Fixtures

Slovakia 1 Liga 03/19 17:00 3 HK MSK Ziar nad Hronom vs VLCI Zilina - View
Slovakia 1 Liga 03/20 17:00 3 HK MSK Ziar nad Hronom vs MSHK Zilina - View

Results

Slovakia 1 Liga 03/16 16:30 3 [1] VLCI Zilina v HK MSK Ziar nad Hronom [8] W 6-1
Slovakia 1 Liga 03/15 16:30 3 [1] VLCI Zilina v HK MSK Ziar nad Hronom [8] W 2-0
Slovakia 1 Liga 03/03 16:00 44 [1] VLCI Zilina v Modre Kridla Slovan [7] W 3-0
Slovakia 1 Liga 03/01 17:00 43 [1] VLCI Zilina v HC 21 Presov [2] W 6-3
Slovakia 1 Liga 02/28 16:00 42 [9] AquaCity Pikes v VLCI Zilina [1] W 0-11
Slovakia 1 Liga 02/23 16:30 41 [1] VLCI Zilina v HKM Rimavska Sobota [12] W 10-1
Slovakia 1 Liga 02/21 17:00 40 [7] Mhk Dubnica Nad Vahom v VLCI Zilina [1] W 1-3
Slovakia 1 Liga 02/16 17:00 39 [2] HK 95 Povazska Bystrica v VLCI Zilina [1] W 0-3
Slovakia 1 Liga 02/14 16:30 38 [1] VLCI Zilina v HK Gladiators Trnava [11] W 9-3
Slovakia 1 Liga 02/02 17:00 37 [10] HK 2016 Trebisov v VLCI Zilina [1] W 0-2
Slovakia 1 Liga 01/31 17:00 36 [4] HC Topolcany v VLCI Zilina [1] W 1-5
Slovakia 1 Liga 01/26 17:00 35 [7] HK MSK Ziar nad Hronom v VLCI Zilina [1] W 4-5

Wikipedia - Vlci Žilina

Vlci Žilina is a professional Slovak ice hockey club based in Žilina. They currently play in the Slovak 1. Liga. The club has won the Slovak league championship in 2006. The team is nicknamed Vlci, it means Wolves in English.

History

The club was founded on 25 January 1925 as ŠK Žilina. They played first official game against Slávia Banská Bystrica on 16 December 1928. Žilina was beaten 0–3. They competed in the Championship of Central Slovakia before and during World War II. In the 1931–32 season they won this championship. After WW II and restored Czechoslovakia they played in the Czechoslovak Extraliga two seasons. Žilina finished last in the 1951–52 season and the 1952–53 season. They won the 1964–65 1. SNHL season and promoted to the qualification for the Czechoslovak Extraliga. In the qualification round they lost all games and did not promote. After dissolution of Czechoslovakia they were included to the Slovak 1.Liga, second level of Slovak hockey. Žilina won the 2000–01 Slovak 1.Liga season and promoted to the Slovak Extraliga first time. In the 2005–06 season they reached the most remarkable success. Žilina won the Slovak Extraliga first time after beating HK Poprad 4–3 in the final series. Michal Hreus was the top scorer of Žilina in the playoffs, recording 15 points (7G+8A). Through the victory in Extraliga they gained an option to play with the best European ice hockey teams in the IIHF European Champions Cup. Žilina was defeated 0–7 by HPK in first game but then won 4–2 against HC Sparta Praha and finished second in the Ragulin division.

In the 2018–19 season, Žilina were relegated to the Slovak 1. Liga after losing a best-of-seven relegation playoff to HK Dukla Michalovce.

Club's 100-percent shareholders, the City of Žilina, had sold the shares to a private company Lupiza in May 2020. The new owners had intended to rename the club to HK Vlci Žilina.

MSHK Zilina is a professional ice hockey team based in Zilina, Slovakia. The team was founded in 1928 and has a rich history of success in Slovakian ice hockey. They play their home games at the Zilina Ice Stadium, which has a capacity of 6,200 spectators.

The team's colors are blue and white, and their logo features a stylized letter "Z" with a hockey stick and puck. MSHK Zilina has won multiple Slovakian championships and has also competed in international tournaments such as the Champions Hockey League.

The team is known for its strong offensive play and skilled players, including several who have gone on to play in the NHL. MSHK Zilina has a dedicated fan base and is considered one of the top teams in Slovakian ice hockey.