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On August 12, Olympic gold medalist and two time world champion Alexander Sidelnikov would have turned 70 years of age.

Today on the 11th of August, legendary Soviet defenseman and one of the first USSR Olympic champions Genrikh Sidorenkov would have been celebrating his 80th birthday.

Yury Khmylyov, a 1992 Olympic champion, is celebrating his 56th birthday on August 9.

Nikolai Sologubov, a winner of the 1956 Olympic Games and the 1956 and 1963 World Championship, would have turned 96 years of age today on August 8.

August 6 marks the 73rd anniversary of Evgeny Zimin's birthday, a legendary Soviet ice hockey player who won the Olympic Games in 1968 and 1972.

The under 20 Russian Olympic team will face HC Sochi at the Shayba Arena in the first match of the 2020 Sochi Hockey Open.

Ilya Sorokin, a 2018 Olympic champion and a goalkeeper of the Russian national team and CSKA Moscow, celebrates his birthday on August 4.

Oleg Zaitsev, a two-time Olympic champion and a four-time world champion, would have turned 81 years of age on August 4.

Vasily Tokranov, a defenseman of the Russian national team and IHC SKA Saint Petersburg, celebrates his birthday on August 2.

Honoured Russian ice hockey coach Vladimir Plyushchev celebrates his birthday on August 2.

On August 2, Rafail Ishmatov, an honoured USSR and Russian ice hockey player and coach, celebrates his birthday.

On Wednesday, the under 20 Russian Olympic team competed in a friendly match against HC Sochi, conceding a 2:6 defeat to the hosts.

A statement of the Commission for the Accreditation of Ice Hockey Agents concerning complaints made with regard to Denis Loginov.

The second match of the 2020 Sirius Cup has taken place.

At the Sirius Cup, which is being held among those born in 2005, the most talented players are representing the under 16 Russian national team.

On July 23, Russian senior national team defenseman and 2014 world champion Dmitry Orlov celebrates his birthday.

The 2020 Sirius Cup, which was held at the Sirius Educational Centre in Sochi, has reached its completion with Central being crowned the winners.

Alexander Gusev, a champion of the 1976 Olympic Games as a defenseman of the USSR national team, has sadly passed away at the age of 73.

Former defenseman Sergei Zubov, who won the 1992 Olympic Games and the NHL Stanley Cup twice, has turned 50 years of age today.

On July 21, Russian national team forward Kirill Marchenko celebrates his birthday.