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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the highest level of international [[wikipedia:Ice Hockey|Ice Hockey]] competition organised by the [[Micras Hockey League|MHL]], the governing body of the sport on [[Micras]]. | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the highest level of international [[wikipedia:Ice Hockey|Ice Hockey]] competition organised by the [[Micras Hockey League|MHL]], the governing body of the sport on [[Micras]]. | ||
The tournament is played once a year, being competed for by | The tournament is played once a year, being competed for by twelve qualified nations. | ||
==Qualification== | ==Qualification== | ||
{{main|MHL World Championships qualification}} | {{main|MHL World Championships qualification}} | ||
The six nations competing in the [[Micras Hockey League|MHL]] automatically qualify for the competition, with the remaining six places being filled through qualifiers. | |||
==Format== | |||
The six [[Micras Hockey League|MHL]] nations are put into the 'A' Conference, and the other teams are in the 'B' Conference. The top four teams from the 'A' Conference, and the top two from the 'B' Conference advance to the knockout stages. | |||
==Squads== | ==Squads== | ||
{{main|MHL World Championships rosters}} | {{main|MHL World Championships rosters}} | ||
All competing nations for each tournament are required to name a [[MHL World Championships|roster]] of players. Competing nations have to name a roster of 3 goaltenders and 20 skaters. Teams have to use the numbers 1 to 23, with the number 1 jersey being reserved for goaltenders. | All competing nations for each tournament are required to name a [[MHL World Championships rosters|roster]] of players. Competing nations have to name a roster of 3 goaltenders and 20 skaters. Teams have to use the numbers 1 to 23, with the number 1 jersey being reserved for goaltenders. | ||
==Previous tournaments== | ==Previous tournaments== | ||
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!width=15%|Runners-up | !width=15%|Runners-up | ||
!width=15%|Third Place | !width=15%|Third Place | ||
!width=15%| | !width=15%|'B' Champions | ||
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|''2013''<br>''[[2013 MHL World Championships|Details]]'' | |''2013''<br>''[[2013 MHL World Championships|Details]]'' | ||
Revision as of 13:45, 21 March 2013
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| Number of teams | 12 |
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The MHL World Championships is the highest level of international Ice Hockey competition organised by the MHL, the governing body of the sport on Micras.
The tournament is played once a year, being competed for by twelve qualified nations.
Qualification
The six nations competing in the MHL automatically qualify for the competition, with the remaining six places being filled through qualifiers.
Format
The six MHL nations are put into the 'A' Conference, and the other teams are in the 'B' Conference. The top four teams from the 'A' Conference, and the top two from the 'B' Conference advance to the knockout stages.
Squads
All competing nations for each tournament are required to name a roster of players. Competing nations have to name a roster of 3 goaltenders and 20 skaters. Teams have to use the numbers 1 to 23, with the number 1 jersey being reserved for goaltenders.
Previous tournaments
| Year | Host | Winners | Score | Runners-up | Third Place | 'B' Champions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 Details |
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