Michel Breistroff

French ice hockey player

Michel Breistroff - French ice hockey player
Born

February 5th, 1971
54 years ago

Died

1996
29 years ago — 25 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

France

Links & References

Played professional ice hockey primarily as a defenceman. Competed in numerous international tournaments representing France. Active in the French ice hockey league and participated in the 1992 Winter Olympics. Served as a key player for various teams, contributing to the sport in France.

Competed in the 1992 Winter Olympics

Played for the French national ice hockey team

Participated in multiple World Championships

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