Latvian Hockey News Report

Latvian defender Aleksandrs Galkins who played for HK Riga of the MHL has joined another MHL club – Belarussian Zubry Minsk, reports kasjauns.lv. Galkins already spent the whole previous season in Belarus, while playing for HK Brest of the Belarussian Extraleague.

With 13 (2+11) points in 27 games Galkins was the leading HK Riga defender in scoring. Also his +/- of +8 was third highest among the defensemen of the club. However, one of the main reasons why Galkins might have left the club was the time on ice which had dramatically decreased since the beginning of the season.

This will make Galkins the fifth Latvian in foreign MHL clubs, as both Aleksandrs Kercs Jr. and Edgars Ulescenko are playing for the other Belarussian club in the league – Yunost Minsk, while Ronalds Cinks and Artjoms Dasutins are playing for accordingly MHC Krylia Sovetov and HK Sheriff.

After being released from HK Riga just several days ago, 20-year-old Latvian forward Ronalds Cinks has now joined another MHL club Krylia Sovetov for a try-out, reports LETA news agency.

Cinks was released from HK Riga as he did not meet the expectations of the club. Both the coaching staff and Cinks himself agreed on breaking the contract. Unofficial sources, however, were informing that Cinks was punished for disregarding the disciplinary terms of HK Riga.

Krylia Sovetov has also a VHL team, where another Latvian Sergejs Pecura is currently spending already his second season. In the recent years also Roberts Bukarts and Ainars Podzins (both now playing for Dinamo Riga) have played there.

This season Cinks played 12 games with HK Riga, scoring a goal and adding six assists. Throughout the past two seasons Cinks was also repeatedly recalled to Dinamo Riga of the KHL, where played a total of 20 games.

HK Riga, the farm club of the Kontinental Hockey League’s Dinamo Riga, has announced that it has released 20-year-old Latvian forward Ronalds Cinks from the MHL club.

According to the official statement, he did not meet the expectations and both the coaching staff and Cinks himself agreed on breaking the contract. Unofficial sources, however, have been informing that Cinks was punished for disregarding the disciplinary terms of HK Riga.

In a short conversation with sportacentrs.com Cinks commented: “That is not true, I was not released for disciplinary violations. During the next few days I will have to sort out, where to practice, in order to maintain my physical form, and as of now I have no idea, where I will pursue my career.”

During the past two seasons Cinks was called up to Dinamo Riga several times and appeared on a total of 20 games, while this season he has played 12 games with HK Riga, posting one goal and adding six assists.

This list was last updated in mid-January, 2011.

As some of the European leagues have already started their 2010/11 seasons and many others are on the very verge of it, I believe, it is exactly the right time to post a list of all the Latvian players, spending their upcoming seasons abroad. The current list includes 150 players.

This list is never going to be fully complete and that is why any additions or corrections are welcomed at the comments section.

North America

• National hockey league
  

1. Karlis Skrastins – Dallas Stars
2. Oskars Bartulis – Philadelphia Flyers
3. Raitis Ivanans – Calgary Flames
4. Arturs Kulda – Atlanta Thrashers (a possible call-up)

