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| Nickname = ''Rohini Raiders'' | | Nickname = ''Rohini Raiders'' | ||
| Association = Rohini Ice Hockey Federation | | Association = Rohini Ice Hockey Federation | ||
| General manager = | | General manager = [[Felix Antero]] | ||
| Coach = | | Coach = [[Maikeli Anderson]] | ||
| Asst Coach = | | Asst Coach = [[Nils Jamshidi]] | ||
| Captain = Vikram | | Captain = [[Vikram Petrovic]] | ||
| Most games = | | Most games = [[Amir Sorensen]] (150) | ||
| Top scorer = | | Top scorer = [[Idris Nevsky]] (220 goals) | ||
| Most points = | | Most points = [[Idris Nevsky]] (570 points) | ||
| Home Stadium = [[Vali Arena]], [[Rohini]] | | Home Stadium = [[Vali Arena]], [[Rohini]] | ||
| IIHF code = RHN | | IIHF code = RHN | ||
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| World champ first = 1980 | | World champ first = 1980 | ||
| World champ best = 2nd place (1995) | | World champ best = 2nd place (1995) | ||
| Regional name = | | Regional name = Oriental Ice Hockey Championship | ||
| Regional cup apps = 10 | | Regional cup apps = 10 | ||
| Regional cup first = 2002 | | Regional cup first = 2002 | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
The journey of the Rohini Raiders began in 1975, marked by their first game, where they triumphed over [[Garindina]] with a score of 3-2. The team, since its inception, has evolved into a formidable force on the international stage, participating in numerous tournaments and championships, and leaving an indelible mark through their skills and determination. The founding members, including the legendary first captain, [[ | The journey of the Rohini Raiders began in 1975, marked by their first game, where they triumphed over [[Garindina]] with a score of 3-2. The team, since its inception, has evolved into a formidable force on the international stage, participating in numerous tournaments and championships, and leaving an indelible mark through their skills and determination. The founding members, including the legendary first captain, [[Elias Bruni]], laid a foundation of resilience and strategy, which has been the team's cornerstone. The victory against Garindina is celebrated annually as ‘Raider's Day’ in [[Rohini]]. | ||
== Team == | == Team == | ||
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The Raiders, led by the astute management of | The Raiders, led by the astute management of [[Felix Antero]] and the strategic insights of {{wp|Coach}} [[Maikeli Anderson]] and {{wp|Assistant Coach}} [[Nils Jamshidi]], have nurtured a roster of talented players. Captain [[Vikram Petrovic]], along with stalwarts like [[Amir Sorensen]], who holds the record for the most games played (150), and [[Idris Nevsky]], renowned as the top scorer and point leader with 220 goals and 570 points respectively, have been pivotal in the team's success. The synergy between the players, exemplified by the dynamic duo of Petrovic and Nevsky, and the strategic depth brought in by the coaching staff, has been crucial in orchestrating some of the most thrilling comebacks and victories in the team's history. | ||
== International Competitions == | == International Competitions == | ||
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=== Wurld Championships === | === Wurld Championships === | ||
On the [[wurld]] stage, the Rohini Raiders have made their presence felt with 12 appearances at the Wurld Championships since their debut in 1980. The pinnacle of their performance was in 1995 when they secured a historic second-place finish, showcasing their international prowess. This monumental achievement, secured under the captaincy of Dev Khatri, marked a golden era for the Raiders, solidifying their reputation as a powerhouse on the international ice hockey scene. | On the [[wurld]] stage, the Rohini Raiders have made their presence felt with 12 appearances at the Wurld Championships since their debut in 1980. The pinnacle of their performance was in 1995 when they secured a historic second-place finish, showcasing their international prowess. This monumental achievement, secured under the captaincy of [[Dev Khatri]], marked a golden era for the Raiders, solidifying their reputation as a powerhouse on the international ice hockey scene. | ||
=== Regional Competitions === | === Regional Competitions === | ||
Regionally, the Raiders have dominated the | Regionally, the Raiders have dominated the Oriental Ice Hockey Championship. Since their first participation in 2002, they have demonstrated their dominance, culminating in their crowning as champions in 2010. The 2010 championship, held in the frosty arenas of [[Deltannia]], saw the Raiders' underdog victory led by then-captain [[Silas Morini]], a moment that is etched in the hearts of fans and players alike. | ||
=== Olympics === | === Olympics === | ||
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The Olympic arena has witnessed the grit and tenacity of the Rohini Raiders since their debut in 1992. With two bronze medals to their name, in 1998 and 2006, the Raiders have showcased their resilience and commitment to excellence in the sport. Their Olympic journey, filled with challenging match-ups and breathtaking performances, has not only brought glory to Rohini but also inspired a new generation of athletes in the country. | The Olympic arena has witnessed the grit and tenacity of the Rohini Raiders since their debut in 1992. With two bronze medals to their name, in 1998 and 2006, the Raiders have showcased their resilience and commitment to excellence in the sport. Their Olympic journey, filled with challenging match-ups and breathtaking performances, has not only brought glory to Rohini but also inspired a new generation of athletes in the country. | ||
