MHL World Championships

MHL World Championships

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Founded	2012
Number of teams	12
Current champions	Mercury (2019)
Most titles	Senya (2)
2020 MHL World Championships

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 nations.

Format

The Championship is contested over two groups of six teams each, with each team playing each other team in their group once. The top four teams in each group advance to quarter-finals. The bottom team in each group is relegated to the 'B' Conference.

In the 'B' Conference, the top two teams earn promotion to the 'A' Conference the following year. The lowest-ranked team is relegated to the 'C' Conference and is replaced by the top team from the 'C' Conference.

Squads

All competing nations for each tournament are required to name a roster of players. Competing nations have to name a roster of 2 goaltenders and 18 skaters. Teams may use any numbers from 1 to 99.

Previous tournaments

Year	Host	Winners	Score	Runners-up	Third Place	'B' Champions	'C' Champions
2013 Details	Birgeshir	Gerenia	4–1	Mar Sara	Birgeshir	Mar Sara	not held
2014 Details	Nova English Korea	Senya	2–0	Mar Sara	Craitland	Mercury	North Antarctica
2015–16	Not held
2017 Details	Senya	Senya	2–1	Birgeshir	Mar Sara	Shireroth	Fort Kolgrad
2018 Details	Mercury	Mar Sara	4–3	Senya	Birgeshir	Craitland	Gerenia*  Ranentsi*
2019 Details	Florian Republic	Mercury	4–3	Senya	Birgeshir	Lakkvia	Krasnocoria
2020 Details	Birgeshir		–		Mercury	North Antarctica	Helderbourgh

*Team not promoted to higher division

Medals by nation

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Senya	2 or 3	2 or 3	0	5
2	Mar Sara	1	2	1	4
3	Mercury	1	0	1	2
4	Gerenia	1	0	0	1
5	Birgeshir	0	1	3	4
TBD	Floria	0 or 1	0 or 1	0	1

Team performance

Team	2013		2014		2017		2018		2019		2020
	C/P	OP	C/P	OP	C/P	OP	C/P	OP	C/P	OP	C/P	OP
Alduria											CQ/3rdB	29th
Birgeshir	A/2nd	3rd	A/5th	7th	A/4th	2nd	A/5th	3rd	A/3rd	3rd	A
Blepia							C/6thB	23rd
Craitland	A/5th	7th	A/4th	3rd	A/6th	8th	B/1st	7th	A/4th	4th	A
Etourney									C/6th	22nd	C/2nd	20th
Florian Eura									C/5th	21st	C/4th	22nd
Florian Republic							C/3rdB	17th	B/2nd	8th	A
Freeland							C/3rdA	18th	B/7th	15th	B
Gerenia	A/1st	1st			B/6th	12th	C/1stA	13th
Helderbourgh  Treisenberg (2018)							C/2ndB	15th	B/8th	16th	C/1st	19th
Incontinentia									C/8th	24th	C/6th	24th
Jääland											CQ/2ndA	27th
Krasnocoria									C/1st	17th	B
Lakkvia					C/5th	17th	C/4thA	19th	B/1st	7th	A
Lamantia  Fort Kolgrad (2013–17)	BQ/5th	17th	C/5th	17th	C/1st	13th	B/6th	12th	B/4th	12th	A
Los Bay Petros	B/6th	12th
Lostisland	B/4th	10th	B/4th	10th
Lusa  Lucerne (2013–17)	BQ/3rd	15th	B/3rd	9th	B/5th	11th	C/4thB	20th	C/3rd	19th	B
Mar Sara	B/1st	2nd	A/2nd	2nd	A/2nd	3rd	A/3rd	1st	A/5th	5th	A
Mercury	BQ/1st	13th	B/1st	5th	A/3rd	4th	A/2nd	5th	A/2nd	1st	A
Merenolitovina			C/3rd	15th					C/9th	25th	C/3rd	21st
New Sussex  Mercurian Nova England (2017–18) Nova England (2013–14)	BQ/4th	16th	C/4th	16th	B/3rd	9th	B/5th	11th	B/6th	14th	B
North Antarctica			C/1st	13th	B/4th	10th	B/3rd	8th	A/8th	10th	B
Nova England  Kingdom of Nova England (2017–18)					C/3rd	15th	C/5thA	22nd	C/4th	20th	C/5th	23rd
Nova English Korea	B/2nd	6th	A/3rd	4th	A/5th	7th	B/2nd	4th	A/7th	9th	A
Phinbella											CQ/5thA	33rd
Qavaqaqqaqqaniitqeqertaq					C/4th	16th	C/2ndB	16th	B/5th	13th	A
Ralgon											CQ/4thB	32nd
Ranentsi					C/6th	18th	C/1stB	14th
Ransenar											CQ/3rdA	30th
River Warriors	B/5th	11th	B/6th	12th	B/2nd	6th	A/6th	9th	B/3rd	11th	A
Safiria	A/4th	5th	A/6th	8th
Saint-Antoine									C/7th	23rd
Sanama											CQ/1stA	26th
Sanilla	A/6th	8th
Senya	A/3rd	4th	A/1st	1st	A/1st	1st	A/1st	2nd	A/1st	2nd	A
Shireroth	BQ/2nd	14th	B/2nd	6th	B/1st	5th	A/4th	6th	A/6th	6th	A
Talenore											CQ/1stB	25th
Tellia							C/5thB	21st	C/2nd	18th	B
Thracistan											CQ/2ndB	28th
Tiana	B/3rd	9th	B/5th	11th							CQ/4thA	31st
Vyktory					C/2nd	14th	B/4th	10th
Walstadt			C/2nd	14th