CZECH REPUBLIC

P

Player

DOB

Club

G

Ondrej Pavelec

31.08.1987

Atlanta Thrashers, NHL

G

Jakub Stepanek

20.06.1986

Vitkovice Ostrava

G

Tomas Vokoun

02.07.1976

Florida Panthers, NHL

D

Miroslav Blatak

25.05.1982

Salavat Yulayev Ufa, RUS

D

Jan Hejda

18.06.1978

Columbus Blue Jackets, NHL

D

Tomas Kaberle

02.03.1978

Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL

D

Filip Kuba

29.12.1976

Ottawa Senators, NHL

D

Pavel Kubina

15.04.1977

Atlanta Thrashers, NHL

D

Zbynek Michalek

23.12.1982

Phoenix Coyotes, NHL

D

Roman Polak

28.04.1986

St. Louis Blues, NHL

D

Marek Zidlicky

03.02.1977

Minnesota Wild, NHL

F

Petr Cajanek

18.08.1975

SKA Petersburg, RUS

F

Roman Cervenka

10.12.1985

Slavia Prague

F

Patrik Elias

13.04.1976

New Jersey Devils, NHL

F

Martin Erat

29.08.1981

Nashville Predators, NHL

F

Tomas Fleischmann

16.05.1984

Washington Capitals, NHL

F

Martin Havlat

19.04.1981

Minnesota Wild, NHL

F

Jaromir Jagr

15.02.1972

Avangard Omsk, RUS

F

David Krejci

28.04.1986

Boston Bruins, NHL

F

Milan Michalek

07.12.1984

Ottawa Senators, NHL

F

Tomas Plekanec

31.10.1982

Montreal Canadiens, NHL

F

Tomas Rolinek

17.02.1980

Metallurg Magnitogorsk, RUS

F

Josef Vasicek

12.09.1980

Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, RUS

• The Czech Republic won the historic 1998 Olympic hockey tournament in Nagano. That was the first time the NHL took a break for the biggest winter sport event. Twelve year later, one player from '98 remains on the Czech team: Jaromir Jagr.
• It will be Jagr's fourth Olympic Games. Tomas Kaberle, Pavel Kubina, Petr Cajanek and Patrik Elias will appear in their third Olympics.
• Nine returning players were on the team that won bronze in Turin 2006. Twelve represented the Czech Republic in the 2009 World Championship.
• Most players on the team (16) come from the NHL. Five are from Russia, and two from the Czech Extraliga, including league scoring leader Roman Cervenka.