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== Records and Achievements == | == Records and Achievements == | ||
The Rohini Raiders are not just a team but a legacy, holding records for being the highest-scoring team in the | The Rohini Raiders are not just a team but a legacy, holding records for being the highest-scoring team in the Oriental Ice Hockey Championship and maintaining a remarkable winning streak of 12 games in regional competitions. Their overall record stands impressively at 122 wins, 78 losses, and 20 draws. The records held by [[Amir Sorensen]] and [[Idris Nevsky]] are not mere numbers but narrate the saga of perseverance, skill, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. The Raiders continue to inspire, aspire, and resonate with the spirit of sportsmanship and unity. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 23:14, 18 January 2024
| Shirt badge/Association crest | |
| Nickname(s) | Rohini Raiders |
|---|---|
| Association | Rohini Ice Hockey Federation |
| Head coach | Maikeli Anderson |
| Assistants | Nils Jamshidi |
| Captain | Vikram Petrovic |
| Most games | Amir Sorensen (150) |
| Top scorer | Idris Nevsky (220 goals) |
| Most points | Idris Nevsky (570 points) |
| Home stadium | Vali Arena, Rohini |
| Team colors | Blue and White |
| IIHF code | RHN |
| Blue with white stripes (Home), White with blue stripes (Away) | |
| Ranking | |
| Current IIHF | 14 |
| Highest IIHF | 12 (May 2015) |
| Lowest IIHF | 28 (January 1985) |
| First international | |
| Rohini 3 - 2 Garindina (Vali, Rohini; July 25, 1975) | |
| Biggest win | |
| Rohini 8 - 0 Deltannia (March 22, 2007) | |
| Biggest defeat | |
| Rohini 1 - 7 Volsci (February 9, 1998) | |
| IIHF World Championships | |
| Appearances | 12 (first in 1980) |
| Best result | 2nd place (1995) |
| Oriental Ice Hockey Championship | |
| Appearances | 10 (first in 2002) |
| Best result | Champions (2010) |
| Olympics | |
| Appearances | 5 (first in 1992) |
| Medals | Bronze (1998, 2006) |
| International record (W–L–T) | |
| W-122, L-78, D-20 | |
The Rohini National Ice Hockey Team, also known as the Rohini Raiders, represent Rohini in international ice hockey competitions. Under the banner of the Rohini Ice Hockey Federation and sporting their distinctive blue and white jerseys, they have built a reputation for their competitive spirit and distinctive playing style on the ice. Their journey, filled with adrenaline-pumping matches and memorable victories, has turned them into a symbol of pride and unity for the citizens of Rohini.
History
The journey of the Rohini Raiders began in 1975, marked by their first game, where they triumphed over Garindina with a score of 3-2. The team, since its inception, has evolved into a formidable force on the international stage, participating in numerous tournaments and championships, and leaving an indelible mark through their skills and determination. The founding members, including the legendary first captain, Elias Bruni, laid a foundation of resilience and strategy, which has been the team's cornerstone. The victory against Garindina is celebrated annually as ‘Raider's Day’ in Rohini.
Team
The Raiders, led by the astute management of Felix Antero and the strategic insights of Coach Maikeli Anderson and Assistant Coach Nils Jamshidi, have nurtured a roster of talented players. Captain Vikram Petrovic, along with stalwarts like Amir Sorensen, who holds the record for the most games played (150), and Idris Nevsky, renowned as the top scorer and point leader with 220 goals and 570 points respectively, have been pivotal in the team's success. The synergy between the players, exemplified by the dynamic duo of Petrovic and Nevsky, and the strategic depth brought in by the coaching staff, has been crucial in orchestrating some of the most thrilling comebacks and victories in the team's history.
International Competitions
Wurld Championships
On the wurld stage, the Rohini Raiders have made their presence felt with 12 appearances at the Wurld Championships since their debut in 1980. The pinnacle of their performance was in 1995 when they secured a historic second-place finish, showcasing their international prowess. This monumental achievement, secured under the captaincy of Dev Khatri, marked a golden era for the Raiders, solidifying their reputation as a powerhouse on the international ice hockey scene.
Regional Competitions
Regionally, the Raiders have dominated the Oriental Ice Hockey Championship. Since their first participation in 2002, they have demonstrated their dominance, culminating in their crowning as champions in 2010. The 2010 championship, held in the frosty arenas of Deltannia, saw the Raiders' underdog victory led by then-captain Silas Morini, a moment that is etched in the hearts of fans and players alike.
Olympics
The Olympic arena has witnessed the grit and tenacity of the Rohini Raiders since their debut in 1992. With two bronze medals to their name, in 1998 and 2006, the Raiders have showcased their resilience and commitment to excellence in the sport. Their Olympic journey, filled with challenging match-ups and breathtaking performances, has not only brought glory to Rohini but also inspired a new generation of athletes in the country.
Records and Achievements
The Rohini Raiders are not just a team but a legacy, holding records for being the highest-scoring team in the Oriental Ice Hockey Championship and maintaining a remarkable winning streak of 12 games in regional competitions. Their overall record stands impressively at 122 wins, 78 losses, and 20 draws. The records held by Amir Sorensen and Idris Nevsky are not mere numbers but narrate the saga of perseverance, skill, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. The Raiders continue to inspire, aspire, and resonate with the spirit of sportsmanship and unity.