• American hockey league
  

1. Arturs Kulda – Chicago Wolves
2. Kaspars Daugavins – Binghamton Senators
3. Oskars Bartulis – Adirondack Phantoms

• Western hockey league
  

1. Kristians Pelss – Edmonton Oil Kings

• United States hockey league

1. Zemgus Girgensons – Dubuque Fighting Saints

• ACHA

1. Renars Rukmanis – Duquesne University

• MetJHL

1. Hedijs Pleskacovs – Florida Eels
2. Livars Lans – Florida Eels

• NAHL

1. Nils Semjonovs – Aberdeen Wings
2. Ralfs Freibergs – Texas Tornado
3. Ricards Berzins – Wenatchee Wild

• GMHL

1. Nikita Jevpalovs – South Muskoka Shield
2. Toms Taurins – Bradford Rattlers
3. Rudolfs Prusis – Bradford Rattlers

• CSHL

1. Nauris Buskevics – Quad City Jr. Flames

• WSHL

1. Alberts Boluss – Texas Jr. Brahmas
2. Ivo Dimitrijevs – Arizona Redhawks

• IJHL

1. Mareks Kepals – Boston Jr. Blackhawks
2. Girts Savrinovics – Philadelphia Jackals

• RAMHL

1. Ainis Zalans – Sisec Selects
2. Rihards Marenis – Sisec Selects
3. Davis Sprukts – Sisec Selects

• Midget AAA

1. Hardijs Kupaks – Ohio Jr. Blue Jackets
2. Mikus Sprinovskis – PEAC Piranhas

• Midget AA

1. Rudolfs Kalvitis – Shattuck St. Mary’s

• Prep School

1. Teodors Blugers – Shattuck St. Mary’s
2. Olafs Jurenko – Cedarburg Bulldogs

• Rocky Mountain Senior hockey league
  

1. Ivars Muzis – Sun Valley Suns
2. Vilnis Nikolaisons – Sun Valley Suns

Europe

Austria

• Austrian Oberliga (third tier)

1. Matiss Gelazis – Graz 99ers II (also plays in Slovenian league)
2. Zintis Zusevics – Graz 99ers II (also plays in Slovenian league)

Belarus

• Belarussian Extraleague

1. Atvars Tribuncovs – Gomel

• MHL

1. Edgars Ulescenko – Yunost
2. Aleksandrs Kercs jr. – Yunost
3. Aleksandrs Galkins – Zubry Minsk

Czech Republic

• Czech Extraliga

1. Aleksejs Sirokovs – HC Kometa Brno

• Czech 2. liga (third tier)

1. Aleksandrs Baburins – HC Most

Denmark

• Al-Bank Ligaen

1. Sergejs Cubars – Hvidovre

• Denmark2

1. Oskars Jursans – Gladsaxe
2. Dmitrijs Orlovs – Amager Ishockey

Estonia

• Meistriliiga

1. Maris Lotko – HK Kalev-Valk Tartu
2. Lauris Dancis – HK Kalev-Valk Tartu
3. Davis Zunde – HK Kalev-Valk Tartu

Finland

• SM-liiga

1. Kaspars Saulietis – HPK
2. Armands Berzins – HPK

• Mestis

1. Roberts Jekimovs – Jokipojat

• Suomi-sarja

1. Gints Purins – Hermes
2. Gatis Gricinskis – Hermes
3. Janis Purins – Hermes
4. Raitis Pujats – FPS
5. Mihails Koklins – HC Levia

• Finland4

1. Girts Jansons – Muik Hockey
2. Viktors Jasjonis – IK Kronan
3. Artjoms Ogorodnikovs – IK Kronan
4. Vadims Vabiscevics – Kraft
5. Edgars Cermnihs – Kraft
6. Vladislavs Dudins – Kraft
7. Janis Liepa – PyPo
8. Edgars Dzirkalis – PyPo
9. Roberts Danemanis – PyPo
10. Nauris Enkuzens – Kiekkohait
11. Martins Gipters – Kiekkohait

• Jr. B I-divisioona

1. Konstantis Sipunovs – Ahmat Hyvinkaa U18

France

• Ligue Magnus

1. Olegs Koreskovs – Morzine-Avoriaz

• Division 1
  

1. Rolands Vigners – Reims
2. Raimonds Danilics – Montpellier
3. Janis Brakss – Montpellier
4. Janis Straupe – Montpellier

• Division 2

1. Elvis Zelubovskis – Lyon

• French U22 league

1. Rolands Vigners – Reims U22

Germany

• DEL

1. Herberts Vasiljevs – Krefeld Pinguine

• Regionalliga

1. Lauris Ziemins – Herford

• U20 Bundesliga

1. Janis Berzins – ESC Moskitos Essen U20

• DNL

1. Arturs Birstins – SC Riessersee U18
2. Vladislavs Tatarnikovs- SC Riessersee U18

Great Britain

• EIHL

1. Toms Hartmanis – Newcastle Vipers
2. Ervins Mustukovs – Sheffield Steelers
3. Aivars Gaisins – Hull Stingrays

• EPIHL

1. Maris Ziedins – Peterborough Phantoms
2. Kristaps Pete – Sheffield Steeldogs
3. Kriss Grundmanis – Sheffield Steeldogs
4. Edgars Bebris – Sheffield Steeldogs (according to eliteprospects.com, has gained an UK citizenship)
5. Janis Ozolins – Sheffield Steeldogs
6. Andrejs Maslovskis – Telford Tigers

