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Rating: 90
Height: 186cm/6'1"
Weight: 79kg/173.8 lb
Position: Goalie
Shoots:
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Born: 1988-04-27
Birthplace: Yaroslavl, Russia
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| 10/06/2009
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals): I still make mistakes
National Hockey League (NHL) - Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) made his 2009-2010 Regular season debut for the Washington Capitals on home ice against the Toronto Maple Leafs in a 6:4 win on October 3rd. For the first two periods he was outstanding and allowed just one goal on 25 shots. However, in the third period, when the score was already 6-1 in favor of the Caps, it looked like Washington let their foot off the table, allowing the Leafs to get back into the game with three third period goals. (Washington Capitals Examiner article by Dmitry Chesnokov)
READ MORE | | 09/10/2009
| Irbe on Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals): He must be ready
National Hockey League (NHL) - There is a lot of talk around Washington about who will be the Washington Capitals' starter in goal come the first game of the season. A few weeks ago Bruce Boudreau told Tarik El-Bashir that "Jose [Theodore] is the No. 1 guy and the other two young men have got to come in and play the way they did last year and try to push him out." I visited the Kettler Iceplex yesterday where Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals), who is trying to take over as the Capitals' starter told the media: "I know that he's No. 1 and I'm No. 2 right now. What I need to do is play really well and earn that top spot during the preseason games. Bruce told me last year when the season was over that I would have to earn it, and I'm ready for it." (Washington Capitals Examiner article by Dmitry Chesnokov) READ MORE | | 04/30/2009
| What to Call Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals)?
National Hockey League (NHL) - A few minutes ago, a Swedish reporter asked Russian goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) what he thinks about From Russia With Glove, his American-created nicknamed riffed off a British novel. "Is this my nickname now?" Varlamov said through an interpreter. "Ok, great, fine." (By Dan Steinberg of the Washington Post)
READ MORE | | 04/24/2009
| Capitals Put Their Trust in Little-Known Goaltender
National Hockey League (NHL) - Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) is 20 years old, does not speak English and has played only eight games in the N.H.L. He is such an unknown quantity that even his coach does not seem to know much about him. (New York Times article by Jeff Klein) READ MORE | | 03/27/2009
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) recalled by Washington
National Hockey League (NHL) - As backup goalkeeper Brent Johnson suffered an injury, Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) has been recalled from Washington's farm team of Harshey Bears to play in tonight's game against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Varlamov, who already played four NHL games posting excellent numbers like 0.939 of saves pct, most likely will backup Jose Theodore against the Florida club. READ MORE | | 01/05/2009
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals): It’s tough without a coach
U20 World Junior Championships - Russian national team goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) could have left Lokomotiv for NHL even earlier. But a year ago he decided to wait and gain more experience in the Russian league. This season he decided to take the risk. An in depth interview with the young goaltending prospect by Sport Day by Day journalist Dinara Kafiskina and translated by Eugene Belashchenko for RussianProspects.com. READ MORE | | 08/09/2008
| July 2008 Wrapup - Russian Prospects Pay a Visit to NHL Clubs
June and July 2008 have been two busy months for Russian prospects. Many skated in North Americans development camps, some have changed teams, being or not at the centre of a controversial move, others are “simply” training hard for the upcoming season.
Many players belong to the first group. As written earlier in our website, Dmitri Kosmachev (Columbus Blue Jackets) and Maxim Mayorov (Columbus Blue Jackets) skated with Columbus Blue Jackets, Maxim Goncharov (Phoenix Coyotes) and Viktor Tikhonov (Phoenix Coyotes) with the Phoenix Coyotes, Nikolai Lemtyugov (St. Louis Blues) with St. Louis, Igor Makarov (Chicago Blackhawks) with the Chicago Blackhawks, Ruslan Bashkirov (Ottawa Senators), Ilya Zubov (Ottawa Senators) and Alexander Nikulin (Ottawa Senators) with Ottawa, Evgeni Grachev (New York Rangers) and Artem Anisimov (New York Rangers) with the New York Rangers, Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) and Nikita Kashirsky – a Russian player who spent the last seasons playing USA College hockey - in Washington, with Kugryshev in the stands, Fedor Fedorov (New Jersey Devils) with the New Jersey Devils, Nikolai Kulemin (Toronto Maple Leafs) with Toronto, Anton Khudobin (Minnesota Wild) with the Minnesota Wild, Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) and Andrei Loktionov (Los Angeles Kings) with Los Angeles. The list might even grow as Montreal Canadiens are yet to release their rosters. (Exclusive article by Alessandro Seren Rosso for RussianProspects.com) READ MORE | | 05/02/2008
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) injured during practice
Continental Hockey League (KHL) - Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) suffered a foot injury during practice and will definitely miss the preliminary round games of the World Championships. The young netminder is also doubtful for the entire tournament and there has been talk of sending him to back to Moscow for treatment. The young player himself has denied these latest rumors and has said that the injury should heal, though not specifying what it is. Varlamov has played very well during his second season as the starting goalie for HC Lokomotiv, backstopping his club to the Super League finals. The Team Russia starting job will now fall on his Super League finals opponent Alexander Eremenko , who actually got the better of Varlamov in the championship series, winning the gold medals in 5 games. | | 04/10/2008
| Finals - Lokomotiv vs. Salavat Yulayev 1:0 (series 2:2) - Varlmaov perfect
