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Does Latvian championship even matter to the federation?
(written by Ivars Zvirgzdiņš and originally published on Sportacentrs.com)
Shortly before the start of the 2012/13 season, Latvian hockey federation has published calendar for the upcoming season of the Latvian league. After a thorough exploration, myself being a mundane Latvian hockey follower, I was struck with dozens of questions and thoughts regarding the current state of Latvian hockey.
The first and most important question is in whose interests was the new calendar created. Much time isn’t needed to find an answer to it – already last year both Prizma Riga and Juniors Riga had problems with starting both in MHL B and Latvian league. Several of Juniors Riga games were rescheduled and there were others problems with Juniors’ participation in the league as well. For example, the federation seemed to not notice Juniors Riga decision of ignoring a few regular season games versus Lithuanian Energija Elektrenai, despite the fact that the club didn’t have MHL B games at that time. In the upcoming season Metalurgs Liepaja-2 will become already the third club that will play in both MHL B and Latvian league.
But let’s return our attention to the calendar of the next season! First of all, this year there will be eight teams participating in the league (there were 10 teams last year). This season SK LSPA/Riga has decided to drop out of the tournament and at this point also Energija Elektrenai isn’t among the competitors of the league.
Only eight teams participating in the tournament is nothing new or tragic, as the league has experienced already several such seasons in the past. The unfortunate part of the story begins, when we count the number of games each team will play – there are going to be a total of 112 regular seasons games, meaning only 28 matches for each of the teams. Also the playoff stage will start only with the semifinals (instead of six teams fighting for the title in the previous years). For a comparison, the newly established Latvian Enthusiast league (an amateur one) each team is planned to have 19 games and playoffs starting from the quarterfinal stage. Continuing our comparison, both EBEL and Belarusian league has more than 50 games in their regular season.
The motivation of decreasing the game pressure on the three teams participating in MHL B is apparent, but immediately another question arises – does the effort of growing our upcoming junior generation in the Russian hockey system leave the other Latvian players, who are already past their junior age, without a chance of playing a proper amount of games during the season? We have plenty of examples of players showing what they are really capable of when they have already reached 25 years or even older. There must be certain circumstances under which such players could develop, and one of them is a chance of playing a decent number of games. Could 28 games per season be considered a decent number or do we once again have to rely on Russia or some other European country on the development of Latvian players?
The number of Latvian hockey talents is far from being rich, thus we have to be able of acknowledging them and offering them a chance of proper development. Still, we also have to point out that a notable proportion of the younger players don’t even wait until they reach 20 years and become useless to the Latvian hockey scene – many players opt to play abroad starting from a very early age. Who can even estimate how many talented players Latvian hockey has lost in such a way?
Returning to the issue of the participation of the Lithuanian team Energija Elektrenai, we must conclude that there is no consensus reached yet, as clearly it is a clash of two different interest groups. Already prior the previous season team’s participation in the league wasn’t clear until the very last minute, and the situation seems to be same now as well. Although Latvian federation hasn’t confirmed Energija’s participation, in Lithuanian press the executive members of the team are telling about team’s intentions of renovating the Elektrenai ice rink and club’s readiness of competing in the Latvian league. It seems that, in the name of the three teams participating in MHL B, Latvian federation is ready to give up our years long cooperation with the Lithuanian team. It is quite odd, as Latvian federation expects a helpful hand from other countries, yet we are not willing to help the development of hockey in other countries.
To sum up, there is only one real conclusion – dear Mr. Lipmans (head of Latvian federation) and the owners of the Latvian teams, perhaps the time has come to cease imitating activity and start working on the development of the league? A development, whose aim would be clear to the Latvian hockey fans and most likely to the Latvian hockey federation as well.
Written by Didzis Rudmanis
September 3, 2012 at 20:42
Posted in Latvian league
Tagged with Energija Elektrenai, Juniors Riga, Kirovs Lipmans, Latvian federation, Latvian league, Metalurgs Liepaja-2, MHL B, Prizma Riga, SK LSPA/Riga
Latvian U20 candidates announced
Latvian U20 national team head coach Leonids Beresnevs has announced those 30 players, who will take part in the pre-World Junior Championship training camp in Jelgava from December 6 until December 11.
The final roster of the team will be announced on December 10. Already the next day the team will leave for Babruysk, Belarus, where on December 13 will play already against British U20 national team.
