Israel at the 2011 IIHF World Championship

Israel at the IIHF World Championship

IOC code	ISR
NOC	Ice Hockey Federation of Israel
IIHF World Championship appearances
Israel at the IIHF World Championship 1992 - 1993 - 1994 - 1995 - 1996 - 1997 - 1998 - 1999 - 2000 - 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007 - 2008 - 2009 - 2010 - 2011 - 2012 - 2013 - 2014 - 2015 - 2016

During the 2011 IIHF World Championship Israel completed in the tournament for the twentieth time. During the tournament, Israel competed in the Division III grouping. With their last place finish in 2010 Israel was relegated to Division III for the tournament. With their first place finish however Israel was promoted back to Division II for 2012. Israel was led by Eliezer Sherbatov and went 5-0 during the tournament.^[1]

Standings

	Promoted to Division II for 2012

Rk	Team	GP	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	GDF	PTS
1	Israel	5	4	1	0	0	57	9	+48	14
2	South Africa	5	4	0	1	0	43	9	+34	13
3	Turkey	5	3	0	0	2	28	25	+3	9
4	Luxembourg	5	2	0	0	3	33	22	+11	6
5	Greece	5	1	0	0	4	7	79	−72	3
6	Mongolia	5	0	0	0	5	0	25	−25	0

Source:^[2]

Games

April 11
21:45

South Africa

5 – 6 OT ^[3]
(2–1, 2–2, 1–2)
( OT: 0–1 )

Israel

Grandwest Ice Arena
Attendance: 851

Ashley Bock

Goalies

Avihu Sorotzki

Referee:

Claudio Pianezze
Linesmen:

Ulrich Pardatscher

Jacques Riisom-Birker

C. Birrell (B. Matthews) (PP2) – 02:24	1–0
G. Lyon (B. Matthews) (PP) – 06:57	2–0
	2–1	12:13 – D. Bochner (D. Mazour, S. Norman) (PP)
D. Magmoed (M. Giot) – 24:53	3–1
	3–2	26:23 – D. Mazour (S. Norman)
A. Marais (G. Yates, G. Miller) – 33:22	4–2
	4–3	37:32 – A. Geller (D. Mazour) (PP)
	4–4	41:08 – S. Frenkel (D. Spivak)
C. Birrell (C. Engelbrecht) – 41:33	5–4
	5–5	55:10 – E. Sherbatov (D. Mazour) (PP)
	5–6	63:51 – E. Sherbatov (D. Mazour)

22 min

Penalties

20 min

Shots

April 12
16:15

Israel

11–1^[4]
(4–0, 4–0, 3–1)

Luxembourg

Grandwest Ice Arena
Attendance: 56

Avihu Sorotzki
Boris Amromin

Goalies

Philippe Lepage

Referee:

Chris Deweerdt
Linesmen:

Nickolas Beukes

Seung Won Jung

E. Sherbatov (D. Spivak D. Bochner) (PP) – 02:47	1–0
D. Mazour (S. Frenkel) (PP) – 06:33	2–0
E. Sherbatov (A. Geller, S. Frenkel) (PP) – 11:01	3–0
D. Mazour (S. Norman, M. Lebedev) – 16:27	4–0
E. Sherbatov (D. Spivak, R. Oz) (SH) – 23:45	5–0
S. Norman (D. Mazour, S. Frenkel) – 25:43	6–0
S. Frenkel (A. Geller, E. Sherbatov) – 27:02	7–0
S. Frenkel (E. Sherbatov) – 39:31	8–0
D. Mazour (T. Avneri, D. Bochner) – 42:14	9–0
A. Geller (S. Frenkel, S. Cooper) – 47:34	10–0
	10–1	52:23 – B. Welter (G. Scheier)
E. Sherbatov (D. Spivak, R. Oz) (SH) – 55:34	11–1

10 min

Penalties

29 min

Shots

April 14
13:00

Israel

5–0
(forfeit)

Mongolia

Grandwest Ice Arena

April 15
19:45

Greece

2–26^[5]
(0–6, 0–8, 2–12)

Israel

Grandwest Ice Arena
Attendance: 1,014

Alexandros Moirasgetis
Pantelis Magklaras

Goalies

Boris Amromin
Avihu Sorotzki

Referee:

Chris Deweerdt
Linesmen:

