Czech Republic
Players
| Position | Name | Birthplace | 1995–96 team |
|---|---|---|---|
| F | Josef Beránek | Litvínov, Czech Republic | Vancouver Canucks |
| F | Radek Bonk | Krnov, Czech Republic | Ottawa Senators |
| G | Petr Bříza | Prague, Czech Republic | EV Landshut |
| F | Jiří Dopita | Šumperk, Czech Republic | Vsetín HC |
| D | Roman Hamrlík | Zlín, Czech Republic | Tampa Bay Lightning |
| F | Bobby Holík | Jihlava, Czech Republic | New Jersey Devils |
| F | Jaromír Jágr – C | Kladno, Czech Republic | Pittsburgh Penguins |
| D | František Kaberle | Kladno, Czech Republic | MoDo Hockey |
| D | Drahomír Kadlec | Příbram, Czech Republic | HC Chemopetrol Litvínov |
| F | Jiří Kučera | Bratislava, Slovakia | Luleå HF |
| F | Robert Lang | Teplice, Czech Republic | Los Angeles Kings |
| D | Stanislav Neckář | České Budějovice, Czech Republic | Ottawa Senators |
| F | Petr Nedvěd – A | Liberec, Czech Republic | Pittsburgh Penguins |
| F | Pavel Patera | Kladno, Czech Republic | HC Kladno |
| F | Martin Procházka | Slaný, Czech Republic | HC Kladno |
| F | Robert Reichel | Litvínov, Czech Republic | Frankfurt Lions |
| F | Martin Ručinský | Most, Czech Republic | Montreal Canadiens |
| D | Jiří Šlégr | Jihlava, Czech Republic | Edmonton Oilers |
| F | Martin Straka – A | Plzeň, Czech Republic | Florida Panthers |
| D | Michal Sýkora | Pardubice, Czech Republic | San Jose Sharks |
| F | Petr Sýkora | Plzeň, Czech Republic | New Jersey Devils |
| G | Roman Turek | Strakonice, Czech Republic | Nürnberg Ice Tigers |
| D | Jiří Veber | Prague, Czech Republic | Vsetín HC |
| F | Otakar Vejvoda | Beroun, Czech Republic | HC Kladno |
| D | Jiří Vykoukal | Olomouc, Czech Republic | HC Sparta Praha |
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