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HK Olimpija Ljubljana

Ljubljana, Slovenia · since 2004 · Colours: Green and white

2.League position
38Points from 18
12-1-0-5W · OTW · OTL · L
79:46Goals

The dragons from Ljubljana: founded in 2004 as a youth club, HK Olimpija took over the professional operation in 2017 after the end of HDD Olimpija. Olimpija has played in the ICE Hockey League since 2021/22 and is six-time Slovenian champion, most recently five times in a row. Games are played in the Hala Tivoli.

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

Goals per game4.39Rank 1 of 14
Goals against per game2.56Rank 3 of 14
Shots per game34.9Rank 1 of 14
Shots against per game29.1Rank 5 of 14
Power play18.5 %Rank 10 of 14
Penalty kill83.8 %Rank 3 of 14
Faceoff percentage53.0 %Rank 2 of 14
Average attendance2,363Rank 10 of 14
Arena capacity used52.5 %Rank 12 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

28.7Average age (years)
184.7Average height (cm)
87.0Average weight (kg)
19 : 9Slovenes : imports

Slovenes · Imports

Imports by nationality: Canada 6, Denmark 1, England 1, USA 1. Basis: 28 players on the roster list, data according to Eliteprospects.

92
Joshua Darren LawrenceForward · Born 2002
1814923+134
93
Nicolai MeyerForward · Born 1993
1891322+92
11
Marly QuinceForward · Born 1994
1871522+1110
9
Jan UrbasCForward · Born 1989
18111021+178
43
Terrence James BrennanADefenceman · Born 1989
1831720+2325
8
Marcel MahkovecForward · Born 2003
1861319+154
74
Nathanael HalbertDefenceman · Born 1995
185510+1010
89
Zach BoychukAForward · Born 1989
182810+918
10
Miha BericicForward · Born 2004
18268+34
71
Žiga MehleForward · Born 2002
18437+12
86
Rozle BohincDefenceman · Born 2004
17257+429
14
Žiga JegličAForward · Born 1988
13257+70
Bine Masic
6156+62
4
Colin Reid McNeillDefenceman · Born 1992
15066+138
13
Ziga PanceForward · Born 1989
13415+16
15
Blaz GregorcADefenceman · Born 1990
16235+46
37
Christopher Russell DouglasForward · Born 2000
10145+68
44
Aljosa CrnovicDefenceman · Born 1999
18134-38
41
Jan ĆosićDefenceman · Born 2003
11033+44
60
Clayton KirichenkoDefenceman · Born 1996
2112+12
23
Jaka SodjaForward · Born 1999
1811202
68
Luka GombocForward · Born 2003
12112-12
12
Nik SimšičForward · Born 1997
11022+10
72
Bine MašičDefenceman · Born 2002
000000
21
Maks BukovecForward · Born 2002
7000+20
18
Martin BohincForward · Born 2000
1000+10

Season 2026/27, regular season. A = assistant, C = captain.

Roster moves in summer 2026
  • Departure · 04.09.Dustin Tokarski (goalie) retires
  • Departure · 02.09.Robert Sabolic (forward) moves to HD Jesenice
  • Departure · 22.08.Rok Kapel (forward) moves to HD Jesenice
  • Departure · 08.08.Alex Petan (forward) retires
  • Signing · 27.07.Luka Gomboc (forward), previously EC-KAC
  • Departure · 17.07.Tian Hebar (defenceman) moves to Chambéry
  • Signing · 13.07.Chris Douglas (forward), previously Rochester Americans

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

Arena & fans

Hala Tivoli

Capacity
4,500 seats
Average attendance 2026/27
2,363 (rank 10 in the league)

Getting there & entry

  • The arena is in Tivoli Park. By public transport, the nearest stop is “Tivoli” (city bus lines LPP 1, 1B, 3, 5, 7, 8, 25 and 60).
  • By car: parking at “Tivoli I”, “Tivoli II” and in the surrounding area. A bike-share station (BicikeLJ) is at the Tivoli stop.
  • Tickets are available via Eventim, and the club offers advance-sale promotions for important games.
  • The arena is accessible for people with reduced mobility, with its own parking spaces, paths, lift and toilets.
Tickets from the club ↗

Fans

The club's website gives no information on the sector layout of the Hala Tivoli.

Fan clubs

The club's website does not list any fan clubs. According to Wikipedia there are also the Green Dragons, who mainly attend football games.

To the club's fan zone ↗

History & honours

Honours

  • Slovenian champion (6 titles)2019, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026
  • Alps Hockey League winner2019, 2021
  • Slovenian cup winner (4 times)2019, 2020, 2022, 2023
  • ICE Hockey League semi-final2026
  • First Slovenian participant in the Champions Hockey League2022/23

Club records

  • Most pointsNik Simšič · 235 (353 games)
  • Most goalsŽiga Pance · 112
  • Most assistsNik Simšič · 136
  • Most gamesNik Simšič · 353
  • Most penalty minutesŽiga Pance · 341
  • Most points in a seasonKen Ograjensek · 74 (2010/11)
  • Most goals in a seasonLuka Basic · 32 (2010/11)

According to Eliteprospects, entire club history in the database.

Rankings since 2021

16101421/2222/2323/2424/2525/2626/272021/22: place 6, Quarter-final2022/23: place 12, Missed the playoffs2023/24: place 9, Round of 162024/25: place 8, Round of 162025/26: place 6, Semi-final2026/27: place 2, 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
2025/266Semi-final
2024/258Round of 16
2023/249Round of 16
2022/2312Missed the playoffs
2021/226Quarter-final
2020/21–Alps Hockey League: champion · Slovenian league: final
2019/20–Season cancelled because of the pandemic
2018/19–Alps Hockey League: champion · Slovenian league: champion
2017/18–Alps Hockey League: quarter-final · Slovenian league: final

Milestones

  1. 2004Hokejski klub Olimpija is founded, at first as the youth club of HDD Olimpija.
  2. 2017After the end of HDD Olimpija the club takes over the professional operation and starts in the Alps Hockey League.
  3. 2019The treble in the first successful season: champion of the Alps Hockey League and the Slovenian league, and cup winner.
  4. 2021Admission to the ICE Hockey League.
  5. 2022Olimpija takes part in the Champions Hockey League as the first Slovenian club and becomes Slovenian champion for the second time.
  6. 2026The sixth Slovenian title, the fifth in a row, and the first semi-final in the ICE Hockey League.