捷克超级联赛 03/03 15:30 52 [14] 克拉德诺骑士 v 卡罗维瓦丽 [11] L 1-4
捷克超级联赛 03/01 16:30 51 [5] CEZ捷克布杰约维采汽车 v 克拉德诺骑士 [14] L 5-3
捷克超级联赛 02/27 17:00 50 [14] 克拉德诺骑士 v 利特维诺夫 [5] W 2-0
捷克超级联赛 02/25 15:00 49 [14] 克拉德诺骑士 v 特日内茨 [3] W 5-2
捷克超级联赛 02/23 17:00 48 [14] 克拉德诺骑士 v 姆拉达博莱斯拉夫 [13] L 0-5
捷克超级联赛 02/18 15:00 46 [14] 克拉德诺骑士 v 皮尔森 [11] L 3-4
捷克超级联赛 02/16 17:00 45 [5] HC克米塔布诺 v 克拉德诺骑士 [14] W 2-3
捷克超级联赛 02/14 17:00 44 [14] 克拉德诺骑士 v 利巴域 [4] L 2-7
捷克超级联赛 02/12 17:00 29 [14] 克拉德诺骑士 v 维迪卡瓦斯 [10] L 0-4
捷克超级联赛 02/10 15:00 16 [14] 克拉德诺骑士 v 维迪卡瓦斯 [12] L 2-3
捷克超级联赛 02/04 15:00 43 [2] 斯巴达布拉格 v 克拉德诺骑士 [14] L 5-3
捷克超级联赛 02/02 16:30 42 [12] 维迪卡瓦斯 v 克拉德诺骑士 [14] L 4-2
捷克超级联赛 01/31 16:00 10 [3] 特日内茨 v 克拉德诺骑士 [14] L 5-0
捷克超级联赛 01/28 16:00 41 [1] 帕尔杜比采迪纳摩 v 克拉德诺骑士 [14] L 3-1
捷克超级联赛 01/26 17:15 40 [14] 克拉德诺骑士 v HC奥洛穆茨 [10] L 2-3
捷克超级联赛 01/23 16:30 39 [11] 卡罗维瓦丽 v 克拉德诺骑士 [14] L 4-1
捷克超级联赛 01/21 15:00 38 [14] 克拉德诺骑士 v CEZ捷克布杰约维采汽车 [7] L 0-3
捷克超级联赛 01/19 16:30 37 [4] 利特维诺夫 v 克拉德诺骑士 [14] L 4-3
捷克超级联赛 01/14 15:00 36 [13] 克拉德诺骑士 v 特日内茨 [3] L 3-5
捷克超级联赛 01/12 16:30 35 [14] 姆拉达博莱斯拉夫 v 克拉德诺骑士 [13] L 4-3
捷克超级联赛 01/07 16:00 34 [13] 克拉德诺骑士 v 蒙特菲尔德HK [7] L 1-2
捷克超级联赛 01/05 16:30 33 [11] 皮尔森 v 克拉德诺骑士 [13] L 7-2
捷克超级联赛 01/03 17:00 47 [7] 蒙特菲尔德HK v 克拉德诺骑士 [13] L 4-2
捷克超级联赛 12/30 15:00 32 [13] 克拉德诺骑士 v HC克米塔布诺 [8] L 4-5
捷克超级联赛 12/28 17:00 31 [5] 利巴域 v 克拉德诺骑士 [13] W 4-8
捷克超级联赛 12/26 16:00 30 [2] 斯巴达布拉格 v 克拉德诺骑士 [13] L 5-3
捷克超级联赛 12/22 17:00 29 克拉德诺骑士 v 维迪卡瓦斯 - 已推迟
捷克超级联赛 12/20 17:00 28 [1] 帕尔杜比采迪纳摩 v 克拉德诺骑士 [13] L 4-3
捷克超级联赛 12/10 16:00 27 [9] HC奥洛穆茨 v 克拉德诺骑士 [13] L 3-2
捷克超级联赛 12/08 17:00 26 [13] 克拉德诺骑士 v 卡罗维瓦丽 [10] L 2-3

Wikipedia - Rytíři Kladno

Rytíři Kladno (English: Kladno Knights) is a Czech professional ice hockey team based in the city of Kladno. They are currently a member of the Czech Extraliga. The team president and owner is Jaromír Jágr, a former NHL player, who is currently playing in home games for the team in addition to his ownership and administrative roles. The team plays its home games at ČEZ Stadion.

History

Kladno was a particularly strong team in the late 1970s, when it won four consecutive league titles (1975–1978), and again in 1980. The team's star, Milan Nový, was league MVP in 1977, 1981, and 1982, and won six scoring titles. František Pospíšil was the league MVP in 1971 and 1972. The team was sponsored by the State Security police until the Velvet Revolution of 1989.

Before the 1997-98 season Kladno lost its sponsor, ironworks Huť Poldi [cs]. Eventually the Poldi crest disappeared from Kladno jerseys and the successes that this once famous club achieved in previous years also disappeared, perennially finishing last in the league. Primarily the lack of funds did not allow to management improvement of club cadre and the main coach resigned.

Despite the departure of a number of players abroad in 2003, Kladno continued to perform well and celebrated return to the Czech highest-level league. However after the season 2012-13 Kladno performed poorly in the extraliga. Nor the withdrawal of coaches helped, the team reached the highest league again after the 12 years.

Jaromír Jágr played for his hometown Kladno for parts of four seasons, including during the NHL lockouts in 1994, 2004, and 2012. In January 2018, Jágr was assigned to HC Kladno after a partial season with the Calgary Flames. Jágr took over majority ownership from his father in 2011.

During the 2010–2011 season, the team was docked 6 points for having used players who were not correctly registered to the club, an affair which also involved the clubs BK Mladá Boleslav and HC Plzeň.

Summary of league participation

  • 1951–1953: First Ice Hockey League (highest-level league in Czechoslovakia)
  • 1953–1955: Celostátní soutěž (second-level league in Czechoslovakia)
  • 1955–1983: First Ice Hockey League (highest-level league in Czechoslovakia)
  • 1983–1985: 1. ČNHL (second-level league in Czechoslovakia)
  • 1985–1986: First Ice Hockey League (highest-level league in Czechoslovakia)
  • 1986–1987: 1. ČNHL (second-level league in Czechoslovakia)
  • 1987–1993: First Ice Hockey League (highest-level league in Czechoslovakia)
  • 1993–2002: Czech Extraliga (highest-level league in the Czech Republic)
  • 2002–2003: 1st Czech Republic Hockey League (second-level league in the Czech Republic)
  • 2003–2014: Czech Extraliga (highest-level league in the Czech Republic)
  • 2014–2019 : WSM Liga (second-level league in the Czech Republic)
  • 2019–20 : Czech Extraliga (highest-level league in the Czech Republic)
  • 2020–21 : 1st Czech Republic Hockey League
  • 2021–present : Czech Extraliga (highest-level league in the Czech Republic)