Claus Dalpiaz

BIOGRAPHY

BORN: October 10, 1971, Kufstein, Austria.

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HEIGHT: 5'10"

WEIGHT: 154 lbs.

UNIFORM #: 1 (Austria).

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• Missed 2005 IIHF world championships with undisclosed torn muscle.

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REGULAR SEASON
Year  Team                         GP    Min   W   L   T    GA    GAA   Shots    Sv%   ShO   G   A   PiM     S/60    PERS
93-94 Austria OLYMPICS              2     94   0   1   0    11   7.06      49   .776     0   0   0     0
96-97 Rosenheim Star Bulls GERMANY 50   2918               191   3.93                    1   0   2     8
97-98 Rosenheim Star Bulls GERMANY 41                                                        0   0     0   
      Austria OLYMPICS              3    148   0   1   2    10   4.06      85   .882     0   0   0     0
98-99 Rosenheim Star Bulls GERMANY 23                                                        0   0     2
00-01 Austria WORLD                 1     20                 3   3.00       9   .667     0             0

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Year  Team                        GP    Min   W   L   GA    GAA   Shots    Sv%   ShO   G   A   PiM     S/60    PERS

OLYMPIC GAME DIRECTORY:

• Played for Austria in 1994 Winter Olympics (Lillehammer, Norway)
• 02/14/94: L (60m, 33/40) 3-7 defeat vs. Czech Republic (Turek).
• 02/16/94: - (33m31s, 5/9) 1-9 defeat vs. Russia (Abramov) [Replaced Puschacher].
• Played for Austria in 1998 Winter Olympics (Nagano, Japan)
• 02/07/98: T (60m, 36/38) 2-2 tie vs. Slovakia (Murin).
• 02/08/98: T (60m, 18/23) 5-5 tie vs. Kazakhstan (Shimin, Yeremeyev).
• 02/10/98: L (27m49s, 21/24) 2-5 defeat vs. Italy (Rosati) [Replaced by Divis].
• Played for Austria in 2002 IIHF World Championships (Sweden).
• 04/26/02: L (60m, 31/36) 3-5 defeat vs. Sweden (Salo).
• 04/28/02: - (7m26s, 9/12) 3-6 defeat vs. Russia (Podomatski) [Replaced by Suttnig].
• 04/30/02: W (60m, 20/23) 5-3 victory vs. Slovenia (Reddick).
• 05/06/02: L (60m, 24/27) 2-3 defeat vs. Ukraine (Simchuk).
• Played for Austria in 2003 IIHF World Championships (Finland)
• 04/26/03: L (60m, 24/29) 1-5 defeat vs. Finland (Nurminen).
• 04/29/03: W (60m, 18/20) 6-2 victory vs. Slovenia (Glavic).
• 05/03/03: L (60m, 27/32) 1-5 defeat vs. Germany (Jonas).
• 05/06/03: W (60m, 32/34) 5-2 victory vs. Ukraine (Simchuk, Karpenko).