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Intercollegiate Hockey Association

The Intercollegiate Hockey Association was a loose collection of ice hockey programs from schools in the Northeastern United States, that existed from 1898 to 1913. The colleges involved would schedule one another at least once during the season with and the team with the best record would be declared the champion. As this was the only championship for college hockey at the time, however unofficial the designation may have been, the victor served as the de facto National Champion.
==History==
The league began in February of 1898 while the season was in progress. Brown, Columbia and Yale agreed to form the league after some of their intercollegiate game had already been played but counted all of the matches played that season for the inaugural championship. Brown was the initial victor, finishing with an undefeated record between the three squads.
After the first full season of play the league started holding a championship series at the end of the season for the two best teams. Yale won the first three series. The series was eventually reduced to a single game before being abandoned altogether after 1904. Beginning with the 1904–05 season the league champion would simple be the team with the best record against conference opponents.
The league expended to include other future Ivy League schools like Harvard and Princeton then welcomed Dartmouth after Brown suspended its program in 1906. At the same meeting where Dartmouth was admitted the committee also decided to disallow freshmen from participating on varsity squads. Cornell joined the league a few years later and everything appeared to going well for the league.
In 1911 a new policy by the operators of the St. Nicholas Rink, the primary facility for league games, forced Harvard to resign from the league. The following year both Columbia and Yale left for various reasons, dropping membership back to just three teams. The league continued until the end of the year before disbanding.
==Members==
*Brown University (1898-1906)
*Columbia University (1898-1912)
*Cornell University (1909-1913)
*Dartmouth College (1906-1913)
*Harvard University (1901-1911)
*University of Pennsylvania (1898-1899, 1900-1901)
*Princeton University (1900-1913)
*Yale University (1898-1912)
==See Also==
* Intercollegiate Hockey League
* Pentagonal League
* Triangular Hockey League
* List of United States collegiate men's ice hockey seasons
==References==
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Intercollegiate Hockey League

The Intercollegiate Hockey League began as an agreement between Harvard, Princeton and Yale to play one another in best-of-three series.
==History==
As the Intercollegiate Hockey Association was collapsing, the three top college teams wanted to continue playing games against one another. After Harvard left the IHA in 1911 they scheduled both Princeton and Yale multiple times the following season. After Yale left the next year all three teams agreed to play two games against one another with a third used in case of a tie. After the collapse of the IHA and the suspension of Columbia's ice hockey in 1915, both Cornell and Dartmouth made overtures to join the league but after Cornell was forced to cancel any such plans due to financial constraints, nothing came to fruition for either program.
The league held together for five years before World War I caused both Princeton and Harvard to suspend their programs.
==Members==
*Harvard University (1912-1917)
*Princeton University (1912-1917)
*Yale University (1912-1917)
==See Also==
* Intercollegiate Hockey Association
* Triangular Hockey League
==References==
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Interliga

The Interliga ({{English:International Ice Hockey League, German:Internationale Eishockeyliga) was an international professional ice hockey league which existed between 1999 and 2007. It was formed in 1999 to replace the Alpine League after Hungarian teams took over the Italian contingency and the base of the league shifted away from the Alps.
During its existence there were teams from Austria, Croatia, Hungary, Poland, Serbia and Slovenia. 
==Results==
Season 	Winner
2006/07	Alba Volán Székesfehérvár
2005/06	HK Acroni Jesenice
2004/05	HK Acroni Jesenice
2003/04	Podhale Nowy Targ
2002/03	Alba Volán Székesfehérvár
2001/02	HDD ZM Olimpija
2000/01	HDD Olimpija
1999/00	EC Klagenfurt AC
==See also==
*Alpenliga
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Intermediate Intercollegiate Series

The Intermediate Intercollegiate Series (IIS) was a second tier scholastic competition operating in Ontario and Quebec from 1902-03 to 1938-39. The top tier in the region was the Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union (CIAU Central), also founded in 1902. Some schools operated in as many as three levels of play - Senior, Intermediate, and Junior. Others operated at just one level. The intermediate level included the first teams from some schools plus the second teams from others.
==Table of Seasons and Champions==
Click year column to go to page for that II season. Click champion column to go to the page for that team.
Year 	Champion(s)
1902-03	Royal Military College
1903-04	Royal Military College
1904-05	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1905-06	Royal Military College
1906-07	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1907-08	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1908-09	McGill Redmen II
1909-10	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1910-11	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1911-12	Royal Military College
1912-13	Royal Military College
1913-14	Royal Military College
1914-15	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1916-19	no competition
1919-20	Royal Military College
1920-21	Queen's Golden Gaels II
1921-22	Queen's Golden Gaels II
1922-23	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1923-24	Osgoode Hall Legalites
1924-25	McGill Redmen II
1925-26	Royal Military College
1926-27	Royal Military College
1927-28	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1928-29	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1929-30	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1930-31	Toronto Varsity Blues II
1931-32	Queen's Golden Gaels
1932-33	Western Ontario Mustangs / McGill Redmen II
1933-34	Queen's Golden Gaels / McGill Redmen II
1934-35	Royal Military College
1935-36	Montreal Carabins
1936-37	McGill Redmen II
1937-38	Toronto Varsity Blues II / Loyola Warriors
1938-39	OAC Redmen / Loyola Warriors
Category:Ice hockey leagues
International Amateur League

