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Concord Coachmen

The Concord Coachmen were an ice hockey team based in Concord, New Hampshire that was active during the 1966-67 season. They mostly played exhibition games, but also took part in the informal Northern New England Hockey League.
==Results==
;1966-67
*11/5: Concord Coachmen - Fort Erie (ON) 12:5
*11/6: Concord Coachmen - Fort Erie (ON) 13:1 
*11/12: Concord Coachmen - Drummondville (QC) 22:3
*11/13: Concord Coachmen - Drummondville (QC) 8:1
*11/19: Concord Coachmen - Norwich Home Oilers 8:3
*11/20: Concord Coachmen - Framingham Bears 11:0 
*11/26: Concord Coachmen - Braintree 10:2
*11/27: Concord Coachmen - Merrimack Valley Chiefs 12:0 
*12/3: Lewiston-Auburn Twins - Concord Coachmen 5:1
*12/4: Concord Coachmen - Lewiston-Auburn Twins 8:0
*12/10: Concord Coachmen - Manchester Blackhawks 6:5
*12/11: Manchester Blackhawks - Concord Coachmen 4:2
*12/17: Concord Coachmen - Berlin Maroons 6:4
*12/18: Berlin Maroons - Concord Coachmen 3:2
*1/7: Concord Coachmen - Lewiston-Auburn Twins 7:3
*1/8: Concord Coachmen - Lewiston-Auburn Twins 6:1
*1/14: Concord Coachmen - Norwalk Home Oilers 4:3
*1/15: Concord Coachmen - Boston Eastern Olympics 7:3
*1/21: Concord Coachmen - St. Hyacinthe (QC) 12:6
*1/22: Concord Coachmen - St. Hyacinthe (QC) 10:5
*1/28: Berlin Maroons - Concord Coachmen 8:3
*1/29: Concord Coachmen - Berlin Maroons 4:4 
*2/4: Concord Coachmen - Montreal All-Stars 8:5
*2/5: Montreal All-Stars - Concord Coachmen 7:3
*2/11: Concord Coachmen - Manchester Blackhawks 4:2
*2/12: Manchester Blackhawks - Concord Coachmen 9:2
*2/18: Concord Coachmen - Boston Eastern Olympics 9:5
*2/19: Boston Eastern Olympics - Concord Coachmen 7:2
*2/25: Framingham Pics - Concord Coachmen 7:5
*2/26: Framingham Pics - Concord Coachmen 5:1
*3/4: Concord Coachmen - Braintree Hawks 11:2
*3/5: Concord Coachmen - South Boston Hockey Club 13:2
*3/11: Concord Coachmen - Massachusetts Bruins 6:4
*3/12: Concord Coachmen - Massachusetts Bruins 15:4
*3/18: Montreal All-Stars - Concord Coachmen 5:3
*3/19: Montreal All-Stars - Concord Coachmen 8:6
*3/25: Concord Coachmen - Boston Eastern Olympics 5:5
*3/26: Boston Eastern Olympics - Concord Coachmen 10:6
Northern New England League as of 2/14
#Berlin 6-1-1-13
#Concord 6-5-1-13
#Manchester 3-3-0-6
#Lewiston 2-8-0-4
==Sources==
*Manchester Union Leader
Category:Ice hockey teams in the United States
Concord Industrial Hockey League

The Concord Industrial Hockey League was contested in Concord, New Hampshire from around 1974 to 1977.
==Results==
;1974
*8/1: Blue Cross-Blue Shield HC - Concord Group 6:3
*8/4: Suncook Post No. 28 - Northeast Electronic 8:3
*8/9: Blue Cross-Blue Shield HC - Rumford Press 16:4
*8/13: Blue Cross-Blue Shield HC - Sewall Falls 16:5
*8/15: Suncook Post No. 28 - Northeast Electronic 15:4
*11/23: Northeast Electronic - Rumford Press 13:1
;1975
*8/12: Old Timers - Andy and Wayne 6:2
*8/12: Allied - Hooksett 6:4
*8/12: Markel - Rumford Press 19:9 
;1976
*12/5: Suncook - NH Tech 10:3
;1977
*2/14: NH Tech - Suncook 14:6 - 7th win in a row for NHT
==Sources==
*Concord Monitor
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Constantin Tico