Super League - Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) played a very strong game for Lokomotiv, stopping every shot he faced. Salavat captain Vladimir Antipov (Toronto Maple Leafs) had a couple of good chances early on, but he could not convert and break Varlamov. The game remains scoreless until the final minutes when Czech Irgl scores the game winning goal. Interestingly this happened after a toss up in lines when Gennadi Churilov was moved up from the fourth line to skate a shift with the first, between Alexei Yashin and Irgl. With the series tie, the finals now travel back to Ufa, where Lokomotiv and Salavat Yulayev will face off for the deciding fifth contest. | | 04/08/2008
| Finals - Lokomotiv vs. Salavat Yulayev 1:4 (series 1:2) - Lokomotiv on the brink
Super League - The game opened up with Sidyakin’s goal on the sixth shot of the game. Lokomotiv did not give up and tied the game towards the end of the first period, but the small victory was short lived as Lokomotiv was unable to stay out of the penalty box, allowing the next two goals shorthanded. Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) had no chance on the second goal, the third was a bit weak by Kuteikin, while the fourth was a laser by Alexander Perezhogin (Montreal Canadiens) with just over two minutes left in the game, destroying any doubt in the victor of the match. Now Salavat has a 2:1 lead, painting Lokomotiv in the corner and accomplishing the mission of having a match to spare and winning at least one contest in Yaroslavl. | | 04/06/2008
| Finals - Lokomotiv vs. Salavat Yulayev 0:2 (series 1:1) - Salavat strikes back
Super League - This penalty filled contest was full of scoring chances, but Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) and Alexander Eremenko were both solid, especially the first. Varlamov stopped a couple of nice attempts, one by Vladimir Antipov (Toronto Maple Leafs) and the other by Konstantin Koltsov (Pittsburgh Penguins), who had two shots at the puck right in front of the net. Eremenko on the other hand was a bit of a victim when he was hit in the helmet with a shot that was strong enough to unhinge his mask. Igor Grigorenko (Detroit Red Wings), who has been quiet thus far in the playoffs had a chance in the second period but failed to beat Varlamov. Lokomotiv was generally short handed more than Salavat, but the team held together well through the first two periods. In the third period Varlamov finally allowed his first goal of the final series, with Konstantin Koltsov (Pittsburgh Penguins) redirecting a nice feed from Kuteykin right between the goalie’s pads. Igor Volkov (New York Islanders) put in the second goal in the last minutes of the game when he received a feed back from Medvedev and took a hard slapshot against screened Varlamov. This was Volkov’s ninth goal of the playoffs! Alexander Perezhogin (Montreal Canadiens) had a strong game and continued to create great scoring chances for his team, even though he was unable to get on the score board. In the end, despite this loss, Lokomotiv leaves Ufa with one victory and has a chance to win the series if they are able to sweep Salavat at home. Salavat on the other hand leaves home ice with an important victory after the 0:3 drubbing the team received in the first round. It will be a tough road to the Championships and Ufa’s team should aim at taking at least one game in Yaroslavl to bring the finals back home for the deciding game 5. | | 04/01/2008
| Semifinals - Lokomotiv vs. Metallurg 2:1 (series 3:0): Varlmaov is solid
Super League - Lokomotiv and Metallurg met for the third, and eventually final, match of the semifinals. Interestingly, the game was attended by Konstantin Rudenko (Philadelphia Flyers), who was seriously injured by Darius Kasparaitis (New York Rangers). The young player is still seriously injured but came out to support his squad. Metallurg had the first chance when Jan Marek broke to Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals), but the goalie calmly deflects the shot. Alexei Mikhnov (Edmonton Oilers) scored the first goal after skating from behind the net and his shot/pass hits the skate of Metallurg’s defenseman Alexander Seluyanov (Detroit Red Wings) and goes into the net. Former NHL defenseman Martin Shtabak ties the game up 1:1. The game remained heated for the next 30 minutes but neither team was able to score, even though Alexei Yashin and Vitali Anikienko (Ottawa Senators) had some great chances, but the game still went to overtime penalty shots. Goalie Ilya Proskuryakov did not save his team this time, letting in critical penalty shots while Varlamov denied everyone including Jan Marek. Lokomotiv will now face HC Salavat Yulayev in the finals. | | 03/25/2008
| Semifinals - Lokomotiv vs. Metallurg 2:0 (series 1:0): Vasyunov and Varlamov shine, Lokomotiv skates past Metallurg
Super League - Alexander Vasyunov (New Jersey Devils) scored, Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) stopped all the shots and Lokomotiv took away the first game of of the semifinals series against Metallurg. Vasyunov, who replaced hurt Konstantin Rudenko (Philadelphia Flyers) on the second line with Ivan Tkachenko (Columbus Blue Jackets) and Alexei Mikhnov (Edmonton Oilers), at the twenty-eight minute burned Metallurg defenseman Ivan Sidorov on the left flank and then released a smooth backhander that hit left pad of Travis Scott before going in the net. “I shot and the goalkeeper didn’t catch the puck. Bad for him, good for us”. In the last seconds of the game Metallurg replaced the goalie for a sixth skater, but Yashin added an empty-netter that ended the match. Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) has been really solid and won the battle against the best goalkeeper of the past season Travis Scott, getting his second shutout of these playoffs. “My Finn trainer Jussi Parkkila has convinced me to play butterfly, but I still have to master this different style” – Varlamov declared to Sport Day After Day in a post-game interview. | | 03/18/2008
| Quarterfinals - Lokomotiv vs. SKA 2:1 (series 3:1) Yashin leads Loko forward
Super League - HC Lokomotiv defeated HC SKA in four games to be the third team to enter the semifinals, leaving HC Dynamo vs. HC Metallurg Mg. as the last remaining unresolved contest. Alexei Yashin was key in victory, scoring the first goal by collecting a loose puck in front of the net, and then assisting Czech forward Irgl on the game winner. Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) was very strong in the game, resolving any outstanding questions after his shaky start a few games back. He stopped a nice breakaway from Anton But (Tampa Bay Lightning) and well deserved the top star honors. | | 03/15/2008
| Quarterfinals - Lokomotiv vs. SKA 5:1 (Series 1:1) Yashin shines for Loko
Super League - Lokomotiv vs. SKA 5:1 (Series 1:1) – Czech forward Zbinek Irgl scored four goals for HC Lokomotiv, with Alexei Yashin and Ivan Nepriayev (Washington Capitals) assisting on three of Loko’s tallies. Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) bounced back quite nicely from his struggles in the first quarterfinals game, allowing three goals in the first period before being replaced. | | 03/07/2008