Italy

• Serie A

1. Agris Saviels – Valpellice

• Serie B

1. Olegs Sorokins – Vipiteno

Kazakhstan

• Kazakh league

1. Martins Raitums – Beibarys Atyrau
2. Andrejs Smirnovs – Beibarys Atyrau
3. Sergejs Tjoluskins – Beibarys Atyrau

Lithuania

• Ledo Ritulio Lyga

1. Vladimirs Parhomenko – Ledo Linija Siauliai
2. Arturs Batraks – Ledo Linija Siauliai
3. Raitis Brinecs – Ledo Linija Siauliai
4. Andris Valters – Ledo Linija Siauliai
5. Igors Birjukovs – Sadvita Klaipeda
6. Kristaps Buzats – Sadvita Klaipeda
7. Nikita Dobrenkijs – Sadvita Klaipeda
8. Aleksejs Proposins – Sadvita Klaipeda
9. Guntis Pujats – Sadvita Klaipeda

Netherlands

• Eredivisie

1. Aleksandrs Terjohins – Heerenveen Flyers

Norway

• Get Division (second thier)
  

1. Janis Smits – Comet

Poland

• Polish 2nd league

1. Toms Bluks – Sokoly Torun
2. Edgars Adamovics – Sokoly Torun
3. Andrejs Lavrenovs – Sokoly Torun

Russia

• KHL

1. Martins Cipulis – Amur Khabarovsk
2. Georgijs Pujacs – Sibir Novosibirsk
3. Aleksandrs Jerofejevs – Metallurg Novokuznetsk
4. Edgars Masalskis – Yugra Khanty-Mansiysk
5. Maris Jass – Neftekhimik Niznekamsk

• VHL

1. Sergejs Pecura – Krylia Sovetov

• MHL

1. Artjoms Dasutins – HK Sheriff
2. Edgars Ulescenko – Yunost
3. Aleksandrs Kercs jr. – Yunost
4. Ronalds Cinks – Krylia Sovetov
5. Aleksandrs Galkins – Zubry Minsk

• Russian 1st league

1. Andrejs Ignatovics – Titan Klin
2. Juris Ozols – Tital Klin

Slovenia

• Slovenian league
  

1. Matiss Gelazis – Graz 99ers II (also plays in Austrian Oberliga)
2. Zintis Zusevics – Graz 99ers II (also plays in Austrian Oberliga)

Sweden

• Division 1

1. Aleksandrs Semjonovs – Arboga
2. Rolands Gritans – Arboga
3. Arturs Ozolins – Karlskrona HK
4. Maksims Sirokovs – Karlskrona HK
5. Sergejs Louskins – Lindlovens IF
6. Renars Undelis – Lindlovens IF
7. Alberts Ilisko – Nynashamns IF
8. Valters Ozolins – Arlanda
9. Krists Kalnins – Arlanda
10. Aleksandrs Macijevskis – Bjorkloven
11. Nikolajs Jerofejevs – Tranas

• Division 2

1. Martins Ozolins – Sollentuna HC
2. Toms Tilla – Sollentuna HC
3. Aleksandrs Bebriss-Fedotovs – Vannas HC
4. Roberts Potapenko – Vannas HC
5. Vadims Maticins – Jonstorps IF

• Division 3

1. Elvis Veldze – Syrianska/Armeniska HC
2. Oskars Blums – Syrianska/Armeniska HC

• J20 Elit

1. Kristaps Legzdins – Sunne J20

• J20 Div. 1

1. Boriss Tretjakovs – Arboga J20

• J18 Elit

1. Martins Lavrovs – Arlanda J18
2. Edgars Klavins – Lidingo J18
3. Ansis Brikainis – Lidingo J18
4. Kristaps Riekstins – Lidingo J18
5. Kristaps Bazevics – Lidingo J18
6. Girts Zemitis – Nacka HK J18
7. Roberts Smits – Nykoping J18
8. Aleksandrs Bebriss-Fedotovs – Vannas J18
9. Roberts Potapenko – Vannas J18

• J18 Div. 1

1. Boriss Tretjakovs – Arboga J18
2. Romans Semjonovs – Arboga J18

Switzerland

• NLB

1. Ronalds Kenins – GC/Kusnacht Lions
2. Eriks Ozollapa – Basel

• 1. Amateur Regio League (third tier)

