Salavat Yulaev Ufa
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| Founded | 1957 |
| Home ice | Ice Palace Salavat Yulaev |
| Based in | Ufa, Russia |
| Colours | White, green, blue |
| League | Russian Hockey Super League |
| Head coach | Sergey Mikhalev |
Salavat Yulaev Ufa (ru: Салават Юлаев Уфа) is a Russian professional ice hockey team.
History
The team is named after Salavat Yulaev, a national hero of Bashkiria who was from Ufa. Previously, it was known as Trud Ufa (1957 to 1959) and Gastello Ufa (1959-1962). The team qualified for the final round of the Continental Cup in 1997. Although they have not yet won the Russian Super League championship, in 1992 they won the Vysshaya Liga championship thus winning promotion to the Super League. Salavat Yulaev Ufa has played in 77 international matches with clubs from of Bulgaria, Denmark, Latvia, Poland, Romania, Finland, Croatia, Czechoslovakia, Switzerland, Sweden (with a record of 67 victories, 5 ties, 5 defeats). Its first international match was played on December, 30th, 1961 in Ufa with Bismuth (GDR). The best players in club history are Vladimir Bykov, Vladimir Antipov, Igor Volkov and Andrey Mezin.
In 2005, 2006 and 2007 Salavat Yulaev won Kubok Prezidenta Respubliki Bashkortostan. Also in 2006 Salavat Yulaev won Turnir Romazana.
Winners of Kubok Prezidenta Respubliki Bashkortostan 2006
- Vadim Tarasov (g)
- Sergei Salnikov
- Maxim Belyaev
- Dmitry Tarasov
- Andrei Kuteykin
- Andrei Zabolotnev
- Andrey Mezin (g)
- Igor Volkov
- Nikolay Zavarukhin
- Konstantin Koltsov
- Vyacheslav Belov
- Dmitry Zatonsky
- Mihal Mikeska
- Dmitry Makarov
- Denis Metlyuk
- Alexandr V. Boykov
Winners of Kubok Prezidenta Respubliki Bashkortostan 2007
- Alexandr Eremenko (g) - 2 games 2 goals against
- Andrei Sidyakin - 1 goal
- Roman Kukhtinov - 1 goal
- Radek Philipp - 1 goal
- Igor Volkov - 1 goal
- Mihal Mikeska
- Alexei Shkotov - 1 goal
- Alexandr Kucheryavenko
- Dmitry Tarasov - 2 goals
- Nikolay Zavarukhin
- Konstantin Makarov
- Alexei Medvedev - 1 goal
- Kirill Koltsov - 3 goals
- Igor Grigorenko - 1 goal
- Sergei Zachupeyko
- Vadim Tarasov (g) - 3 games 6 goals against
- Alexander Perezhogin - 4 goals
- Alexei Tereschenko - 1 goal
- Vladimir Vorobiev
- Ruslan Nurtdinov - 2 goals
- Andrei Zabolotnev
- Vitali Proshkin
- Andrei Kuteykin - 1 goal
- Alexandr Loginov - 1 goal
- Alexandr Buturlin - 1 goal
- Vladimir Antipov - 1 goal
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