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals): Irgl shoots penalty shots the best
Super League - Lokomotiv’s and Team Russia’s goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) game the SportExpress correspondent an interview. The young goalie currently holds the best statistic in stopping penalty shots. READ MORE | | 02/04/2008
| Round 47: Sergei Mozyakin (Columbus Blue Jackets) scores 30th goal
Alexander Drozdetsky (Philadelphia Flyers) has been doing quite well with his new club, HC Spartak, recording his fifth goal of the season against HC Amur and getting the top star of the game honors. Sergei Mozyakin (Columbus Blue Jackets) scored his lead leading 30th goal of the season for HC Khimik in a losing effort against HC CSKA. Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) put forth a stellar effort for Lokomotiv in the club’s victory against Avangard. READ MORE | | 12/25/2007
| Round 35: Oleg Saprykin (Ottawa Senators) leads CSKA in victory
Super League - Vladislav Evseev (Boston Bruins) continues to play strongly for his new club Vityaz, scoring his fourth goal of the season. However, this was Vityaz’s only goal and in part thanks to Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals)’s strong play, HC Lokomotiv came away with a 2:1 victory. Salavat Yulayev continued to run on all cylinders, getting goals three different lines ( Andrei Taratukhin (Calgary Flames), Alexander Perezhogin (Montreal Canadiens) and Igor Volkov (New York Islanders)’s) in 3:1 victory over HC Khimik. HC Lada surprisingly did away with stronger HC SKA, with Dmitri Vorobiev (Toronto Maple Leafs) scoring his ninth goal of the season. Oleg Sparykin piled on two tallies to lead CSKA past Avangard. READ MORE | | 12/09/2007
| U20 Team Russia preliminary roster announced
U20 World Junior Championships - Team Russia's coaching staff announced the preliminary roster for the U20 World Junior Championships to take place later this month. The most surprising absence is that of Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals), though there is still a chance he can join the team later in the month. The other interest absence is that of 2008 NHL Entry Draft eligible forward Kiril Petrov, who has been a solid player for HC Kazan. READ MORE | | 12/08/2007
| Web Site News: Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals): It's surprising that I wasn't called up
Super League - Lokomotiv and U20 team Russia goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) gave an exclusive interview to AllHockey.Ru after yesterday’s game against Metallurg Magnitogorsk (3:1). Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) discusses his thoughts about him not being called up to the U20 national team. (AllHockey.Ru Interview) READ MORE | | 12/08/2007
| Web Site News: Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals): It's surprising that I wasn't called up
Super League - Lokomotiv and U20 team Russia goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) gave an exclusive interview to AllHockey.Ru after yesterday’s game against Metallurg Magnitogorsk (3:1). Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) discusses his thoughts about him not being called up to the U20 national team. (AllHockey.Ru Interview) READ MORE | | 11/06/2007
| U20 Team Russia's squad announced
| | 10/20/2007
| Round 18: Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) collects another shutout
Super League - Artem Ternavsky (Washington Capitals) scored the game winning goal with less than 10 minutes to play, upsetting HC Ak Bars. Sergei Gaiduchenko (Florida Panthers) was very strong in net, stopping 22 of the 24 shots he faced. Konstantin Volkov (Toronto Maple Leafs) scored his first goal of the season for HC Vityaz.
Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) collected another shutout, stopping all 25 shots he faced against HC Spartak.
READ MORE | | 10/16/2007
| Vyacheslav Bykov announces Team Russia roster for Karjala Cup
EuroTour Karjala Cup - GOALIES: Alexander Eremenko ("Salavat Yulaev"),
Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) ("Lokomotiv"), Yachanov (SKA), , Biryukov (KhK MVD),
DEFENSEMAN: Ilya Nikulin (Atlanta Thrashers), Evgeni Medvedev, Alexei Emelin (Montreal Canadiens) (all - "Ak Bars"), Denis Kulyash (Nashville Predators), Konstantin Korneev (Montreal Canadiens), Anton Belov (all - CSKA), Vitaly Proshkin, Kuteykin (oba - "Salavat Yulaev"), Vitaly Atyushov ("Metallurg" Mg), Dmitri Bykov (Detroit Red Wings) ("Khimik"), Yakov Rylov "(Dynamo"), Peretyagin (SKA),
FORWARDS: Fedor Fedorov (New York Rangers), Alexander Kharitonov , Dmitri Afanasenkov , Badyukov (all - "Dynamo"), Vladimir Antipov (Toronto Maple Leafs), Alexander Perezhogin (Montreal Canadiens), Alexei Tereschenko (Dallas Stars) (all - "Salavat Yulaev"), Nikolai Kulemin (Toronto Maple Leafs), Alexei Kaigorodov (Phoenix Coyotes) (oba - "Metallurg" Mg), Alexander Svitov (Columbus Blue Jackets), Anton Kuryanov (oba - "Avangard"), Oleg Saprykin (Ottawa Senators), Alexei Simakov (both - CSKA), Ivan Nepryaev, Alexei Mikhnov (Edmonton Oilers) (both - "Lokomotiv"), Sergei Zinovjev (Boston Bruins) ("Ak Bars"), Sergei Mozyakin (Columbus Blue Jackets) ("Khimik"), Igor Makarov (Chicago Blackhawks) (SKA), Pestushko ("Neftekhimik").
| | 10/16/2007
| Vyacheslav Bykov announces Team Russia roster for Karjala Cup
EuroTour Karjala Cup - GOALIES: Alexander Eremenko ("Salavat Yulaev"),
Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) ("Lokomotiv"), Yachanov (SKA), , Biryukov (KhK MVD),
DEFENSEMAN: Ilya Nikulin (Atlanta Thrashers), Evgeni Medvedev, Alexei Emelin (Montreal Canadiens) (all - "Ak Bars"), Denis Kulyash (Nashville Predators), Konstantin Korneev (Montreal Canadiens), Anton Belov (all - CSKA), Vitaly Proshkin, Kuteykin (oba - "Salavat Yulaev"), Vitaly Atyushov ("Metallurg" Mg), Dmitri Bykov (Detroit Red Wings) ("Khimik"), Yakov Rylov "(Dynamo"), Peretyagin (SKA),
FORWARDS: Fedor Fedorov (New York Rangers), Alexander Kharitonov , Dmitri Afanasenkov , Badyukov (all - "Dynamo"), Vladimir Antipov (Toronto Maple Leafs), Alexander Perezhogin (Montreal Canadiens), Alexei Tereschenko (Dallas Stars) (all - "Salavat Yulaev"), Nikolai Kulemin (Toronto Maple Leafs), Alexei Kaigorodov (Phoenix Coyotes) (oba - "Metallurg" Mg), Alexander Svitov (Columbus Blue Jackets), Anton Kuryanov (oba - "Avangard"), Oleg Saprykin (Ottawa Senators), Alexei Simakov (both - CSKA), Ivan Nepryaev, Alexei Mikhnov (Edmonton Oilers) (both - "Lokomotiv"), Sergei Zinovjev (Boston Bruins) ("Ak Bars"), Sergei Mozyakin (Columbus Blue Jackets) ("Khimik"), Igor Makarov (Chicago Blackhawks) (SKA), Pestushko ("Neftekhimik").
