Definition
Peter Hrašil is a Slovak professional ice‑hockey defenceman.
Overview
Peter Hrašil was born on 13 May 1992 in Prešov, Slovakia. He has pursued a career in ice hockey primarily within the Slovak Extraliga, the top tier of Slovak ice‑hockey competition. Hrašil has been rostered by HK Poprad, where he has contributed to the club’s defensive line‑up in multiple regular‑season and playoff campaigns. His participation in international competition, such as representing Slovakia at junior levels, is not documented in widely available sources.
Etymology / Origin
The given name “Peter” derives from the Greek πῆρ (πέρ), meaning “rock” or “stone,” and is common throughout Central Europe. The surname “Hrašil” (alternatively rendered “Hraško”) is of Czech or Slovak origin, rooted in the Slavic word hrá meaning “play” or “game,” with the diminutive suffix ‑ško often indicating “small” or “young.”
Characteristics
- Position: Defenceman
- Playing style: Reported as a left‑shooting defensive player with a focus on physical play and positional responsibility. Specific statistical records (goals, assists, plus/minus) are limited in publicly accessible databases.
- Physical attributes: Height and weight are not consistently reported; typical professional defencemen range between 180 cm–190 cm in height and 85 kg–95 kg in weight.
Related Topics
- Slovak Extraliga (top professional ice‑hockey league in Slovakia)
- HK Poprad (professional ice‑hockey club based in Poprad, Slovakia)
- Ice hockey in Slovakia (development, national teams, and league structure)
Note: Accurate information about Peter Hrašil’s career statistics, international representation, and personal biography is not fully confirmed in publicly available encyclopedic sources.