The International Amateur League consisted of teams from Port Arthur, Fort William, and Fort Frances, Ontario, and various towns in Minnesota.
==List of Seasons==
*1936-37 InAmHL Season
*1937-38 InAmHL Season
*1938-39 InAmHL Season
*1939-40 InAmHL Season
*1940-41 InAmHL Season
*1945-46 InAmHL Season
*1946-47 InAmHL Season
Category:Ice hockey leagues
International Cup (1930s-1940s)

The International Cup was a tournament held during the 1930s and 1940s. All champions were from Great Britain, but clubs from other European countries also took part in the tournament.
It was later known as the English National Tournament from 1936 to 1950, with the exception of 1949, when it was contested as the English International Tournament.
==Champions==
*1935: Streatham
*1936: Wembley Lions
*1937: Earl's Court Rangers
*1938: Wembley Lions
*1939: Wembley Lions
*1940: Harringay Greyhounds
*1941-46: no tournament
*1947: Brighton Tigers
*1948: Streatham
*1949: Wembley Monarchs
*1950: Streatham
Category:Tournaments
International Cup (1960s-1970s)

The International Cup was a club tournament. It was contested from 1966-1976.
Teams from Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands, as well as several military teams composed primarily of North Americans, participated in the tournament over the years.
The Tilburg Trappers were the most successful team, claiming three International Cup titles.
==Champions==
*1975-76 Brussels Royal IHSC
*1974-75 Cercle des Patineurs Liègois
*1973-74 Tilburg Trappers
*1972-73 Tilburg Trappers
*1971-72 / Baden-Baden Raiders 
*1970-71 Tilburg Trappers
*1969-70 Tilburg Trappers
*1968-69 Tilburg Trappers
*1967-68 S.IJ. Den Bosch
*1966-67 Cercle des Patineurs Liègois
Category:Tournaments
International Hockey Journal

The International Hockey Journal is an International Hockey Wiki-exclusive digital publication that features coverage of a variety of topics.
Issues
*January 2017 - Passion and Purity: The Story of Inter-War European Hockey (Vol. 1 No. 1)	
The International Hockey Journal is an International Hockey Wiki-exclusive digital publication that features coverage of a variety of topics.
Issues
*January 2017 - Passion and Purity: The Story of Inter-War European Hockey (Vol. 1 No. 1)
Category:International Hockey Journal
International Hockey League

The International Hockey League is a multi-national competition involving teams from Croatia, Serbia, and Slovenia. The league was founded in 2017.
==Teams==
Country	Team
 	HK ECE Celje
 	HK Triglav
 	HK Slavija Junior
 	KHL Medveščak II
 	KHL Mladost
 	KHL Zagreb
 	KHK Red Star
 	HK Vojvodina
==Champions==
*2017-18: KHL Medveščak II 
*2018-19: KHK Red Star
*2019-20: none due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2020-21: HK Triglav Kranj
*2021-22: HK Triglav Kranj
*2022-23: HK Acroni Jesenice
*2023-24: HK Triglav Kranj
==External links==
*Official website
Category:Ice hockey leagues
International Hockey League (1929-36)