List of the candidates:
G | Janis Auzins | 1991 | Zemgale | Latvia |
G | Kristers Gudlevskis | 1992 | HK Riga | MHL |
G | Janis Kalnins | 1991 | Metalurgs Liepaja-2 | Latvia |
D | Reinis Demiters | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Edgars Dikis | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Kristers Freibergs | 1992 | Metalurgs Liepaja | Belarus |
D | Ralfs Freibergs | 1991 | Texas Tornado | NAHL |
D | Martins Jakovlevs | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Karlis Kalvitis | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Martins Porejs | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Arturs Salija | 1992 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Eriks Sevcenko | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Raimonds Tubelis | 1991 | Metalurgs Liepaja-2 | Latvia |
F | Maris Bicevskis | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Elvijs Biezais | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Maris Dilevka | 1992 | Metalurgs Liepaja | Belarus |
F | Vladislavs Dobrenkijs | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Maksims Firsovs | 1991 | SK LSPA/Riga | Latvia |
F | Zemgus Girgensons | 1994 | Dubuque Fighting Saints | USHL |
F | Girts Jansons | 1991 | Muik Hockey | Finland4 |
F | Egils Kalns | 1991 | Metalurgs Liepaja | Belarus |
F | Ronalds Kenins | 1991 | GC Kusnacht Lions | NLB |
F | Edgars Kurmis | 1993 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Arturs Mickevics | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Kristians Pelss | 1992 | Edmonton Oil Kings | WHL |
F | Nils Semjonovs | 1991 | Aberdeen Wings | NAHL |
F | Davis Straupe | 1992 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Juris Upitis | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Rolands Vigners | 1991 | Reims | French Division 1 |
F | Bruno Zabis | 1991 | Metalurgs Liepaja | Belarus |
Written by Didzis Rudmanis
November 30, 2010 at 15:56
Posted in Latvian U20 national team
Tagged with Aberdeen Wings, Arturs Mickevics, Arturs Salija, Belarussian league, British U20 national team, Bruno Zabis, Davis Straupe, Dubuque Fighting Saints, Edgars Dikis, Edgars urmis, Edmonton Oil Kings, Egils Kalns, Elvijs Biezais, Eriks Sevcenko, Finnish 4th league, French Division 1, GC Kusnacht Lions, Girts Jansons, HK Riga, Janis Auzins, Janis Kalnins, Juris Upitis, Karlis Kalvitis, Kristers Freibergs, Kristers Gudlevskis, Kristians Pelss, Latvian league, Latvian U20 national team, Leonids Beresnevs, Maksims Firsovs, Maris Bicevskis, Maris Dilevka, Martins Jakovlevs, Martins Porejs, Metalurgs Liepaja, Metalurgs Liepaja-2, MHL, Muik Hockey, NAHL, Nils Semjonovs, NLB, Raimonds Tubelis, Ralfs Freibergs, Reims, Reinis Demiters, Rolads Vigners, Ronalds Kenins, SK LSPA/Riga, Texas Tornado, United States Hockey League, Vladislavs Dobrenkijs, Western Hockey League, World Junior Championship, Zemgale, Zemgus Girgensons
Latvian U20 finishes second at the Sino Cup
Yesterday the 2010 Sino Cup finished, as the last two games were held, despite the fact that Latvian U20 team had already played it’s four games by November 12. Latvian team has finished tournament in the second place, right after Belarussian team.
Latvian team started the tournament with an unconvincing 3:2 shootout win over the hosts – Danish U20 team. On the next day Latvians lost 0:3 to Belarussians, which will be the main contestant for the win at the 2011 World U18 Championships in Division 1, but then Latvians beat Finland 3:2 in the shootout – that wasn’t a huge upset, as the Finnish U20 first team is currently at the Four Nations Tournament in Prague. The last game will probably remain as the most memorable of this tournament – a 9:0 run-over the Austrian U20 team.
In the end, Belarussians had eight points and finished the tournament in first place, while Latvians, Danes and Finns had all seven points, and Latvians ended up in the second place only because of a better goal difference. Ronalds Kenins, who scored 6 (2+4) points, was the leading scorer of the whole tournament.
