HC Bat Yam

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HC Bat Yam
HC Bat Yam logo.png
City Bat Yam, Israel
League Israeli League
Founded1992
Operated1992–present
Home arena Ice Peaks Holon
ColoursBlue, white
  
CaptainNisan Butbul
Championships
Regular season titles1 (1994–95)
Israeli League4 (1994–95, 2015–16, 2017-18, 2018-19)

HC Bat Yam is an Israeli ice hockey team based in Bat Yam that competes in the Israeli League. HC Bat Yam was founded in 1992 and won their first league title in 1995. In 2010, the club qualified for their first IIHF Continental Cup, however they were knocked out in the first round without winning a game. HC Bat Yam won their second title in 2016 and as a result qualified for the 2016–17 IIHF Continental Cup.

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History

HC Bat Yam was founded in 1992 in Bat Yam, Israel and joined the Israeli League. [1] In the 1993–94 season, Bat Yam finished as runner-up to HC Haifa. [2] Bat Yam improved in the 1994–95 season with the club finishing the regular season in first place after winning seven of their eight games to claim their first regular season title. [3] In the playoffs Bat Yam was drawn against the fourth place HC Metulla for their semifinal. [3] Bat Yam defeated Metulla 13–5 to advance to final against the Jerusalem Capitals who had defeated HC Haifa in the other semifinal. [3] Bat Yam defeated the Jerusalem Capitals 11–3 to claim their first league title. [3] The following season Bat Yam finished in second place behind the Lions Jerusalem. [4] From the 1997–98 season to the 1999–2000 season, Bat Yam finished the regular season in fourth place and were eliminated from the playoffs in the semifinals. [5] [6] [7] The following season, Bat Yam dropped out of playoff contention after finishing the regular season in fifth place. [8] In the 2009–10 season, Bat Yam returned to the playoffs and qualified for the final against HC Ma’alot where they were defeated. [9] [10] The club however qualified for the 2010–11 IIHF Continental Cup where they entered in the first round. [11] Bat Yam lost both of their games against CH Jaca and Ankara University SK and failed to qualify for the second round. [12] The club again finished as runners-up in the 2011–12 season after being defeated by Maccabi Metulla. [13] In 2012, the team's current arena, Ice Peaks Holon, was opened in the city of Holon. [1] The following three seasons Bat Yam failed to qualify for the playoffs. [14] [15] [16] In the 2015–16 season, Bat Yam finished the regular season in fourth placed and were drawn against the regular season winner, Horses Kfar Saba for the semifinal. [17] [18] Bat Yam defeated Horses Kfar Saba 7–2 and advanced to the final against Monfort Ma'alot who had defeated the Rishon Devils in the other semifinal. [18] Bat Yam defeated Monfort Maalot 6–3 in the final to claim their second league title. [18] As a result of winning the 2016 final Bat Yam also qualified for the 2016–17 IIHF Continental Cup where they entered in the first round. [19] The club was placed in Group A alongside Irbis-Skate Sofia, Partizan Belgrade and Zeytinburnu Belediyespor. [20]

Season by season results

2010-2015

SeasonGPWSOWSOLLGFGAGDPtsRS
FS		Match for 3-th placeFinalPositionName
RivalResultRivalResult
2009–10 [21] 7
3
10		5
2
7		1
0
1		0
0
0		1
1
2		43
8
51		8
6
14		+35
+2
+33		17
6		2
2		 Monfort 0 : 2 Silver medal icon.svg Icebergs
2010–11 7
3
10		4
0
4		0
0
0		0
2
2		3
1
4		34
6
40		15
13
28		+19
-7
+12		12
2		4
4		 CIHS 2 : 64
2011–12 9
3
12		7
1
8		1
0
1		0
0
0		1
2
3		53
5
58		16
10
26		+37
-5
+32		23
3		1
2		 CIHS 1 : 2 Silver medal icon.svg
2012–13 610051433-19366HC Bat Yam
2013–14 6
6
12		3
4
7		0
1
1		0
1
1		3
0
3		28
34
62		32
16
48		-4
+18
+14		9
15		3
5		5
2014–15 8
8
16		2
3
5		0
0
0		0
0
0		6
5
11		26
21
47		41
26
67		-15
-5
-20		6
9		3
8		8

