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Dnipro Kherson

Short name: Dnepr
Name in original language: Дніпро Херсон
Colours: white,yellow,black
Club status: active
Address: st. 49th Gvardeiskoy Divizi 26
Kherson
Phone: +380 955 912012
Email: info@hockey.ks.ua, hcdnipro@gmail.com
WWW: Dnipro Kherson

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Season 2021-2022

This club in 2021-2022: UHL - Ukrainian Hockey League

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Favoryt-Arena, Ice Palace. Kherson

Adress: 26, Street Hvardiis’koi Dyvizii, 49-yi, Kherson, Kherson Oblast, UKraine, 73000
Phone: +380 552 332 226
Capacity: 400
Opened in: 1998

League winners:

2012-2013: Black Sea Cup
2011-2012: Black Sea Cup
2010-2011: Black Sea Cup
2008-2009: Black Sea Cup

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MHK Sokil confirms title in Ukraine (01 Apr 2023)
Ukraine and Spain try to complete season (03 May 2020)
Donbas continues the dynasty (14 Apr 2019)
Time to resurrect Sokil Kyiv ? (07 Jun 2018)

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The Ukrainian Hockey League informs that the semi-final and final play-off series of the 2019/20 season has been suspended for at least two weeks due to the detection of COVID-19 in 19 Donbass hockey players and 2 players of Bilyỹ Bars Bila Tserkva. Also, tests for coronavirus were passed by Dnipro and Kremenchuk. Previously the League rescheduled the date for September 9-10

After retesting the playoff semi-finalist teams, the League will decide on the dates for the playoffs continuation

(07 Sep 2020)

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