Ice Hockey in Yugoslavia

Ice Hockey in Yugoslavia was governed by Ice Hockey Federation of Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia  ice hockey team was created in 1934, it was a member of the International Ice Hockey Federation from 1934-1992. Yugoslavia Men’s national team made their International debut in 1934, while the Junior team made it’s debut in 1981. Yugoslavia Also hosted the 1984 Winter Olympic Games. This page shows the history of the Men’s and Junior national teams.

Men’s National Team
IIHF Member From 194-1992
History:
Yugoslavia Men Official Results
Yugoslavia Men Unofficial Results
Yugoslavia Scoring Leaders
Other Facts:
First Official Game Played: January 30th, 1934, 1-0 loss to Romania
First Unofficial Game Played: January: 16th, 1940, 4-2 loss to Bucharest Selects
Longest Official Winning Streak: (8) January 29th-Mar 26th, 1989
Longest Unofficial Winning Streak: (5) October 9th-December 23rd, 1965
Longest Official Unbeaten Streak: (8) March 28th-April 8th, 1990
Longest Unofficial Unbeaten Streak: (5) October 9th-December 23rd, 1965
Longest Official Losing Streak: (9) December 28th, 1990-April 3rd, 1991
Longest Unofficial Losing Streak: (5) Jan 7th, 1974-Jan 7th, 1986
Biggest Official Win: 21-2 over South Korea October 9th, 1965
Biggest Unofficial Win: 11-4 over HC Villars February 15th, 1982
Biggest Official Loss: 24-0 to Czechoslovakia February 3rd, 1939
Biggest Unofficial Loss: 12-4 to Moose Jaw Generals March 5th, 1986

 

#PROSTERTEAMS
1GKAlexander Pavicevic Vojvodina Novi Sad
2GK Ivan Tomic Crvena Zvezda Beograd
3DSlobodan Aleksic HK Partizan Beograd
4DLazar DundaHK Partizan Beograd
5DNenad IlicCrvena Zvezda Beograd
6DMirko KaraicaCrvena Zvezda Beograd
7D Dejan Pajic Crvena Zvezda Beograd
8DIgor TrifunovicYugoslavia
9FWVanja Cecen Crvena Zvezda Beograd
10FW Tivadar Gabric HK Spartak Subotica
11FWAlexandar Kosic Yugoslavia U20
12FWIgor KosovicCrvena Zvezda Beograd
13FWZoran Kozic Yugoslavia
14FWKolja LazarevicCrvena Zvezda Beograd
15FWZoran Mitrovic Crvena Zvezda Beograd
16FWMilos NikolicHK Partizan Beograd
17FWSasa PavlovicVojvodina Novi Sad
18FWAlexandr PesicCrvena Zvezda Beograd
19FWMilos PiperskiHK Partizan Beograd
20FWIgor PolugaCrvena Zvezda Beograd
21FWDejan Tatic Crvena Zvezda Beograd
 HC Anatoli Kostryukov(1992 Squad)

 

U20 National Team
IIHF Member From 1934-1992
History:
Yugoslavia U20 Official Results
Yugoslavia U20 Scoring Leaders
Other Facts:
First Official Game Played: March 23rd,1981, 7-3 loss to Switzerland
Longest Official Winning Streak: (5) March 16th-22nd, 1987
Longest Official Unbeaten Streak: (5) December 27th, 1990-January 2nd, 1991
Longest Official Losing Streak: (7) March 16th-December 20th, 1982
Biggest Official Win: 33-1over Greece December 20th, 1990
Biggest Official Loss: 13-1 to Switzerland March 19th, 1989

 

#PROSTERTEAMS
1GKAlexander LukicHK Partizan Beograd
2GK Mohar RazingerHK Jesenice
3DAles Kalan HK Jesenice
4DMirko Karaica HK Jesenice
5DElvis Reese Yugoslavia U20
6DDejan VarlHK Jesenice
7DTibor VeresVojvodina Novi Sad
8DBorut Vukcevic HK Jesenice
9FWAlen FranjaMedvescak Zagreb
10FWDamir Gojanovic Medvescak Zagreb
11FWAlexander KosicYugoslavia U20
12FWBostjan LesnjakOlimpija Ljubljana
13FWMilos Nikolic HK Partizan Beograd
14FWPredrag NikolicHK Partizan Beograd
15FWBostjan Omerzel HK Jesenice
16FWJoze PraznikOlimpija Ljubljana
17FWSaso PretnarHK Jesenice
18FWBoris RumanVojvodina Novi Sad
19FW Robert RumanVojvodina Novi Sad
20FWSimon Smolej HK Jesenice
21FWAles SodjaHK Jesenice
22FWRoman VrscajOlimpija Ljubljana
 HCRasid Semsedinovic (1992 Squad)