| | 09/27/2007
| Round 8: Glazachev (Nashville Predators) scores two in losing effort
Super League - Konstantin Glazachev (Nashville Predators) scored his second and third goals of the season in Metallurg’s losing effort against more skilled and aggressive HC CSKA. Glazachev’s goals and his consistent play in the Super League is a welcome sight for a player who struggled to make HC Lokomotiv’s lineup last season. Speaking of his former club, HC Lokomotiv struggled and lost to lowly HC Lada 4:5 with Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) struggling out of the gate, allowing three goals in the first period before being replaced by Podomatsky. READ MORE | | 09/26/2007
| Round 7: Hattrick for Viktor Alexandrov (St. Louis Blues)!
Super League - Viktor Alexandrov (St. Louis Blues) earned his first career hattrick, leading Metallurg Nk. over HC Torpedo. Alexei Cherepanov (New York Rangers) potted his first goal of the season, and appears to have fully recovered from the light concussion he suffered during the Canada Russia Super Series. HC Lokomotiv finally broke through and trounced the highly touted Salavat Yulayev 7:1 behind strong play from Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) and Alexei Yashin . READ MORE | | 09/23/2007
| Round 4: Kirill Petrov impresses with three helpers (Box Score)
Super League - Young 17 year old Kirill Petrov delivered a truly impressive performance for HC Ak Bars, assisting on three of the team’s five goals. HC CSKA continues to roll with an important victory over HC Avangard. Alexander Svitov (Columbus Blue Jackets), Sergei Shirokov (Vancouver Canucks) and Nikita Nikitin (St. Louis Blues) all scored their first goals of the season in this contest. Alexander Perezhogin (Montreal Canadiens) finally gets on the board in Salavat’s victory over SKA. Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) continues to be the back up, as Yegor Podomatsky delivers another impressive outing and a victory for HC Lokomotiv. READ MORE | | 09/16/2007
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals)'s game worn HC Lokomotiv jersey added
Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) (Washington Capitals) wore this #1 HC Lokomotiv Yaroslavl jersey during the 2005-06 regular season when he dressed as the back up, though did not play. He also wore this jersey during the 2006-07 preseason tournaments. The jersey shows light wear. It is goalie cut and size 54. The jersey features the Soyuz Vikant ads on the top of the sleeves, as well as the new Yaroslavl city logos on the shoulders. READ MORE | | 08/29/2007
| Super Series Russia - Canada game 1 recap
Russia lost to Canada 2:4 during the first game of the Super Series. One of the more interesting factors to note before the game even started was the hot temperature at the arena, and especially on the ice. It clearly bothered both teams.
After feeling each other during the first few minutes of the game, the Russians finally broke through with Ilya Kablukov (Vancouver Canucks)’s goal, who got the pass from Solodukhin, streaked down the right side and then after pausing for a split second took the shot, beating the screened Canadian goalie on the ice. Maxim Mayorov (Columbus Blue Jackets) had the next chance for team Russia, coming in on a breakaway, but not being able to beat the Canadian goalie. Finally, Russia got the second goal when Alexander Ryabev scored with a quick wrist shot. The Canadians did not give and regrouped, evening the score by the end of the first period, with goals from Legin and Terris, with the latter scoring the goal on a contested penalty shot. The shot was contested because while being pulled down the forward still had the ability to shoot the puck at Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals).
The Canadians added the third tally less than a minute into the second period. They finally scored the fourth goal with about a minute left in the second period, as the puck ricocheted off Varlamov. The Russians tried to regain momentum in the third period, but the two goal deficit was too much and the team struggled too much with individual forays into the offensive zone during this scoreless period.
| | 08/29/2007
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) blames the first loss on himself
Post game interviews with Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals), Yuri Alexandrov (Boston Bruins) and Ilya Kablukov (Vancouver Canucks). The trio share their impressions of the game with Soviet Sport newspaper correspondent. Game 2 of the series is held today at the Ufa Arena. READ MORE | | 08/08/2007
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals)'s profile updated, 2006-07 season recap added
We have updated Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals)'s profile. 2006-07 season recap section was added, as well as was modified the NHL Outlook section. | | 07/14/2007
| Anton Khudobin (Minnesota Wild) signs deal with the NHL club
Anton Khudobin (Minnesota Wild) yesterday signed a three year contract with the Minnesota Wild. The deal is reportedly geared towards him continuing his development in the AHL during the next several seasons. He will reportedly received a $110k signing bonus and will earn $70k, $70k and $65k during the next three seasons. This is the second young Russian goalie to sign a deal with an NHL club during the past week, with Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) signing with the Washington Capitals. However, Varlamov will likely return to Russia for at least another season, while Khudobin will likely remain in North America. Khudobin has already spent one season in North America skating in the Canadian juniors. | | 07/13/2007
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) (Washington Capitals): I will spend another year in Yaroslavl
Yesterday 19 year old Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) (Washington Capitals) signed a three year contract with Washington, as part of which he will be earning 765k per year. Varlamov will spend the next season with Lokomotiv, and then plans to leave for the NHL. Soviet Sport correspondent met with the goalie in the American capital. (Soviet Sport Interview)
READ MORE | | 07/11/2007
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) signs NHL rookie deal
The Washington Capitals announced today the signing of Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) to a three year entry level contract. The young goaltender has previously been reported to remain in Russia for the 2007-08 season, but now it appears that this will no longer be the case. It has also been reported that the contract includes a clause stating that Varlamov would be able to return to Russia rather than play in the AHL if he does not make the NHL club. However, considering the presence of Kozlig and Brent Johnson in Washington’s net, it is unclear whether the presence of that clause is accurate. Johnson was recently signed and delivered solid performance last season. So, Varlamov would have a hard time competing for a back up job unless the veteran netminder is traded. Varlamov did enjoy an outstanding season as starter for his Russian Super League club, HC Lokomotiv. A move to North America and the AHL minors may actually be quite beneficial for the young netminder, since the league tends to deliver strong goaltending coaching, while in Russia this has been lacking and may have slowed his development. | | 06/24/2007
| Russia announces preliminary U20 roster 1972 anniversary tournament
The Russian National Team coaching staff has announced the preliminary roster
of Russia’s U20 national team that will compete in the eight matches of
the Super Series against Canadian teams as part of the 35th anniversary celebrations
since the 1972 Super Series between Soviet and NHL hockey stars.
