Notable Former Players
- Ivan Borodiak
- Walter Chyzowych
- Walter Kazdoba
- Zenon Snylyk
- Myron Worobec
U.S. National & Olympic Team Members: Zenon Snylyk an accompolished Sitch star played on three U.S. Olympic teams (1956, 1960, 1964) as well as on the U.S. National & Pan American where he represented the U.S. in 99 total matches. In 1959 he was named captain of the U.S. Pan-American Team, and in 1960 was named he captain of the U.S. Olympic Team which defeated Brazil 5-3, and which won a bronze medal at the Games. (Volodymyr) Walter Chyzowych top scorer, and MVP of the ASL in the 1965/66 season, was selected to the U.S. National Team in 1965, as was (Volodymyr) Walter Kazdoba. Between 1965 and 1967 Chyzowych made 48 appearances on the U.S National team, and in 1976 was U.S National Team's coach. Myron Worobec was part of the U.S. Olympic Team in 1966.
League All-Star Team Members: Zenon Shpon, Myron Hura, Vasyl Koval, Danylo Chromowsky, Oleh Dutkevych, Ivan Savicky, Volodomyr Kazdoba, Andy Bakun, Walter Tkach, Markian Hamulak, Roman Solchanyk, Myron Worobec.
College "All Americans": Andy Bakun, Myron Bakun, Lev Hura, Myron Hura, Vasyl Kazdoba, Walt Manning.
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