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Rating: 84
Height: 181cm/5'11"
Weight: 80kg/176.0 lb
Position: Defenseman
Shoots:
Left
Born: 1990-01-15
Birthplace: Chelyabinsk, Russia
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| Sergei Ostapchuk not to play at WJC
U20 World Junior Championships - After Evgeny Grachev and Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings), also Belarussian-born Sergei Ostapchuk has been left out of the WJC team, this time by the IIHF itself. This has been announced today directly by the National Junior team head coach Vladimir Plyuschev. Ostapchuk is the fifth player from the preliminary long list who won't skate at the WJC as we have to count also the injuries of Andrei Loktionov (Los Angeles Kings) and Alexander Zalivin. On the bright side, today the team has been joined by Anton Klementyev (New York Islanders). | | 11/15/2009
| Q&A with Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings)
National Hockey League (NHL) - Taken by the Los Angeles Kings in the second round of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, Chelyabinsk, Russia native Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) is in his second year in North America, playing for the Manchester Monarchs of the AHL.
An experienced player for his 19 years, Voinov played two full Russian Super League seasons and took part in three World Junior Champioinships. So far this season with Manchester, he has four goals and seven points in 16 games, and is the top-scoring defenseman on the team as well as the youngest. He has not yet gotten an NHL call-up and this is something that the young blueliner isn’t enjoying much, since he left Russia with only one aim –- to play in the NHL. (Hockey's Future article by Alessandro Seren Rosso) READ MORE | | 09/30/2009
| Summer interview with Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings)
National Hockey League (NHL) - In this interview Russian defenseman Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) talked about his 2008-09 season, about his life in America, about the AHL and about his future plans. (Mychel.ru interview by Saur Masharipov translated by Eugene L.) READ MORE | | 09/21/2009
| NHL Training camps: Andrei Loktionov (Los Angeles Kings), Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) and Vyacheslav Trukhno (Edmonton Oilers) assigned to AHL teams
National Hockey League (NHL) - As the NHL training camps go on, the Los Angeles Kings assigned center Andrei Loktionov (Los Angeles Kings) and defenseman Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) to the Manchester Monarchs of the AHL. If Voinov is a returnee as he spent last year already within the team, scoring 23 points in 61 games, Loktionov will be a rookie as he spent the 08-09 season in Windsor, clinching the Memorial Cup champions' title. Vyacheslav Trukhno (Edmonton Oilers) instead has been assigned by the Edmonton Oilers to the Springfield Falcons. It will be his third AHL season. | | 08/09/2009
| WJC Orientation camp
U20 World Junior Championships - FHR website recently pubblished the list of the players called by Vladimir Plyuschev who will take part to the WJC Orientation camp and to the preparation matches that will be played in America against two different Team USA. The games will be played in August 11th, 12th, 14th and 15th in Lake Placid. The drafted players in the camp will be Anton Klementyev (New York Islanders) and Dmitry Kugryshev (Washington Capitals). Goalkeeper Alexander Pechursky (Pittsburgh Penguins) (Pittsburgh Penguins) has been called, but Metallurg Magnitogorsk asked and obtained to let the player train and prepare towards the new season with his home club. Nikita Filatov (Columbus Blue Jackets) (Columbus Blue Jackets) and Dmitry Kulikov (Florida Panthers) (Florida Panthers) have been asked by their NHL teams not to join the camp, while Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) (Los Angeles Kings) and Evgeni Grachev (New York Rangers) (New York Rangers) are out for injuries. (roster informations) READ MORE | | 07/15/2009
| Andrei Nazarov replies to Dadonov's move to Florida.
National Hockey League (NHL) - As we pointed out a couple of days ago, it looks like Evgeni Dadonov (Florida Panthers) signed an entry level deal with the Panthers despite a 2-yrs deal he was reported to sign less than two months ago. His coach in Traktor Andrei Nazarov commented the situation as it follows:
SKA and KHL fought for Joel Kwiatkowski, but all ended well as overseas they recognized his KHL contract. And a couple of days ago we were told that Florida wants to take away Evgeni Dadonov (Florida Panthers), who accordingly with KHL rules got a new 2-years contract. But it looks like Florida isn't worried.
