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Hydro Fehérvár AV19

Székesfehérvár, Hungary · since 1960 · Colours: Blue and white

11.League position
21Points from 18
4-3-3-8W · OTW · OTL · L
38:61Goals

The ice hockey club from Székesfehérvár: founded in 1960 as Székesfehérvári Volán SC, 13-time Hungarian champion and in the Austrian league since 2007, as the first Hungarian team. The most recent final came in 2022. Home games have been played at the MET Aréna since 2025, which was called ALBA Aréna when it opened.

Fehérvár in numbers Season 2026/27, rank within the league

Goals per game2.11Rank 13 of 14
Goals against per game3.39Rank 11 of 14
Shots per game28.9Rank 12 of 14
Shots against per game31.8Rank 10 of 14
Power play12.9 %Rank 13 of 14
Penalty kill75.8 %Rank 11 of 14
Faceoff percentage50.0 %Rank 6 of 14
Average attendance3,646Rank 3 of 14
Arena capacity used66.3 %Rank 6 of 14

Rank 1 is the best value in the league (the lowest for goals against and shots against). Figures from all regular-season games recorded so far.

Schedule & results

Full league schedule ↗

Roster Season 2026/27

26.9Average age (years)
182.8Average height (cm)
83.7Average weight (kg)
24 : 10Hungarians : imports

Hungarians · Imports

Imports by nationality: Canada 5, USA 2, Finland 1, Slovenia 1, Sweden 1. Basis: 34 players on the roster list, data according to Eliteprospects.

6
Justin MacPhersonDefenceman · Born 2000
1821012-912
92
Anže KuraltForward · Born 1991
184610-412
34
Istvan TerbocsForward · Born 1996
18459-48
39
Trevor CheekForward · Born 1992
18718+112
51
Timothy CampbellDefenceman · Born 1991
15088+36
44
Kevin Michael FarrenForward · Born 2000
1243706
36
Csanad ErdelyCForward · Born 1996
18167-26
16
Janos HariAForward · Born 1992
18167-78
12
Michael CyrForward · Born 1999
12336-30
43
Benjamin ZlotyDefenceman · Born 2002
13314-54
5
Bence StipsiczADefenceman · Born 1997
18224-39
13
Kristof NemethForward · Born 2002
18134-86
68
László FarkasForward · Born 2004
15213-16
37
Viktor PerssonDefenceman · Born 2001
13033-44
47
Csongor AmbrusForward · Born 2003
18202-90
11
Bence PáterkaForward · Born 2000
7112-40
17
Roland KissDefenceman · Born 1999
18112-68
67
Donat HorvathDefenceman · Born 2004
1601102
Gergő MihalikForward · Born 2005
8011-16
26
Rasmus KulmalaForward · Born 1994
18011-612
40
Zétény MolnárForward · Born 2004
901100
21
Adam FalusDefenceman · Born 2001
16000-10
82
Bálint MagosiForward · Born 1989
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Dominik NagyDefenceman · Born 2007
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10
István BartalisAForward · Born 1990
000000
41
Kolos FehérForward · Born 2006
8000-22
Márton AlapiForward · Born 2004
000000
57
Mátyás Keceli-MészárosForward · Born 2003
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7
Max GerlachForward · Born 1998
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18
Péter VinczeForward · Born 1995
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Zsombor DócziDefenceman · Born 2001
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Season 2026/27, regular season. A = assistant, C = captain.

Roster moves in summer 2026
  • Signing · 29.09.Michael Farren (forward), previously Tahoe Knight Monsters
  • Signing · 19.09.Zétény Molnár and Kolos Fehér (forwards) join the team from the Fehérvár Hockey Academy
  • Departure · 08.09.Dominik Horváth (goalie) moves to Amiens
  • Departure · 08.09.Ole Einar Engeland Andersen (defenceman) moves to HC Motor České Budějovice
  • Departure · 17.08.Balázs Varga (forward) moves to DEAC
  • Departure · 06.08.Darren Archibald (forward) moves to HC Prešov
  • Signing · 02.08.Levente Hegedüs (goalie) joins the team from the Fehérvár Hockey Academy

Selection according to Eliteprospects, completeness not guaranteed. As of 11/10/2026

Arena & fans

MET Aréna Székesfehérvár

Capacity
5,500 seats
Average attendance 2026/27
3,646 (rank 3 in the league)

