Bulgaria men's national junior ice hockey team

Bulgaria
Association Bulgaria Ice Hockey Federation
Head coach Bulgaria Martin Milanov
Assistants Czech Republic Bohumir Kinkor
Captain Martin Nikolov
Most points Vasko Polizoev (25)
IIHF code BUL
First international
 Hungary 3 - 1 Bulgaria 
(Bucharest, Romania; March 3, 1983)
Biggest win
 Bulgaria 22 - 1 Greece 
(Belgrade, Yugoslavia; December 28, 1990)
Biggest defeat
 Estonia 27 - 0 Bulgaria 
(Belgrade, Yugoslavia; January 6, 2002)
IIHF World U20 Championship
Appearances 28 (first in 1983)
Best result 16th (1983)
International record (W–L–T)
32-86-5

The Bulgarian men's national under 20 ice hockey team is the national under-20 ice hockey team in Bulgaria. The team represents Bulgaria at the International Ice Hockey Federation's World Junior Hockey Championship Division III.


Roster

# Name Pos Date of Birth Club
1 Nikola Nikolov G 27 May 1993 Bulgaria CSKA Sofia
20 Radosvet Petrov G 31 October 1993 Bulgaria Slavia Sofia
25 Dimitar Videnov G 10 August 1996 Bulgaria Slavia Sofia
2 Bozhidar Feraliev D 15 June 1994 Bulgaria Red Star Sofia
3 Bogdan Ivanov D 11 June 1996 Czech Republic HC Benátky nad Jizerou
4 Viktor Chebishev D 14 March 1993 Bulgaria Slavia Sofia
5 Christiyan Radovanov D 7 August 1993 Bulgaria Slavia Sofia
6 Vasil Videnov D 10 August 1996 Bulgaria Slavia Sofia
8 Maxim Eftimov F 28 May 1995 Czech Republic BK Mladá Boleslav
9 Aleksandar Vasilev D 6 July 1994 Czech Republic HC Junior Mělník
10 Ivan Hodulov F 4 September 1994 Russia Dynamo St.Petersburg
11 Tomislav Georgiev F 8 June 1997 Bulgaria Slavia Sofia
12 Alberto Filipov F 4 June 1994 Bulgaria Red Star Sofia
13 Martin Talev F 8 August 1994 Bulgaria Slavia Sofia
14 Valentin Botsev F 3 November 1995 Bulgaria Slavia Sofia
17 Hari Papazov F 22 February 1993 Austria Totonka
18 Edgar Shelupets F 30 December 1995 Bulgaria CSKA Sofia
19 Aleksandar Ivanov D 15 October 1997 Bulgaria Slavia Sofia
21 Martin Nikolov (C) F 12 February 1994 Sweden Wings HC Arlanda
23 Nikolay Bozhanov D 6 December 1994 Bulgaria CSKA Sofia

International competitions


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