Kashchenko CLUB Hattrick: Difference between revisions

From Hattrick
Jump to navigationJump to search
11.12.2008
 
mNo edit summary
Line 37: Line 37:


==Structure==
==Structure==
The KCHT united 4 member clubs and 2 member youth academies. In addition, two [[Bot team|bot teams]], which used to be owned by Kashchenko CLUB residents, are so called observer.
The KCHT united 4 member clubs and 2 member youth academies. In addition, two [[Bot team|bot teams]], which used to be owned by Kashchenko CLUB residents, are so called observers.


===[[Kashchenko CLUB Senior League|Senior League]]===
===[[Kashchenko CLUB Senior League|Senior League]]===

Revision as of 20:29, 11 December 2008

The Kashchenko CLUB Hattrick (KCHT) (Russian Кащенко CLUB Hattrick) is the governing body of football in the Kashchenko CLUB, St. Petersburg student organization. It organizes the football leagues, the Kashchenko CLUB Senior League for professional clubs and the Kashchenko CLUB Junior League for youth academies, as well as occasional friendly competitions. It is based in St. Petersburg.

Kashchenko CLUB Hattrick

(1546 at Cupmanager.org)

unofficial
President Serebrov
Founding date 03.12.2008
Members 4
Languages: Russian
English

History

The KCHT established on 3 December 2008 as all the residents (members) of the Kashchenko CLUB had their own clubs (the same situation was occurred between 28 June and 7 October 2008) and needed a formal structure to take things to the next level.

The first Kashchenko CLUB Hattrick team, Borovichi, was founded on 26 June 2007 (the end of the global season 20), but only in March-June 2008 (seasons 23-24) it became common.

In the same time two first youth academies were formed. Both of them appeared in Novgorod regionMoshenskoye (Borovichi, 28 December 2007) and FC Peretno village (Okulovka, 16 March 2008). But even in June 2008 activity of the academies turned out friendly games and particularly stoped. From that time till 3 December 2008 teams were on the list of the Kashchenko CLUB Championship – Youth League, but it hadn’t conducted any matches.

During season 24 and the first half of season 25 Kashchenko CLUB organized three friendly cups, which weren’t official Kashchenko CLUB competitions:

All of them were won by Borovichi after beating Okulovka in the finals.

Structure

The KCHT united 4 member clubs and 2 member youth academies. In addition, two bot teams, which used to be owned by Kashchenko CLUB residents, are so called observers.

Senior League

Team Region President Foundation League Head coach Team captain Venue Capacity
Borovichi Novgorod Serebrov 26.06.2007 V.125 Template:Flag/SWE Milan Boskovic Template:Flag/OCE Daron Bruton
Template:Flag/RUS Fedor Pokudin
Krasnaya Iskra 24 000
Okulovka Novgorod okulovka_resident 04.03.2008 V.65 Template:Flag/RUS Dmitry Kakotkin Template:Flag/RUS Julius Muna Smena 21 575
Pilot St. Petersburg Dinkleadge 10.06.2008 VI.439 Template:Flag/ARG Lucas José Pekas Template:Flag/RUS Vladimir Zhitenev
Template:Flag/RUS Alexander Razdobreev
Strela 13 500
Green Panda St. Petersburg Nekto_ 28.11.2008 VI.815 Template:Flag/RUS Boris Tyminskiy Template:Flag/RUS Svyatoslav Zhernosek Sortavala 12 000

Observers (bot teams)

Team Region Former president Foundation Reorganization Head coach Team captain Venue Capacity
Dunkelgrafen St. Petersburg Vadius 10.03.2008 07.10.2008 Template:Flag/RUS Marat Solokha Template:Flag/RUS Petr Sharov Arena of Death 12 700
Sortavala St. Petersburg Nekto_s_veerom 28.06.2008 25.11.2008 Template:Flag/RUS Eduard Traynin Template:Flag/RUS Veniamin Antontsev Greenwood arena 12 000

Junior League

Team Region Club President Foundation Head coach Team captain Venue Capacity
Moshenskoye Novgorod Borovichi Serebrov 28.12.2007 Template:Flag/RUS Eduard Zhestyannikov Template:Flag/RUS Adam Olar
Template:Flag/RUS Renat Kozhukhovskiy
Uver Arena 300
FC Peretno village Novgorod Okulovka okulovka_resident 16.03.2008 Template:Flag/RUS unknown Template:Flag/RUS Bronislav Lopashev Ozero 300

See also