Constantin Tico was a Romanian hockey player who was a member of the Romanian National Team at four World Championship tournaments between 1934 and 1938.
He played club hockey for the various major Bucharest teams. Tico often played together with Paul Anastasiu and Andrei Barbelescu. 
==Statistics==
 	Years 	#	GP	Goals	Assists	Pts
World Championships	1934-1938	4	15	1 	0 	1
Category:Romanian players
Continental Cup (KHL)

The Continental Cup (), also known as the Kontinental Cup, is the trophy presented to the winner of the regular season of the Kontinental Hockey League, i.e. the team with the most points at the end of the regular season. It was introduced during the second season of the competition. Earlier, the winner of the first season simply named the regular season winner. The name of the trophy was voted on by visitors of the KHL website. Other candidates for the name of the trophy included Leader Cup, Suvorov Cup, Peoples' Friendship Cup and «Our Game» Cup. More than 24,000 people voted. Continental Cup received 58.57% of the votes (14 118 votes). During the history of KHL, the winner of Continental Cup had never won Gagarin Cup in the same season before 2018–19, when CSKA Moscow became the first team to win both trophies.
== Cup winners ==
 Key to colors
W	Western Conference member
E	Eastern Conference member
Season 	Team	Team 	Games	Points	Playoff result
2009–10 	E 	Salavat Yulaev Ufa 	56 	129 	Lost in Conference Finals (AKB)
2010–11 	E 	Avangard Omsk 	54 	118 	Lost in Conference Semi-Finals (MMG)
2011–12 	E 	Traktor Chelyabinsk 	54 	114 	Lost in Conference Finals (AVG)
2012–13 	W 	SKA Saint Petersburg	52 	115 	Lost in Conference Finals (DYN)
2013–14 	W 	Dynamo Moscow 	54 	115 	Conference Quarter-Finals (LOK)
2014–15 	W 	CSKA Moscow 	60 	139 	Lost in Conference Finals (SKA)
2015–16 	W 	CSKA Moscow 	60 	127 	Lost in Gagarin Cup Finals (MMG)
2016–17 	W 	CSKA Moscow 	60 	137 	Lost in Conference Semi-Finals (LOK)
2017–18 	W 	SKA Saint Petersburg	56 	138 	Lost in Conference Finals (CSK)
2018–19 	W 	CSKA Moscow 	62 	106 	Won Gagarin Cup (AVG)
2019–20 	W 	CSKA Moscow 	62 	94 	playoffs not completed
2020–21 	W 	CSKA Moscow 	60 	91 	Lost in Gagarin Cup Finals (AVG)
2021–22 	 	 	 	 	
No winner	56 	- 	- 	 	
2022–23 	W 	SKA Saint Petersburg	68 	105 	Lost in Conference Finals (CSK)
2023–24 	W 	Dynamo Moscow 	68 	98 	Lost in Quarter Finals (TRK)
Notes: The 2021–22 regular season was ended prematurely at the Olympic break due to complications from the COVID-19 pandemic; as a result, teams finished with an uneven total of games played, and the final standings were instead determined by points percentage. At the time of the suspension, Metallurg Magnitogorsk led the league with 71 points in 48 games. The original season schedule called for 56 games per team; however, COVID-19-related postponements and the aforementioned premature conclusion of the season resulted in teams finishing with as few as 45 or as many as 50 games played.
==See also==
*Gagarin Cup, awarded to the winner of the KHL play-offs
==References==
Category:Kontinental Hockey League trophies and awards
Coop Norrbotten Arena

thumb|right|Inside the Coop Norrbotten Arena
Coop Norrbotten Arena is an indoor sporting arena located in Luleå, Sweden. The seating capacity of the arena is 6,300, and it is the home arena of the Luleå HF ice hockey team. Until 2002 it was called Delfinen ("The Dolphin") when it was refurbished and the naming rights were sold to the local division of the Swedish retail company Kooperativa Förbundet, who renamed it Coop Arena. In 2009, it was renamed Coop Norrbotten Arena, although it's still occasionally referred to as "Coop Arena".
==References==
==External links==
* Coop Norrbotten Arena at Luleå HF's website
* Coop Norrbotten Arena at Luleå Municipality's website
* Hockeyarenas.net entry
Category:Arenas in Sweden
Copa Catalana

