EV Zug

EV Zug
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EV Zug

Founded	1967
Home ice	Eishalle Herti
Based in	Zug, Switzerland
Colours	Blue and white
League	Nationalliga A
Head coach	Doug Shedden
President	Roland Staerkle
General manager	Roland Wyss
Sport manager	Patrick Lengwiler

EV Zug is a professional men's ice hockey team from Zug, Switzerland. EV Zug is a member of Nationalliga A, and plays home games at Eishalle Herti (capacity 6,780). The team was founded in 1967, and won the Swiss Championships in 1998.

1 Current roster
2 Notable and famous players
3 External links

Current roster

Coach	Nationality	Birthday
Doug Shedden	Canada	April 29, 1961
Waltteri Immonen	Finland	April 03, 1967

Goalies

No	Name	Nationality	Birthday
34	Yves Hermann	Switzerland	May 07, 1989
41	Lars Weibel	Switzerland	May 20, 1974
39	Sandro Zurkirchen	Switzerland	February 25, 1990

Defensemen

No	Name	Nationality	Birthday
26	René Back	Switzerland	September 08, 1982
16	Rafael Diaz	Switzerland	January 09, 1986
25	Micki DuPont	Canada	April 15, 1980
28	Jannik Fischer	Switzerland	June 29, 1990
23	Jay Harrison	Canada	November 03, 1982
19	Michael Kress	Switzerland	April 13, 1976
4	Marco Maurer	Switzerland	February 21, 1988
8	Dominic Meier	Switzerland	December 26, 1976
5	Patrick Sutter	Switzerland	July 06, 1970

Forwards

No	Name	Nationality	Birthday
10	Tobias Bucher	Switzerland	February 03, 1989
24	Duri Camichel	Switzerland	May 06, 1982
61	Corsin Casutt	Switzerland	December 01, 1984
7	Björn Christen	Switzerland	April 05, 1980
55	Paul DiPietro	Switzerland / Canada	September 08, 1970
21	Patrick Fischer	Switzerland	September 06, 1975
27	Josh Holden	Canada	January 18, 1978
22	Dale McTavish	Canada	February 28, 1972
28	Patrick Oppliger	Switzerland	March 11, 1975
57	Fabian Schnyder	Switzerland	December 30, 1985
11	Janick Steinmann	Switzerland	February 10, 1987
48	Thomas Walser	Switzerland	May 16, 1982

Notable and famous players

Misko Antisin (1990-1998)
James Black (ice hockey) (2002-2003)
Duri Camichel (1999-....)
Valeri Chiriaev (2002-2003)
Patric Della Rossa (2004-2006)
Paul DiPietro (1999-2004/2005-....)
Todd Elik (2000-2002)
Livio Fazio (1992-1997/2003-2007)
Patrick Fischer (1992-1997/2003-2006/2007-....)
Mike Fisher (2004-2005)
John Fritsche (1989-1991)
Daniel Giger (1993-1998/2003-2006)

Don "Red" Laurence (1989-1991)
Claude Lemieux (2003-2004)
Niko Kapanen (2004-2005)
Dino Kessler (1990-1992/1993-2001)
Andre Kunzi (1990-2002)
Thomas Kunzi (1992-1999)
Bill McDougall (1995-1998)
Dale McTavish (2007-....)
Daniel Meier (1990-1995/1997-2001)
John Miner (ice hockey) (1995-1998)
Colin Muller (1989-1999)
Phil Neuenschwander (1989-1997)

Patrick Oppliger (1998-....)
Oleg Petrov (2004-2008)
Barry Richter (2003-2008)
Andre Rotheli (1995-2001)
Ronnie Rueger (1996-2002)
Patrick Schopf (1991-2004)
Patrick Sutter (1996-2001/2006-....)
Chris Tancill (1999-2004)
Kevin Todd (1998-1999)
Wes Walz (1996-1999)
Lars Weibel (2004-....)
Ken Yaremchuk (1990-1996)

External links

v • d • e Swiss National League A

Teams: HC Ambri-Piotta · EHC Basel · SC Bern · HC Davos · Fribourg-Gottéron · Genève-Servette HC · Kloten Flyers · SCL Tigers · HC Lugano · Rapperswil-Jona Lakers · EV Zug · ZSC Lions

Swiss hockey: List of NLA seasons · National League B · 1. Liga · Spengler Cup

Related articles: · IIHF · IIHF Continental Cup · IIHF European Champions Cup · Champions Hockey League

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