What do you want to do now?
We might go to a law court. Or we could even ask Pavel Bure, who lives in Florida, to be our embassador and help us protecting our interests.
What, from your point of view, can be a realistic compensation for Dadonov?
We don't need a compensation, we need Dadonov. But if we speak about money, I'd say that with the current financial situation in the KHL our clubs, for a second-third rounder should obtain 500.000-1.000.000 dollars. With these money we can buy one or two good players.
Are you sure that Dadonov won't report on July 23rd, when Traktor's camp will start?
Opposite, I hope that in North America and his agent will change their mind. One year ago we let go Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) who's now stuck in the AHL and stopped progressing. He doesn't understand how it works in America, if your trainer doesn't consider you, you won't get a chance and you'll be out from the team.
What would be your ideal ending?
We are ready to let Dadonov go, but only in 2 years, when his contract will run out. Or also, we can agree on a similar way as Washington with Varlamov, who was signed, but he kept on playing for Lokomotiv. Such an agreement would be good for both sides. | | 07/13/2009
| Andrei Loktionov and Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) skated in the Kings' development camp
| | 05/25/2009
| Andrei Loktionov (Los Angeles Kings) wins the CHL Memorial Cup
Canadian Junior Leagues - Three years after Alexander Radulov (Nashville Predators) another Russian player triumphed in the Memorial Cup finals: Andrei Loktionov (Los Angeles Kings). His Windsor Spitfires scored three first period goals, he had an assist in the third one, to get an early 3-0 lead that was too much of an advantage for the Kelowna Rockets. The game eventually finished 4-1 in Windsor's favour. Andrei has had a great season and it's unclear where he will play in the next season, if he'll go to the AHL playing with Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) or if he'll be back for another season in the OHL. | | 01/03/2009
| WJC 2009: Russia gets to the semi-finals
U20 World Junior Championships - With a good performance at both ends of the rink and an impressive third period with four goals, Nemchinov’s team, defeating 5-1 Czech Republic, earned a bye for the semi-finals of the WJC to be played against the hosts of Canada for what looks like a hard game for the Russian junior team. Nikita Filatov (Columbus Blue Jackets), Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) and Evgeni Grachev (New York Rangers) had strong performances for team Russia. (Exclusive game report for russianprospects.com by Alessandro Seren Rosso) READ MORE | | 10/25/2008
| Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings): I must earn my chance by playing in the AHL
Continental Hockey League (KHL) - Labelled a couple of years back as one of the most talented defenders to come out of Russian hockey in the past several years, Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) (Los Angeles Kings) has been a regular as Russia’s higher Super League level for the pas two seasons. This summer after being drafted he made the unexpected switch to North America, joining the Los Angeles Kings AHL affiliate the Manchester Monarchs in New Hampshire. The young defenseman’s career has been full of surprises, since a big question mark on him before the draft has been whether he would be willing to cross over to North America and now he is, unexpectedly for a lot of fans, is playing in North America, and not in the juniors, but for AHL club. (Exclusive RussianProspects.com interview by Alessandro Seren Rosso) READ MORE | | 09/06/2008
| New Russian Hockey League Accuses NHL of Poaching
Continental Hockey League (KHL) - A newly formed Russian hockey league accused the NHL of poaching two of its players when the Los Angeles Kings agreed to terms with two draft prospects last week. As a result, the Continental Hockey League (KHL), announced Thursday that it was no longer obligated to abide by a moratorium reached in July, when the leagues agreed against signing players that were under contract. (Canadian Press Article) 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 | | 07/26/2008
| Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings)'s player profile has been made public!
Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings)'s player profile has been made public and available to all visitors. The profile includes updated player statistics, scouting report and career notes. We hope you enjoy our efforts and thank you for supporting RussianProspects.com! READ MORE | | 07/16/2008
| Lombardi, on the Russians
Here's what Dean Lombardi had to say about the two Russian players, defenseman Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) and center Andrei Loktionov (Los Angeles Kings), the Kings drafted this weekend. The concern with Russian players has been whether NHL teams would be able to sign them and bring them to North America. Lombardi explains why, even though both players are under contract in Russia, he's confident they will play in North America next season. (Rich Hammond article on Inside the Kings) READ MORE | | 07/12/2008
| Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings): I did not progress with Traktor
Vyacheslav Voinov (Los Angeles Kings) is preparing for the NHL and this is one of the most painful losses suffered by Traktor during the offseason. It’s always unfortunate to lose a promising young player, especially a player who is a fixed leading member in the lineup at just 18. Baev and Denis Ezhov (Buffalo Sabres) also left and now Voinov, so Traktor seems to be facing a shortage of defensemen. Despite the fact that the player has an existing agreement with the club, the management can’t do anything but to left the player go and for the fans to wish one of the brightest young talents good fortune. (translated Russian interview with Olesya Usova of AllHockey.Ru)
READ MORE | | 07/05/2008
| Russians threaten top NHL prospects
Five Russians who were selected in the 2008 National Hockey League draft are being pressured to stay in their homeland. The Russian Ice Hockey Federation is reportedly threatening some of its best young players. Word is that if they come to North America and don't make the NHL next season, they will be suspended from playing for Russian national teams for four years. One of the players in question is defenceman Vyacheslav Voinov , who the Moncton Wildcats hope to have in their lineup next season in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. They made him the fifth overall pick in the 2008 Canadian Hockey League import draft last week. (Times&Transcript article by Neil Hodge) READ MORE | | 06/27/2008
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| Over 20 players drafted from former Soviet Union
Over 20 players from thye former Soviet Union have been selected by the Canadian junior clubs in the CHL Import Draft. This included the first five picks, which the junior clubs used to select Nikita Filatov , Dmitry Kulikov , Maxim Trunev, Edgar Rybakov, Vyacheslav Voinov . The abundance of Russians appear to mean that this is becoming an increasingly larger path for the players to get drafted and for their future NHL employers to feel comfortable about being able to sign them, which has been a sore issue with NHL clubs having limited success in signing Russians who still play overseas. (link to CHL Import Draft Results) READ MORE | | 06/23/2008
| Nine Russians drafted at the 2008 NHL Entry Draft
With the draft coming to the end yesterday, only the following nine Russians were taken in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. A more detailed analysis of the draft results will be added shortly.
Nikita Filatov (1/6 Columbus Blue Jackets); Viktor Tikhonov (1/28 Phoenix Coyotes), Vyacheslav Voinov (2/32 Los Angeles Kings), Dmitri Kugryshev (2/58 Washington Capitals), Kiril Petrov (3/73 New York Islanders), Evgeny Grachev (3/75 New York Rangers), Andrei Loktionov (5/123 Los Angeles Kings), Maxim Trunev (5/138 Montreal Canadiens), Alexander Pechursky (5/150 Pittsburgh Penguins). | | 06/04/2008
| Vyacheslav Voinov (2008 NHL Entry Draft)'s player profile has been updated
Vyacheslav Voinov (2008 NHL Entry Draft)'s player profile has been updated with additional statistics, brand new content, including the addition of a scouting report, career notes and NHL outlook. READ MORE | | 04/21/2008
| Russia beats US in a closely played game (box score)
| | 04/21/2008
| Russia beats US in a closely played game (box score)
| | 04/17/2008
| Vyacheslav Voinov's career statistics updated + profile made public
Super League - We have updated Vyacheslav Voinov 's career statistics and have made his profile public. Shortly, we will be adding a detailed scouting report and career notes to his profile. In the meantime, we have added comprehensive career statistics that include his performance at regional tournaments and domestic junior leagues. READ MORE | | 04/08/2008
| U18 Team Russia roster announced: Leader - Nikita Filatov
U18 World Junior Championships - Team Russia's coaching staff announced the final roster of the U18 squad that will compete at the U18 World Junior Championships:
GOALIES: Daniil Alistratov , Alexander Pechurski, Eduard Reyzvikh
DEFENSE: Igor Golovkov , Bogdan Kiselevich , Valeriy Vasilev, Dmitri Kostromitin, Dmitri Kulikov, Dmitri Orlov,
Vyacheslav Voinov , Maxim Chudinov
FORWARDS: Pavel Chernov , Anton Lazarev , Vyacheslav Kulemin , Mikhail Fisenko , Artem Yarchuk , Andrei Loktionov , Dmitry Kugryshev , Evgeni Grachev , Kirill Petrov , Aslan Raisov, Igor Biryukov , Azat Kalimullin, Nikita Filatov
| | 02/05/2008
| 2008 NHL Entry Draft RP Rankings Released!