The Copa Catalana is a tournament that has been contested by teams from the Catalonia region of Spain in 2008 and 2009.
==Champions==
*2008: CG Puigcerda
*2009: CG Puigcerda
==Results==
;2008
*9/8/07: CG Puigcerda - FC Barcelona 8:5
*1/12/08: CG Puigcerda - FC Barcelona 8:2
Vielha withdrew.
;2009
*9/13/08: CG Puigcerda - FC Barcelona 4:3
*2/7/09: CG Puigcerda - FC Barcelona 4:4
Category:Tournaments
Copa Honor y Respeto al Hockey

The Copa Honor y Respeto al Hockey Sobre Hielo (in English: Honor and Respect to Hockey Cup) is a youth tournament that has been staged in the Argentinan capital of Buenos Aires since 2007. 
The tournament also includes Club Andino Ushuaia from Ushuaia. There was also a Damas (women's) competition in 2012.
==Champions==
===2019===
*Categoria Sub-10: CHHL Panteras
*Categoria Sub-12: ACEMHH
*Categoria Sub-14: MDQ
*Categoria Sub-16: ACEMHH
*Categoria Sub-18: ACEMHH
===2015===
*Categoria Sub-10: ACEMHH Pulgas
*Categoria Sub-12: ACEMHH
*Categoria Sub-14: ACEMHH
*Categoria Sub-16: ACEMHH
*Categoria Sub-18: ACEMHH
===2014===
*Categoría Sub-12: Club Andino Usuhaia
*Categoría Sub-14: CAHHL
*Categoría Sub-16: CAHHL
===2013===
*Categoría Sub-12: Club Andino Usuhaia
*Categoría Sub-14: ACEMHH
*Categoría Sub-16: ACEMHH
===2012===
*Categoría Sub-12: Club Andino Usuhaia
*Categoría Sub-14: ACEMHH
*Categoría Sub-16: Club Andino Usuhaia
*Categoría Sub-20: ACEMHH Negro
*Damas: LHC
===2011===
*Categoría Sub-12: Club Andino Usuhaia
*Categoría Sub-14: ACEMHH
*Categoría Sub-16: WCHH
*Categoría Sub-20: ACEMHH Negro
===2010===
*Categoría Sub-14: Kabritas C.A. Ushuaia
*Categoría Sub-18: Kabras C.A. Ushuaia
===2009===
*Categoría Sub-13: Kabritas C.A. Ushuaia
*Categoría Sub-17: Big Chickens
===2008===
*Categoría Sub-12: ACEMHH
*Categoría Sub-14: ACEMHH
*Categoría Sub-16: Club Andino Ushuaia
===2007===
Winners unavailable
==External links==
*FAHH - official website
Category:Tournaments
Copa Invernada

The Copa Invernada is a competition that is staged in the city of Punta Arenas in southern Chile.
The three-on-three tournament was first contested in July 2013 and was won by the Ghetto Blasters, a team featuring German and North American players.[tt_news=8204&cHash=a16c9ffdb6532ef75913fb8a481a3e23 Antarctic hockey dreams]
The 2014 edition was won by the Blackburn Falcons from England. They defeated the Argentinian Club Andino Usuhaia 9-6. The local Los Nordicos squad beat the Rio Grande Dragones 4-3 in a shootout to claim third place.English Falcons too Strong on Punta Arenas Ice
The third annual Copa Invernada was won by the Falkland Islands. They defeated the Rio Grande Dragones 9-3 in the final to claim the title. The Santiago Yetis and Punta Arenas Kotaix represented Chile at the tournament.Falkland Islands Win Copa Invernada in Ice Hockey Tournament Debut
The 2016 competition featured six teams, divided into two groups. The Santiago Yetis won the championship.
==Champions==
*2013: Ghetto Blasters
*2014: Blackburn Falcons
*2015: Falkland Islands
*2016: Santiago Yetis 
==References==
Category:Tournaments
Copa Kotaix