The International Hockey League was a professional hockey league operating in Canada and the United States from 1929 to 1936. It is one of two direct ancestors of the American Hockey League.
It was formed when the Canadian Professional Hockey League split into two leagues. The larger teams formed the IHL, which was one step below the National Hockey League. The smaller teams kept the CPHL name, and served as a farm system for the IHL for one season.
Three teams folded and two others merged after the 1935-36 season, leaving the IHL with only four teams—the minimum required for the league to be viable. The remaining teams joined with the Canadian-American Hockey League, which had also been cut down to four teams, to form a "circuit of mutual convenience" called the "International-American Hockey League." The two leagues played an interlocking schedule for the next two years, with the IHL serving as the IAHL's Western Division and the Can-Am serving as its Eastern Division. The Buffalo Bisons, a charter IHL member, suspended operations due to an arena collapse and subsequent financial problems after only 11 games, and the IAHL played as a seven-team unit for the rest of the season and all of the 1938-39 season.
At a meeting held in New York City on June 28, 1938, the two leagues formally merged into a unified league operating under the IAHL name. The Eastern Amateur Hockey League's Hershey Bears were added as an expansion team, replacing the Bisons. The IAHL changed its name to the American Hockey League in 1940.
==Teams==
Team 	Years 	Notes
Buffalo Bisons 	1929–1936	transferred from CPHL, later joined IAHL
Cleveland Falcons 	1934–1936	Former Cleveland Indians franchise, later joined IAHL
Cleveland Indians 	1929–1934	Former Kitchener CPHL franchise, players from Toronto of the CPHL, renamed Falcons in 1934
Detroit Olympics 	1929–1936	transferred from CPHL, merged with Shamrocks to form Pittsburgh Hornets of IAHL
Hamilton Tigers 	1929–1930	transferred from CPHL, moved to Syracuse
London Panthers/Tecumsehs	1929–1936	transferred from CPHL, disbanded when IHL disbanded
Niagara Falls Cataracts 	1929–1930	transferred from CPHL
Pittsburgh Shamrocks 	1935–1936	merged with Olympics to form Pittsburgh Hornets of IAHL
Pittsburgh Yellowjackets 	1930–1932	
Rochester Cardinals 	1935–1936	disbanded when IHL disbanded
Syracuse Stars 	1930–1936	purchase and transfer of Hamilton Tigers, later joined IAHL
Toronto Millionaires 	1929–1930	transferred from CPHL, players from Kitchener of CPHL
Windsor Bulldogs 	1929–1936	transferred from CPHL, disbanded when IHL disbanded
==Seasons==
*1929-30 IHL season
*1930-31 IHL season
*1931-32 IHL season
*1932-33 IHL season
*1933-34 IHL season
*1934-35 IHL season
*1935-36 IHL season
==External links==
*International Hockey League 1929-1936
*CPHL (1927-1929) & IAHL (1929-1936)
Category:Ice hockey leagues
International Hockey League (1992-1996)

The International Ice Hockey League (IIHL) lasted from 1992 to 1996. It replaced the Soviet Union's Championship league. The last season was in 1995-1996, as the league was replaced by the Russian Superleague the following season.
There were two awards in the league. One was the regular season winner, and the other was the winner of the cup.
==Champions==
Season 	Champion 	Second place 	Third place 	Winners of the Cup
1992–93	Dynamo Moscow 	Lada Togliatti	Krylya Sovetov Moscow, Traktor Chelyabinsk	–
1993–94	Lada Togliatti	Dynamo Moscow 	Traktor Chelyabinsk 	Lada Togliatti
1994–95	Dynamo Moscow 	Lada Togliatti	Metallurg Magnitogorsk, Salavat Yulaev Ufa	–
1995–96	Lada Togliatti	Dynamo Moscow 	Salavat Yulaev Ufa, Avangard Omsk 	Dynamo Moscow
==See also==
* Russian Elite Hockey Scoring Champion
* Russian Elite Hockey Goal Scoring Champion
==Sources==
*Sports 123
Category:Ice hockey leagues
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Category:Miscellaneous
International Intercollegiate League

The International Intercollegiate League was a league made up of probably the best university teams of the day. It existed from 1936 to 1940. The winner was awarded the Thompson Trophy.
==History==
The IIL included four teams each from Canada and the U.S.A. The four Canadian teams were the four in the CIAU: (McGill University, University of Toronto, Queen's University, and University of Montreal). The four American teams came from the Ivy League: (Harvard University, Yale University, Princeton University, and Dartmouth University).
There was no Canadian university championship in these years.
The early 1930's were rough times for intercollegiate hockey in Ontario and Quebec. Lack of money and long travel distances often reduced the number of teams in the CIAU Central to two. The four CIAU universities entered teams in provincial senior and intermediate leagues with varying degrees of success. Yet there was a desire to restart a university-only league.
By 1936 there was an agreement between the four CIAU teams and the four teams of the American Ivy League to form a new international league. Each team would play home-and-home games against teams from their own country. These would count for a separate championship. They would also play one game against each of the international opponents, alternating home-and-home each season, All the games would count for the international championship.
The league proved to be of mixed success. The Canadian teams dominated their American counterparts on the ice. But attendance was a problem in Canada as the American teams only drew small crowds. The Canadian teams made money on their trips to the USA but could not draw enough to pay for the American teams' trips to Canada.
The league disbanded after the 1939-40 season, mostly because of World War II. The University of Montreal withdrew after the 1938-39 season because of its dismal record.
The league was not resurrected after the war. However in 1947, 1948, and 1949 there was a one game playoff between the winners of their respective leagues.
==Thompson Trophy==
===List of Champions===
*1936-37: McGill University
*1937-38: McGill University
*1938-39: McGill University
*1939-40: University of Toronto
===One Game Playoffs===
*1946-47: 3/14: Toronto 2 Dartmouth 2 (The game was called at the end of regulation time because of poor ice.) @ Providence
*1947-48: 3/15: Toronto 5 Dartmouth 0 @ Boston
*1948-49: 3/15: Montreal 4 Dartmouth 3 @ Montreal
Category:Ice hockey leagues
International Matches (1945-1960)

