Chorvatská hokejová reprezentace
 Chorvatsko | |
|---|---|
| Asociace | Hrvatski savez hokeja na ledu |
| Trenér | Michael Shea |
| Kód IIHF | CRO |
| První zápas | |
 Slovensko 1:6 Chorvatsko(Bratislava, Slovensko; 9. února 1941) | |
| Nejvyšší výhra | |
Chorvatsko 34:1  Turecko(Záhřeb, Chorvatsko; 20. listopadu) 1993 | |
| Nejvyšší prohra | |
 Slovinsko 15:1 Chorvatsko(Záhřeb, Chorvatsko; 7. listopadu 1992) Slovinsko 15:1 Chorvatsko(Záhřeb, Chorvatsko; 15. dubna 2001) | |
Chorvatská hokejová reprezentace patří mezi národní reprezentační mužstva v ledním hokeji. V roce 2019 hraje ve II.A divizi mistrovství světa.
Boris Renaud a Miroslav Gojanović jsou jedinými chorvatskými ledními hokejisty, kteří si zahráli na Zimních olympijských hrách.[1][2] Oba tito hráči reprezentovali Jugoslávii.[1][2]
Zimní olympijské hry
- bez účasti
Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji
- divize D1
- divize D2
- Legenda: červené podbarvení - sestup, zelené podbarvení - postup, fialové podbarvení - reorganizace, změna skupiny či soutěže
| Hokej na MS | Místo turnaje | Umístění |
|---|---|---|
| MS – 1994 |  Itálie | 4. místo |
| MS – 1995 |  Švédsko |  |
| MS – 1996 |  Rakousko | 8. místo |
| MS – 1997 |  Finsko | |
| MS – 1998 |  Švýcarsko | 5. místo |
| MS – 1999 |  Norsko | 5. místo |
| MS – 2000 |  Rusko |  |
| MS – 2001 D1 | Slovinsko | 4. místo |
| MS – 2002 D1 |  Nizozemsko | 5. místo |
| MS – 2003 D1 | Chorvatsko | 6. místo (sestup) |
| MS – 2004 D2 |  Španělsko |  |
| MS – 2005 D2 | Chorvatsko | místo (postup) |
| MS – 2006 D1 |  Estonsko | 6. místo (sestup) |
| MS – 2007 D2 | Chorvatsko | místo (postup) |
| MS – 2008 D1 |  Japonsko | 5. místo |
| MS – 2009 D1 |  Litva | 5. místo |
| MS – 2010 D1 | Slovinsko | 6. místo (sestup) |
| MS – 2011 D2 | Chorvatsko | |
| MS – 2012 D2 |  Island | |
| MS – 2013 D2 | Chorvatsko | místo (postup) |
| MS – 2014 D1 | Litva | |
| MS – 2015 D1 | Nizozemsko | 4. místo |
| MS – 2016 D1 | Chorvatsko | 4. místo |
| MS – 2017 D1 |  Spojené království | 5. místo |
| MS – 2018 D1 | Litva | 6. místo (sestup) |
| MS – 2019 D2 |  Srbsko | |
| MS – 2020 D2 | Chorvatsko a Island | Zrušeno kvůli pandemii covidu-19 |
| MS – 2021 D2 |  Čína a Island | |
| MS – 2022 D2 | Chorvatsko a Island | |
| MS – 2023 D2 | Španělsko a Turecko | |
Odkazy
Reference
- ↑ a b Boris Renaud na eliteprospects.com [online]. eliteprospects.com [cit. 2020-02-04]. Dostupné online. (anglicky)
- ↑ a b Miroslav Gojanović na eliteprospects.com [online]. eliteprospects.com [cit. 2020-02-04]. Dostupné online. (anglicky)
Externí odkazy
- Chorvatská hokejová reprezentace na IIHF Archivováno 15. 4. 2018 na Wayback Machine.
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