Latvian U20 results:
3:2 SO | Denmark | November 9 |
0:3 | Belarus | November 10 |
3:2 SO | Finland | November 11 |
9:0 | Austria | November 12 |
Latvian U20 statistics:
Player | GP | G | A | P | PIM | YOB | Team | League | |
F | Ronalds Kenins | 4 | 2 | 4 | 6 | 2 | 1991 | GC Kusnacht Lions | NLB |
F | Maris Dilevka | 4 | 3 | 2 | 5 | 4 | 1992 | Metalurgs Liepaja-2 | Latvia |
F | Rolands Vigners | 4 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 6 | 1991 | Reims | French Division 1 |
F | Egils Kalns | 4 | 2 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 1991 | Metalurgs Liepaja | Belarus |
F | Girts Jansons | 4 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 1991 | Muik Hockey | Finland4 |
F | Edgars Kurmis | 4 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 1993 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Maksims Firsovs | 4 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 6 | 1991 | SK LSPA/Riga | Latvia |
D | Martins Porejs | 4 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 20 | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Martins Jakovlevs | 4 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Maris Bicevskis | 4 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Arturs Mickevics | 4 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 6 | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Eriks Sevcenko | 4 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Elvijs Biezais | 4 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Davis Straupe | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1992 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Kristers Freibergs | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1992 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Edgars Dikis | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Karlis Kalvitis | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Raimonds Upenieks | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 1992 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Raimonds Tubelis | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1991 | Metalurgs Liepaja-2 | Latvia |
D | Reinis Demiters | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
Written by Didzis Rudmanis
November 14, 2010 at 10:22
Posted in Latvian U20 national team
Tagged with Arturs Mickevics, Austrian U20 national team, Belarussian league, Belarussian U20 national team, Danish U20 national team, Davis Straupe, Edgars Dikis, Edgars Kurmis, Egils Kalns, Elvijs Biezais, Eriks Sevcenko, Finnish 4th league, Finnish U20 national team, French Division 1, GC Kusnacht Lions, Girts Jansons, HK Riga, Karlis Kalvitis, Kristers Freibergs, Latvian league, Latvian U20 national team, Maksims Firsovs, Maris Bicevskis, Maris Dilevka, Martins Jakovlevs, Martins Porejs, Metalurgs Liepaja, Metalurgs Liepaja-2, MHL, Muik Hockey, NLB, Raimonds Tubelis, Raimonds Upenieks, Reims, Reinis Demiters, Rolands Vigners, Ronalds Kenins, Sino Cup, SK LSPA/Riga, World U18 Championship
Latvian U20 roster announced
Today the Latvian U20 national team roster for the U20 Sino Cup in Rodovre, Denmark, which will begin on November 9 and during which Latvian team is going to face Austrian, Belarussian, Danish and Finnish U20 national teams, was announced.
It is the last preparatory tournament for the Latvian team, before the 2011 First division U20 Championship, which is going to take place in Babruysk, Belarus between December 9-13. The only aim for the Latvian team is to win their main rivals Belarussians and return to the Elite division for 2012.
Announced roster for the tournament:
G | Kristers Gudlevskis | 1992 | HK Riga | MHL |
G | Janis Kalnins | 1991 | Metalurgs Liepaja-2 | Latvia |
D | Reinis Demiters | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Edgars Dikis | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Kristers Freibergs | 1992 | Metalurgs Liepaja | Belarus |