We have released our January rankings of young Russian prospects for the upcoming 2008 NHL Entry Draft. Not surprisingly Nikita Filatov leads the group after a stellar U20 World Junior Championships performance. Vyacheslav Voinov is another strong prospect who is second in line. Overage prospect Viktor Tikhonov is also positioned very high at #5 after his great performance at the U20 WJC. A few names from the previous drafts are also present, including Vitali Karamnov , Vadim Golubtsov , and Alexander Ryabev , who were all deserving of being drafted last year and have been performing relatively well this season. READ MORE | | 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"). | |
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| Scouting Evaluations: |
| Georgiy Gurianov : I would like to play NCAA Division I Hockey and one day play in the NHL |
| Bronze Medal Game: Russia crashes USA and grabs the third place |
| Bronze Medal Game: Russia crashes USA and grabs the third place |
| 2008 WJC semifinals: Russia surrenders to Sweden |
| 2008 WJC semifinals: Russia surrenders to Sweden |
| Russia tops Czech Republic and gets into the semi-finals |
| Russia tops Czech Republic and gets into the semi-finals |
| 2008 WJC: Russia tops Swiss in an opaque performance with a thrilling final |
| 2008 WJC: Russia edges Finland 7-4 in WJC opener |
| Draft Rankings and Comments: |
2008 NHL ENTRY DRAFT
Rank 1: #2
Rank 2: #2
| | Talent Analysis: |
| Scout 1: A talented universal defenseman whose offensive abilities have been compared to that of Kiril Koltsov, but also possesses defensive responsibility, something that Koltsov lacks...an above average skater with good technique, but has only average acceleration and needs to improve his first step...a capable puck handler, capable of bringing the puck up the ice...doesn't shoot the puck as often as he should in the offensive zone, but does have a decent slap shot from the blue line....capable of quarterbacking a powerplay with some nice feeds and calm puck management...capable of playing physical hockey and taking the game to his opponents, even if he is smaller than them in stature...capable of making nice open ice hits, but doesnï...t hit in the open ice as often as he should...strong positionally, but at times can be caught out of position, especially in the neutral zone if he decides to take a chance on the play and create an offensive chance for his linemates...not very big, thus putting to question his ability to fully adopt his skill-set to North American hockey, though he has proven his ability to play well in traffic and under pressureï...very mature for his age, getting significant minutes against professionals in the Super League from the age of just 16ï...sees the ice very well and understands the game, making very good decisions with and without the puck. |
| Back In Russia: |
Raised in the Traktor hockey system, Vyacheslav Voinov has been one of the brighter young Russian defenseman to come through the system in recent years. A defenseman with a significant offensive upside, he dominated the juniors in scoring throughout his career and during the 2006-07 season he made his Super League debut at just the age of 16. There he remained for 31 games, logging a number of minutes and enjoying unprecedented trust from than club�s head coach Tsygurov. At just 16, Voinov also made his U20 World Junior National squad debut, skating with players often 3 some years older than him. The young defenseman further built on his successful Super League debut with a strong 2007-08 Super League season. He also continued to play for Russia�s U20 squad at the World Championships and helped Russia win the silver medals at the U18 World Junior Championships. The games against the Canadians during the Super Series and in the U18 WJC finals were the main dark spots on Voinov�s resume. However while there is little excuse for what happened at the U18 WJC, the young defenseman was one or Russia�s brighter spots during the Super Series, as he was able to match the Canadians physically and control the game better than some of his teammates.
