Bohuslavski Shershni

The first trophy came in 2015, in the 40+ category of the Hockey Ukraine Amateur Tournament.

That rink was Lodogray, the winter sports training centre in Boguslav, Kyiv Oblast. It was built in 2014 with money from the state lottery operator M.S.L. Oleksandr Matviychuk ran the children's hockey school there as its first coach. He also played for the amateur team, so the veterans who took that title had the school's head coach on the ice with them.

In 2016 the juniors finished fifth in the Hockey Ukraine Junior Championship. They went on to play in the Ukrainian junior championship and won the Open Cup of Kyiv Oblast in youth age groups. Bogdan Trushchenko came through the school and played in several World Championships for Ukraine's junior and youth teams.

The step up came in 2026, when it prepared to enter the senior Ukrainian Hockey Championship for the 2026/2027 season. Vadim Shakhraychuk, formerly head coach of the national team, was reported as the man behind the bench. Andriy Polosenko arrived as captain. That summer the club was also drawn in Group B of the Ukrainian Cup alongside Sokil Kyiv, and it did not win the tournament.

Home games are played on a 60x30 metre sheet at Lodogray, where the stands hold between 150 and 300 spectators.