Ilya Dubkov

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Ilya Dubkov


Born	(1972-02-17) February 17, 1972 Moscow, USSR
Height	6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Weight	189 lb (86 kg; 13 st 7 lb)
Position	Centre
Shoots	Left
Eliteserien team Former teams	Rosenborg Ishockeyklubb Frederikshavn IK (Danish League)
Playing career	1992–present

Ilya Dubkov (born February 17, 1972) is a Russian ice hockey center forward who has spent most of his career playing in Scandinavian leagues, and is currently the Norwegian team Rosenborg IK's captain.^[1]

Playing career

Ilya Dubkov
Medal record

Ice hockey
1. divisjon
Gold	2009-2010 Rosenborg IK
Eliteserien
Silver	2004-2005 Trondheim IK
Bronze	2003-2004 Trondheim IK
Danish League
Gold	1999-2000 Frederikshavn IK

After a year with the Russian team CSKA Moscow, 21-year old Ilya Dubkov left Russia and moved to Roanoke, Virginia. In Virginia Dubkov played four seasons with Roanoke Express in the ECHL, before getting three appearances with AHL team Hamilton Bulldogs from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

After his debut in the AHL, Dubkov - now 25 - was ready to return to Europe. In the 1997-98 season Dubkov was to play for the Danish team Frederikshavn White Hawks, and 13 years later Dubkov has spent only two seasons away from Scandinavia since. He stayed with the team until 2002, except for one season in Italy and Russia 2000-2001. The highlight of Dubkov's career in Frederikshavn White Hawks, however, was becoming Danish champion with his team in 2000.

After spending the 2002-03 season in Russia with Krylia Sovetov, it was once again time for Dubkov to return to Scandinavian ice hockey. This time it was time for the center to try something new, and Trondheim Black Panthers from Trondheim, Norway became his team for the next four seasons. Here, he experienced success with Trondheim Black Panthers, winning the bronze medal in 2004 and losing the playoff finals the year after. After the team folded in 2008,^[2] Dubkov returned to Denmark for another three years. In addition to two more years with Frederikshavn IK he also spent one season with AaB Ishockey in Aalborg.

Meanwhile, another Trondheim team was about to climb to the elite division (Get-ligaen) of Norwegian ice hockey, and at 37 Dubkov returned to Trondheim in 2009 - a town in which he had become a popular player during his four former years there. This time it was time to help Rosenborg Ishockeyklubb - the "baby brother" of the better known football team Rosenborg BK - and after a strong 4-0 win away against Oslo team Grüner on March 14, 2010^[3] the goal of being promoted to Get-ligaen was reached.

Career statistics

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			Regular season						Playoffs/Qualifications
Season	Team	League	GP	G	A	Pts	+/−	PIM	GP	G	A	Pts	+/−	PIM
1992–93	CSKA Moscow	IHL	3	0	0	0		4
1993–94	Roanoke Express	ECHL	68	25	39	64	+3	88	2	0	0	0	-3	15
1994–95	Roanoke Express	ECHL	68	28	47	75	+29	78	8	5	3	8	-3	4
1995–96	Roanoke Express	ECHL	69	20	52	72	-4	99	3	1	0	1	+1	2
1996–97	Roanoke Express	ECHL	53	25	50	75	+23	44	4	0	3	3	-4	6
1996–97	Hamilton Bulldogs	AHL	3	0	1	1	-3	2
1997–98	Frederikshavn White Hawks	ABL	43	35	34	69		128
1998–99	Frederikshavn White Hawks	ABL	47	50	42	92		72
1999–00	Frederikshavn White Hawks	ABL	51	45	45	90		96
2000–01	Sportverein Ritten-Renon	Serie A	38	28	26	54		55	3	2	1	3		2
2000–01	CSKA Moscow	RML	8	1	1	2	-5	8
2001–02	Frederikshavn White Hawks	ABL	48	32	23	55		78
2002–03	Krylia Sovetov 2	RHFL	1	1	0	1		0
2002–03	Krylia Sovetov	RSL	14	0	0	0	-3	8
2002–03	Trondheim Black Panthers	GET	14	8	11	19	+14	8
2003–04	Trondheim Black Panthers	GET	42	32	21	53	+29	70	4	2	2	4	+2	4
2004–05	Trondheim Black Panthers	GET	42	27	42	69	+31	52	11	6	7	13	+3	6
2005–06	Trondheim Black Panthers	GET	42	20	27	47	-8	48	6	2	6	8	+3	10
2006–07	AaB Ishockey	ABL	36	21	20	41		89	17	5	10	15		26
2007–08	Frederikshavn White Hawks	ABL	44	9	30	39		84	18	7	11	18		109
2008–09	Frederikshavn White Hawks	ABL	44	20	29	49		107
2009–10	Rosenborg Ishockeyklubb	NOR2	34	33	61	94		93	6	5	4	9		22
Career totals			799	456	597	1053	+48	1311	83	36	44	80	-9	216

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Persondata
Name	Lidström, Nicklas
Alternative names	Lidstrom, Nicklas
Short description	Swedish ice hockey player
Date of birth	1970-4-28
Place of birth	Avesta, Sweden
Date of death
Place of death

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