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1993 - after the disintegration of Czechoslovakia and
formation of two independent states: The Czech republic and Slovakia our
Slovak hockey players had to fight for their return into world´s hockey
elite – the Czech ice hockey representation automatically began the
successors of Czechoslovakian hockey school, Slovak representation fell
into C. category Slovaks felt this as an act of big injustice and
misjudgement.
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 1994
- World championship in C category in Slovakia- Slovak representation
leaded by Julius Šupler won that championship. Our representation moved up
to B category.
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1995 - the World championship in B category in
Bratislava, our representation again leaded by Julius Šupler won and they
again moved up to A category.
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2001 – The World championship in Petrograd,
Russia- won a silver medal.
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2002 –
after failure on Olympic games in Salt Lake City Slovak representation
travelled to world championship and finally won a gold medal.
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2003 – the World championship- won a bronze medal.
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the most interesting metals for Czechoslovak Hockey
School before the year 1989:
- 1971 Masters of Europe,
- 1972 World champions and Masters of Europe,
- 1976 World champions and Masters of Europe,
- 1977 World champions and Masters of Europe,
- 1985 World champions.
Translated by Peter Svoboda
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