Mikulash Furnadziev

Jos Korte

	0–1	03:05 – E. Kniter (V. Schwarzman)
	0–2	06:25 – D. Mazour (E. Sherbatov)
	0–3	07:25 – M. Lebedev (S. Norman, I. Levy)
	0–4	09:30 – E. Sherbatov (D. Mazour, S. Frenkel)
	0–5	12:56 – S. Frenkel (D. Spivak)
	0–6	17:27 – M. Lebedev (A. Geller, I. Levy)
	0–7	24:53 – E. Sherbatov (A. Geller) (SH)
	0–8	25:17 – D. Mazour (SH)
	0–9	26:56 – A. Boulakhov (E. Kniter, D. Spivak)
	0–10	27:40 – E. Sherbatov (S. Frenkel)
	0–11	31:06 – D. Mazour (E. Sherbatov, R. Oz)
	0–12	33:02 – E. Kniter (S. Cooper)
	0–13	37:37 – S. Frenkel (E. Sherbatov)
	0–14	38:37 – S. Frenkel (E. Sherbatov)
	0–15	40:33 – E. Sherbatov
	0–16	44:01 – D. Mazour (S. Frenkel, D. Spivak) (PP)
	0–17	45:25 – I. Levy (S. Norman, M. Lebedev)
	0–18	46:31 – S. Frenkel (E. Sherbatov) (PP)
	0–19	48:25 – E. Sherbatov (S. Frenkel)
E. Fournogerakis (A. Dragatsis) – 50:37	1–19
	1–20	51:15 – T. Avneri
	1–21	51:51 – E. Kniter (A. Boulakhov)
	1–22	52:27 – D. Mazour (S. Frenkel, E. Sherbatov)
	1–23	53:01 – E. Sherbatov
	1–24	54:45 – S. Frenkel (E. Sherbatov)
	1–25	56:41 – V. Schwarzman (K. Malachi) (PP)
	1–26	56:50 – D. Mazour (E. Sherbatov)
K. Adamidis – 57:48	2–26

8 min

Penalties

2 min

Shots

April 17
16:15

Israel

9–1^[6]
(3–1, 5–0, 1–0)

Turkey

Grandwest Ice Arena
Attendance: 1,014

Avihu Sorotzki

Goalies

Fikri Atali
Levent Ozbaydugan

Referee:

Claudio Pianezze
Linesmen:

Ulrich Pardatscher

Jacques Riisom-Birker

D. Mazour – 01:30	1–0
S. Frenkel (E. Sherbatov, A. Geller) (PP2) – 04:26	2–0
E. Sherbatov (S. Frenkel) – 12:28	3–0
	3–1	16:31 – A. Solak (E. Coskun, C. Akyıldız)
S. Frenkel (E. Sherbatov) (PP) – 23:18	4–1
I. Levy(D. Mazour, D. Spivak) (PP) – 24:31	5–1
R. Oz (D. Spivak) (PP) – 25:28	6–1
E. Sherbatov (S. Frenkel) (PP) – 33:23	7–1
S. Frenkel – 35:48	8–1
E. Kniter (D. Spivak) (PP) – 52:35	9–1

34 min

Penalties

63 min

Shots

Leaders

Scoring

Four Israelis finished in the top 10 in points during the Division III tournament.^[7]

Rank	Player	GP	G	A	Pts	+/−	PIM
1	Eliezer Sherbatov	4	14	12	26	+22	0
2	Sergei Frenkel	4	11	11	22	+21	4
3	Daniel Mazour	4	11	7	18	+18	10
6	Daniel Spivak	4	4	6	10	+5	4

GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; +/− = Plus/Minus; PIM = Penalties In Minutes; POS = Position

Goaltender

Israeli goaltender, Avihu Sorotzki, was ranked second among the goaltenders in Division III.^[8]

Player	TOI	SA	GA	GAA	Sv%	SO
Avihu Sorotzki	201:14	81	6	1.79	92.59	0

TOI = Time On Ice (minutes:seconds); SA = Shots Against; GA = Goals Against; GAA = Goals Against Average; Sv% = Save Percentage; SO = Shutouts

Awards

Three Israelis won awards for be players during the Division III tournament.

Best players selected by the directorate

Best Forward: Eliezer Sherbatov
Best Defenceman: Daniel Spivak

Best players selected by the coaches

Tal Avneri

Roster

Head coach: Sergei Belo

Number	Name	Position
1	Avihu Sorotzki	GK
2	Ofir Koren	F
3	Kai Malachi	D
4	Vitali Shwarzman	F
5	Evgeni Knitter	F
7	Eliezer Sherbatov	F
8	Itzhak Levy	F
10	Sergei Frenkel
11	Shon Norman	F
12	Marek Lebedex	F
13	Daniel Mazour	F
14	Tal Avneri	F
15	Daniel Bochner	D
16	Avishai Geller	F
18	Daniel Spivak	D
20	Boris Aromin	GK
22	Sean Cooper	F
23	Ran Oz	D
24	Anton Boulakhov	F

Source:^[9]

References

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