Hockey
Salavat Yulaev forward Efremov named the coaches who had the greatest influence on him
Vladislav Efremov / Photo: © KHL / Sadykova Svetlana
Salavat Yulaev forward Vladislav Efremov answered the question which coach had the greatest influence on him.
— Any Dynamo coach you would like to mention? Who gave you the most?
— I would like to mention everyone, but in principle there were not many coaches. I would also like to mention Sergei Yuryevich Oreshkin for taking me to the youth team and giving me a lot. Anatoly Aleksandrovich Antipov gave me a lot, may he rest in heaven. He gave me confidence and helped me psychologically. Thanks to him for this. I would mention everyone in the KHL: Vorobyov, Krikunov, Kudashov. But Krikunov gave the most. With him it turned out to be longer – I worked for almost three years. I hardened myself with these cylinders, the scary “towns”. And in the game, when he always cursed and said something, it strengthened his character.
— What is the toughest thing you remember from working with cylinders? Now Razin is light, but uses them. Is there a need for cylinders now, and what is the effect of this?
— I talked to more than one training specialist. Everyone said the cylinders were a good thing. They add power and endurance. You just need a certain amount. And the tasks with cylinders should be a little different. It happened with Vladimir Vasilyevich that there were already three of us sitting on the balloon, and you had to drag one straight line from front to front. It was murder, let’s put it that way. As far as I remember, I couldn’t even drive the whole straight line. I stopped somewhere there and somehow crawled. Of course, we also showed a little trick, we could stand up somewhere and put washers under the spray can. Vladimir Vasilyevich knew all this. Everyone before us has already done this.
– Maybe he wanted to test your character by giving such a crazy load?
“He said that the purpose of the cylinders is a test of character, so that in difficult moments we will add more. There is some truth to this,” Efremov told Metaratings.ru.
In the season ended, Efremov played 66 matches in the KHL regular season and scored 23 (7+16) points; in the playoffs, the forward played 6 matches and made one assist.
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Storm hockey club announced its decision to suspend participation in the Ukrainian Championship. The Odessa team had not come to the Krizhinka match before.
At the same time, Storm denied that the issue was related to financial problems and expressed distrust of the Ukrainian Hockey Federation.
Statement from HC Storm
“Due to systematic violation of the principles of equality and justice in competitions, Shtor hockey club expressed its distrust in the leadership of the Ukrainian Hockey Federation and decided to suspend its participation in the Ukrainian Championship.”
There was already a situation this season when Krizhinka suspended its participation in the championship due to referee problems.
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At the end of game day of the NHL regular season, Carolina defeated the New York Rangers to become the sole leader in the East and sit two points ahead of Detroit with 7 wins in 10 games.
Among other results, we also note Buffalo’s improbable 9 straight wins. Blades, St. It defeated St. Louis and snapped such a long winning streak for the first time since 2018. There are only two points in the top 3 of the league.
Florida won an important victory. The champions were stronger than Washington and were slowly rising to the top of the Atlantic Division.
In the West, Edmonton handed Winnipeg its sixth straight loss, and Oilers goaltender Calvin Picard made 41 saves. Connor McDavid extended his point streak to 13 games.
In the California derby, San Jose beat Anaheim 5:4 and forward McClean Celebrini scored three points to extend their streak of points to eight matches.
Regular season in NHL
Ottawa – columbus 1:4
Florida -Washington 5:3
Caroline – New York Rangers 3:2 in overtime
winnipeg – Edmonton 1:3
St.Louis – buffalo 2:4
colorado -Los Angeles 5:2
Utah – Nashville 3:4
calgary – Boston 2:1 in overtime
Vegas- Minnesota 2:5
Anaheim- San José 4:5
Seattle – vancouver 2:3 in shootouts
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Hockey
Junior World Hockey Championship. Great comeback from the USA, 9 goals and hat-trick from Canada
Another day of play in the elite league of the World Junior Hockey Championship has ended.
The USA team beat Slovakia with a score of 6:5, with big problems. The host team of the tournament lost 0:2 and 1:3 but managed to come back and win.
Forward Tomas Hrenko scored a double for the Slovaks, scoring three goals in the last match. And the Americans have a double thank you to James Hagens.
USA and Sweden are leaders in the group with 9 points.
In the other group, Canada beat Denmark 9-1, while forward Gavin McKenna is expected to score a hat-trick and become number 1 in the 2026 draft.
In another match, the Czech Republic defeated Finland 2:1 in overtime.
Junior Hockey World Championship U-20. Group A
Slovakia – America 5:6 (2:0, 2:4, 1:2)
Discs: 08:53 Pitka – 1:0, 11:15 Khrenko – 2:0, 21:50 Spellasy – 2:1, 26:46 Belushko – 3:1, 38:33 McBorrow – 3:2, 31:00 Riker – 3:3, 34:44 Svrchek – 4:3, 39:15 Hagens – 4:4, 40:18 Hagens – 4:5, 44:34 Zellers – 4:6, 58:06 Khrenko – 5:6
Goalkeepers: Pradel – Hale
Group B
Finland – czech republic 1:2 (extension) (0:1, 0:0, 1:0, 0:1)
Goals: 01:52 Kubiesa (Galvas) – 0:1, 59:10 Hemming – 1:1, in extra time 03:39 Jiracek (Sikora, Chinar) – 1:2
Goalkeepers: Rimpinen – Orsulyak
Canada – Denmark 9:1 (3:0, 2:1, 4:0)
Washers: 03:17 McKenna – 1:0, 08:36 Coates – 2:0, 10:03 Parek – 3:0, 20:28 Cliveau – 3:1, 26:11 Martone – 4:1, 35:03 McKenna – 5:1, 44:11 Misa – 6:1, 45:45 McKenna – 7:1, 54:16 Aitcheson – 8:1, 54:40 Martone – 9:1
Goalkeepers: George – Tijen
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