Karel Mosovsky
22.8.1981
The career of Karel Mošovský, a graduate of South Bohemian hockey, was developing very promisingly. After starting in the youth categories in his native Písek, he was selected for the youth team of Motor České Budějovice. However, Karel did not warm up there for long and traveled to the junior competition in Canada, where he also won the Memorial Cup in the Regina Pets jersey.
This experience also helped him in the NHL draft, where he was selected in the 4th round by the Buffalo Sabres in 1999. A series of injuries and knee and shoulder surgeries slowed him down on the Rochester Americans farm, and unfortunately, he never earned an invitation to the best competition in the world.
After returning to the Czech ice rinks, he fought for a contract with the then extra league team Dukla Jihlava, but during the pre-season training period, a flying puck caused him a complicated concussion, which stopped Karl's efforts to find a place in professional hockey. After recovering, Karel played several more seasons in the 1st and 2nd leagues in his hometown of Písek.
After the birth of his son, he became actively involved in coaching children. He is listed as the head coach of the One Five team in the Raiders.
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PETR SAFAROVSKY
21.9.2000
Petr Šafařovský grew up in Ústí nad Labem and then in the Bili Tygri academy in Liberec. Then he tried his hand at professional hockey in the Bili Tigri's partner team in Benátky nad Jizerou, where he played in the 1st league.
At a young age, after finishing his active hockey career, he began coaching the youth of Liberec, where he quickly rose to the position of head coach of the 1st to 4th grade base and, starting this year, will be the head coach of the 5th and 6th grade teams at the Bili Tygri.
At Raiders, he is in charge of the One Six team as head coach. In the summer, he leads the Raiders Camp in Písek as head coach.
TOMAS RUZICKA
9.6.1987
Tomáš Růžička is also a product of South Bohemian hockey. Like Karel Mošovský, he went through the youth teams of IHC Písek. Then his hockey career took him to nearby Strakonice, where he settled with his family and where he was captain of the men's A-team for a long time.
He then switched to coaching and today leads the youth team of the entire club in Strakonice. As a coach, he also helps with the Raiders One Six team and leads the team in important matches and tournaments. As head coach, he achieved success at the Spring Stanley Cup Games in Pilsen, where the One Six celebrated the title and lifted the cup.
DANIEL JUNGBAUER
2.5.1985
Daniel Jungbauer played for the youth teams of Milevsko, Tábor and Písek, where he eventually settled and played the largest part of his career. He then spent a long time playing for Radomyšl on the South Bohemian ice rinks in the regional league. He led the Radomyšl team for a long time as captain.
He is currently studying for his coaching license and has been Karel Mošovský's right-hand man at the One Five team. He also helps out as a coach at the summer Raiders Camp.
DAVID GABA
29.5.1994
David Gába is still an active goalie with extra league and especially first league experience. A graduate of Písek hockey, he fell in love with Motor České Budějovice in his youth, where he eventually spent 10 seasons.
He then signed a contract with the Wallachian club VHK Robe Vsetín, where he played 4 seasons in the first league. His next steps in hockey took him closer to home, to nearby Tábor, where he fought for the local HC's return to the first league.
He played his last season in his home team Písek in the 2nd league and this year he agreed to play for the newcomer of the 2nd league - HC Milevsko.
David is in charge of all Raiders goalies, who he mainly works with during summer camps.
