A plane crash Wednesday killed at least 43 people including all but one of players and coaches of the KHL

team Yaroslavl Lokomotiv.

Pavol Demitra, forward

Born Nov. 29, 1974 in Dubnica, Slovakia. Ottawa draft pick played 847 NHL games for Senators, St. Louis Blues, Los Angeles Kings, Minnesota Wild and Vancouver Canucks. Scored 304 goals and 768 points. Won the Lady Byng Trophy in 19992000. Scored 30-plus goals three times with the Blues and was a threetime NHL all-star. Represented former Czechoslovakia at 1993 world juniors (bronze) and Slovakia at three Olympics and six world championships. Left Vancouver for KHL in 2010. Second season with Yaroslavl Lokomotiv.

Daniil Sobchenko,

forward 31-year-old winger, Columbus Blue Jackets draft pick in 02; 11th season with Lokomotiv.

Ivan Tkachenko,

forward 20-year-old, second round pick of San Jose Sharks in 2011. Jan Marek, forward 31-year-old forward was a New York Rangers draft pick in 2003.

Nikita Klyukin, forward 22-year-old, fourth season with Lokomotiv. Alexander Kalyanin,
forward 23-year-old in his fourth KHL season with Lokomotiv.

Josef Vasicek, forward Born Sept. 12, 1980 in Havylickuv Brod, Slovakia Carolina draft pick played 460 NHL games with the Hurricanes, Nashville, and New York Islanders. Centre scored 77 goals and 183 points. Played two seasons in the OHL with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (1998-2000) Fourth season with Lokomotiv.

forward 23-year-old winger, a Yaroslavl native, played 18 games for the New Jersey Devils last year.

Alexander Vasiunov,

forward 21-year-old winger played two seasons with RouynNoranda of the QMJHL. Artem Yarchuk, forward 21-year-old winger played 17 games with Lokomotiv last year.

Sergei Ostapchuk,

Gennady Churilov,

forward 24-year-old previously played for Voskresensk Khimik in the KHL

Alexander Romanovsky,

forward 24-year-old played one season with the Quebec Remparts in 200405.

Andrej Kiryukhin,

forward 24-year-old forward in his fth season with Lokomotiv.

goalie 30-year-old, fourth round pick of the Detroit Red Wings in 2000, played in the AHL for Grand Rapids in 2006-07.

Stefan Liv,

Ruslan Salei, defence

goalie 38-year-old played in Russias top league since 1999. Joined Lokomotiv last year.

Alexander Vyukhin,

Born Nov. 2, 1974, Minsk, Belarus. Anaheims rst pick (ninth overall) in 1996 draft played 917 NHL games for the Mighty Ducks, Florida Panthers, Colorado Avalanche and Detroit Red Wings. Scored 45 goals and 204 points. Played 75 games for Detroit last season. First season with Lokomotiv Played in the 2003 Stanley Cup nal with Anaheim, who lost in Game 7 to N.J. Represented Belarus at three Olympics and nine world championships.

Karlis Skrastins, defence

BRAD MCCRIMMON, coach Born March 29, 1959 in Dodsland, Sask. Native of Plenty, Sask. Yaroslavl Lokomotiv head coach was a Detroit Red Wings assistant the last three years. Boston Bruins rst rounder (15th overall) in 1979 NHL draft played 1,222 games with the Bruins, Philadelphia, Calgary, Detroit, Hartford and Phoenix. Won a Stanley Cup with the Flames in 1989. Played for Canada at two world junior tournaments (1978-79). Started coaching career in 1997 as a New York Islanders assistant. Served in that capacity with Calgary (2001-03), Atlanta (2003-08) and the Red Wings (2008-11). Also coached the Western Hockey Leagues Saskatoon Blades (1998-2000). IGOR KOROLEV, coach
Born Sept. 6, 1970 in Moscow, Russia St. Louis second rounder played 795 NHL games with the Blues, Winnipeg, Toronto, Phoenix and Chicago. Forward scored 119 goals and 346 points. Last played in NHL in 2003-04 with Chicago. Played in Russia from 2004-10, retiring with Lokomotiv. Assistant coach with the KHL club.

Born July 9, 1974, Riga, Latvia Nashville draft pick played 832 NHL games for the Predators, Colorado, Florida and Dallas. Defenceman scored 32 goals and 136 points. First season in KHL after playing 74 games with the Dallas Stars last season. Played all 82 games in ve-year span with Nashville and Colorado (2000-06). Played for Latvia in three Olympics and seven world A championship

Karel Rachunek, defence Alexander Galimov

26-year-old forward in his eighth season with Lokomotiv. Survived the crash but was taken to hospital in a coma.

defence 33-year-old, played in Russias top league since 1995.

Pavel Trakhanov,

Vitalij Anikeyenko,

Born Aug. 27, 1979, Zlin, Czech Republic Ottawa draft pick played 371 NHL games for Senators, New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils. Defenceman scored 22 goals and 140 points. Last played in the NHL in 2007-08 with the Devils. Fourth season in the KHL and third stint with Lokomotiv (200203, 05-06). Part of golden Czech world championship team in 2010 and a bronze in 2011 at Bratislava.

defence 25-year-old German picked by Nashville in the 2007 NHL draft, spent 2008-10 in the AHL with Milwaukee.

Robert Dietrich,

Marat Kalimulin,

defence 24-year-old Yaroslavl native, an Ottawa thirdrounder in 05.

defence 31-year-old, third stint with Lokomotiv, 12th year KHL.

Michail Balandin,

defence 23-year-olds second year with Lokomotiv. Jurij Urichev, defence 20-year-old in his third season on Lokomotiv blueline.

ALEXANDER KARPOVTSEV, coach Born April 7, 1970 in Moscow, Russia Quebec draft pick played 596 NHL games with the New York Rangers, Toronto, Chicago, New York Islanders and Florida. Won a Stanley Cup in his rookie season with the Rangers (199394) Last played in NHL in 2005-06 with the Panthers. Played two more seasons in the Russian league. Assistant coach with the KHL Lokomotiv.
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Nikolai Krivonosov, Jorma Valtonen,