Changes: Israel men's national ice hockey team

Association	Ice Hockey Federation of Israel
Assistants	Boris Mindel
Most games	Evgeny Gussin (49)
Most points	Sergei Zak (63)
IIHF ranking	39
Highest IIHF ranking	33 (2006)
Lowest IIHF ranking	39 (2010)
Team colours
First international
	Spain 23–4 Israel ; (Johannesburg, South Africa; March 22, 1992)
Biggest win
	Israel 19–0 Turkey ; (Metulla, Israel; January 29, 1996)
Biggest defeat
	Latvia 32–0 Israel ; (Ljubljana, Slovenia; March 15, 1993)
IIHF World Championships
Appearances	19 (first in 1992)
Best result	28th (in 2006)
International record (W-L-T)
	34–50–8

Latest revision as of 16:55, 24 November 2010

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The Israeli National Ice Hockey Team is the national ice hockey team of Israel. They are currently ranked 35th as of 2008 by the International Ice Hockey Federation. Their best achievement was promotion to the IIHF World Championship Division I in 2005 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships. Next year the team relegated again to Division II.

2009 World Championship Div II roster

Head coach: Jean Perron

Pos.	No.	Player	Team
GK	1	Avihu Sorotizki	HC Metulla
GK	25	Boris Amromin	Haifa
D	2	Daniel Spivak	Haifa / RIT Tigers
D	3	Nisan Butbull	Bat Yam
D	5	Jonathan Rebibo	HC Metulla
D	6	Navot Kantor	Maalot
F	7	Harol Harosh	HC Metulla
F	8	Itzhak Levy	Bat Yam
F	9	Evgeni Kniter	HC Metulla
F	10	Sergei Frenkel	Bat Yam
D	13	Shlomo Levy	Bat Yam
F	14	Tai Avneri	HC Mercaz
D	15	Daniel Bochner	Bat Yam
F	16	Avishai Geller	Bat Yam
D	17	Mikhael Horowitz	HC Metulla
D	18	Ron Soreanu	Haifa
F	19	Ely Oosterhuis	Haifa
F	23	Sergei Belo	Maalot
F	24	Eduardo Revniaga	Maalot

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+| Association        = [[Ice Hockey Federation of Israel]]
+| Nickname           =
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+| Coach              =
+| Asst Coach         = {{Flag icon|ISR}} [[Boris Mindel]]
+| Captain            =
+| Most games         = [[Evgeny Gussin]] (49)
+| Top scorer         =
+| Most points        = [[Sergei Zak]] (63)
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+| IIHF Rank          = 39
+| IIHF max           = 33
+| IIHF max date      = 2006
+| IIHF min           = 39
+| IIHF min date      = 2010
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+| First game         = {{ih|ESP}} 23–4 {{ih-rt|ISR}}<br><small>([[Johannesburg]], [[South Africa]]; March 22, 1992)</small>
+| Largest win        = {{ih|ISR}} 19–0 {{ih-rt|TUR}}<br><small>([[Metulla]], [[Israel]]; January 29, 1996)</small>
+| Largest loss       = {{ih|LAT}} 32–0 {{ih-rt|ISR}}<br><small>([[Ljubljana]], [[Slovenia]]; March 15, 1993)</small>
+| World champ apps   = 19
+| World champ first  = 1992
+| World champ best   = 28th (''in [[2006 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships|2006]]'')
+| Olympic apps       =
+| Olympic first      =
+| Olympic medals     =
+| Regional name      =
+| Regional cup apps  =
+| Regional cup best  =
+| Record             = 34–50–8
+}}
 [[Image:Israeli national ice hockey team Logo.png|thumb|100px|Team Logo]]
 The '''Israeli National Ice Hockey Team''' is the national [[ice hockey]] team of [[Israel]]. They are currently ranked 35th as of [[2008]] by the [[International Ice Hockey Federation]]. Their best achievement was promotion to the [[IIHF World Championship Division I]] in [[2005 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships]]. Next year the team relegated again to [[IIHF World Championship Division II|Division II]].
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-| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;"| Spain 23–4 Israel
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-| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;"| Israel 19–0 Turkey
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-| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;"| Latvia 32–0 Israel
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 ===2009 World Championship Div II roster===
 *'''Head coach''': {{flagicon|CAN}} [[Jean Perron]]