GOALIES: Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) ("Lokomotiv"), Bobrovskiy Sergey
("Metallurg", Novokuznetsk), Vadim Zhelobnyuk ("Dinamo").
Nikita Davydov ("Salavat Yulaev"), Alexey Zhigarev ("Krylya Sovetov"),
Galimov Stanislav ("Ak Bars").
DEFENSEMEN: Yuri Alexandrov (Boston Bruins) ("Severstal"), Igor Zubov
("Lokomotiv"), Pavel Doronin ("Salavat Yulaev"),
Valery Zhukov
("Torpedo", Nizhniy Novgorod), Konstantin Alexeev ("Sibir"),
Evgeniy Kurbatov ("Avangard"), Vyacheslav Voinov ("Traktor"),
Alexey Grishin ("Vityaz", Chekhov), Maxim Chudinov ("Severstal"),
Ivan Vishnevsky Kirill Tulupov (New Jersey Devils) (both Junior Leagues Quebece, Canada), Maximkin Ivan ("Lada"), Vasiliy Vinogradov ("Kapitan"),
Alexey Ishmametev ("Metallurg", Magnitogorsk), Anton Danilov ("Lokomotiv"),
Marat Kalimulin ("Lada").
FORWARDS: Alexander Vasyunov ("Lokomotiv"),
Artem Anisimov (New York Rangers) ("Lokomotiv"), Alexander Ryabev ("Lokomotiv"), Andrei Popov (Philadelphia Flyers)
("Traktor"), Maxim Mamin ("Metallurg", Magnitogorsk),
Anton Glovatsky ("Metallurg", Magnitogorsk), Sergei Zachupeiko ("Salavat
Yulaev"), Mikhail Glukhov ("Khimik", Moskovskaya oblast),
Ilya Kablukov (CSKA), Vyacheslav Solodukhin (SKA, Sankt-Peterburg), Alexey Cherepanov ("Avangard",
Evgeni Bodrov ("Lada"), Egor Averin ("Avangard"),
Sergei Korostin ("Dynamo"), Maxim Mayorov ("Ak Bars"),
Nikita Filatov (CSKA), Evgeny Dadonov ("Traktor"),
Kirill Petrov ("Ak Bars"),
Vadim Golubtsov ("Lada"), Viktor Tikhonov ("Severstal"),
Vladimir Zharkov (New Jersey Devils) (CSKA), Konstantin Kulikov ("Neftekhimik"),
Pavel Fedulov (CSKA),
Mikhail Milekhin (CSKA), Marat Fakhrutdinov ("Dinamo"),
Sergey Ostapchuk
("Lokomotiv"), Igor Karpov ("Sibir"), Daniil Karpyuk ("Sibir"). | | 04/24/2007
| Team Russia boosted by NHL young guns
World Championships - Team Russia coaching staff have released three more players – goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) and forwards Albert Leschev and Alexei Simakov . Leschev has struggled to find chemistry with his HC Khimik linemate Mozyakin and Lokomotiv forward Evgeny Artyukhin at the EuroTour finals. Concequently, both forwards were released with Mozyakin likely moving to a line with NHL forwards. In regards to Varlamov, he was released in favor of more experienced goalies Vasily Koshechkin (Tampa Bay Lightning) and Alexei Eremenko. | | 04/24/2007
| Goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) and two others cut from the Russian roster
World Championships - Team Russia coaching staff have released three more players – goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) and forwards Albert Leschev and Alexei Simakov . Leschev has struggled to find chemistry with his HC Khimik linemate Mozyakin and Lokomotiv forward Evgeny Artyukhin at the EuroTour finals. Concequently, both forwards were released with Mozyakin likely moving to a line with NHL forwards. Diminutive Simakov was a consistent presence on the EuroTour Team Russia, but was a likely cut from the World Championships squad. In regards to Varlamov, he was released in favor of more experienced goalies Vasily Koshechkin (Tampa Bay Lightning) and Alexei Eremenko. | | 03/22/2007
| Quarterfinals - 2: Artem Anisimov (New York Rangers) lights it up again
| | 03/13/2007
| Web Site News: Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) profile has been opened to general viewers
| | 03/09/2007
| Round 57 - Goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) wins again
Russian Super League - Goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) played very well for HC Lokomotiv, stopping 24 of 26 faced shots, and helping the club defeat HC Severstal despite the contest being up in the air for more than 30 minutes. Evgeny Skachkov (St. Louis Blues) scored his 12th of the season, helping HC Traktor to leave the field with a valuable point. Albert Vishnyakov (Tampa Bay Lightning) and Denis Parshin (Colorado Avalanche) continued to gain form in time for playoffs, with two forwards scoring 9th and 18th goals respectively in the contest eventually lost by Vyshnyakov’s HC Dynamo. In amounted to a 17:1 trouncing, HC Avangard closed the book on lowly Krilia Sovetov, which largely fielded the club’s farm team in this contest. READ MORE | | 02/27/2007
| Round 54 - Sergei Shirokov (Vancouver Canucks) scores 16th
Russian Super League - Prospect Sergei Shirokov (Vancouver Canucks) scored his 16th of the season for HC CSKA, putting in the insurance goal against surging HC Metallurg Nk. Sergei Mozyakin (Columbus Blue Jackets) had another strong game despite his struggling club losing 4:5 to top HC Ak Bars. The young prospect scored his 23rd and 24th goals of the season, also adding an assist. HC Lokomotiv finally won after a couple of trip ups, though in this contest coach Gardner gave Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) a break, letting veteran Yegor Podomatsky take the spot between the pipes. Denis Kulyash (Nashville Predators) returned to HC Dynamo’s lineup after being demoted for several contests. A defenseman known for his booming shot has struggled to find his scoring touch and his strong play this season. He did score his third tally of the season and made most of this chance. READ MORE | | 02/24/2007
| Round 52 - Dmitri Vorobiev (Toronto Maple Leafs) rips into HC Dynamo
Russian Super League - Defenseman Dmitri Vorobiev (Toronto Maple Leafs) scored two goals, while Alexei Emelin (Montreal Canadiens) added a goal and an assist to lead HC Lada to victory over HC Dynamo. Konstantin Koltsov (Pittsburgh Penguins) went on a tear for HC Salavat scoring a hattrick against his former club HC Ak Bars. Meanwhile, HC Lokomotiv’s winning came to an end with the tie against HC Vityaz, though the Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) was very strong in this contest and Ivan Nepriayev (Washington Capitals) continues to play very well. READ MORE | | 02/20/2007