D | Martins Jakovlevs | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Karlis Kalvitis | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Martins Porejs | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Eriks Sevcenko | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
D | Raimonds Tubelis | 1991 | Metalurgs Liepaja-2 | Latvia |
F | Maris Bicevskis | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Elvijs Biezais | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Maris Dilevka | 1992 | Metalurgs Liepaja-2 | Latvia |
F | Maksims Firsovs | 1991 | SK LSPA/Riga | Latvia |
F | Girts Jansons | 1991 | Muik Hockey | Finland4 |
F | Egils Kalns | 1991 | Metalurgs Liepaja | Belarus |
F | Edgars Kurmis | 1993 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Ronalds Kenins | 1991 | GC Kusnacht Lions | NLB |
F | Arturs Mickevics | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Davis Straupe | 1992 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Raimonds Upenieks | 1992 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Juris Upitis | 1991 | HK Riga | MHL |
F | Rolands Vigners | 1991 | Reims | French Division 1 |
Let me just remind you that in September the sixth Sergei Zholtok Memorial Cup was held in Riga. Here you can take a look back at the team’s roster in September: U20 roster for the Zholtok Cup announced
Written by Didzis Rudmanis
November 8, 2010 at 15:46
Posted in Latvian U20 national team
Tagged with Arturs Mickevics, Austrian U20 national team, Belarussian Extraleague, Belarussian U20 national team, Danish U20 national team, Davis Straupe, Edgars Dikis, Edgars Kurmis, Egils Kalns, Elvijs Biezais, Eriks Sevcenko, Finnish 4th league, Finnish U20 national team, French Division 1, GC Kusnacht Lions, Girts Jansons, HK Riga, Janis Kalnins, Juris Upitis, Karlis Kalvitis, Kristers Freibergs, Kristers Gudlevskis, Latvian league, Latvian U20 national team, Maksims Firsovs, Maris Bicevskis, Maris Dilevka, Martins Jakovlevs, Martins Porejs, Metalurgs Liepaja, Metalurgs Liepaja-2, MHL, Muik Hockey, NLB, Raimonds Tubelis, Raimonds Upenieks, Reims, Reinis Demiters, Rolands Vigners, Ronalds Kenins, Sergei Zholtok Memorial Cup, Sino Cup, SK LSPA/Riga, World U20 Championship
The Major List: Latvian league roster applications
This article(let’s be modest, this list) reveals approximately 70% of all the players, who will step on the ice for a Latvian league game next season. Today a list of roster applications was published in Sporta Avize. However, HK Ogre and Lithuanian Orakulas Vilnius have not submitted applications as of yet.
HK Ozolnieki/Monarhs
The team has not added a single player to the roster, the teams will still consist of veteran Latvian players, who have played for Ozolnieki/Monarhs (Vilki Riga, HK NIK’s Brih Riga) for many, many years. Naturally, team also includes several younger players, like Kristaps Stigis or Aldis Pizans.
HK Ozolnieki/Monarhs roster:
G | Kristaps Stigis | 1987 |
G | Sergejs Kuznecovs | 1978 |
D | Aldis Pizans | 1989 |
D | Aleksandrs Siskovics | 1972 |
D | Andris Vegners | 1979 |
D | Edgars Rozentals | 1976 |
D | Janis Lukasevskis | 1970 |
D | Mihails Bogdanovs | 1976 |
D | Nikolajs Jakovlevs | 1972 |
D | Vadims Solovjovs | 1970 |
D | Vitalijs Goncaruks | 1979 |
F | Artjoms Ogorodnikovs | 1989 |
F | Eriks Bisenieks | 1982 |
F | Janis Vegners | 1977 |
F | Maris Dreilings | 1970 |
F | Nikita Krilovs | 1985 |
F | Nikolajs Jerofejevs | 1986 |
F | Olegs Koreskovs | 1984 |
F | Peteris Ostosovs | 1972 |
F | Romans Glazkovs | 1984 |
F | Sergejs Povecerovskis | 1960 |
F | Vadims Romanovskis | 1978 |
F | Viktors Lobacovs | 1986 |
F | Vilnis Vabolis | 1967 |
F | Vitalijs Gurevics | 1972 |
Metalurgs Liepaja-2
Metalurgs farm club has only a couple of minor additions, but most of the new faces on the Metalurgs Liepaja-2 roster will come from the Metalurgs U18 team.
