Czech Republic
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Rosters at the 2001 IIHF World Championship in Germany.
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| Position | Player | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Leonardo Conti | Frankfurt Lions |
| Christian Kunast | Munich Barons | |
| Robert Müller | Adler Mannheim | |
| Defenders | Jochen Molling | Kassel Huskies |
| Jörg Mayr | Kölner Haie | |
| Heiko Smazal | Munich Barons | |
| Mirco Lüdemann | Kölner Haie | |
| Christoph Schubert | Munich Barons | |
| Andreas Renz | Serc Wild Wings | |
| Erich Goldmann | Essen Mosquitoes | |
| Dennis Seidenberg | Adler Mannheim | |
| Forwards | Marcel Goc | SERC Wild Wings |
| Sven Felski | Eisbären Berlin | |
| Wayne Hynes | Adler Mannheim | |
| Andreas Loth | Kassel Huskies | |
| Marco Sturm | San Jose Sharks | |
| Jürgen Rumrich | Nürnberg Ice Tigers | |
| Thomas Daffner | Kassel Huskies | |
| Daniel Kreutzer | Kassel Huskies | |
| Tobias Abstreiter | Kassel Huskies | |
| Thomas Greilinger | Serc Wild Wings | |
| Len Soccio | Hannover Scorpions | |
| Klaus Kathan | Kassel Huskies | |
| Mark MacKay | Serc Wild Wings | |
| Jan Benda | Jokerit | |
| Coaches | Hans Zach | |
| Bernhard Englbrecht | ||
| Ernst Höfner | ||
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| Position | Player | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Marco Bührer | EHC Chur |
| Martin Gerber | SCL Tigers | |
| Lars Weibel | HC Davos | |
| Defenders | Julien Vauclair | HC Lugano |
| Patrick Sutter | EV Zug | |
| Mark Streit | ZSC Lions | |
| Martin Steinegger | SC Bern | |
| Goran Bezina | HC Fribourg-Gottéron | |
| Olivier Keller | HC Lugano | |
| Edgar Salis | ZSC Lions | |
| Mathias Seger | ZSC Lions | |
| Forwards | Flavien Conne | HC Lugano |
| Patric Della Rossa | ZSC Lions | |
| Alain Demuth | HC Ambrì-Piotta | |
| Gian-Marco Crameri | ZSC Lions | |
| Jean-Jacques Aeschlimann | HC Lugano | |
| Michel Zeiter | ZSC Lions | |
| Martin Plüss | EHC Kloten | |
| Marcel Jenni | Färjestad BK | |
| Sandy Jeannin | HC Lugano | |
| Marc Reichert | SC Bern | |
| Thomas Ziegler | Detroit Vipers | |
| Michel Riesen | Hamilton Bulldogs | |
| Coaches | Ralph Krueger | |
| Bengt-Åke Gustafsson | ||
| Jakob Kölliker | ||
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| Position | Player | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Kostiantyn Simchuk | Fort Wayne Komets |
| Igor Karpenko | Metallurg Magnitogorsk | |
| Vadym Seliverstov | Sokil Kyiv | |
| Defenders | Artyom Ostroushko | Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk |
| Serhiy Klymentiev | Metallurg Magnitogorsk | |
| Oleg Polkovnikov | Dynamo Moscow | |
| Olexander Savitsky | Lausitzer Füchse | |
| Andriy Sryubko | Syracuse Crunch | |
| Valeri Shyriaiev | HC La Chaux-de-Fonds | |
| Vyacheslav Zavalnyuk | Soviet Wings | |
| Vitali Liutkevych | Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk | |
| Forwards | Vasyl Bobrovnikov | Berkut-Kyiv |
| Dimitri Khristich | Washington Capitals | |
| Vadim Slivchenko | Schwenninger Wild Wings | |
| Vadym Shakhraychuk | Avangard Omsk | |
| Vitaliy Lytvynenko | Lokomotiv Yaroslavl | |
| Valentyn Oletsky | Sokil Kyiv | |
| Bogdan Savenko | Sokil Kyiv | |
| Borys Protsenko | Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins | |
| Oleksiy Lazarenko | Soviet Wings | |
| Roman Salnikov | Soviet Wings | |
| Olexander Matviychuk | Molot-Prikamye Perm | |
| Kostiantyn Kasianchuk | Sokil Kyiv | |
| Coaches | Anatoli Bogdanov | |
| Oleksandr Kulikov | ||
| Oleksandr Seukand | ||
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| Position | Player | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Michael Suttnig | Klagenfurter AC |
| Claus Dalpiaz | HC Innsbruck | |
| Reinhard Divis | Leksands IF | |
| Defenders | Gerhard Unterluggauer | EC Villach |
| Dominic Lavoie | Hannover Scorpions | |
| Tom Searle | EC Villach | |
| Peter Kasper | HC Innsbruck | |
| Herbert Hohenberger | Augsburger Panther | |
| Martin Ulrich | Berlin Capitals | |
| Matthias Trattnig | University of Maine | |
| Forwards | Andreas Pusnik | EC Villach |
| Christoph Brandner | Klagenfurter AC | |
| Gerald Ressman | Klagenfurter AC | |
| Heimo Lindner | HC Innsbruck | |
| Oliver Setzinger | Ilves | |
| Philipp Lukas | EHC Linz | |
| Patrick Pilloni | Klangenfurter AC | |
| Gunther Lanzinger | EC Villach | |
| Mario Schaden | Klagenfurter AC | |
| Simon Wheeldon | Munich Barons | |