1. Gundars Berkis – Chiasso

• Elite Jr. A

1. Juris Zandovskis – Gotteron U20
2. Martins Mezulis – Gotteron U20
3. Ronalds Kenins – GCK/ZSC Lions U20

• Elite Jr. B

1. Janis Kenins – Thurgau U20

• Elite Novizen

1. Elvis Merkzlikins – Lugano U18
2. Deivids Sarkanis – Lugano U18
3. Ivars Punnenovs – Pikes Oberthurgau U18

Finnish SM league club HPK has made two announcements today – Latvian forward Kaspars Saulietis, who was in the club for a try-out, has signed a one-year contract, but another Latvian Armands Berzins, who played parts of past two seasons with Dinamo Riga, has joined the club for a try-out.

Armands Berzins played full 2008/09 with the Dinamo Riga. He was third line center between Lauris Darzins and Mikelis Redlihs. The line had great chemistry, as all three had played together also in Latvian national team and HK Riga 2000, however Armands had one disadvantage – throughout the years he became too slow for his line partners. Dinamo Riga signed center Martin Kariya for 2009/10 and Berzins not only lost his spot on the third, but also on the fourth line, as fourth line center often was 1990-born Ronalds Cinks (KHL requires an U20 player on the roster, if the team is willing to play four full lines).

Berzins and Saulietis are not the first Latvian in HPK. In 2005/06, when HPK became the league champion, both Janis Sprukts and Kaspars Astasenko were on the roster, but during the 1990′s also Rodrigo Lavins and Vjaceslavs Fanduls spent one season with the club.

A week after the beginning of Dinamo Riga pre-season camp, the roster has been officially announced. However, not a single new player was announced.

Unlike players, who drove to Arena Riga with their cars, head coach Julius Supler arrived on a white horse and there was a reason for it – right before the end of the 2009/10 regular season Supler agreed to a dare with captain Sandis Ozolinsh. The dare was for Supler to ride a white horse around the Riga center, if the team reached Western Conference semifinals, which they eventually did, beating SKA St. Petersburg.

However, two players, which were previously listed with Dinamo Riga, were not announced during the roster presentation. For some obvious reasons, sixteen-year-old Ivars Punnenovs was not presented together with Dinamo Riga, eventhough he is currently training together with the team. The other player not presented was Russian Igor Biryukov. As there has been no official announcement regarding him, we can only guess, whether he is still with the team or not.

Meanwhile, players like Ronalds Cinks, Raimonds Vilkoits and Juris Upitis were announced during the HK Riga roster presentation, which might mean that they will not pursue their pre-season preparation together with Dinamo Riga, but, once again, no official confirmation for that.

Also, in an short interview, general manager Normunds Sejejs said that the roster is done and within the next week the latest additions to the team will be announced.

Dinamo Riga roster at the presentation:

G	Chris Holt	USA
G	Edgars Lusins	Latvia
D	Janis Andersons	Latvia
D	Oskars Cibulskis	Latvia
D	Guntis Galvins	Latvia
D	Martins Jakovlevs	Latvia
D	Rodrigo Lavins	Latvia
D	Sandis Ozolins	Latvia
D	Jekabs Redlihs	Latvia
D	Krisjanis Redlihs	Latvia
D	Arvids Rekis	Latvia
D	Kristaps Sotnieks	Latvia
F	Girts Ankipans	Latvia
F	Kenneth Bergqvist	Sweden	Try-out
F	Roberts Bukarts	Latvia
F	Lauris Darzins	Latvia
F	Andris Dzerins	Latvia
F	Mark Hartigan	Canada
F	Martins Karsums	Latvia
F	Vitaly Karamnov	Russia	Try-out
F	Gints Meija	Latvia
F	Aleksandrs Nizivijs	Latvia
F	Eriks Ozollapa	Latvia	Try-out
F	Sergejs Pecura	Latvia	Try-out
F	Ainars Podzins	Latvia	Try-out
F	Mikelis Redlihs	Latvia
F	Juraj Simek	Switzerland	Try-out
F	Janis Sprukts	Latvia
F	Juris Stals	Latvia	Try-out
F	Tomas Surovy	Czech Rep.
F	Brock Trotter	USA

It is July 23 and, according to the rules of the Kontinental Hockey League, teams are officially allowed to begin their pre-season training camps, despite the fact that most of players across the league have been doing individual coach assignments already for some time. Today also Dinamo Riga began their training camp, which takes place in Valmiera, Latvia.

