- Aab, Vitali (1979- )
- Born in Karaganda, Kazakhstan, USSR. Right-wing.
Club Career : Played for Nuremberg Ice Tigers
2001-04 and Mannheim Eagles 2004- .
- Aab Ishockey
Alborg, Denmark. Founded in 1997. See Aalborg IK.
Home ice : Aalborg Sköjtehal
Team colours : red, white & red - Aaby, Henrik (1975- )
- Born in Stavanger, Province of Rogaland, Norway. Left-wing.
International Career : Played for Norway
in the 1999 World Championships Pool A.
- AAHA
- See Alberta Amateur Hockey Association
- AAHL
- See Alaska Amateur Hockey League
- AAHL
- See All-American Hockey League
- Aalborg (IK Aalborg)
Alborg, Denmark. Merged with Aalborg BK af 1885 in
1997 to form Aalborg IK.
Home ice :
Team colours : - Aalborg BK af 1885
Alborg, Denmark. Founded in 1885. In 1997 Aalborg BK af 1885 merged with IK Aalborg and was re-named Aalborg IK.
Home ice : Aalborg Sköjtehal
Team colours : red, white & red
Honours : Won
the Danish Championship in 1981. - Aalborg IK [web site -
official fansite]
Alborg, Denmark. Founded in 1997 when Aalborg BK af 1885
and IK Aalborg merged.
Home ice : Aalborg Sköjtehal
Team colours : yellow, black & white - Aalborg Sköjtehal
- Alborg, Denmark.
Home ice for : Aalborg IK
Capacity : 1,972
Ice pad size : 200 feet x 100 feet
- Aalto, Antti (1975- )
- Born in Lappeenranta, South Karelia, Finland. Centre.
International Career : Played for Finland
(Junior) 1993-95. Played for Team Finland
in 1996-97. Played for Finland in the 1997 &
2000 World Championships.
Club Career : Played for TPS Turku
1995-97, Anaheim Mighty Ducks
& Cincinnati Mighty Ducks
1997-98 and Anaheim Mighty Ducks
1998-01.
Medals :
Won World Championships bronze in 2000.
Won the Euro Hockey Tour in 1996-97.
Won the Sweden Hockey Games in
1997.
- Aalto, Teemu (1978- )
- Born in Kokkola, Western Finland, Finland. Defenceman.
Club Career : Played for HPK Hämeenlinna
1999-04 and Timrå IK 2004- .
- Aaltonen, Juhamatti (1985- )
- Born in Li, Province of Oulu, Finland. Centre. St
Louis Blues 12th pick (284th overall) in the 2003 NHL
Entry Draft.
Club Career : Played for Karpat
Oulu 2002- .
- Aaltonen, Petri (1970 - )
- Born in Tampere, Western Finland, Finland. Right-wing. Quebec Nordiques
4th pick (45th overall) in the 1988 NHL
Entry Draft.
International Career : Played for Finland
(Junior) 1987-90.
Club Career : Played for IFK Helsinki 1990-91,
Tappara Tampere 1991-92, Vantaa HT 1992-93,
Tappara Tampere & Karhu-Kissat Helsinki 1993-94,
Haukat-KJT 1994-96, PiTa Helsinki 1996-97, Pensacola Ice Pilots &
Odessa Jackalopes & Waco Wizards 1997-98, Kiekko-Vantaa 1998-99 and PiTa Helsinki 1999-01.
Medals :
Won European Championship
(Junior) silver in 1987-88.
Honours : Won European
Championship
(Junior) Best Forward Award 1988.
- Aaltonen, Tero (1971- )
- Born in Helsinki, Southern Finland, Finland. Defenceman.
Club Career : Played for Fresno Falcons 1998-99.
- Aardwolfs Ice Hockey Club [web
site]
Christchurch, New Zealand. Founded in 1998. The Aardwolfs Ice Hockey Club competes in the Senior Non Checking League of the
Canterbury Ice Hockey Association. An active club, it has four non-checking teams and a Masters Tournament team. They welcome all travelling teams and invite anyone going their way to contact
them via the web site.
Home ice : Alpine Ice Sports & Entertainment
Center
Team colours : red, white & blue- Aarne Honkavaara Trophy
 - The Honkavaara Trophy was first introduced to the Finnish SM-liiga in 1978. It was
re-named in honour of Aarne Honkavaara in 1995.
An annual award for the the player who has scored most goals during the regular season in
the SM-liiga.
- Aarnio, Antti (1981- )
- Born in Oulu, Province of Oulu, Finland. Right-wing.
International Career : Played for Finland
(Junior) 1998-99.
Club Career : Played for Karpat
Oulu 2002- .
Medals :
Won World Championship (Junior U18) gold in 1998-99.
- Aaro Kivilinna Trophy
- The Kivilinna Trophy was first introduced to the Finnish SM-liiga in 1973. It was
re-named in honour of Aaro Kivilinna in 1995. An
annual award for the best team in the SM-liiga based on the success of team's adult and
junior programmes.
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