The Copa Kotaix was first contested in Punta Arenas, Chile in July 2023.
==Results==
;2023
Copa Kotaix: La fiesta del hockey hielo que disfrutó un centenar de niños y adultos
Sub-12
#Templarios (Iquique)
#Serena Fuego (La Serena)
#Warriors (Punta Arenas)
Sub-16
#Kotaix Black (Punta Arenas)
#Templario (Iquique)
#Warriors (Punta Arenas)
Women's
#Serena Fuego (La Serena)
#Warriors (Punta Arenas)
#Kotaix (Punta Arenas)
Men's
#Warriors (Punta Arenas)
#Kotaix Black (Punta Arenas)
#Templarios (Iquique)
==References==
Category:Tournaments
Copa Porter

The Copa Porter (Miguel Porter Memorial Cup) is an ice hockey tournament that was established in Mexico in 2019.
==Results==
===2023===
;Division 1
*7/14: Marcianos - Macacos 4:3
*7/14: Macacos - Misfits 4:1
*7/15: Misfits - Marcianos 2:1
*7/15: Marcianos - Macacos 3:2
*7/16: Macacos - Misfits 3:2
*7/16: Marcianos - Misfits 1:0 
;Division 2
Group A
*7/14: Warriors - Gorilas 4:0
*7/15: Warriors - Hunters 5:1
*7/15: Hunters - Gorilas 2:1
Group B
*7/14: Buffalos - Jurasicos 2:1
*7/15: Carniceros - Jurasicos 3:2
*7/15: Carniceros - Buffalos 6:5 
5th place
*7/15: Gorilas - Jurasicos 6:1
*7/16: Jurasicos - Gorilas 2:0
Semifinals
*7/16: Carniceros - Hunters 5:3
*7/16: Warriors - Buffalos 5:2
Final
*7/16: Warriors - Carniceros 
===2024===
;Division 1
#Marcianos
#Macacos
#Leones
;Division 2
#Agricultores 
#Buffalos
#Warriors
==Sources==
*Mexican Ice Hockey Federation
Category:Tournaments
Copa de la Federacion

The Copa de la Federacion (the Federation's Cup) was a Cup tournament held in Spain in 2009. Initially, this Cup was supposed to be known as the Copa Pirenaica and pit together teams from the Spanish and French Pyrenees region together. However, the project had to be cancelled before being born because the French clubs couldn't reach an agreement to participate. The tournament was thus renamed Copa de la Federacion and played on the same dates as the Copa Pirenaica was scheduled, but only with the Spanish teams.
The tournament was not exactly a success. While the qualification rounds and semifinals proceeded smoothly, the final between CH Jaca and CG Puigcerdà was another story. Puigcerdà showed up to the rink with only eight players, as most of the players on the squad had work commitments that couldn't be cancelled. In front of them, Jaca iced a full-strenght squad. Despite the serious disbalance, the game was nevertheless started, only to be stopped after 3 minutes and 21 seconds when Puigcerdà goaltender Juraj Nemčák injured himself and was forced to leave the rink. With no goalie left and a seriously unfavoured squad, Puigcerdà asked the Federation if the game couldn't be postponed until January 6th, a holiday in Spain. Both the Federation and Jaca refused this request and Jaca was granted a 5-0 forfeit win. Puigcerdà, feeling victim of an injustice, threatened to pull its team from every competitions (which they finally did not do).
==Cup winners==
* 2009 CH Jaca
==Earlier editions==
Contested by the top two regular season teams. 
;2006
*CG Puigcerda - CH Jaca 9:6, 5:2
;2007
*CG Puigcerda - CH Jaca 3:4, 4:2, 1:0 tiebreaker OT
==See also==
* Copa del Rey
* Liga Nacional de Hockey Hielo
Category:Tournaments
Copa del Rey

