 2000/01 .
• 01!   Winner of the "Thunderstorm Authority" prize: 1997/98.
• 01!   The winner of the tournament in memory of the pilot-cosmonaut P. I. Belyaev : 1972, 1975, 1976, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1989, 1990, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2008, 2010.
• 01!   Winner of the Kiruna Cup (Sweden): 1992, 1994, 1995.
• 01!   The winner of the tournament for the prizes of JSC "GAZ" (Nizhny Novgorod): 1996.
• 01!   Winner of the "Steel Cup" (Novokuznetsk): 2000.
• 01!   Winner of the Cup of Amur (Khabarovsk): 2000.
• 01!   Winner of the "Payulahti Cup" (Finland): 2000, 2006.
• 01!   The winner of the tournament for prizes Lenvo (St. Petersburg): 2002, 2005.
• 01!   Winner of the tournament in memory of A. I. Belosokhov (Novosibirsk): 2005.
• 01!   Winner of the Donbass Cup (Ukraine): 2012.
• 01!   Winner of the tournament “Hockeyades de la vallee de joux” (Switzerland): 2013.

The Ice Palace is the sports palace in Cherepovets, where Severstal has been playing since 2007. Until 2006, the team played in the RMS "Almaz".

And - the number of games played, B - wins in main time, VO - wins in overtime, WB - wins in post-match shootouts, ON - losses in overtime, PB - losses in post-match shootouts, P - losses in regular time, O - number of dialed points, W - the ratio of goals scored and goals conceded, RS - place according to the results of the regular season

Until 2009, the Severstal farm club was the Severstal-2 team, which played in the First League . Simultaneously with the creation of the MHL , it was decided to rename the clubs that were planning to take part in the tournament. Thus, the Cherepovets fans chose the name “Diamond”, which repeats the name of the ice arena, where Cherepovets hockey originated and grew ^[1] . The arena, in turn, is named after cosmonaut P. I. Belyaev’s call sign, Almaz-1.

According to the results of the draft of the KHL 2009, the rights to hockey players belong to: ^[2]

•   Dmitry Gromov - defender (№ 6, 1 round) -   Wings of Soviets
•   Ignat Zemchenko - forward (№ 10, 1 round) -   Wings of the Soviets (from Lada )
•   Vitaly Popov - forward (№ 29, 2 round) -   Wings of Soviets
•   Kirill Sviyazov - defender (№ 53, 3 round) -   Wings of Soviets
•   Arthur Ganszvind - defender (№ 75, 4 round) -   Wings of Soviets

According to the results of the draft of the KHL 2010, the rights to hockey players belong to: ^[3]

•   Maxim Zverev - defender (№ 34, 2 round) -   Chicago Young Americans
•   Adam Nagy - Goalkeeper (No. 56, Round 3) - HC Dukla Trencin
•   Vsevolod Kondrashov - goalkeeper (No. 85, 4th round) -   Chemist
•   Christian Skalin - goalkeeper (No. 87, 4th round) -   Tractor
•   Vladimir Nikonov - defender (№ 93, 4 round) -   Chemist
•   Alexey Bazanov - forward (№ 119, 5 round) -   Chemist
•   Alexey Shamolin - forward (№ 144, 6 round) -   Chemist
•   Matej Makhovsky - goalkeeper (№ 171, 7 round) -   Opava

According to the results of the draft of the KHL 2011, the rights to hockey players belong to: ^[4]

•   Yoel Armia - Forward (No. 14, Round 1) -   Essat
•   Kalle Jarnkrok - striker (№ 43, 2 round) -   Brunhes
•   Nikita Kramskoy - striker (№ 72, 3 round) -   CSKA
•   Sergey Kuptsov - forward (№ 99, 4 round) -   Salavat Yulaev
•   Daniel Przybyl - forward (No. 126, 5th round) -   Sparta

According to the results of the draft of the KHL 2012, the rights to hockey players belong to: ^[5]

•   Tomash Gertl - striker (№ 13, 1 round) -   Slavia
•   Ludwig Byström - quarterback (No. 39, 2nd round) -   MODO
•   Sven Birchi - striker (No. 65, 3 round) -   Calgary Flames
•   Kirill Grigoriev - goalkeeper (№ 90, 4 round) -   Russia
•   Fredrik Claesson - quarterback (No. 95, 4th round) -   Binghamton Senators

Team

• The best result in recent history - 2nd place ( 2002/2003 ).
• The worst result in recent history is 19th place ( 1994/1995 ).
• The biggest victory - 11: 1 Torpedo (2001-2002).
• The biggest defeat is 1:11 HC CSKA ( 1994/1995 ).
• The longest match - 118 minutes 48 seconds, played by Cherepovchane against Yaroslavl Lokomotiv in the season 2012/2013 (February 25, 2013) ^[6]

Personal

• The greatest number of points in the "Severstal" - Yuri Trubachev . (204 (93 + 112)).
• The largest number of goals in the "Severstal" - Yuri Trubachev . (93).
• The largest number of gears in the composition of "Severstal" - Vadim Shipachev . ( 129 ).
• The largest number of penalty minutes in the "Severstal" - Yuri Trubachev . ( 422 ).
• The largest number of matches in Severstal is Yury Trubachev . ( 499 ).
• The greatest number of points in the composition of "Severstal" (for the season) - Vadim Shipachev . ( 59 , 2011/2012 )
• The largest number of goals in the "Severstal" (for the season) - Mikhail Ivanov . ( 25 , 1996/1997 ).
• The largest number of gears in the Severstal (for the season) - Vadim Shipachev . ( 37 , 2011/2012 ).
• The largest number of penalty minutes as part of Severstal (for the season) - Evgeny Medvedev . ( 115 , 2006/2007 ).

The emblem of the Severstal hockey club repeats the logo of the main sponsor - OAO Severstal . At first, the logo was a stylized letter “C”, from which the red-hot metal would pour out. In 2009, as a result of the rebranding, the sponsor's logo changed to a more concise, and then the emblem of the hockey club changed as well. She was the Möbius strip of colors of the Russian flag. As a result of the rebranding in 2017, the Möbius strip has given way to a golden Unity . At the moment, the golden Unity is the official logo of HC Severstal, and in 2018 the club redesigned an alternative logo - “Lynx”, which is now actively used by the marketing service of HC Severstal.

Anthem HC Severstal was written in 1995 by composers Oleg Hackman and Igor Psaryov. The vocal belongs to the leading radio "Transmit" Nikolay Govorov, who is helped by Viktor Ivanov in the choruses. The anthem quickly gained popularity among Cherepovets fans. It sounds on all home matches of Severstal. Despite the emergence of new alternative hymns from the hockey club, the original anthem of 1995 remains the main song of the Cherepovets club to this day. ^[7]

•   Bogdan Kiselevich

• Severstal Hockey Club 2010/2011 season
• Severstal Hockey Club in the 2011/2012 season

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• Site fans HC "Severstal"
• Page HC Severstal on the KHL website