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| title = Gerenian Ice Hockey League | | title = Gerenian Ice Hockey League | ||
| current_season = | | current_season = 2018 Gerenian Ice Hockey League | ||
| current_season2 = | | current_season2 = | ||
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| country = [[Gerenia]] | | country = [[Gerenia]] | ||
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| champion = [[ | | champion = [[Hockey Club Stentor|HC Stentor]] | ||
| most_champs = [[Dínamo Tawlkar Hockey|Dínamo Tawlkar]]<br>[[Hockey Club Stentor|HC Stentor]] (2) | | most_champs = [[Dínamo Tawlkar Hockey|Dínamo Tawlkar]]<br>[[Hockey Club Stentor|HC Stentor]] (2) | ||
| qualification = [[Micras Hockey League]] | | qualification = [[Micras Hockey League]] | ||
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The League was founded in late 2012 by the then Gerenian Hockey National Commission in order to develop ice hockey in Gerenia. Soon afterwards, eight teams applied for membership, which was granted to all during December. The first season was announced to take place in 2013, from March to September. | The League was founded in late 2012 by the then Gerenian Hockey National Commission in order to develop ice hockey in Gerenia. Soon afterwards, eight teams applied for membership, which was granted to all during December. The first season was announced to take place in 2013, from March to September. | ||
The first League champions were HC Stentor as they defeated Standard Victoria in the Final game. Dínamo Tawlkar won the League title in the 2014 season, and managed to successfully defend the title in 2015. The 2015 season saw the inclusion of a ninth team, [[Alfa-Nekal]], and in 2016, [[Merbet]] joined the league. | The first League champions were HC Stentor as they defeated Standard Victoria in the Final game. Dínamo Tawlkar won the League title in the 2014 season, and managed to successfully defend the title in 2015. The 2015 season saw the inclusion of a ninth team, [[Alfa-Nekal]], and in 2016, [[Merbet Sargaflus]] joined the league. | ||
==Format== | ==Format== | ||
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| Aeroton Sports Complex | | Aeroton Sports Complex | ||
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| [[NH Glaxo]] | | [[NH Glaxo|Glaxo]] | ||
| [[File:Isherwood flag.png|25px|border|Erstveda]] [[Port Elerat]] | | [[File:Isherwood flag.png|25px|border|Erstveda]] [[Port Elerat]] | ||
| [[Glaxo Sports Complex]] | | [[Glaxo Sports Complex]] | ||
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| [[Standard Victoria HC]] | | [[Standard Victoria HC]] | ||
| 4–2 | | 4–2 | ||
| [[ | | [[Clementsgrad City]] | ||
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| [[2017 Gerenian Ice Hockey League|2017]] | | [[2017 Gerenian Ice Hockey League|2017]] | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 13 August 2018
Current season or competition: 2018 Gerenian Ice Hockey League | |
| Sport | Ice hockey |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2012 |
| Inaugural season | 2012 |
| No. of teams | 10 |
| Nation(s) | Gerenia |
| Most recent champion(s) | HC Stentor |
| Most titles |
Dínamo Tawlkar HC Stentor (2) |
| Qualification | Micras Hockey League |
| TV partner(s) | Channel 4 |
| Level on pyramid | 1 |
Gerenian Ice Hockey League (Gerenian: Leran Hokyŷeles Gherenies) is a semi-professional ice hockey league composed of ten teams in Gerenia. It is run by the SHŶG (Gerenian Ice Hockey Association).
History
The League was founded in late 2012 by the then Gerenian Hockey National Commission in order to develop ice hockey in Gerenia. Soon afterwards, eight teams applied for membership, which was granted to all during December. The first season was announced to take place in 2013, from March to September.
The first League champions were HC Stentor as they defeated Standard Victoria in the Final game. Dínamo Tawlkar won the League title in the 2014 season, and managed to successfully defend the title in 2015. The 2015 season saw the inclusion of a ninth team, Alfa-Nekal, and in 2016, Merbet Sargaflus joined the league.
Format
The season commences in August and ends in April of the following year. Games are usually played on Saturday or Sunday. Teams nominally play each of their eight opponents in the league four times for a total of 32 regular season games.
The four best teams qualify for the playoffs, which consist on a two-legged semi-final (1st v 4th, 2nd v 3rd), and a single-game final held in a neutral venue.
Teams
The following are the Ice Hockey League teams since 2016.
| Team | City | Arena |
|---|---|---|
| Alfa-Nekal |  San Martín
|
Mikkel Barsen Arena |
| Clementsgrad City |  Klämen
|
Capital Arena |
| Dínamo Tawlkar |  Tawlkar
|
Aeroton Sports Complex |
| Glaxo |  Port Elerat
|
Glaxo Sports Complex |
| HC Stentor | Port Elerat
|
Fluslar Victories Hockey Arena |
| HK Taizun |  Taizun
|
Taizun City Rink |
| Maremedres Hockey Union |  Mergeazes
|
Mergeazes Ice Hall |
| Merbet Sargaflus | Sargaflus
|
Sargaflus City Rink |
| Ramez Pardi 318 | Ramez
|
Alumni Municipal Hockey Arena |
| Standard Victoria HC | Port Elerat
|
Standard Arena |
Champions
| Year | Winners | Score | Runners-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | HC Stentor | 7–4 | Standard Victoria HC |
| 2014 | Dínamo Tawlkar | 4–1 | HC Stentor |
| 2015 | Dínamo Tawlkar | 9–5 | Standard Victoria HC |
| 2016 | Standard Victoria HC | 4–2 | Clementsgrad City |
| 2017 | HC Stentor | 4–3 | Dínamo Tawlkar |
| 2018 | TBD | – | TBD |