| Round 51
Russian Super League - Center Dmitri Kazionov (Tampa Bay Lightning) continued to make the most of his promotion to the first line to replace ill Sergei Zinovjev (Boston Bruins), scoring a goal and assisting on another in the 3:1 victory over HC CSKA. Goalie Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) delivered another shutout for HC Lokomotiv, leading the club to victory over HC Traktor. His counterpart, 23 year old netminder Georgi Gellashvilli was also no slouch, stopping 22 of the 24 shuts he faced in the loss. Speaking of goalies, former LA Kings prospect Alexei Volkov has continued to play strongly for HC Vityaz, stopping 37 of 38 shuts he faced in the win. READ MORE | | 02/17/2007
| Round 50
Russian Super League - HC Lokomotiv rolled as Alexei Mikhnov (Edmonton Oilers) and Ivan Nepriayev (Washington Capitals) each scored twice in the club’s 6:1 victory against HC Metallurg. Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) was in net for the Yaroslavl based club and also performed well, stopping 20 of the 21 faced shots. Losing to HC Avangard 2:3 did not stop CSKA’s Denis Parshin (Colorado Avalanche) from shining, as the young forward scored both of his club’s goals, with his Parshin READ MORE | | 02/05/2007
| Russia’s starting job falls to Konstantin Barulin (St. Louis Blues)
Russian national team is currently preparing for the last leg of the EuroTour competiton, the Sweden Games and has run into a serious problem between the pipes. It appears that the squad will have to make due without its three top goaltending choices for the tournament. Vasily Koshechkin (Tampa Bay Lightning) will miss the tournament after requesting the time off from Russia’s head coach Vyacheslav Bykov due to physical and mental fatigue after handling the starting responsibilities for his Russian club, HC Lada, as well as for the national team. The starting job appears to now fall to Konstantin Barulin (St. Louis Blues). READ MORE | | 01/17/2007
| Round 42 - Koshechkin (Tampa Bay) shuts down opponents again
Russian Super League - Koshechkin (Tampa Bay Lightning) earned his second shutout in a row and his fifth of the season. Varlamov (Washington Capitals) struggled once again in his second game back with HC Lokomotiv since winning the silver medals at the U20 WJC. Philadelphia Flyers prospect Rudenko scored both of Lokomotiv’s goals in the 2:4 loss to HC Salavat Yulayev. HC Khimik defeated HC SKA, with Makarov (Chicago Blackhawks) netting his sixth of the season in a losing effort, and Mozyakin (Columbus Blue Jackets) scoring a hattrick to lead his club to victory. READ MORE | | 01/02/2007
| Semen Varlamov: My legs numbed in Canada.
U20 World Junior Championships - The 18 year old young man who stormed into the Superleague with Lokomotiv was born in Samara. It’s surprising that a soccer mad city has given us such a talented hockey player. Varlamov is without a doubt half the team for this year’s junior team. READ MORE | | 01/01/2007
| Semen Varlamov: I know that Bykov is watching me
U20 World Junior Championships - Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) talks about his chances to go to the World Championships in Moscow, his team at the World Junior Championships and discusses Russia's main opponents. READ MORE | | 12/26/2006
| Semen Varlamov: A second place would be a good result.
U20 World Junior Championships - In a conversation with the Gazeta.Ru correspondent, the Russian junior team goaltender Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) said that he doesn’t understand how information about steroids could have surfaced and admitted that a second place would be a good result for the team at the World Junior Championships in Sweden. READ MORE | | 10/24/2005
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) holds starting job
Russian Super League - Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) started in eighth game in a row for HC Lokomotiv, providing the club with needed stability between the pipes. Overall, the young netminder holds an impressive record of five wins, three ties and two losses thus far for the 2006-07 season. Despite the coach’s continued assertions that he trusts Varlamov and veteran Podomatsky equally, the fact that Varlamov has been consistently in net over the past month speaks for itself. In addition to his success in the Super League, Varlamov will also be the starting goalie for Russia’s U20 squad at the U20 World Junior Championships. | | 10/07/2006
| Semen Varlamov (Washington Capitals) makes Super League debut
Russian Super League - While it’s hard to label Semen Varlamov’s (Washington Capitals) Super League debut as a smashing success, the youngster stood strong and notched a win under his belt. Varlamov was put in action on September 19th, giving veteran Egor Podomatsky a well deserved rest after four straight starts. HC Lokomotiv has been careful with the youngster and put him in action against an easier opponent, the lowly Soviet Wings, who currently reside at the bottom of the Super League rankings. Varlamov performed well for the most part but still allowed four goals on 22 shots, which is hard to call a strong performance, though some of the saves he made were spectacular.
On a final note, since his debut, Varlamov has made two more starts for HC Lokomotiv, playing stronger in each game. He has benefited from the coaching change in the club, as the new head coach, former NHLer Nikolai Borschevsky trusts the young netminder a lot more than the previous regime. Currently the Yaroslavl based club is alternating the Washington Capitals prospect and Egor Podomatsky in each game and thus far the formula has worked well.
| | 05/16/2006
| New scouting analysis added to Semen Varlamov's (2006 NHL Entry Draft) profile!
