Notable Players
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- Petro Rusak - the club's leader in scored goals at the top level (26). The club's topscorer in 1996 and 1998 with P. Irychuk
- Pavlo Irychuk - the club's second best scorer at the top level (23). The club's topscorer in 1998 with P. Rusak
- Ihor Yurchenko - franchise player. The most loyal club member as a player and a manager. The club's topscorer in 1995. The club's third best scorer at the top level (15).
- Volodymyr Kovalyuk - nicknamed Diesel, which means a powerful locomotive.
- Serhiy Turiansky used to be a promising forward.
- Oleh Rypan - the club's longest playing goalie in the Ukrainian Premier League (57 games). The club's third best in Goals Against Average (GAA) at top level (1.351).
- Oleh Pyrozhenko - the club's most dependable goalie with .917 GAA in 12 games of 1992 season.
- Yaroslav Vatamanyuk - franchise player. The leader in games played in history of the club.
- Mykola Prystay - franchise player. The best scorer in history of the club.
Other former players
- Yozhef Betsa
- Taras Beley
- Andriy Romanovych Khomyn
- Bohdan Debenko
- Yaroslav Dumanskyi
- Myroslav Dumanskyi
- Ivan Yaremchuk
- Mykola Yurchenko
- Taras Kovalchuk
- Roman Maksymyuk
- Stepan Matviiv
- Ihor Melnychuk
- Valentyn Moskvyn
- Serhiy Ptashnyk
- Mykhailo Starostiak
- Yuriy Shuliatytskyi
- Taras Shulyatytskyi
- Mykola Volosyanko
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