39 players have began the camp and the first cuts are expected to be made already on July 25. Cuts will either play in HK Riga of the MHL or have to find another club, where to pursue their careers. The team will be in Valmiera for a week.

Although the general manager of the club Normunds Sejejs promised that the a signing of a team’s starting goalie will be announced by the beginning of camp, apparently, Sejejs has not managed to fill his promises. Currently on the camp there is also Ervins Mustukovs, who has already signed with Sheffield Steelers of Elite Ice Hockey League for 2010/11, as Steelers will begin their camp only later on.

Currently, for unknown reasons, 1990-born forwards Ronalds Cinks, who is said to have a contract with Dinamo for 2010/11, is not on the camp roster. There were rumours that also Armands Berzins mights join the team for a try-out. Also there is a possibility that Kristaps Sotnieks might join the camp, as he has returned from the Washington Capitals Development Camp.

The camp roster also came up with several players, who were almost forgotten in the Latvian ice hockey society – Guntis Dzerins, Eriks Ozollapa and Edgars Lipsbergs. Guntis Dzerins (older brother of Andris) missed whole 2009/10, because of an injury, previously playing two seasons fro MHC Martin of Slovakian Extraliga. Both Ozollapa and Lipsbergs spent some time studying in the USA. Also two Russian players – Vitaly Karamnov and Igor Biryukov – are taking part in the camp. Karamnov, 1989-born forward, scored 45 points in 42 games in the MHL last season, as well as made seven KHL appearances with the Dynamo Moscow.

Camp roster:

G	Chris Holt	1985	USA	2011-12
G	Edgars Lusins	1984	Latvia	Try-out
G	Ervins Mustukovs	1984	Latvia	Steelers
G	Ivars Punnenovs	1994	Latvia	Junior
D	Janis Andersons	1986	Latvia	?
D	Oskars Cibulskis	1988	Latvia	?
D	Guntis Galvins	1986	Latvia	?
D	Rodrigo Lavins	1974	Latvia	2011-11
D	Sandis Ozolins	1972	Latvia	2011-11
D	Jekabs Redlihs	1982	Latvia	2011-11
D	Krisjanis Redlihs	1981	Latvia	?
D	Arvids Rekis	1979	Latvia	2011-11
D	Ricards Birzins	1989	Latvia	Junior
D	Aleksandrs Galkins	1990	Latvia	Junior
D	Martins Jakovlevs	1991	Latvia	Junior
D	Eriks Sevcenko	1991	Latvia	Junior
F	Girts Ankipans	1975	Latvia	?
F	Roberts Bukarts	1990	Latvia	2010-11
F	Lauris Darzins	1985	Latvia	?
F	Andris Dzerins	1988	Latvia	2010-11
F	Mark Hartigan	1977	Canada	2010-11
F	Martins Karsums	1986	Latvia	2011-12
F	Gints Meija	1987	Latvia	?
F	Aleksandrs Nizivijs	1976	Latvia	2010-11
F	Mikelis Redlihs	1984	Latvia	?
F	Janis Sprukts	1982	Latvia	2010-11
F	Tomas Surovy	1981	Czech Rep.	2010-11
F	Raimonds Vilkoits	1990	Latvia	2010-11
F	Kenneth Bergqvist	1980	Sweden	Try-out
F	Igor Biryukov	1990	Russia	Try-out
F	Guntis Dzerins	1985	Latvia	Try-out
F	Vitaly Karamnov	1989	Russia	Try-out
F	Edgars Lipsbergs	1989	Latvia	Junior
F	Eriks Ozollapa	1987	Latvia	Try-out
F	Sergejs Pecura	1987	Latvia	Try-out
F	Ainars Podzins	1992	Latvia	Junior
F	Juraj Simek	1987	Switzerland	Try-out
F	Juris Stals	1982	Latvia	Try-out
F	Juris Upitis	1991	Latvia	Junior

Dinamo Riga is getting ready not only for the next season of Kontinental Hockey League, but also MHL, where HK Riga is going to take part in for the first time. Just before the beginning of training camp on June 5, club’s homepage initially announced 46 candidates for the team, but a few days later 2 more players (Jasionis and Ozols) were added to the list.

