Russian Second League history and statistics

Rus-2 History

The Russian Second League was a European Non-Elite hockey league that operated from 1978 to 1989.

Rus-2 Seasons

Russian Second League
Year	Teams	Champion	Runner-Up	Result
	In: Angarsk Yermak In: Barnaul Motor In: Cherepovets Metallurg In: Glazov Progress In: Gorki Polet In: Karaganda Stroitel In: Kirovo-Cepeck Olimpiya In: Krasnoyarsk Sokol In: Kuibyshev Mayak In: Leningrad Sudostroitel In: Narva Kreenholm In: Novokuznetsk Metallurg In: Novosibirsk SKA In: Omsk Avangard In: Orsk Yuzhny Ural In: Petropavlovsk Metallist In: Ryazan Stankostroitel In: Sverdlovsk SKA In: Temirtau Stroitel In: Tolyatti Torpedo In: Tyumen Rubin In: Yaroslavl Torpedo
1978-79	22 Teams
Out: Angarsk Yermak Out: Barnaul Motor Out: Cherepovets Metallurg Out: Glazov Progress Out: Gorki Polet Out: Karaganda Stroitel Out: Kirovo-Cepeck Olimpiya Out: Krasnoyarsk Sokol Out: Kuibyshev Mayak Out: Leningrad Sudostroitel Out: Narva Kreenholm Out: Novokuznetsk Metallurg Out: Novosibirsk SKA Out: Omsk Avangard Out: Orsk Yuzhny Ural Out: Petropavlovsk Metallist Out: Ryazan Stankostroitel Out: Sverdlovsk SKA Out: Temirtau Stroitel Out: Tolyatti Torpedo Out: Tyumen Rubin
1980-81	1 Teams
	In: Alma-Ata Yenbek In: Almetyevsk Sputnik In: Angarsk Yermak In: Arkhangelsk Spartak In: Barnaul Motor In: Chelyabinsk Metallurg In: Dalnegorsk Goriyak In: Elektrostal Kristall In: Engelis Khimik In: Glazov Progress In: Kalinin SKA MVO In: Karaganda Automobilist In: Khabarovsk SKA In: Kharkov Dynamo In: Kiev Mashinostroitel In: Kirovo-Cepeck Olimpiya In: Krasnoyarsk Sokol In: Kuibyshev Mayak In: Leningrad Izhorets In: Leningrad Vifk In: Magnitogorsk Metallurg In: Narva Kreenholm In: Nizhny Tagil Sputnik In: Novokuznetsk Metallurg In: Omsk Avangard In: Orsk Yuzhny Ural In: Petropavlovsk Metallist In: Riga Latvia Berzs In: Ryazan Stankostroitel In: Sverdlovsk Luch In: Temirtau Stroitel In: Tolyatti Torpedo In: Ufa Avangard
1981-82	34 Teams
Out: Alma-Ata Yenbek Out: Kharkov Dynamo Out: Leningrad Vifk Out: Tolyatti Torpedo	In: Komsomolsk-on-Amur Amurstal In: Lipetsk Traktor In: Moscow Lokomotiv In: Olenegorsk Zvezda In: Prokopyevsk Shaktar In: Rudnyj Gornyak In: Schekino Kord In: Sverdlovsk SKA In: Tomsk Kedr
1982-83	39 Teams
Out: Karaganda Automobilist Out: Leningrad Izhorets Out: Moscow Lokomotiv Out: Rudnyj Gornyak Out: Yaroslavl Torpedo	In: Novosibirsk Mashinostroigel In: Novosibirsk SKA In: Tyumen Rubin In: Voronezh Buran
1983-84	38 Teams
Out: Elektrostal Kristall Out: Kiev Mashinostroitel Out: Novokuznetsk Metallurg Out: Olenegorsk Zvezda	In: Karaganda Automobilist In: Kiev SHVSM In: Novocheboksarsk Sokol In: Tashkent Binokor
1984-85	38 Teams
Out: Arkhangelsk Spartak Out: Chelyabinsk Metallurg Out: Kalinin SKA MVO Out: Karaganda Automobilist Out: Komsomolsk-on-Amur Amurstal Out: Riga Latvia Berzs Out: Tashkent Binokor	In: Briansk Desna In: Riga SHVSM
1985-86	33 Teams
Out: Almetyevsk Sputnik Out: Angarsk Yermak Out: Barnaul Motor Out: Briansk Desna Out: Dalnegorsk Goriyak Out: Engelis Khimik Out: Glazov Progress Out: Kiev SHVSM Out: Kirovo-Cepeck Olimpiya Out: Krasnoyarsk Sokol Out: Kuibyshev Mayak Out: Lipetsk Traktor Out: Magnitogorsk Metallurg Out: Narva Kreenholm Out: Nizhny Tagil Sputnik Out: Novocheboksarsk Sokol Out: Novosibirsk Mashinostroigel Out: Petropavlovsk Metallist Out: Prokopyevsk Shaktar Out: Riga SHVSM Out: Ryazan Stankostroitel Out: Schekino Kord Out: Sverdlovsk Luch Out: Sverdlovsk SKA Out: Temirtau Stroitel Out: Tomsk Kedr Out: Tyumen Rubin Out: Ufa Avangard	In: Cherepovets Metallurg
1987-88	6 Teams
Out: Khabarovsk SKA Out: Novosibirsk SKA Out: Omsk Avangard Out: Orsk Yuzhny Ural Out: Voronezh Buran	In: Angarsk Yermak In: Krasnoyarsk Sokol In: Omsk Luch In: Prokopyevsk Shaktar
1988-89	5 Teams
Out: Angarsk Yermak Out: Cherepovets Metallurg Out: Krasnoyarsk Sokol Out: Omsk Luch Out: Prokopyevsk Shaktar	In: Kirovo-Cepeck Olimpiya In: Narva Kreenholm In: Novopolotsk Khimik
1990-91	3 Teams