Metalurgs Liepaja-2 roster:
G | Janis Kalnins | 1991 |
G | Nauris Grinvalds | 1990 |
G | Vadims Miscuks | 1993 |
D | Arturs Kuzmenkovs | 1993 |
D | Edgars Siksna | 1993 |
D | Gatis Bruders | 1991 |
D | Reinis Demiters | 1991 |
D | Romans Sevcenko | 1991 |
D | Sandis Sostaks | 1993 |
F | Bruno Zabis | 1991 |
F | Daniel Bogdziul | 1994 |
F | Davis Paipa | 1991 |
F | Egils Kalns | 1991 |
F | Pauls Hodzko | 1993 |
F | Peteris Pujats | 1990 |
F | Renars Kalinovskis | 1993 |
F | Rodijs Razmuss | 1990 |
F | Sergejs Tarabrins | 1992 |
F | Valters Freijs | 1994 |
? | Dmitrijs Labovskis | 1993 |
DHK Latgale
DHK Latgale roster:
G | Arturas Kuzmicius | 1990 |
G | Raivis Cimoska | 1993 |
G | Ruslans Kurelass | 1991 |
D | Andrejs Kondrovskis-Kudrjavskis | 1993 |
D | Edgars Apelis | 1989 |
D | Imants Lescovs | 1994 |
D | Kalvis Ozols | 1993 |
D | Sergejs Petuskovs | 1991 |
D | Vadims Sinakovs | 1992 |
D | Vladislavs Balakuns | 1988 |
F | Aleksandrs Kercs | 1967 |
F | Andrei Lukin | 1989 |
F | Arnis Kusins | 1991 |
F | Arturs Sevcenko | 1994 |
F | Deniss Baskatovs | 1993 |
F | Deniss Martjusovs | 1984 |
F | Eduards Bullitis | 1986 |
F | Egidius Bauba | 1977 |
F | Ivans Kokins | 1991 |
F | Jevgenijs Fjodorovs | 1993 |
F | Kristians Drelings | 1993 |
F | Leonards Rimjans | 1994 |
F | Ralfs Barkevics | 1993 |
F | Renats Vabiscevics | 1990 |
F | Rihards Grigors | 1992 |
F | Sandis Virkstenis | 1991 |
F | Vitalijs Lescovs | 1991 |
F | Vladislavs Lescovs | 1993 |
? | Marks Zeldess | 1993 |
Zemgale
Zemgale roster:
F | Andis Abolins | 1986 |
? | Lauris Dzerins | ? |
D | Aigars Mironovics | 1976 |
D | Hardijs Paradnieks | 1987 |
F | Eriks Ozollapa | 1987 |
D | Kriss Kupcus | 1990 |
F | Henrijs Uzraugs | 1990 |
D | Otomars Plinta | 1990 |
D | Rihards Strauss | 1993 |
F | Arturs Batraks | 1990 |
G | Kristaps Kruze | 1993 |
D | Kaspars Kragis | 1992 |
D | Miks Komuls | 1993 |
F | Janis Zarins | 1993 |
F | Dairis Zarins | 1992 |
G | Renars Kazanovs | 1984 |
F | Arturs Abolins | 1994 |
G | Janis Auzins | 1991 |
F | Edgars Cuss | 1992 |
F | Janis Sahno | 1991 |
SK LSPA/Riga
SK LSPA/Riga roster:
G | Karlis Zakrevskis | 1993 |
G | Ronalds Burnickis | 1988 |
G | Silvestrs Kulins | 1993 |
D | Andrejs Smirnovs | 1992 |
D | Arvis Petunovs | 1993 |
D | Dmitrijs Ankudinovs | 1991 |
D | Maksims Krutjko | 1993 |
D | Ojars Smaukstelis | 1993 |
D | Viktors Sorins | 1992 |
F | Armands Holms | 1991 |
F | Dags Laucins | 1992 |
F | Gints Leitis | 1992 |
F | Ivans Dmitrijevs | 1992 |
F | Janis Zarins | 1991 |
F | Juris Ziemins | 1993 |
F | Karlis Hirss | 1992 |
F | Lauris Ziemins | 1989 |
F | Livars Lans | 1993 |
F | Maksims Firsovs | 1991 |
F | Oto Everss | 1992 |
F | Pauls Krumins | 1993 |
F | Pavels Tribuncovs | 1993 |
F | Rihards Kepitis | 1992 |
F | Sandis Saulite | 1993 |
F | Viktors Rutkovskis | 1993 |
? | Rozenbergs | ? |
? | Zagars | ? |
Prizma Riga
Prizma Riga roster:
G | Janis Liepa | 1993 |
G | Raivis Turks | 1993 |
D | Ansis Brikainis | 1993 |
D | Edvins Kolcins | 1992 |
D | Freibergs | ? |
D | Nauris Buskevics | 1993 |
D | Renars Zeltins | 1994 |
D | Ricards Berzins | 1992 |
D | Rinalds Audziss | 1993 |