The Copa del Rey is the national cup competition in Spain. It was first played in 1973.
==Winners==
* 1973: Real Sociedad
* 1974: Real Sociedad
* 1975: Real Sociedad
* 1976: FC Barcelona
* 1977: FC Barcelona
* 1978: CH Casco Viejo Bilbao
* 1979: CH Txuri Urdin
* 1980: CH Txuri Urdin
* 1981: CH Casco Viejo Bilbao
* 1982: FC Barcelona
* 1983: CG Puigcerdà
* 1984: CG Puigcerdà
* 1985: CH Jaca
* 1986: CG Puigcerdà
* 1987: CG Puigcerdà (U20-Cup)
* 1988: CH Jaca (U21-Cup)
* 1989: CH Jaca
* 1990: CH Txuri Urdin
* 1991: CH Txuri Urdin
* 1992: CG Puigcerdà
* 1993: CH Jaca
* 1994: CH Txuri Urdin
* 1995: CH Jaca
* 1996: CH Jaca
* 1997: FC Barcelona
* 1998: CH Jaca
* 1999: CG Puigcerdà
* 2000: CH Txuri Urdin
* 2001: CH Jaca
* 2002: CH Jaca
* 2003: CH Jaca
* 2004: CG Puigcerdà
* 2005: CG Puigcerdà
* 2006: CH Jaca
* 2007: CG Puigcerdà
* 2008: CG Puigcerdà
* 2009: CG Puigcerdà
* 2010: CG Puigcerdà
* 2011: CH Jaca
* 2012: CH Jaca
* 2013: CH Jaca
* 2014: Escor BAKH
* 2015: FC Barcelona
* 2016: CH Txuri Urdin
* 2017: CH Jaca
* 2018: CH Txuri Urdin
* 2019: FC Barcelona
* 2020: cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
* 2021: CH Jaca
* 2022: CG Puigcerdà
* 2023: CH Jaca
* 2024: CH Jaca
==Titles by team==
* CH Jaca (17): 1985, 1989, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2017, 2021, 2023, 2024
* CG Puigcerdà (12): 1983, 1984, 1986, 1992, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2022
* CHH Txuri Urdin (8): 1979, 1980, 1990, 1991, 1994, 2000, 2016, 2018
* FC Barcelona Ice Hockey (6): 1976, 1977, 1982, 1997, 2015, 2019
* Real Sociedad HH (3): 1973, 1974, 1975
* CH Casco Viejo Bilbao (2): 1978, 1981
* Escor BAKH (1): 2014
=== Junior tournaments ===
* CG Puigcerdà (1): 1987 (U20 tournament)
* CH Jaca (1): 1988 (U21 tournament)
==External links==
* Spanish ice hockey information
Category:Tournaments
Copenhagen Lions

The Copenhagen Lions are an ice hockey team in the second-level Danish Division 1. They are based in Ørestad, Copenhagen and they currently play in Ørestad Skøjtehal, which is located right next to Royal Arena. 
== History ==
Founded in 2014, they played their first season in the Danish third division, Division 2 Øst. Having achieved a 2nd place overall two years in a row, Copenhagen Lions were ready to make the next big move, and they were promoted by DIU (Danish Icehockey Union) to the second-best division in Danish ice hockey, Division 1.
Following the promotion and the construction of the new arena in Copenhagen, Royal Arena, Copenhagen Lions were in 2015 granted a new smaller arena right next to the big arena. 
Category:Ice hockey teams in Denmark
Coppa Italia

