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List of Soviet And Russian Ice Hockey Goal Scoring Championsreport

  • 1946–47 Anatoli Tarasov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1947–48 Vsevolod Bobrov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1948–49 Alexei Guryshev - PHC Krylya Sovetov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1949–50 Viktor Shuvalov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1950–51 Vsevolod Bobrov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1951–52 Vsevolod Bobrov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1952–53 Alexei Guryshev - PHC Krylya Sovetov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1953–54 Belyaev Bekyashev (Soviet Championship)

  • 1954–55 Alexei Guryshev - PHC Krylya Sovetov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1955–56 Vladimir Grebennikov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1956–57 Alexei Guryshev - PHC Krylya Sovetov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1957–58 Alexei Guryshev - PHC Krylya Sovetov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1958–59 Konstantin Loktev (Soviet Championship)

  • 1959–60 Robert Sakharovsky - Torpedo Gorky (Soviet Championship)

  • 1960–61 Yuri Paramoshkin (Soviet Championship)

  • 1961–62 Yevgeni Groshev - PHC Krylya Sovetov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1962–63 Veniamin Alexandrov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1963–64 Alexander Almetov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1964–65 Victor Tsyplakov - Lokomotiv Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1965–66 Anatoli Firsov (Soviet Championship)

  • 1966–67 Vyacheslav Starshinov - Spartak Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1967–68 Vyacheslav Starshinov - Spartak Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1968–69 Alexander Yakushev - Spartak Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1969–70 Vladimir Petrov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1970–71 Valeri Kharlamov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1971–72 Vladimir Vikulov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1972–73 Vladimir Petrov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1973–74 Alexander Yakushev - Spartak Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1974–75 Boris Mikhailov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1975–76 Helmuts Balderis - Dinamo Riga; Boris Mikhailov - CSKA Moscow; Alexander Yakushev - Spartak Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1976–77 Helmuts Balderis - Dinamo Riga (Soviet Championship)

  • 1977–78 Boris Mikhailov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1978–79 Vladimir Petrov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1979–80 Sergei Makarov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1980–81 Sergei Makarov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1981–82 Aleksandr Kozhevnikov - Spartak Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1982–83 Alexei Frolikov - Dinamo Riga (Soviet Championship)

  • 1983–84 Vladimir Krutov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1984–85 Helmuts Balderis - Dinamo Riga (Soviet Championship)

  • 1985–86 Vladimir Krutov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1986–87 Vladimir Krutov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1987–88 Andrei Khomutov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1988–89 Sergei Makarov - CSKA Moscow (Soviet Championship)

  • 1989–90 Ramil Yuldashev - Sokil Kiev (Soviet Championship)

  • 1990–91 Ramil Yuldashev - Sokil Kiev (Soviet Championship)

  • 1991-92 Roman Oksiuta - Khimik Voskresensk; Nikolai Borschevsky - Spartak Moscow (CIS Championship)

  • 1992-93 Alexei Tkachuk - Spartak Moscow (International Hockey League)

  • 1993-94 Dmitri Denisov - Salavat Yulaev Ufa (International Hockey League)

  • 1994-95 Dmitri Denisov - Salavat Yulaev Ufa (International Hockey League)

  • 1995-96 Valentin Morozov - CSKA Moscow; Alexander Korolyuk - Krylya Sovetov (International Hockey League)

  • 1996-97 Mikhail Ivanov - Severstal Cherepovets (Russian Superleague)

  • 1997-98 Oleg Antonenko - Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk, Ak Bars Kazan; Vitali Prokhorov - Spartak Moscow (Russian Superleague)

  • 1998-99 Yevgeni Koreshkov - Metallurg Magnitogorsk (Russian Superleague)

  • 1999-2000 Alexander Gulyavtsev - Molot-Prikamye Perm (Russian Superleague)

  • 2000-01 Alexander Golts - Metallurg Magnitogorsk (Russian Superleague)

  • 2001-02 Andrei Kovalenko - Lokomotiv Yaroslavl (Russian Superleague)

  • 2002-03 Maxim Spiridonov - Amur Khabarovsk (Russian Superleague)

  • 2003-04 Andrei Kovalenko - Lokomotiv Yaroslavl; Eduard Kudermetov - Metallurg Magnitogorsk (Russian Superleague)

  • 2004-05 Dmitry Zatonsky - Avangard Omsk (Russian Superleague)

  • 2005-06 Alexei Morozov - Ak Bars Kazan (Russian Superleague)

  • 2006-07 Alexei Morozov - Ak Bars Kazan (Russian Superleague)

  • 2007-08 Sergei Mozyakin - Atlant Moscow Oblast (Russian Superleague)

  • 2008–09 Pavel Brendl - Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod; Jan Marek - Metallurg Magnitogorsk (Kontinental Hockey League)

  • 2009–10 Marcel Hossa - Dinamo Riga (Kontinental Hockey League)

  • 2010–11 Roman Červenka - Avangard Omsk (Kontinental Hockey League)

  • 2011–12 Brandon Bochenski - Barys Astana (Kontinental Hockey League)

  • 2012–13 Sergei Mozyakin - Metallurg Magnitogorsk (Kontinental Hockey League)

  • 2013–14 Sergei Mozyakin - Metallurg Magnitogorsk (Kontinental Hockey League)

  • 2014–15 Steve Moses - Jokerit (Kontinental Hockey League)

  • 2015–16 Sergei Mozyakin - Metallurg Magnitogorsk (Kontinental Hockey League)

  • 2016–17 Sergei Mozyakin - Metallurg Magnitogorsk (Kontinental Hockey League)

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There is an old saying in Russia that there are only two kinds of people in Russia, one is a hockey player, the other is for hockey.”. With years of development and change, hockey has become the number one sport in the country. Tracing back to the development history of Russian ice hockey, it can be divided into two periods: the former Soviet Union and modern Russia. In the meantime, hockey has been one of the country’s proudest sports. Many of the best players continue to break their own and national records, and the tool generates details of 71 ice hockey champions and their games.

From the random tool, we can see that these ice hockey players have been actively participating in regional, national and even international hockey games since 1946. At the same time continue to challenge themselves, beyond their own, through the super high score to win the championship position. The results and the number of winners are a result of the government’s emphasis on hockey, one of the few sports in the world with knowledge of book publishing.

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