MINSK, 6 March (BelTA) – HC SKA Minsk have become the last participants of the SEHA League Final Four, BelTA has learned.
Belarusian champions defeated HC Masheka Mogilev 29-22 at home on 5 April. Minsk’s Kirill Rabchinsky, the tournament’s leading scorer, found the net eight times, taking his tally to 75 goals. The Minsk side also won away in Mogilev, posting a 31-28 victory. On 4 April, HC Viktor Stavropol fell 29-30 to HC Chekhovskiye Medvedi on the road, but clinched a spot in the decisive stage thanks to a two-goal home win (29-27).
Following the regular season, HC Meshkov Brest and HC Zenit Saint Petersburg secured direct berths to the Final Four. The decisive stage of the current season in the Eastern Division will take place at the Victoria Sports Complex in Brest on 13-14 June. Brest previously hosted the SEHA League finals in 2017, 2019 and 2024.
Belarusian champions defeated HC Masheka Mogilev 29-22 at home on 5 April. Minsk’s Kirill Rabchinsky, the tournament’s leading scorer, found the net eight times, taking his tally to 75 goals. The Minsk side also won away in Mogilev, posting a 31-28 victory. On 4 April, HC Viktor Stavropol fell 29-30 to HC Chekhovskiye Medvedi on the road, but clinched a spot in the decisive stage thanks to a two-goal home win (29-27).
In last season’s final match, HC Zenit Saint Petersburg defeated HC Chekhovskiye Medvedi 35-34, while in the bronze medal game, HC CSKA Moscow beat HC Meshkov Brest 32-23.
Photos by Sergei Sheleg/BelTA
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