Rosenborg IHK
Rosenborg |
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League |
GET-ligaen |
Founded |
1934 |
History |
Rosenborg BK Ishockey
1934-1992
Rosenborg Ishockeyklubb
1992-2008
Rosenborg Ishockeyklubb Elite2008-present |
Arena |
Leangen Arena / Leangen Ishall |
City |
Trondheim, Norway |
Team Colors |
Black, White |
Head Coach |
Wayde Bucsis
Roger Harli (assistant) |
Team Captain |
Ilya Dubkov |
Rosenborg Ishockeyklubb Elite (RIHK) is a Norwegian ice hockey club located in Trondheim, Norway. Rosenborg have been playing in the Norwegian first division, the league below the GET-ligaen. In March, 2010, Rosenborg IHKE was promoted to the GET-ligaen, and are currently playing in GET-ligaen, Norway's premier division. Rosenborg finished second in the playoff group stage behind Frisk-Asker Tigers, to achieve this promotion. Kongsvinger Knights and Grüner were the 3rd and 4th placed teams in the group, finding themselves in the 1st division the next season as well.
Roster 2011/12 season (Updated August 21st 2011)
- 01 Norway Andreas M. Micka, goalie
- 08 Norway Inge Stokvik, forward
- 09 Norway Sander Valde, forward
- 10 Norway Erik Skar Rosvold, forward
- 11 Norway Runar Gaustad Larssen, forward
- 14 Norway Thomas Wiig, back
- 15 Norway Erlend Berg Johnsen, forward
- 16 Norway Petter Røste Fossen, forward
- 17 Norway Dag Morten Wehn, forward
- 19 Sweden Simon Mitman, forward
- 21 Russia Ilya Dubkov, forward
- 26 Norway Emil Holst Volden, forward
- 27 Norway Simen Stubsjøen, back
- 30 Sweden Simon Nordh, goalie
- 37 Norway Villiam Strøm, back
- 40 Norway Vegar Spets, forward
- 44 Norway Marius Grandahl, back
- 48 Norway Joakim Erbe, forward
- 52 Norway Robin Andersen, back
- 55 Norway Andreas Weie Berg, back
- 67 Norway Marius Nielsen, back
- 71 Norway Niklas Unger Nilsen, forward
- 77 Canada Jordan Berk, back
- 82 Canada Craig Gaudet, back
- 89 Norway Anders Imset Stormli, forward
- 91 Norway Arnt H. Gullikstad, forward
External links
Norwegian ice hockey 2010–11
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