In the 1950–51 season, playing as Sokol Hutě, the team was promoted to the Czechoslovak First Ice Hockey League, where they played until the 1963–64 season.
In 1967, as VTŽ Chomutov, the team was promoted to the highest league again but was relegated the very next year. In 1984 the club was demoted to the third level of hockey in Czechoslovak hockey, the Second National Hockey League.
After winning the league in the 2011–12 FNHL season, Piráti Chomutov returned to the top-level league Czech Extraliga. During the play-outs in the 2013–14 season Piráti Chomutov lost and returned to the First National Hockey League. Season 2014–15 in FNHL was one of the most successful in history. Pirati Chomutov became a winner and after play off returned to the top-level league (season 2015–16).
On 24 November 1956, while the team was operating under the name TJ Baník Chomutov ZJF, some members of the team were involved in a fatal airplane accident. A Czechoslovak Airlines flight, on an Ilyushin Il-12B aircraft, crashed near Eglisau, Switzerland. Three players, two top club officials and a reporter were among others on board the scheduled flight from Zurich to Prague, which crashed in fields after an engine failure. All on board perished.[1][2]
piráti, chomutov, czech, hockey, team, from, chomutov, czech, republic, established, Čsk, chomutov, 1945, team, played, chomutov, through, numerous, team, name, changes, elevations, relegations, czechoslovak, czech, hockey, leagues, they, currently, playing, t. Pirati Chomutov is a Czech ice hockey team from Chomutov Czech Republic Established as CSK Chomutov in 1945 the team has played in Chomutov through numerous team name changes and elevations relegations in the Czechoslovak and Czech hockey leagues They currently playing in the third level 2nd Czech Republic Hockey League Their home arena is the Rocknet arena located in Chomutov Czech Republic Pirati ChomutovCityChomutov Czech RepublicLeague2nd Czech Republic Hockey LeagueFounded1945 1945 Home arenaRocknet arena capacity 5 250 Coloursred black white Head coachPetr Martinek Contents 1 History 2 1956 airplane disaster 3 Roster 4 Club names 5 See also 6 References 7 External linksHistory editThe club was established in 1945 as CSK Chomutov In the 1950 51 season playing as Sokol Hute the team was promoted to the Czechoslovak First Ice Hockey League where they played until the 1963 64 season In 1967 as VTZ Chomutov the team was promoted to the highest league again but was relegated the very next year In 1984 the club was demoted to the third level of hockey in Czechoslovak hockey the Second National Hockey League In 1997 as KLH Chomutov the club bought the license in the First National Hockey League FNHL from HC Slovan Ustecti Lvi After winning the league in the 2011 12 FNHL season Pirati Chomutov returned to the top level league Czech Extraliga During the play outs in the 2013 14 season Pirati Chomutov lost and returned to the First National Hockey League Season 2014 15 in FNHL was one of the most successful in history Pirati Chomutov became a winner and after play off returned to the top level league season 2015 16 1956 airplane disaster editMain article 1956 Eglisau Ilyushin Il 12 plane crash On 24 November 1956 while the team was operating under the name TJ Banik Chomutov ZJF some members of the team were involved in a fatal airplane accident A Czechoslovak Airlines flight on an Ilyushin Il 12B aircraft crashed near Eglisau Switzerland Three players two top club officials and a reporter were among others on board the scheduled flight from Zurich to Prague which crashed in fields after an engine failure All on board perished 1 2 Roster editUpdated April 25 2018 No Nat Player Pos S G Age Acquired Birthplace 93 nbsp Tadeas Dvorak G R 29 2017 Tabor Czech Republic 29 nbsp Stepan Lukes G L 27 Chomutov Czech Republic 34 nbsp Dominik Pavlat G L 24 2013 Tabor Czech Republic 4 nbsp Ondrej Buchtela D R 24 2013 Usti nad Labem Czech Republic 25 nbsp Lukas Chalupa D L 30 2016 Radonice Czech Republic 67 nbsp Stanislav Dietz D L 33 2017 Pisek Czech Republic 22 nbsp Tomas Dvorak D L 28 2017 Havlickuv Brod Czech Republic 55 nbsp Patrik Kaderavek D L 27 2017 Prague Czech Republic 3 nbsp Ronald Knot D R 29 2017 Prague Czech Republic 96 nbsp Jaroslav Mrazek D L 38 2011 Milevsko Czech Republic 59 nbsp Simon Szathmary D R 28 2011 Havlickuv Brod Czech Republic 24 nbsp Jakub Trefny D L 43 2018 Louny Czech Republic 86 nbsp Jan Havel RW L 27 2017 44 nbsp Darek Hejcman C R 29 Chomutov Czech Republic 77 nbsp Nicolas Hlava RW R 29 Chomutov Czech Republic 71 nbsp Ivan Huml A LW L 42 2016 Kladno Czech Republic 15 nbsp Roman Chlouba LW R 33 2016 Chomutov Czech Republic 27 nbsp Jakub Chrpa RW L 30 Chomutov Czech Republic 11 nbsp Petr Koblasa RW R 30 2016 Sobeslav Czech Republic 13 nbsp Jakub Lauko C L 24 Prague Czech Republic 33 nbsp Michal Poletin RW L 32 2016 Prague Czech Republic 62 nbsp Vladimir Ruzicka C L 35 2014 Most Czech Republic 88 nbsp Jakub Sklenar LW L 36 2015 Znojmo Czech Republic 76 nbsp Jiri Smejkal C L 27 2017 Ceske Budejovice Czech Republic 66 nbsp Martin Stovicek RW L 28 2013 Prague Czech Republic 18 nbsp Vojtech Tomecek RW R 29 2017 Karlovy Vary Czech Republic 14 nbsp Marek Tomica A C L 43 2015 Trebic Czech Republic 72 nbsp Lukas Vantuch C L 36 2018 Jihlava Czech Republic 82 nbsp Michal Vondrka C LW L 41 2015 Ceske Budejovice Czech RepublicClub names edit1945 CSK Chomutov 1949 ZJS spojene ocelarny 1951 Sokol Hute 1953 TJ Banik Chomutov ZJF 1958 Banik VTZ Chomutov 1960 VTZ Chomutov 1991 Klub ledniho hokeje VT VTJ Chomutov 1996 KLH Chomutov 2011 Pirati ChomutovSee also editList of accidents involving sports teamsReferences edit Cerny den kdysi prozil i Chomutov Letadlo pohrbilo hrace a vedeni iDNES cz Hokej idnes cz Retrieved 2013 07 07 Aviation Safety Network ReportExternal links edit in Czech Official website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Pirati Chomutov amp oldid 1214538264, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
