Statistics EYOF 2008-2009

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Vladislav Namestnikov	F	Russia	5	8	2	10	18
2.	Mikael Kuronen	F	Finland	4	1	1	2	2
3.	Mika Partanen	F	Finland	4	1	0	1	4
4.	Patrik Parkkonen	D	Finland	4	0	1	1	2
5.	Lars Neher	LW	Switzerland	4	0	0	0	2
6.	Anton Surkont	D	Belarus
7.	Martin Kalinac	RW	Slovakia
8.	Eric Arnold	F	Switzerland
9.	Vladislav Lemachko	D	Belarus
10.	Boris Krempasky	LW	Slovakia
11.	Kaj Leuenberger	F	Switzerland
12.	Aleksei Kapuza	F	Belarus
13.	Santeri Arousva	D	Finland
14.	Samuel Walser	C	Switzerland
15.	Igor Karabanov	F	Belarus
16.	Markus Västilä	D	Finland
17.	Marco Thaler	D	Switzerland
18.	Evgeny Loskutov	F	Belarus
19.	Joonas Donskoi	F	Finland
20.	Gregory Hofmann	F	Switzerland
21.	Yevgeny Leonov	D	Belarus
22.	Eetu Koski	F	Finland
23.	Devin Muller	F	Switzerland
24.	Aleksandr Dyachenko	F	Belarus
25.	Teemu Rautiainen	F	Finland
26.	Alexei Marchenko	D	Russia
27.	Alexei Skabelka	F	Belarus
28.	Miro Hovinen	D	Finland
29.	Sergei Ilminsky	D	Russia
30.	Yuri Seryakov	F	Belarus
31.	Robin Saari	D	Finland
32.	Vladislav Kartayev	F	Russia
33.	Yegor Ageyenko	F	Belarus
34.	Santtu Huhtala	F	Finland
35.	Ivan Telegin	F	Russia
36.	Nikita Mazur	D	Belarus
37.	Evgeny Kuznetsov	F	Russia
38.	Dmitry Zhevlochenko	D	Belarus
39.	Vitaly Zotov	D	Russia
40.	Maksim Zakharov	F	Belarus
41.	Ildar Isangulov	D	Russia
42.	Artem Lisyuk	D	Belarus
43.	Riku Väkiparta	D	Finland
44.	Sergei Barbashyov	F	Russia
45.	Anonymous Anonymous	D	Poland
46.	Aleksandr Kashevich	F	Belarus
47.	Jose Sneck	F	Finland
48.	Bogdan Potekhin	F	Russia
49.	Bartlomiej Pociecha	D	Poland
50.	Evgeny Dadonov	F	Belarus
51.	Roope Hämäläinen	F	Finland
52.	Lukasz Gacek	D	Poland
53.	Dominik Kubica	RD	Slovakia
54.	Matias Simontaival	D	Finland
55.	Ivan Gavrilenko	D	Russia
56.	Michal Stoklosa	F	Poland
57.	Martin Marincin	RD	Slovakia
58.	Timo Hiltunen	F	Finland
59.	Viktor Postnikov	D	Russia
60.	Kamil Kalinowski	F	Poland
61.	Radoslav Macik	RW	Slovakia
62.	Tomi Wilenius	F	Finland
63.	Yevgeny Grigorenko	F	Russia
64.	Damian Kapica	F	Poland
65.	Dominik Simcak	C	Slovakia
66.	Otto Räty	F	Finland
67.	Alexander Komisarchuk	F	Russia
68.	Lukasz Sznotala	D	Poland
69.	Tomas Jurco	RW	Slovakia
70.	Andrea Cavegn	D	Switzerland
71.	Alexander Gogolev	F	Russia
72.	Oskar Lehmann	D	Poland
73.	Adam Jánošík	D	Slovakia
74.	Dario Trutmann	D	Switzerland
75.	Yan Krasovsky	D	Russia
76.	Mateusz Michalski	F	Poland
77.	Mario Kurali	D	Slovakia
78.	Nino Niederreiter	F	Switzerland
79.	Ainars Podzins	F	Russia
80.	Michal Karcz	F	Poland
81.	Viliam Daras	LW	Slovakia
82.	Roman Lyubimov	F	Russia
83.	Damian Kran	D	Poland
84.	Michal Murcek	C	Slovakia
85.	Joël Vermin	RW	Switzerland
86.	Wojciech Blaszkow	D	Poland
87.	Lukáš Cingel	RW	Slovakia
88.	Massimo Ronchetti	D	Switzerland
89.	Lukasz Bulanowski	D	Poland
90.	Michal Cajkovsky	LD	Slovakia
91.	Dave Sutter	D	Switzerland
92.	Jakub Serwinski	F	Poland
93.	Michal Srnec	RD	Slovakia
94.	Reto Schmutz	F	Switzerland
95.	Adam Domogala	RW	Poland
96.	Patrik Wesselenyi	LW	Slovakia
97.	Gaëtan Haas	C	Switzerland
98.	Kamil Wcislo	F	Poland
99.	Dominik Hegyi	C	Slovakia
100.	Sven Bärtschi	LW	Switzerland
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