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Avangard Omsk

	1950
	Omsk Arena
	Omsk, Russia
	Red, black, white
	Russian Super League

HC Avangard Omsk is a professional Russian ice hockey team. ť Founded: 1950

Home arena: Omsk Arena (capacity 10,000) ť Russian Championships won: 1 (2004)

European Champions Cups won: 1 (2005)

History

Avangard, which translates to "avanguard" in English, was established in 1950. The logo features a stylised hawk. The club has changed names several times, with previous names including Spartak Omsk, Aeroflot Omsk, Kauchuk Omsk, Khimik Omsk, and Shinnik Omsk.
Avangard Omsk won the Russian Superleague in 2004, which qualified them for the inaugural IIHF European Champions Cup. They would be the first winners of that competition, beating Kärpät Oulu from Finland.
The team isn't owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich as it may be concerned. Russian oil company Sibneft partly finances the team, but the majority of its budget comes from province tax money.

Roster

As of September 20, 2007

Goaltenders

Defensemen

3 Nikita Nikitin

5 Evgeni Dubrovin

6 DenisDenisov

8 Evgeni Kurbatov

33 Anton Babchuk

52 Mikhail Lyubushin

53 Sergey Klimentev

81 Ross Lupachuk

Forwards

7 Alexei Cherepanov

9 Alexei Tertyshnyy

12 Evgeni Khatsey

15 Alexander Svitov-C

17 Vladimir Pervushin

19 Anton Kuryanov

22 Ilya Fedin

24 Alexander Popov

28 Maxim Yakutsenya

29 Igor Averin

39 Pavel Rosa

71 Alexei Kalyuzhny

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