Both Viktors Jasionis and Mikus Ozols are forwards. While Ozols, being 1991-born, played in Arboga last year, Jasionis played in the Latvian league club Metalurgs Liepaja-2.

Pos.	Nat.	Name	Date of birth	Previous club
GK	Latvia	Ivars Punnenovs	1994.05.30	Pikes EHC Oberthurgau
GK	Latvia	Kristers Gudlevskis	1992.07.31	Ozolnieki/Juniors
GK	Latvia	Rihards Cimermanis	1993.03.22	SK Riga/Profs 18
GK	Latvia	Toms Broks	1991.04.24	Arboga J20
GK	Latvia	Uldis Calpa	1991.09.04	SK Riga/Profs 18
DF	Latvia	Andrejs Smirnovs	1992.06.27	SK Riga/Profs 18
DF	Latvia	Arturs Salija	1992.05.15	SK Riga/Profs 18
DF	Latvia	Edgars Dikis	1991.10.16	Arboga J20
DF	Latvia	Edvards Zarins	1991.12.02	Arboga J20
DF	Latvia	Eriks Sevcenko	1991.04.28	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
DF	Latvia	Gustavs Celms	1993.11.12	SK Riga/Profs 18
DF	Latvia	Janis Lazdans	1992.10.04	SK Riga/Profs 18
DF	Latvia	Karlis Kalvitis	1991.03.25	Shattuck St. Mary’s
DF	Latvia	Kriss Lipsbergs	1993.04.03	SK Riga/Profs 18
DF	Latvia	Kristaps Nimanis	1993.07.21	SK Riga/Profs 18
DF	Latvia	Martins Jakovlevs	1991.05.04	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
DF	Latvia	Martins Porejs	1991.07.06	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
DF	Latvia	Nikita Kolesnikovs	1992.10.30	SK Riga/Profs 18
DF	Latvia	Pauls Zvirbulis	1993.02.24	SK Riga/Profs 18
DF	Latvia	Ricards Birzins	1989.04.24	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
FW	Latvia	Andris Siksnis	1993.05.06	SK Riga/Profs 18
FW	Latvia	Davis Straupe	1992.08.05	SK Riga/Profs 18
FW	Latvia	Deniss Baskatovs	1993.04.06	HK Prizma
FW	Latvia	Edgars Bebris	1991.08.07	HK Ogre
FW	Latvia	Elvijs Biezais	1991.06.30	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
FW	Latvia	Ivans Dmitrijevs	1992.07.08	HK Prizma
FW	Latvia	Janis Berzins	1992.12.20	SK Riga/Profs 18
FW	Latvia	Janis Zarins	1991.07.29	Arboga J20
FW	Sweden	Jesper Aasa	1991.08.12	Shattuck St. Mary’s
FW	Latvia	Juris Upitis	1991.06.16	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
FW	Latvia	Juris Ziemins	1993.09.15	SK Riga/Profs 18
FW	Latvia	Kirils Tambijevs	1992.02.04	SK Riga/Profs 18
FW	Latvia	Kristians Pelss	1992.09.09	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
FW	Latvia	Lauris Rancevs	1993.10.17	SK Riga/Profs 18
FW	Latvia	Maris Bicevskis	1991.08.03	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
FW	Latvia	Mikelis Freimanis	1992.09.17	Ozolnieki/Juniors
FW	Latvia	Miks Indrasis	1990.09.30	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
FW	Latvia	Miks Lipsbergs	1991.06.09	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
FW	Latvia	Raimonds Upenieks	1992.02.20	SK Riga/Profs 18
FW	Latvia	Raimonds Vilkoits	1990.04.10	Dinamo-Juniors Riga
FW	Latvia	Rinalds Rautensilds	1993.01.15	SK Riga/Profs 18
FW	Latvia	Ronalds Cinks	1990.03.22	Dinamo Riga
FW	Latvia	Rudolfs Prusis	1992.05.26	SK Riga/Profs 18
FW	Latvia	Rustams Begovs	1993.06.26	SK Riga/Profs 18
FW	Latvia	Vjaceslavs Movko	1992.01.22	HK Ogre
FW	Latvia	Vladislavs Dobrenkijs	1991.08.08	Dinamo-Juniors Riga