| Wolfgang Kromp | EC Villach | |
| Christian Perthaler | Klagenfurter AC | |
| Dieter Kalt | Kölner Haie | |
| Coaches | Ron Kennedy | |
| Gregory Holst | ||
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| Position | Player | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Andrea Carpano | HC Fassa |
| Mike Rosati | Adler Mannheim | |
| Guenther Hell | HC Bolzano | |
| Defenders | Leo Insam | Milano Vipers |
| Michele Strazzabosco | Asiago Hockey AS | |
| Armin Helfer | Brunico SG | |
| Maurizio Mansi | Düsseldorfer EG | |
| Carlo Lorenzi | HC Alleghe | |
| Larry Rucchin | Milano Vipers | |
| Christopher Bartolone | Düsseldorfer EG | |
| Michael de Angelis | HC La Chaux-de-Fonds | |
| Forwards | Armando Chelodi | HC Bolzano |
| Lino de Toni | HC Alleghe | |
| Roland Ramoser | SV Ritten | |
| Scott Beattie | HC Genève-Servette | |
| Bruno Zarrillo | Kölner Haie | |
| Manuel de Toni | HC Alleghe | |
| Giuseppe Busillo | SERC Wild Wings | |
| Stefano Margoni | HC Fassa | |
| Mario Chitarroni | Nürnberg Ice Tigers | |
| Vezio Sacratini | Cardiff Devils | |
| Anthony Iob | HC Bolzano | |
| Dino Felicetti | EC Bad Nauheim | |
| Coaches | Pat Cortina | |
| Stefano Dapra | ||
| Ron Ivany | ||
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| Position | Player | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Sergei Shabanov | Metallurg Novokuznetsk |
| Andrei Mezin | Berlin Capitals | |
| Leonid Fatikov | Lada Togliatti | |
| Defenders | Oleg Khmyl | Lada Togliatti |
| Oleg Romanov | Kärpät | |
| Sergei Erkovich | Metallurg Novokuznetsk | |
| Oleg Mikulchik | Soviet Wings | |
| Ruslan Salei | Mighty Ducks of Anaheim | |
| Sergei Stas | Augsburger Panther | |
| Aleksandr Zhurik | Avangard Omsk | |
| Vladimir Kopat | Severstal Cherepovets | |
| Forwards | Alexander Andrievsky | Revierlöwen Oberhausen |
| Viktor Karachun | EC Wilhelmshaven | |
| Andrei Kovalev | Revierlöwen Oberhausen | |
| Vasily Pankov | Augsburger Panther | |
| Andrei Skabelka | Lada Togliatti | |
| Alexei Kalyuzhny | Metallurg Magnitogorsk | |
| Oleg Antonenko | Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod | |
| Dmitry Starostenko | CSKA Moscow | |
| Konstantin Koltsov | Ak Bars Kazan | |
| Dmitry Pankov | Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod | |
| Vitaly Valui | Khimik-SKA Novopolotsk | |
| Alexander Galchenyuk | Asiago Hockey AS | |
| Coaches | Anatoli Varivonchik | |
| Vladimir Melenchuk | ||
| Vladimir Zakharov | ||
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| Position | Player | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Jonas Norgren | Storhamar Dragons |
| Bjørge Josefsen | IK Oskarshamn | |
| Vidar Wold | Frisk Asker | |
| Defenders | Martin Sellgren | Ferris State University |
| Svein Enok Nørstebø | Linköpings HC | |
| Martin Knold | Linköpings HC | |
| Johnny Nilsen | Frisk Asker | |
| Mats Trygg | Färjestad BK | |
| Ketil Wold | Frisk Asker | |
| Bård Sørlie | Vålerenga | |
| Forwards | Geir Svendsberget | Storhamar Dragons |
| Mads Hansen | Storhamar Dragons | |
| Morten Fjeld | Hammarby IF | |
| Stig Vesterheim | Sparta Sarpsborg | |
| Marius Trygg | Färjestad BK | |
| Pål Johnsen | Leksands IF | |
| Trond Magnussen | Färjestad BK | |
| Anders Fredriksen | Tingsryds AIF | |
| Morten Ask | Vålerenga | |
| Kjell Nygård | Vålerenga | |
| Tore Vikingstad | Leksands IF | |
| Tommy Martinsen | Vålerenga | |
| Jan Morten Dahl | Trondheim IK | |
| Coaches | Leif Boork | |
| Arne Billkvam | ||
| Petter Thoresen | ||
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| Position | Player | Club |
|---|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Shinichi Iwasaki | Kokudo |
| Jiro Igor Nihei | Huddinge IK | |
| Yutaka Fukufuji | Kokudo | |
| Defenders | Kengo Ito | Nippon Paper Cranes |
| Fumitaka Miyauchi | Kokudo | |
| Makoto Kawashima | Oji | |
| Daniel Daikawa | Seibu | |
| Tatsuki Katayama | Kokudo | |
| Yutaka Kawaguchi | Kokudo | |
| Akihito Isojima | Oji | |
| Hiroyuki Miura | Kokudo | |
| Forwards | Hiroyuki Murakami | Huddinge IK |
| Tomohiko Uchiyama | Kokudo | |
| Takahito Suzuki | Kokudo | |
| Yasunori Iwata | Oji | |
| Makoto Kawahira | Oji | |
| Masaki Shirono | Oji | |
| Shin Yahata | Kokudo | |
| Junji Sakata | Kokudo | |
| Kiyoshi Fujita | Seibu | |
| Taro Ivan Nihei | Kokudo | |
| Ryan Kuwabara | Kokudo | |
| Chris Yule | Kokudo | |
| Coaches | Steven Tsujiura | |
| Seigo Hanyu | ||
| Glen Williamson | ||
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