Cities in Rus-2

Engelis Khimik [1981-1986]

Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan

Yenbek [1981-1982]

Almetyevsk, Russia

Sputnik [1981-1986]

Angarsk, Russia

Yermak [1978-1989]

Arkhangelsk, Russia

Spartak [1981-1985]

Barnaul, Russia

Motor [1978-1986]

Briansk, Ukraine

Desna [1985-1986]

Chelyabinsk, Russia

Metallurg [1978-1985]

Cherepovets, Russia

Metallurg [1978-1979]

Dalnegorsk, Russia

Goriyak [1981-1986]

Elektrostal, Russia

Kristall [1981-1984]

Glazov, Russia

Progress [1978-1986]

Gorki, Russia

Polet [1978-1979]

Kalanin, Russia

Kalinin SKA MVO [1981-1985]

Karaganda, Russia

Stroitel [1978-1979]

Karaganda, Kazakhstan

Automobilist [1981-1985]

Khabarovsk, Russia

SKA [1981-1988]

Kharkov, Russia

Dynamo [1981-1982]

Kiev, Ukraine

Mashinostroitel [1981-1984]

SHVSM [1984-1986]

Kirovo-Cepeck, Ukraine

Olimpiya [1978-1991]

Komsomolsk, Russia

Komsomolsk-on-Amur Amurstal [1982-1985]

Krasnoyarsk, Russia

Sokol [1978-1989]

Kuibyshev, Russia

Mayak [1978-1986]

Leningrad, Russia

Sudostroitel [1978-1979]

Izhorets [1981-1983]

Vifk [1981-1982]

Lipetsk, Russia

Traktor [1982-1986]

Magnitogorsk, Russia

Metallurg [1981-1986]

Moscow, Russia

Lokomotiv [1982-1983]

Narva, Estonia

Kreenholm [1978-1991]

Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

Nizhny Tagil Sputnik [1981-1986]

Novocheboksarsk, Russia

Sokol [1984-1986]

Novokuznetsk, Russia

Metallurg [1978-1984]

Novopolotsk, Belarus

Khimik [1990-1991]

Novosibirsk, Russia

SKA [1978-1988]

Mashinostroigel [1983-1986]

Olenegorsk, Russia

Zvezda [1982-1984]

Omsk, Russia

Avangard [1978-1988]

Luch [1988-1989]

Orsk, Russia

Yuzhny Ural [1978-1988]

Petropavlovsk, Kazakhstan

Metallist [1978-1986]

Prokopyevsk, Russia

Shaktar [1982-1989]

Riga, Latvia

Latvia Berzs [1981-1985]

SHVSM [1985-1986]

Rudnyj, Kazakhstan

Gornyak [1982-1983]

Ryazan, Ukraine

Stankostroitel [1978-1986]

Schekino, Russia

Kord [1982-1986]

Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Binokor [1984-1985]

Temirtau, Kazakhstan

Stroitel [1978-1986]

Tolyatti, Russia

Torpedo [1978-1989]

Tomsk, Russia

Kedr [1982-1986]

Tyumen, Russia

Rubin [1978-1986]

Ufa, Russia

Avangard [1981-1986]

Voronezh, Russia

Buran [1983-1988]

Yaroslavl, Russia

Torpedo [1978-1983]

Yekaterinburg, Russia

Sverdlovsk SKA [1978-1986]

Sverdlovsk Luch [1981-1986]