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ShVSM Kyiv

Name in original language: ШВСМ Київ
Club status: ceased

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Season 1990-1991

This club in 1990-1991: Soviet League | Vysshaya Liga (RUS-2) | Soviet Class B | Pervaya Liga

Pos	Player name	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
D	Aleksandr Alekseev	21.03.1974	183 cm	97 kg	left	Show profile»
LD	Sergei Garkusha	02.06.1971	186 cm	92 kg	N/A	Show profile»
D	Yuri Gunko	28.02.1972	190 cm	94 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Andrei Ovchinnikov	01.05.1961	181 cm	90 kg	N/A	Show profile»
RD	Oleg Polkovnikov	13.12.1973	185 cm	97 kg	left	Show profile»
RD	Andrei Savchenko	10.07.1972	182 cm	83 kg	left	Show profile»
LD	Oleksander Savitsky	03.05.1971	180 cm	87 kg	left	Show profile»
LD	Vyacheslav Zavalnyuk	10.12.1974	182 cm	90 kg	left	Show profile»
D/F	Andrei Nikolaev	18.09.1972	177 cm	78 kg	right	Show profile»
F	Vasili Bobrovnikov	08.11.1971	175 cm	79 kg	left	Show profile»
LW	Evgeny Mlinchenko	11.06.1972	180 cm	85 kg	N/A	Show profile»
RW	Valentin Oletski	02.06.1971	177 cm	82 kg	left	Show profile»
RW	Bogdan Savenko	20.11.1974	187 cm	93 kg	right	Show profile»
LW	Vitaly Semenchenko	06.07.1974	184 cm	90 kg	right	Show profile»
C	Eduard Valiullin	28.11.1966	177 cm	87 kg	left	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

Name changes
Achievements

from 1960 to 1980: Chernovi Ekskavator
from 1980 to 1985: Mashinostroitel Kyiv
from 1985 to present: ShVSM Kyiv

League winners:

1993-1994: Vyschyỹ Dyvizion

Team statistics

Historic rosters:

Historic statistics:

Past results:

League standings:

Fast factsseason 1990-1991

Youngest player: Vyacheslav Zavalnyuk (16 years)
Oldest player: Andrei Ovchinnikov (30 years)
Shortest player: Vasili Bobrovnikov (175 cm)
Tallest player: Yuri Gunko (190 cm)
Nationalities: Estonia (1), Ukraine (14)

Leagues

ShVSM Kyiv participates in season 1990-1991: Soviet League, Vysshaya Liga (RUS-2), Soviet Class B, Pervaya Liga

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