KHL 12/01 16:00 1 [19] ネフテヒミク・ニズネカムスク v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [6] L 6-5
KHL 11/29 16:00 1 [4] AKバーズカザン v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [6] L 5-0
KHL 11/26 14:00 1 [6] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v ディナモミンスク [10] L 1-4
KHL 11/24 16:00 1 [6] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v スロバン・ブラチスラバ [24] L 1-4
KHL 11/22 16:00 1 [6] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v KHL MEDVESCAKザグレブ [25] W 5-0
KHL 11/19 14:00 1 [6] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v トラクトール・チェリャビンスク [10] W 4-1
KHL 11/17 16:00 1 [6] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v メタルルグ・マグニトゴルスク [3] W 2-1
KHL 11/14 16:00 1 [5] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v サラバトウラエフUFA [7] L 2-3
KHL 11/12 10:00 1 メタルルグ・ノボクズネツク v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド W 2-4
KHL 11/10 12:30 1 [22] シビル・ノボシビルスク v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [5] W 1-4
KHL 11/08 13:00 1 [7] アバンガード・オムスク v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [5] L 2-1
KHL 10/26 16:30 1 [10] HCソチ v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [3] W 1-2
KHL 10/24 16:30 1 [18] スパルタクモスクワ v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [3] L 3-0
KHL 10/21 16:30 1 [9] ディナモミンスク v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [3] L 3-2
KHL 10/19 16:30 1 [29] ディナモリガ v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [3] W 1-2
KHL 10/17 15:30 1 [16] ジョケリト v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [3] L 4-1
KHL 10/15 14:00 1 [3] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v メタルルグ・ノボクズネツク [28] W 6-1
KHL 10/13 16:00 1 [3] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v アバンガード・オムスク [6] W 3-2
KHL 10/11 16:30 1 [3] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v シビル・ノボシビルスク [13] L 1-3
KHL 10/08 08:30 1 [25] クンルン・レッド・スター v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [3] W 2-4
KHL 10/06 09:30 1 [14] アムール・ハバロフスク v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [4] W 0-1
KHL 10/04 09:30 1 [27] アドミラル・ウラジオストク v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド [3] L 5-2
KHL 09/29 16:00 1 [4] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v FCバリーズ [26] W 3-2
KHL 09/27 16:00 1 [5] トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v アフトロモビリスト・エカテリンブルク [13] W 2-1
KHL 09/25 14:00 1 トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v HCユグラ W 3-1
KHL 09/22 16:30 1 ディナモモスクワ v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド W 0-1
KHL 09/20 16:30 1 HCヴィトヤーズ v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド L 3-0
KHL 09/18 14:30 1 ロコモティフ・ヤロスラブリ v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド W 0-3
KHL 09/16 16:30 1 ロコモティフ・ヤロスラブリ v トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド W 1-2
KHL 09/12 16:00 1 トルペド・ニズニー・ノブゴロド v アドミラル・ウラジオストク L 2-3

Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod (Russian: Торпедо Нижний Новгород) is a professional ice hockey club in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. It is a member of the Bobrov Division in the Kontinental Hockey League.

The team's home arena is Trade Union Sport Palace. The team used to play its home games at Konovalenko Sports Palace, named after Viktor Konovalenko – one of the most famous Soviet goaltenders, who played for the Torpedoes.

History

The first official ice hockey tournament in Gorky (the Communist-era name of Nizhny Novgorod) took place in early 1947, when the team was the winner of the first Avtozavodtsev Cup. In the 1947–48 season, the team was in the national championship. It was the official sports club of the submarine service of the Soviet Navy.[] The 1960–61 season was the most significant in the history of Torpedo, with the team winning the Avtozavodtsev Cup and the Soviet Sport Cup, reaching the final of the Cup of the Soviet Union, and finally winning the silver medal in the national championship. Torpedo was the first provincial team to place in the USSR championship in 1961. Gorkovchan's success that year is attributed, primarily, to head coach Dmitry Boginova, who managed to create a strong and cohesive team in just a few years. Goalie Konovalenko was later a two-time Olympic champion and eight-time world champion.[]

Twice the team fell just short of the bronze in 1982 and 1985. In the 1980s, Gorky twice won the Thunderstorm Authority prize. The Torpedo players in those years were constantly being called to different teams, with some seasons including the loss of up to ten players to other teams. In the championships of the MHL, RHL and Russia, which have been held since the Soviet collapse, Torpedo has not achieved significant success, with the best year in 1995, when the team placed fourth in the playoffs of the MHL championship.[]