Who do you think was the most outstanding player in European ice hockey during November 2013? Our visitors have nominated these six top players: Patrik Hersley, Sebastien Caron, Brandon Bochenski, Petr Ton, Sergei Mozyakin and Ville Vahalahti.
Patrik Hersley of Leksand
The defender is leading SHL in goal scoring and had seven goals including one hat-trick in nine November games. He scored the GWG in four games.
Sebastien Caron of Hamburg Freezers
In November he had a save percentage of 96,5% and allowed only one goal per game.
Brandon Bochenski of Barys Astana
He was named KHL forward of the week last week. He scored four plus six points in nine KHL games in November.
Petr Ton of Sparta Praha
The veteran continues to dominate Czech Extraliga. In November he scored seven goals and seven assists in nine games.
Sergei Mozyakin of Metallurg Magnitogorsk
With seven goals and three assists during the month he keeps the lead in both points and goals in KHL.
Ville Vahalahti of Lukko Rauma
Vahalahti was named Liiga player of the month. With seven plus six points during November he is now one of the top scorers of the league.
Marek Danicek
(F)
HC Sparta Praha
Newfoundland Regiment
Oliver Samson
(D)
Baie Comeau DrakkarNewfoundland Regiment
Tyrone Bronte
(F)
Melbourne Ice
Wichita Thunder
Arturas Katulis
(C)
Haka HockeyEnergija Elektrénai
Mark Cheremeta
(F)
Worcester Railers
Dinamo Maladzyechna
Nikita Shcheglov
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Kuznetsk Bears NovokuznetskHK Chelny
Ivan Vasin
(D)
AKM TulaHK Tambov
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