Getting there & entry

  • The arena opened in April 2024 as the ALBA Aréna and now bears the name MET Aréna. Fehérvár has played here since the 2025/26 season, before that in the Ifj. Ocskay Gábor Jégcsarnok, which is currently being rebuilt.
  • By car: there is a car park with about 400 spaces and a barrier at the building, plus further parking areas nearby.
  • The arena is an all-seater with several seat categories, its own fan club sector and an away sector.
  • Children under 3 watch the game for free on their parents' lap, and reduced tickets are available for children, pupils and pensioners. Season ticket holders get in faster.
Tickets from the club ↗

Fans

The MET Aréna has its own fan club sector and an away sector. We could not find an overview of the fan clubs on the club's website.

The club also runs activities such as the puck throw, public skating and the monthly vote for the best player.

To the club's fan zone ↗

History & honours

Honours

  • Hungarian champion (13 titles)1981, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
  • Interliga winner2003, 2007
  • ICE Hockey League final2022
  • Third in the IIHF Continental Cup2005
  • First Hungarian participant in the Champions Hockey League2022/23

Club records

  • Most pointsKrisztián Palkovics · 925 (681 games)
  • Most goalsKrisztián Palkovics · 489
  • Most assistsGábor Ocskay Jr. · 446
  • Most gamesKrisztián Palkovics · 681
  • Most penalty minutesBence Svasznek · 480
  • Most points in a seasonJános Hári · 67 (2018/19)
  • Most goals in a seasonIstván Sofron · 31 (2011/12)

According to Eliteprospects, entire club history in the database.

Retired numbers

19Gábor Ocskay Jr.Forward (1993 to 2009); the former home arena bears his name
24Krisztián PalkovicsForward (1993 to 2012) and the club's record goal scorer
25Balázs KangyalDefenceman (1997 to 2008)

Rankings since 2007

16101407/0808/0909/1010/1111/1212/1313/1414/1515/1616/1717/1818/1919/2020/2121/2222/2323/2424/2525/2626/272007/08: place 10, –2008/09: place 9, –2009/10: place 6, –2010/11: place 9, Missed the playoffs2011/12: place 6, Quarter-final2012/13: place 9, Missed the playoffs2013/14: place 10, Quarter-final2014/15: place 6, Quarter-final2015/16: place 9, Missed the playoffs2016/17: place 11, Missed the playoffs2017/18: place 10, Missed the playoffs2018/19: place 6, Quarter-final2019/20: place 9, Missed the playoffs2020/21: place 3, Quarter-final2021/22: place 3, Final2022/23: place 8, Quarter-final2023/24: place 2, Quarter-final2024/25: place 7, Quarter-final2025/26: place 10, Semi-final2026/27: place 11, current season
League position in the regular season, 1 = top. Dashed: places 6 and 10 (cut-offs in the current format). Coral: champion or finalist, ring: current season.
All seasons as a table
SeasonPlacePlayoffs
2025/2610Semi-final
2024/257Quarter-final
2023/242Quarter-final
2022/238Quarter-final
2021/223Final
2020/213Quarter-final
2019/209Missed the playoffs
2018/196Quarter-final
2017/1810Missed the playoffs
2016/1711Missed the playoffs
2015/169Missed the playoffs
2014/156Quarter-final
2013/1410Quarter-final
2012/139Missed the playoffs
2011/126Quarter-final
2010/119Missed the playoffs
2009/106–
2008/099–
2007/0810–

Milestones

  1. 1960Founded as Székesfehérvári Volán SC.
  2. 1981The first Hungarian championship title, won as the first team from outside Budapest.
  3. 1998The club takes the name Alba Volán, and further sponsor names follow in the years after.
  4. 2003Winner of the Interliga, and four years later it succeeds once more.
  5. 2007Admitted to the Austrian league as the first Hungarian team.
  6. 2012The 13th and so far last Hungarian championship title; after that Fehérvár no longer competes in the Hungarian league.
  7. 2022Fehérvár reaches the final of the ICE Hockey League and plays in the Champions Hockey League in the 2022/23 season as the first Hungarian club.
  8. 2024The new arena opens on 19 April as the ALBA Aréna, with the international game Hungary against Norway.
  9. 2025Move to the MET Aréna, the current home arena.