Slovakia roster for BelSwissBank

06 Feb 2012 | Lukas Gonda

Slovakian coach Vladimir Vujtek named Slovakia roster for BelSwissBank.

Slovakia will meet Switzerland (10.2.2012). Depending on first match they will meet one of another team from game Belarus against Germany. Over the original roster there are 5 new players Ivan Svarny, Tomas Bulik, Vladimir Dravecky, Adam Lapsansky and Rastislav Spirko to substitute Miroslav Satan, Tomas Zaborsky, Milan Bartovic, Martin Cibak and Rene Vydareny.

Goalies:

Peter Hamerlik HC Ocelari Trinec CZE,7 international games/0 goals

Julius Hudacek Södertälje SK SWE 5/0

Defenseman:

Ivan Baranka Spartak Moskva RUS 46/3

Milan Hruska Kometa Brno CZE 8/1

Kristian Kudroc Ässät Pori FIN 19/0

Vladimír Mihalik HC Lev Poprad RUS 15/1

Michal Sersen HC Sparta Praha CZE 29/2

Richard Stehlik Atlant Moscow oblast RUS 71/2

Ivan Svarny HC Slovan Bratislava 43/1

Ján Tabacek HC Kosice 13/0

Forwards:

Mario Bliznak HC Sparta Praha CZE 5/0

Tomas Bulik HC Slovan Bratislava, 25/1

Vladimír Dravecky HC Kosice 17/3

Marcel Hascak HC Kosice 13/1

Marek Hovorka Rytiri Kladno CZE 3/0

Roman Kukumberg HC Slovan Bratislava 90/20

Adam Lapsansky HC Sparta Praha CZE 2/1

Michel Miklik HC Kosice 17/3

Juraj Mikus TPS Turku FIN 43/6

Richard Rapac HK Poprad 0/0

Stefan Ruzicka Spartak Moskva RUS 34/13

Rastislav Spirko HC Lev Poprad RUS 13/1

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