D | Vladislavs Dudins | 1992 |
F | Aigars Pauce | 1993 |
F | Artjoms Sutovs | 1994 |
F | Daniels Riekstins | 1994 |
F | Edgars Dzirkalis | 1993 |
F | Edgars Kurmis | 1993 |
F | Edgars Opulskis | 1994 |
F | Eduards Zenins | 1993 |
F | Filips Plostnieks | 1994 |
F | Justas Steponaitis | 1993 |
F | Kristaps Riekstins | 1993 |
F | Mikus Hermanis | 1993 |
F | Rihards Malinovskis | 1990 |
? | Ancs | ? |
? | Brants | ? |
? | Mackevics | ? |
? | Mitjanovs | ? |
? | Savrinovics | ? |
? | Zarovs | ? |
Written by Didzis Rudmanis
August 24, 2010 at 10:44
Posted in Latvian league
Tagged with Aigars Mironovics, Aigars Pauce, Aldis Pizans, Aleksandrs Kercs, Aleksandrs Siskovics, Andis Abolins, Andrei Lukin, Andrejs Kondrovskis-Kudrjavskis, Andrejs Smirnovs, Andris Vegners, Ansis Brikainis, Armands Holms, Arnis Kusins, Artjoms Ogorodnikovs, Artjoms Sutovs, Arturas Kuzmicius, Arturs Abolins, Arturs Batraks, Arturs Kuzmenkovs, Arturs Sevcenko, Arvis Petunovs, Bruno Zabis, Dags Laucins, Dairis Zarins, Daniel Bogdziul, Daniels Riekstins, Davis Paipa, Deniss Baskatovs, Deniss Martjusovs, DHK Latgale, Dmitrijs Ankudinovs, Dmitrijs Labovskis, Edgars Apelis, Edgars Cuss, Edgars Dzirkalis, Edgars Kurmis, Edgars Opulskis, Edgars Rozentals, Edgars Siksna, Eduards Bullitis, Eduards Zenins, Edvins Kolcins, Egidius Bauba, Egils Kalns, Eriks Bisenieks, Eriks Ozollapa, Filips Plostnieks, Gatis Bruders, Gints Leitis, Hardijs Paradnieks, Henrijs Uzraugs, HK NIK's Brih Riga, HK Ogre, HK Ozolnieki/Monarhs, Imants Lescovs, Ivans Dmitrijevs, Ivans Kokins, Janis Auzins, Janis Kalnins, Janis Liepa, Janis Lukasevskis, Janis Sahno, Janis Vegners, Janis Zarins, Jevgenijs Fjodorovs, Juris Ziemins, Justas Steponaitis, Kalvis Ozols, Karlis Hirss, Karlis Zakrevskis, Kaspars Kragis, Kriss Kupcus, Kristaps Kruze, Kristaps Riekstins, Kristaps Stigis, Kristians Drelings, Lauris Dzerins, Lauris Ziemins, Leonards Rimjans, Livars Lans, Maksims Firsovs, Maksims Krutjko, Maris Dreilings, Marks Zeldess, Metalurgs Liepaja U18, Metalurgs Liepaja-2, Mihails Bogdanovs, Miks Komuls, Mikus Hermanis, Nauris Buskevics, Nauris Grinvalds, Nikita Krilovs, Nikolajs Jakovlevs, Nikolajs Jerofejevs, Ojars Smaukstelis, Olegs Koreskovs, Orakulas Vilnius, Oto Everss, Otomars Plinta, Pauls Hodzko, Pauls Krumins, Pavels Tribuncovs, Peteris Ostosovs, Peteris Pujats, Prizma Riga, Raivis Cimoska, Raivis Turks, Ralfs Barkevics, Reinis Demiters, Renars Kalinovskis, Renars Kazanovs, Renars Zeltins, Renats Vabiscevics, Ricards Berzins, Rihards Grigors, Rihards Kepitis, Rihards Malinovskis, Rihards Strauss, Rinalds Audziss, Rodijs Razmuss, Romans Glazkovs, Romans Sevcenko, Ronalds Burnickis, Ruslans Kurelass, Sandis Saulite, Sandis Sostaks, Sandis Virkstenis, Sergejs Kuznecovs, Sergejs Petuskovs, Sergejs Povecerovskis, Sergejs Tarabrins, Silvestrs Kulins, SK LSPA/Riga, Vadims Miscuks, Vadims Romanovskis, Vadims Sinakovs, Vadims Solovjovs, Valters Freijs, Viktors Lobacovs, Viktors Rutkovskis, Viktors Sorins, Vilki Riga, Vilnis Vabolis, Vitalijs Goncaruks, Vitalijs Gurevics, Vitalijs Lescovs, Vladislavs Balakuns, Vladislavs Dudins, Vladislavs Lescovs, Zemgale