2016 — 2018

SeasonGPWSOWSOLLGFGAGDPtsRS1/4 Finale1/2 FinaleMatch for 3-th placeFinalPosition
RivalResultRivalResultRivalResultRivalResult
2015–16 960037927+52184 CIHS 1 : 0 Horses 7 : 2 Monfort 6 : 3 Gold medal icon.svg
2016–17 941046226+36146 Horses 7 : 8 5 — 8
2017–18 980017428+46241 Hitmen 7 : 1 Horses 9 : 4 CIHS 5 : 2 Gold medal icon.svg

2019

Regular seasonFinal round
SeasonGPWSOWSOLLGFGAGDPtsRSGPWSOWSOLLGFGAGDPtsRS
2018-19 151210211638+7838233000194+159 Gold medal icon.svg

Tournaments

Players and personnel

Current roster

Goalies
NameBirthdayRegular SeasonPlay-OffTOTAL
Games
GP		Goals
G		Assistants
A		Points
P		Games
GP		Goals
G		Assistants
A		Points
P		Games
GP		Goals
G		Assistants
A		Points
P
Maxim Gokhberg20 July 199613-36003-40016-4000
Artiom Loginov18 April 20011-20000001-200
Защитники,Defenders
ИмяДата рожденияRegular SeasonPlay-OffTOTAL
Games
GP		Goals
G		Assistants
A		Points
P		Games
GP		Goals
G		Assistants
A		Points
P		Games
GP		Goals
G		Assistants
A		Points
P
Nisim Botbol13 May 1981946102000114610
Ori Kafri13 March 199712101929311215112031from "Horses"
Danil Nykhaychuk30 September 2000134373033164610
Slobodov, Roi17 July 20029033300012033from "Turtles"
Sonin, Ilian19 February 200313000300016000from HK Bat Yam U20
Ларс Нойхаузен
Neuhausen, Lars		22 June 19939325310112426from Duisburg Ducks
Anton Turchin31 August 197310022300013022
Kozhevnikov, Ariel20 April 2002100020003000from "Turtles"
Нападающие,Forwards
ИмяДата рожденияRegular SeasonPlay-OffTOTAL
Games
GP		Goals
G		Assistants
A		Points
P		Games
GP		Goals
G		Assistants
A		Points
P		Games
GP		Goals
G		Assistants
A		Points
P
Greenberg, Joshua Stanley3 June 1988142521463731017322456
Kostyukov, Konstantin14192241325717212738
Artiom Verny19 September 19989171229343712211536
Yan Youmashev3 December 1991121081831011310919
Ostap Rodichev21 August 19941287153123159918
Or Rom8 February 20001085131000118513
Ezra Bernstein23 April 1989623532139448
Goodman, Jacob Levey6 October 200311000000011000from HK Bat Yam U20

Team roster for the 2017–18 season [22]

Nat Name Pos S/G AgeAcquiredBirthplace
Flag of Israel.svg Nisan Butbull D L422007–08
Flag of Russia.svg Evgeni Nabokov G L472013–14 Ust-Kamenogorsk, Russia
Flag of Israel.svg Joshua Greenberg F L352010–11 Los Angeles, California, United States
Flag of Israel.svg Alexander Korotkin F L562013–14
Flag of Israel.svg Denis Kozhevnikov D R232014–15
Flag of Israel.svg Al Beautikov F 532014–15 Tel Aviv, Israel
Flag of Russia.svg Michail Kozhevnikov D L412014–15 Leningrad, Soviet Union
Flag of Israel.svg Gil Kremer D R292012–13 Ramat Gan, Israel
Flag of Israel.svg Stanislav Kvashnikov G L242014–15
Flag of Israel.svg Danil Nykhaychuk D L222014–15
Flag of Israel.svg Ostap Rodichev F 252014–15
Flag of Israel.svg Sergei Shifrin F 412013–14
Flag of Russia.svg Valeri Solomatov D L312014–15
Flag of Israel.svg Idan Treibochan F L302009–10 Rishon LeZion, Israel
Flag of Israel.svg Anton Turchin D L492013–14
Flag of Russia.svg Yegor Valeyev D L232014–15 Nizhnekamsk, Russia
Flag of Russia.svg Artyom Verny F 302014–15 Moscow, Russia
Flag of Israel.svg Yan Youmashey F L312010–11 Dushanbe, Tajikistan

Head coaches

  • Yevgeni Gusin, 2006–2012 [23]
  • Dmitri Gromkov, 2012–present [24]

General managers

  • Viktor Gokhberg, 2015–present [25]

Achievements

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