The Coppa Italia is the national cup competition in Italy. It was first contested in 1973.
==Winners==
*2024: ASD Pergine
*2023: HC Varese
*2022: Unterland Cavaliers
*2021: Unterland Cavaliers
*2020: HC Merano
*2019: SV Kaltern
*2018: Hockey Milano Rossoblu
*2017: Hockey Milano Rossoblu
*2016: HC Valpellice
*2015: Ritten Sport
*2014: Ritten Sport
*2013: HC Valpellice
*2012: Sportivi Ghiaccio Cortina
*2011: HC Pustertal
*2010: Ritten Sport
*2009: Hockey Club Bolzano
*2008: Sport Ghiaccio Pontebba
*2007: Hockey Club Bolzano
*2006: Hockey Club Junior Milano Vipers
*2005: Hockey Club Junior Milano Vipers
*2004: Hockey Club Bolzano
*2003: Hockey Club Junior Milano Vipers
*2002: Associazione Sportiva Asiago Hockey
*2001: Associazione Sportiva Asiago Hockey
*1998: HC Courmaosta
*1991: Associazione Sportiva Asiago Hockey
*1974: Sportivi Ghiaccio Cortina
*1973: Sportivi Ghiaccio Cortina
==Titles by team==
* SG Cortina (3): 1973, 1974, 2012
* HC Bolzano (3): 2004, 2007, 2009
* Asiago Hockey (3): 1991, 2001, 2002
* HC Milano Vipers (3): 2003, 2005, 2006
* Ritten Sport (3): 2010, 2014, 2015
* Hockey Milano Rossoblu (2): 2017, 2018
* HC Valpellice (2): 2013, 2016
* Unterland Cavaliers (2): 2021, 2022
* SG Pontebba (1): 2008
* HC Courmaosta (1): 1998
* HC Pustertal Wölfe (1): 2011
* SV Kaltern (1): 2019
* HC Merano (1): 2020
* HC Varese (1): 2023
* ASD Pergine (1): 2024
Category:Tournaments
Coppa di Lega

The Coppa di Lega was a trophy awarded to the top regular season team in the Elite. A and the Serie A2.
==Format==
The cup was first awarded in the 2011-12 season, to the first place team in the Serie A at the end of the regular season; while in the Serie A2 after best-of-three series between the top two teams. However, the trophy was not awarded in the Serie A the following year, though it was still competed for in the Serie A2. 
The Serie A2 clubs joined the Inter-National League for the 2013-14 season, and as a result the trophy was no longer be awarded to the teams in that classification. In 2014, following the reform of the championships, it was returned to be assigned in the Elite. A, but this time only at the completion of a mini-tournament (first round was part of the playoffs) between the top four regular season finishers.
It was not awarded in 2015.
==Champions==
===Serie A/Elite. A===
*2012: HC Pustertal Wölfe
*2013: not awarded
*2014: HC Pustertal Wölfe
===Serie A2===
*2012: HC Neumarkt-Egna
*2013: WSV Sterzing Broncos
*2014: not awarded
Category:Tournaments
Coqs de Courbevoie

The Coqs de Courbevoie (English: Courbevoie Roosters) are an ice hockey team based in Courbevoie, Hauts-de-Seine, France.
==History==
The club was founded in 1972, coinciding with the opening of the city's ice rink at the newly built Centre Charras. Philippe Lacarrière, player-coach for the Français Volants, was approached by a friend who sat on the Courbevoie city council to help set up a resident club at the new facility. Lacarrière agreed, on the condition that the club be primarily geared towards minor hockey, rather than professionalism. 
Lacarrière initially enlisted Français Volants goalie Eric Mayer to run Courbevoie's hockey academy, but in 1973 Mayer was succeeded by Thierry Monier, himself a player and minor hockey assistant coach for the Volants. Monier would remain with Courbevoie for thirty-three years, a French hockey coaching record.
The team's name was chosen because it was phonetically similar to the initials of the Centre olympique de Courbevoie, the multisports association founded by deputy and Courbevoie mayor Charles Deprez, to which the hockey club was affiliated between 1972 and 1998.
In 1998, the club left the Centre olympique de Courbevoie to become the Club olympique de Courbevoie, an independent association focused on hockey and figure skating.
Monnier retired in 2006 and died the following year of complications stemming from liver surgery. For his services to the community, Courbevoie's ice rink was renamed "Patinoire Thierry-Monier".
For the most part, Courbevoie has stuck to its grassroots mandate, and has never figured at the top level of French men's hockey, although it did enjoy occasional success at the second-tier level.
==Thierry Monier shooting==
On 19 February 2005 during a home game against Caen, Thierry Monier was shot by Mansur Bazukov (also transliterated as Mansour Bazoukov), a 59-year old minor hockey coach from the Russian Federation. Monier had earlier served as a panel member for a French Ice Sports Federation coaching exam that Bazukov had failed. For his part, Bazukov felt that French evaluators were unqualified to judge his methods. Monier was hit in the legs, neck and one hand, but survived the attack. Bazukov was sentenced to four years in prison for "intentional violence with a weapon", but he was released on medical grounds and died shortly after.
==Notable personnel==
===French Ice Hockey Hall of Fame===
*Thierry Monier (2016)
==References==
Category:Ice hockey teams in France
Corner Brook Hockey League

