1996 World Cup of Hockey Rosters - Russia

Russia

Players

Position # Name Birthplace 1995–96 team
F 20 Sergei Berezin Voskresensk, Russia Cologne Sharks
F 96 Pavel Bure* Moscow, Russia Vancouver Canucks
F 18 Valeri Bure Moscow, Russia Montreal Canadiens
F 91 Sergei Fedorov Pskov, Russia Detroit Red Wings
D 2 Viacheslav Fetisov Moscow, Russia Detroit Red Wings
D 55 Sergei Gonchar Chelyabinsk, Russia Washington Capitals
D 25 Alexander Karpovtsev Moscow, Russia New York Rangers
D 11 Darius Kasparaitis Elektrėnai, Lithuania New York Islanders
G 35 Nikolai Khabibulin Yekaterinburg, Russia Winnipeg Jets
F 51 Andrei Kovalenko Balakovo, Russia Colorado Avalanche
F 27 Alexei Kovalev Togliatti, Russia New York Rangers
F 13 Vyacheslav Kozlov Voskresensk, Russia Detroit Red Wings
F 8 Igor Larionov Voskresensk, Russia San Jose Sharks
D 38 Vladimir Malakhov Yekaterinburg, Russia Montreal Canadiens
F 89 Alexander Mogilny Khabarovsk, Russia Vancouver Canucks
F 3 Sergei Nemchinov Moscow, Russia New York Rangers
F 33 Andrei Nikolishin Vorkuta, Russia Hartford Whalers
F 28 Alexander Semak Ufa, Russia New York Islanders
G 31 Mikhail Shtalenkov Moscow, Russia Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
G 30 Andrei Trefilov Moscow, Russia Buffalo Sabres
D 7 Oleg Tverdovsky Donetsk, Ukraine Winnipeg Jets
D 4 Igor Ulanov Krasnokamsk, Russia Tampa Bay Lightning
F 19 Alexei Yashin Yekaterinburg, Russia Ottawa Senators
D 26 Dmitri Yushkevich Cherepovets, Russia Toronto Maple Leafs
F 16 Valeri Zelepukin Voskresensk, Russia New Jersey Devils
F 10 Alexei Zhamnov Moscow, Russia Winnipeg Jets
D 44 Alexei Zhitnik Kiev, Ukraine Buffalo Sabres
D 56 Sergei Zubov Moscow, Russia Pittsburgh Penguins
  • (Injured) during Russia vs USA Exhibition Game

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