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| NHL Outlook: |
While not the biggest kid on the block, Vyacheslav Voinov is one of the more versatile defensemen available in this year's draft and to come out of Russian hockey in many years, likely since Anton Volchenkov. The young defenseman possesses an impressive offensive upside, capable of rushing the puck up the ice, scoring, and of quarterbacking the power play. He is also a hard worker and is willing to stand up to anyone from the opposing team, as he showed during his time in the Super League (Russia 1) and against the more physically prepared Canadian and American teams at various tournaments. His average stature and his current status as a full fledged Super League defensemen will likely be Voinov's main detractors, as his Super League success may mean that he is less likely to put his highly paid Russian career on pause and his smaller stature could put into question his ability to adjust to the more physical North American hockey. Still, considering his hard nosed versatility, he has immense NHL potential and is a very strong prospect if he is brought over early enough in his career. Still, while he deserves to be selected in the first round, due to the aforementioned detractors, he will likely instead hear his name some time midway through the second round.
RP Draft Projection: Middle of the second round
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| Statistics: |
| Season |
Team |
League |
GP |
G |
A |
Pts |
PIM |
+/- | | 2008-09 |
U20 Team Russia (90) | U20 WJC (Intl.) | 7 |
1 |
3 |
4 |
0 |
+1 | | 2007-08 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) 90 | Jr. League (Finals) | 6 |
3 |
2 |
5 |
4 |
+9 | | 2007-08 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) | Super League (Russia 1) (Playoffs) | 2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 | | 2007-08 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) | Super League (Reg.) | 36 |
1 |
3 |
4 |
20 |
+3 | | 2007-08 |
U20 Team Russia (88) | Canada Russia Super Series (Intl.) | 4 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
31 |
-2 | | 2007-08 |
U18 Team Russia (90) | U18 World Junior Championships (Intl.) | 6 |
1 |
4 |
5 |
2 |
+1 | | 2007-08 |
U18 Team Russia (90) | Invitational World Cup (Canada) (Intl.) | 4 |
1 |
1 |
2 |
0 |
- | | 2007-08 |
U18 Team Russia (90) | Ivan Hlinka Mem. Tourn. (Intl.) | 4 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
6 |
-2 | | 2007-08 |
U18 Team Russia | 5 Nations Tourn. (Intl.) | 4 |
0 |
4 |
4 |
2 |
+3 | | 2007-08 |
U20 Team Russia (88) | U20 World Junior Championships (Reg.) | 7 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
+1 | | 2006-07 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) | Super League (Russia 1) (Reg.) | 31 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
12 |
-8 | | 2006-07 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) 89 | Jr. League (Finals) | 2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
6 |
- | | 2007-08 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) 2 | 1st League (Russia 3) (Reg.) | 2 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
- | | 2006-07 |
U17 Team Russia (90) | U17 Jr. Olympics (Spain) (Intl.) | 2 |
0 |
3 |
3 |
25 |
+5 | | 2006-07 |
U17 Team Russia (90) | 5 Nations Tourn. (Tyumen) (Intl.) | 3 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
+4 | | 2006-07 |
U17 Team Russia (90) | U17 Intl. Tourn. (USA) (Intl.) | 4 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
4 |
- | | 2006-07 |
U18 Team Russia (89) | U18 WJC (Intl.) | 7 |
1 |
4 |
5 |
2 |
+4 | | 2006-07 |
U20 Team Russia (87) | U20 IIHF WJC (Intl.) | 6 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
+2 | | 2005-06 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) 90 | Jr. League (Reg.) | 26 |
20 |
15 |
35 |
36 |
- | | 2005-06 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) 2 | 1st League (Russia 3) (Reg.) | 2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 | | 2005-06 |
Team Ural 90 | Regional Tourn. (Intl.) | 0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 | | 2005-06 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) 90 | Jr. League (Finals) | 7 |
2 |
2 |
4 |
16 |
- | | 2004-05 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) 89 | Jr. League (Reg.) | 5 |
1 |
3 |
4 |
4 |
- | | 2004-05 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) 90 | Jr. League (Reg.) | 24 |
16 |
13 |
29 |
32 |
- | | 2004-05 |
Team Ural 90 | Regional Tourn. (Intl.) | 0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 | | 2003-04 |
Traktor (Chelyabinsk) 90 | Jr. League (Finals) | 6 |
0 |
3 |
3 |
8 |
- |
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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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