New scouting analysis added to Semen Varlamov's (2006 NHL Entry Draft) profile! READ MORE | | 05/13/2006
| Team Russia Player Detailed Scouting Evaluations
U18 World Junior Championships - Scouting evaluations of the players who played for Team Russia at the U18 World Junior Championships. Written by Jante Abrahamsson. Courtesy of McKeen's Hockey publication. READ MORE | | 05/10/2006
| Our players lacked leadership (Interview with head coach Fedor Kanareykin)
| | 03/30/2006
| Russian Player Pefromance Evaluations Part 2: Alexander Ryabev, Alexander Vasyunov and Semen Varlamov
| | 03/07/2006
| PREMIUM: Semen Varlamov (2006 NHL Entry Draft): I’m a rising star? I’ve got long ways to go before I reach Medvedev’s level!
U18 5 Nations Tournament (88 born) - 2006 NHL Entry Draft prospect Semen Varlamov discusses his career with Russia's U18 and U20 national teams, as well as his prospects for a full time position in the Russian Super League in an interview with Ves Hokkei/Fooball (All of Hockey/Football) newspaper correspondent Andrei Korolev. READ MORE | | 02/20/2006
| Premium: 2nd scouting report added to Semen Varlamov's (2006 NHL Entry Draft) profile
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| Scouting Evaluations: |
| Round 46: Viktor Tikhonov (Phoenix Coyotes) shines (Severstal - Lokomotiv detailed scouting analysis) |
| Kiril Petrov shift by shift detailed scouting report (Ak Bars vs. Lokomotiv game) |
| U18 Team Russia Player Detailed Scouting Evaluations |
| U18 Four Nations Tournament (Nov. 2005) - Russian Player Pefromance Evaluations Part 2: Alexander Ryabev, Alexander Vasyunov and Semen Varlamov |
| Draft Rankings and Comments: |
2006 NHL ENTRY DRAFT
Rank 1: #4
Rank 2: #3 Ranking Comments:Russia's top goaltender. Showcased his potential at the 2006 U20 WJC and will again do so at the U18 WJC in April. Possesses great reaction and speed in the crease. Likely the future of Russia's goaltending and the best Russian netminder since Ilya Bryzgalov.
Rank 3: #2 Ranking Comments:Semen Varlamov is the brightest goaltender to come out of Russia definitely since Ilya Bryzgalov. He has already been Russia's U18 squad's starter for two seasons and will inherit the starting role on the U20 squad for the next two years. He has yet to earn any professional experience in the Super Leauge, but Varlamov has proven his worth on the international arena. One area for improvement for Varlamov is is positioning. He moves very quickly in the crease and possesses a quick butterfly. Additionally, he possesses a very strong work ethic. The biggest concern regarding Varlamov's development into a blue chip netminder is the lack of an estbalished hockey school in Yaroslavl and on the Russian national team. While his Yaroslavl counterpart Kasutin went to Finland to be schooled, Varlamov is completely "home grown" thus far.
| | Talent Analysis: |
Scout 1: A good sized netminder who plays smaller than he really is... plays more of a butterfly style...doesn't cover a big space of the net, but makes up for this drawback with quality reflexes and athleticism...an okay skater with a decent lateral movement in the crease...moves fast side-to-side...does precise splits to stop the puck which makes up a bit for his mediocre length of the legs...challenges the shooter and relies on his skating ability...adequate on the blocker side...a solid fast glove hand...handles most of the rebounds well thanks to a strong dexterity and flexibility...adequate anticipation of the developing plays...should particularly upgrade on his dealing with hard initial shots...tends to allow the odd soft goal through his five-hole...tends to play too deep in the net occasionally, thus being vulnerable to the initial shots...displays only average puckhandling ability and should work on his stickhandling ability.
Scout 2: A butterfly style goalie...moves well both in the butterfly and on his skates...weak in handling the puck outside the crease...improving with the control of the rebounds...takes up a lot of space the net |
| Back In Russia: |
| 2006-07: Semen Varlamov was widely expected to spend the season backing up a Canadian
goalie or long time Lokomotiv veteran Yegor Podomatsky while he gains enough experience
to take over the reins. To everyone’s surprise, the team released their
Canadian goaltender due to new taxes levied against foreign netminders. The starting
job was then Yegor Podomatsky’s to lose, and he lost after just six games
to the young Varlamov, who quickly proved himself to be more than capable to lead
his club at the highest hockey level outside the NHL. While Lokomotiv struggled
early on in the season, Varlamov was very solid in the net usually allowing no
more than two goals. He finished the season with impressive statistics (2.12 GAA
and a save percentage well above 90%). In addition to playing well in the Super
League, was fairly solid for team Russia at the U20 World Championships, where
he lead the team to the silver medals and only really faltered in the finals game
against Canada. There were several attempts late in the season to play Varlamov
for the senior national team, but in one key moment he became very sick with the
flu and was quarantined away from the team, missing his chance to play. Varlamov
was Russia’s third goalie at the 2007 World Championships, but his services
were never required. Overall this was a fine rookie season for a very capable
goalie with a bright future. During the summer of 2007, Varlamov signed a contract
with the Washington Capitals, but the two sides agreed for him to remain in Russia
of the 2007-08 season. Pre 2006 NHL Entry Draft: Semen Varlamov grew up and initially
learned hockey in Samara, Russia hockey school. The young netminder moved to Yaroslavl
in his early teens and quickly established himself as the club’s dominant
88 born goalie. During the 2004-05 season, Varlamov made his debut on Lokomotiv’s
junior farm club, Lokomotiv 2, skating for the first time in the 1st League (Russia
3). Throughout that season he was second, backing up 87 born Ivan Kasutin. During
the summer of 2005, Kasutin was loaned to Penza, opening the starting job for
Varlamov. The young goaltender has not looked back, starting most of the games
for Lokomotiv 2 during the 2005-06 season. Internationally, Varlamov is a long
time member of the Russian 88 born national team. He also was a back up for the
87 born Russian squad at the unfortunately not terribly successful 2005 U18 World
Junior Championships. Continuing to play with an older age group, Varlamov beat
out his former teammate Ivan Kasutin for back up duties at the 2006 U20 World
Junior Championships for a Russian squad that mostly consisted of 86 born players.
