BELARUS

P

Player

DOB

Club

G

Vitali Koval

31.03.1980

Dynamo Minsk

G

Maxim Malyutin

16.09.1988

HK Vitebsk

G

Andrei Mezin

08.07.1974

Dynamo Minsk

D

Andrei Antonov

27.04.1985

Shakhter Soligorsk

D

Andrei Bashko

23.05.1982

Shakhter Soligorsk

D

Vladimir Denisov

29.06.1984

Dynamo Minsk

D

Viktor Kostiuchenok

07.06.1979

Amur Khabarovsk, RUS

D

Ruslan Salei

02.11.1974

Colorado Avalanche, NHL

D

Nikolai Stasenko

15.02.1987

Amur Khabarovsk, RUS

D

Vadim Sushko

27.04.1986

Shakhter Soligorsk

D

Alexander Syrei

26.08.1988

Shakhter Soligorsk

F

Oleg Antonenko

01.07.1971

Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg, RUS

F

Sergei Demagin

19.07.1986

Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk, RUS

F

Mikhail Grabovsky

31.01.1984

Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL

F

Alexei Kaliuzhny

13.06.1977

Dynamo Moscow, RUS

F

Konstantin Koltsov

17.04.1981

Salavat Yulayev Ufa, RUS

F

Andrei Kostitsyn

03.02.1985

Montreal Canadiens, NHL

F

Sergei Kostitsyn

20.03.1987

Montreal Canadiens, NHL

F

Alexander Kulakov

15.05.1983

Dynamo Minsk

F

Andrei Mikhalev

23.02.1978

Dynamo Minsk

F

Andrei Stas

18.10.1988

Dynamo Minsk

F

Alexei Ugarov

02.01.1985

MVD Balashikha, RUS

F

Sergei Zadelenov

27.02.1976

Dynamo Minsk

• Mikhail Zakharov is the newest coach from all Olympic hockey teams. He was hired in November to succeed Glen Hanlon, and had his first exhibition games with Belarus in mid-December.
• Belarus will be one of the few teams to have brothers on the team with Andrei and Sergei Kostitsyn, who also play together at the Montreal Canadiens.
• Veterans Andrei Mezin and Ruslan Salei are the only players to represent Belarus in all three Olympic Winter Games participations (1998, 2002, 2010).
• Seven players come from the same club, Dynamo Minsk, the Belarusian entry in the Russian Kontinental Hockey League.