hi,
do u know anything about Koger? He missed the last 3 games...
buék!
It looks like he may have been scratched tonight, but he did play Friday night. Providence plays their third game in three night against Springfield tomorrow.
Edit:
Today Providence released D. Koger from his try-out contract.
If I had to pick from the list above I would put my money on Vilmos Gallo being taken in a couple of years. He is the younger brother of Illes Gallo who is currently playing in the GMHL.
If I had to pick from the list above I would put my money on Vilmos Gallo being taken in a couple of years. He is the younger brother of Illes Gallo who is currently playing in the GMHL.
Due to injury or illness Peter Gagyor and Bence Dorok were unable to participate. Balazs Sebok was unable to make the trip to Hungary in time for the tournament.
Final Hungary U18 Tournament Roster
Goaltenders:
Oliver Agoston (Espoo, 1994)
Daniel Kornakker (Fehervar, 1996)
Adam Vay (Fehervar, 1994)
Defensemen:
Mate Arany (Fehervar, 1994)
Adam Garbacz (UTE, 1994)
Andras Kiss (Freiburg, 1995)
Gergely Korbuly (Alingsas, 1994)
Levente Lakatos (MAC, 1996)
Rene Lerant, Dab.Docler, 1994)
Laszlo Pados (Fehervar, 1995)
Attila Reiter (Fehervar, 1994)
Mark Szaller (Fehervar, 1996)
Forwards:
Daniel Bata (MAC, 1994)
Krisztian Dosa (Fehervar, 1994)
Zalan Fliszar (Vasas, 1994)
Vilmos Gallo, (Flemingsberg, 1996)
Szilard Hamvai (Fehervar, 1995)
Norbert Hari, Flemingsberg, 1995)
Ferenc Kocsis (Fehervar, 1995)
Aron Konczei (Flemingsberg, 1994)
Marton Mach (MAC, 1994)
Kristof Majoross (MAC, 1995)
Attila Mocsari (Debrecen, 1995)
Krisztian Nagy (Turku, 1994)
Laszlo Rito (Miskolc, 1994)
Kristof Schmal (MAC, 1995)
Peter Vincze, (Fehervar, 1995)
Chris Verwijst Tournament 2012 in Tilburg, Nederlands
Hungarian Roster:
Goaltenders:
Oliver Daoda (Flemingsberg, 1996)
Daniel Kornakker (Fehervar, 1996)
Defensemen:
Peter Burai (Peterborough, GB, 1996)
Zsombor Garat (MAC, 1997)
Akos Inglis (MAC, 1996)
David Jaszai (MAC, 1996)
Attila Kovacs (Avon Old Farm, 1996)
Tamas Laday (Fehervar, 1996)
Levente Lakatos (MAC, 1996)
Mark Szaller (Fehervar, 1996)
Forwards:
Bence Bodok (MAC, 1996)
Csanad Erdely (Fehervar, 1996)
Philipp Felfoldy (MAC, 1996)
Noel Fischer (MAC, 1996)
Zsombor Kiss (MAC, 1997)
Daniel Mazzag (Fehervar, 1996)
Pal Krisztian Szabo (Fehervar, 1996)
Norbert Szasz (Fehervar, 1996)
Istvan Terbocs (MAC, 1996)
Balazs Varga (Fehervar, 1996)
Oliver Varga (Vasas, 1996)
Roland Vokla (Fehervar, 1996)
This roster appeared to be slightly stronger than the one that played in the December tournament in Hungary. Pal Krisztian Szabo and Roland Vokla, first and fifth in Hungary U16 league scoring respectively, missed that tournament but participated in Tilburg.
Hungary finished the tournament in third place with a 3-0 victory over Austria. Oliver Daoda was in net for the shutout. Mario Huber was not on the roster for the Austrians. HK Rus Moscow was the tournament winner.
Results from the other games involving Hungary:
Hungary - Austria: 1-2
Hungary - Destil Trappers: 4-1
Hungary - HYC Herenthals: 18-0
Hungary - HK Rus Moscow: 1-2
Csanad Erdely led the tournament with 6 goals and tied for second in points with 8. Austria’s Lukas Vendis and Netherlands’ Cas Staps were tied with 9 points to lead the tournament in scoring.
BUDAPEST - Significant strides have been made in Hungarian men's ice hockey this decade, with the highlight so far being its senior national team playing in the top division of the IIHF World Championships in 2009. In order to try and raise the bar for next generations, the Hungarian federation are putting their hopes to the Molodezhnaya Khokkeinaya Liga (MHL).
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Currently at number 19 in the men's world ranking, Hungary's senior national team will be hosting the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship, Division I Group A in April next year. But with its U18 and U20 national teams competing at a lower level, a number of the country's prospects have been joining junior teams abroad to develop their skills. So when the opportunity arose to start up a MHL-team in Budapest, the Hungarian federation welcomed the initiative with open arms.
"We only had four covered ice rinks in 2002, and today we have 17, so our hockey is still very much on the developing side. For us, the MHL is a very special opportunity to step into the very highest level of junior hockey and we are very grateful for having been given this chance," said Zoltan Kovacs, General Secretary of the Hungarian Ice Hockey Federation.
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"Patriot Budapest is a long term project for us, that needs more time to attract more spectators and media coverage. For next season we hope for an improvement with hopefully more Hungarian players," said Kovacs.
I read this a couple days ago,was a good read and nice to see the improvments. Hopefully in a couple years the MHL team will be at least half Hungarian.
I'm not sure what Sebok is doing, whether he's injured or what. eliteprospects says that he's only played in 12 games for Karpat U20 and he's not participating for Hungary in the World Juniors.
Hungary finishes 2nd to Japan in Division II Group A. I'd say a rather disappointing result, considering that in their game against Japan they were leading 2-1 after the 2nd and then lost 7-2 and they gave up the last 2 goals in regulation to the Netherlands in Regulation, so they had to win in OT, losing a point.
could've possibly went undefeated and got promoted to Div. I Group B...
Hungarian teenagers impress, lead women’s team to Division I
AUCKLAND – It was an emotional moment. The partisan crowd erupted and the players hugged themselves. Hungary had won the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship Division II Group A in New Zealand.
Hungary beat Italy 3-1 in the deciding game to claim the tournament win and get promoted to Division I Group B next year. It was the consequence of one of the fastest improving women’s hockey programs in the world that led the U18 women’s national team to sixth place worldwide recently before countries such as Russia, Germany or Switzerland.
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The win was an important first step in Hungary’s bid to lift its standards and qualify for the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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Thirteen members of the Hungarian squad are under the age of 18 and the entire team is under the age of 21. All are amateur players. One year ago Hungary made it to the top level of the U18 Women’s World Championship program and finished in sixth place overall this year
The final placings were:
1. Hungary 12 points
2. Italy 12
3. Australia 9
4. New Zealand 7
5. Poland 5
6. Slovenia 1