The Corner Brook Hockey League was a competition that operated in the town of Corner Brook, Newfoundland. It was founded in 1925. The winners of the league were awarded the Stadler Cup.
==Champions==
*1925: All-Stars
*1926: Paper Makers
*1927: Paper Makers
*1928: Head Office
*1929: Head Office
*1930: Terra Novas
*1931: Victorias
*1932: Crescents
*1933: Victorias
*1934: Papermakers
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Cornwall and District Intermediate Hockey League

The Cornwall and District Intermediate Hockey League was contested in and around Cornwall, Ontario during the 1947-48 season.
==Results==
*12/27: Cornwall Calumets - SD&G Highlanders 12:2
*1/1: Maxville Glens - SD&G Highlanders 4:4
*1/2: Cornwall Calumets - Alexandria Maroons 7:3
*1/3: Cornwall Calumets - Maxville Glens 16:5
*1/7: Maxville Glens - Alexandria Maroons 6:1
*1/8: Maxville Glens - SD&G Highlanders 3:2
*1/8: Massena Legion - Alexandria Maroons 9:2
*1/10: Cornwall Calumets - Alexandria Maroons 28:3
*1/11: Cornwall Calumets - Massena Legion 6:4 
*1/12: Massena Legion - Maxville Glens 6:3 
*1/15: Alexandria Maroons - SD&G Highlanders 5:3
*1/17: Alexandria Maroons - Maxville Glens 7:5 
*1/17: Cornwall Calumets - Massena Legion 10:5
*1/19: Cornwall Calumets - Maxville Glens 9:2
*1/29: Cornwall Calumets - Alexandria Maroons 17:5 
*1/31: Cornwall Calumets - Maxville Glens 11:7
*2/1: Cornwall Calumets - Massena Legion 9:6 
*2/5: Massena Legion - Alexandria Maroons 11:4 
*2/7: Cornwall Calumets - Alexandria Maroons 35:0 
*2/9: Massena Legion - Maxville Glens 11:3
;3rd place tiebreaker
*2/11: Maxville Glens - Alexandria Maroons 10:6
*2/12: Maxville Glens - Alexandria Maroons 12:8 
;Semifinal
*2/14: Massena Legion - Maxville Glens
*2/18: Massena Legion - Maxville Glens 5:4
;Final
*2/20: Cornwall Calumets - Massena Legion 9:6
*2/21: Cornwall Calumets - Massena Legion 15:4
==Sources==
*Cornwall Standard-Freeholder
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Coronation Cup

The Coronation Cup was a competition held in Scotland in multiple forms from 1937 to 1956.
==History==
The Coronation Cup was first contested in 1937, with all games taking place at Perth's Central Scotland Ice Rink on April 30. The challenge cup was donated by Mrs Fan H. Montgomery of Mavishaugh, St. Andrews, and it was stated that "This knockout tournament is expected to develop into the premier national competition among ice-hockey clubs, this being the first trophy that has been presented on those lines". The tournament was staged in Perth every year until 1940.
It was awarded to the Scottish National League regular season winner from 1947 to 1952. For 1952-53, the Coronation Cup once again became an independent competition. The Dundee Tigers won the tournament. In 1955-56, the cup was awarded to the winner of the second half of the Scottish Amateur League season. 
==Winners==
*1937: Kelvingrove
*1938: Perth Panthers
*1939: Perth Panthers
*1940: Dundee Tigers
*1947: Perth Panthers
*1948: Dundee Tigers
*1949: Fife Flyers
*1950: Fife Flyers
*1951: Paisley Pirates
*1952: Ayr Raiders
*1953: Dundee Tigers
==Sources==
*Frozen in Time: The Lost History of Scottish Ice Hockey 1895-1940, William S. Marshall (2014). 
*Dundee Courier newspaper archives
*Glasgow Herald newspaper archives
*Ice Hockey World Annual series
 
Category:Tournaments