KHL 12/30 16:00 - [3] Sev. 체레포베츠 v HC 디나모 [2] W 4-2
KHL 12/28 16:00 - [4] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 비티아즈 포돌스크 [11] L 2-3
KHL 12/25 14:00 - [3] 바스 카잔 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [4] W 3-4
KHL 12/23 14:00 - [2] 트랙터 첼랴빈스크 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [4] L 6-1
KHL 12/21 14:00 - [1] 메딸루르크 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [3] L 4-3
KHL 12/12 14:00 - [10] 소치 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [3] L 5-4
KHL 12/10 16:00 - [3] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 아방가르드 옴스크 [5] L 2-3
KHL 12/08 16:00 - [3] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 조케리트 헬싱키 [1] L 3-4
KHL 12/06 16:00 - [3] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 비티아즈 포돌스크 [12] W 3-1
KHL 12/04 14:00 - [3] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 아무르 하바롭스크 [9] L 1-2
KHL 12/01 17:30 - [12] 디나모 리가 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [3] W 2-3
KHL 11/29 16:30 - [5] SKA v Sev. 체레포베츠 [3] W 1-3
KHL 11/27 14:00 - [3] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 토르페도 NN [9] W 3-1
KHL 11/24 16:00 - [3] Sev. 체레포베츠 v CSKA 모스크바 [3] W 3-0
KHL 11/22 16:30 - [12] 비티아즈 포돌스크 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [3] W 1-2
KHL 11/20 14:00 - [4] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 바리스 [10] L 3-4
KHL 11/17 16:10 - [7] 디나모 민스크 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [3] W 3-4
KHL 11/15 16:30 - [3] CSKA 모스크바 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [3] L 3-2
KHL 11/06 14:00 - [3] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 메딸루르크 [1] W 5-2
KHL 11/04 14:00 - [4] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 아브토모빌리스트 [4] W 3-2
KHL 11/02 16:00 - [5] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 스파르타크 모스크바 [8] W 3-2
KHL 10/28 16:30 - [4] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 토르페도 NN [9] W 2-1
KHL 10/26 14:00 - [3] 살라바트 UFA v Sev. 체레포베츠 [5] W 2-3
KHL 10/24 11:00 - [7] 바리스 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [5] W 1-5
KHL 10/22 16:30 - [6] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 디나모 리가 [9] W 2-0
KHL 10/19 16:00 - [6] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 레드 스타 쿤룬 [11] W 2-1
KHL 10/16 14:00 - [6] Sev. 체레포베츠 v 네프테크히믹 [5] W 6-5
KHL 10/13 16:30 - [6] Lok 야로슬라블 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [6] L 2-1
KHL 10/11 16:00 - [8] 토르페도 NN v Sev. 체레포베츠 [6] W 2-3
KHL 10/09 14:00 - [2] HC 디나모 v Sev. 체레포베츠 [6] L 3-2

Wikipedia - Severstal Cherepovets

Hockey Club Severstal is a professional ice hockey team based in Cherepovets, Vologda Oblast, Russia. They are members of the Tarasov Division in the Kontinental Hockey League.

History

Founded in 1956, the club was originally known as Stroitel (Builder) Cherepovets. The name was changed to Metallurg (Metallurgist) Cherepovets in 1959. During the Soviet times, Metallurg played in the low and mid-level divisions of the ice hockey championship. But since the 1990s, not without the financial support of its parent company Severstal (Northsteel), the club joined the ranks of the major professional teams starting with the first season of the then newly established International Hockey League. The club eventually changed its name after the owner in 1994. The biggest success of Severstal to date was in the 2002-2003 Superleague season when they advanced to the final with Lokomotiv Yaroslavl.[] The home arena is the Ice Palace where home matches are played since 2006/2007 Russian Superleague season. Earlier the Sports-Concert Hall Almaz was the home arena.[]