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SKA representatives will compete for Russia 25 and the Stars and VHL team

SKA representatives will compete for Russia 25 and the Stars and VHL team

6 December 2023

The final Russia 25 and the Stars of VHL team squads for the upcoming 2023 Channel One Cup have been revealed.

The two teams will compete against the senior Belarusian and Kazakh national teams at the Ice Palace in Saint Petersburg.

Here is the coaching staff:

Head coach: Roman Rotenberg.

Coaches: Sergei Zubov, Konstantin Shafranov, Albert Leshchyov, Evgeny Koreshkov, Alexei Babintsev, Evgeny Ketov.

Goalkeeping coach: Yury Klyuchnikov.

Physical conditioning coaches: Alexander Troshin, Artyom Nekhoroshikh.

Consultant coach: Vladimir Yurzinov.

SKA goalkeepers Artemiy Pleshkov and Nikita Serebryakov, defensemen Artyom Zemchyonok, Alexander Nikishin, Artyom Sergeev and Maxim Fedotov and forwards Zakhar Bardakov, Mikhail Vorobyov, Vasily Glotov, Arseniy Gritsyuk, Valentin Zykov, Nikolai Polyakov, Sergei Tolchinsky, Marat Khairullin and Andrei Chivilyov have all been included in the Russia 25 roster for the competition.

Moreover, SKA defensemen Yegor Zelenov and Arseniy Koromyslov and forwards Mikhail Kabat, Matvei Kabush, Grigory Kuzmin and Ilya Fedotov have been picked to represent the Stars and VHL side. SKA-Neva head coach Nikolai Voevodin will manage the team, with fellow SKA system coaches Alexander Titov and Alexei Davydov assisting him.

Tournament schedule:

December 14th

Belarus - Kazakhstan, 14:00*
Russia - Stars and VHL, 18:30

December 15th

3-on-3 competition

December 16th

Kazakhstan - Stars and VHL, 11:00
Russia - Belarus, 15:00

December 17th

Belarus - Stars and VHL, 11:00
Russia - Kazakhstan, 15:00

*All times in accordance with Moscow time

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