Varlamov did not see much ice time, skating only in the contest against Latvia,
where he did not particularly stand out despite allowing just a single goal. Varlamov
is the netminder of Russian junior national team’s future and will be the
starting netminder for Russia’s U18 squad at the 2006 World Junior Championships
and the U20 squad for the 2007 and 2008 WJC tournaments. |
| NHL Outlook: |
| Semen Varlamov was the first Russian selected at the 2006 NHL Entry Draft, being picked up by the Washington Capitals with the 23rd overall pick. It was a bit surprising to see Varlamov go so high considering that at the time he was a project goaltender and that there was no agreement between Russia and the NHL. Still, the Washington Capitals made the right choice when considering how he has developed. The young goalie is the best goaltending prospect potential wise to come out of Russia since Anaheim’s Ilya Bryzgalov. He has the size, raw skill and reflexes to make him into a strong NHL goalie. What he lacks is maturity, mobility and stick handling, all of which can be acquired through experience and training. He has gained a lot of this during his rookie Super League campaign, but needs to continue to develop his skills. Varlamov has also been the first Russian goalie since Andrei Medvedev to skate for Russia’s U18 and U20 squads before his last year of eligibility. |
| Statistics: |
| Season |
Club |
League |
GP |
W |
L |
T |
GAA |
GA |
min |
SV |
PIM |
| 2007-08 |
U20 Team Russia (88) |
Canada Russia Super Series (Intl.) |
2 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
3.00 |
6 |
120 |
NA |
0 |
| 2007-08 |
Team Russia |
LG Games (EuroTour) (Intl.) |
1 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
60 |
1.00 |
0 |
| 2007-08 |
Lokomotiv (Yaroslavl) |
Super League (Reg.) |
44 |
27 |
15 |
0 |
5 |
106 |
2592 |
NA |
4 |
| 2006-07 |
Lokomotiv (Yaroslavl) |
Super League (Reg.) |
31 |
15 |
7 |
6 |
2.12 |
64 |
1810 |
|
0 |
| 2006-07 |
U20 Team Russia (87) |
U20 IIHF WJC (Intl.) |
6 |
5 |
1 |
0 |
1.51 |
9 |
358 |
0.934 |
0 |
| 2005-06 |
Team Russia 88 |
5 Nations Tourn. (Intl.) |
3 |
3 |
0 |
0 |
0.333 |
1 |
180 |
0.980 |
0 |
| 2005-06 |
U18 Team Russia (88) |
U18 WJC (Intl.) |
2 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
4.06 |
8 |
118 |
0.907 |
0 |
| 2005-06 |
Team Russia 86 |
ADT Canada Challenge (Intl.) |
3 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
- |
12 |
- |
- |
0 |
| 2005-06 |
Team Russia 88 |
4 Nations Tourn. (Intl.) |
2 |
2 |
- |
- |
2.00 |
4 |
- |
- |
0 |
| 2005-06 |
Lokomotiv 2 |
1st League (Russia 3) (Reg.) |
33 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
60 |
1782 |
- |
- |
| 2005-06 |
U20 Team Russia |
U20 WJC (Intl.) |
1 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
1.00 |
1 |
60 |
0.950 |
0 |
| 2005-06 |
U18 Team Russia |
U18 World Cup (Intl.) |
2 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
2.50 |
5 |
120 |
0.909 |
0 |
| 2004-05 |
Team Russia (1988) |
Junior Olympics (Intl.) |
3 |
2 |
1 |
0 |
2.33 |
7 |
180 |
NA |
0 |
| 2004-05 |
Team Russia (1988) |
4 Nations Tourn. (Intl.) |
3 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
1.20 |
3 |
140 |
|
0 |
| 2004-05 |
Lokomotiv 88 |
Jr. League (Finals) |
6 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
0 |
| 2004-05 |
Team Russia 88 |
4 Nations Tourn. (Intl.) |
3 |
- |
- |
- |
1.00 |
3 |
180 |
- |
0 |
| 2004-05 |
Team Russia 88 |
Junior Olympics (Intl.) |
3 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
7 |
- |
- |
0 |
| 2004-05 |
Team Center 88 |
Regional Tourn.
| 5 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
14 |
300 |
- |
0 |
| 2004-05 |
Team Russia 88 |
4 Nations Tourn. (Intl.) |
3 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
10 |
- |
- |
0 |
| 2004-05 |
Lokomotiv 2 |
1st League (Russia 3) (Reg.) |
8 |
|
|
|
1.90 |
15 |
480 |
|
0 |
| 2004-05 |
Team Russia 88 |
4 Nations Tourn. (Intl.) |
3 |
|
|
|
0.00 |
0 |
180 |
1.00 |
0 |
| 2004-05 |
U18 Team Russia |
U18 WJC (Intl.) |
2 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
3.52 |
5 |
85 |
0.884 |
0 |
| 2003-04 |
Lokomotiv 88 |
Jr. League (Finals) |
6 |
|
|
|
2.00 |
12 |
360 |
|
0 |
| 2003-04 |
Team Russia 88 |
4 Nations Tourn. (Intl.) |
2 |
|
|
|
|
2 |
|
|
0 |
| 2003-04 |
Team Center 88 |
Regional Tourn.
| 5 |
|
|
|
1.60 |
8 |
300 |
|
0 |
| 2002-03 |
Lokomotiv 88 |
Jr. League (Finals) |
6 |
|
|
|
7 |
1.2 |
360 |
- |
0 |
| 2002-03 |
Team Center 88 |
Regional Tourn. (Intl.) |
5 |
- |
- |
- |
2.00 |
10 |
300 |
- |
0 |
|
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07-08 Super League
Playoff Leaders | | Points | Yashin, Alexei 14 (8+6)
Morozov, Alexei 11 (4+7)
Volkov, Igor 11 (9+2)
Zinovjev, Sergei 11 (4+7)
Nepriayev, Ivan 9 (3+6)
| | Goals | Volkov, Igor 9
Yashin, Alexei 8
Rybin, Maxim 5
Tereschenko, Alexei 5
Artyukhin, Evgeny 4
| | Assists | Morozov, Alexei 7
Zinovjev, Sergei 7
Koltsov, Kiril 6
Nepriayev, Ivan 6
Tverdovsky, Oleg 6
| | PIM | Rybin, Maxim 54
Nepriayev, Ivan 41
Makarov, Igor 35
Kulyash, Denis 34
Kulemin, Nikolai 29
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