This is a list of international matches, not including tournaments, played between 1945 and 1960. 
==Results==
===1946===
Date 	Team 1	Score	Team 2
December 2, 1945 	 	5:1 	
January 19, 1946 	 	2:2 	
January 27, 1946 	 	8:1 	
February 1946 	 	3:2 	
February 24, 1946	 	3:0 	
February 24, 1946	 	3:1 	
February 25, 1946	 	5:9 	
March 3, 1946 	 	5:1 	
March 3, 1946 	B 	10:2 	
March 8, 1946 	 	5:0 	
March 11, 1946 	 	7:4 	
March 16, 1946 	 	6:3 	
March 31, 1946 	 	1:6 	
April 6, 1946 	 	4:3 	
April 15, 1946 	 	5:5 	
April 24, 1946 	 	5:3 	
April 25, 1946 	 	3:3 	
==Tournaments==
*1946-47 Three Nations Tournament
*West European Cup (1950)
*1952 Jean Potin Cup
*1952 Churchill Cup
*1953 Budapest Tournament
*1954 Jean Potin Cup
*1956 The Hague Tournament
*1958 Oslo Tournament
Category:Tournaments
International Tours of North America

*1931-32 Germany
*1931-32 Poland
*1957-58 Moscow Selects
*1958-59 Soviet Stars
*1959-60 Moscow Selects
*1959-60 Czechoslovakia
*1959-60 Japan
*1959-60 Soviet Union
*1959-60 Germany
*1959-60 Sweden
*1960-61 Soviet Selects
*1961-62 Japan
*1961-62 Finland
*1961-62 Sweden
*1961-62 Great Britain
*1961-62 West Germany
*1961-62 Switzerland
*1962-63 Soviet Union
*1963-64 Czechoslovakia
*1963-64 Sweden
*1963-64 Soviet Union
*1964-65 Czechoslovakia
*1964-65 West Germany
*1964-65 Soviet Union
*1964-65 Soviet Union B
*1965-66 Finland
*1965-66 Soviet Union
*1965-66 Sweden
*1965-66 Czechoslovakia
*1966-67 Poland
*1966-67 Czechoslovakia
*1966-67 Moscow Selects
*1966-67 Austria
*1966-67 Soviet Union
*1967-68 Romania
*1967-68 Sweden
*1967-68 Soviet Union
*1967-68 Finland
*1967-68 Soviet Union
*1967-68 Moscow Selects
*1967-68 Italy
*1968-69 Czechoslovakia
*1968-69 Sweden B
*1968-69 Soviet Union
*1968-69 Moscow Selects
*1968-69 Japan
*1969-70 Soviet Union
*1969-70 Czechoslovakia
*1973-74 Moscow Selects
*1973-74 Finland Juniors
*1973-74 Poland
*1973-74 Yugoslavia
*1993 Ural American Tour
Category:International Hockey Tours
Interprovincial Hockey League

The Inerprovincial Hockey League was a senior amateur league in eastern Canada from 1908 to 1910.
This league was rather unusual in that it included teams from eastern Canada's three largest cities - Ottawa, Montreal, and Toronto. Before (and after) senior amateur leagues were local and provincial. In fact there was never another senior amateur league with teams from these three cities or even from Toronto and Montreal. It was not until 1963-64 (55 years later) that there was even a junior league with teams from those two cities (the 1963-64 OHA Junior A Season).
This league's winner in 1908-09 was designated as the first winner of the Allan Cup.
Travel expenses and low interest as compared to the professional leagues doomed this league. It only survived two seasons. But from this league came the Interprovincial Hockey Union.
==Champions==
*1908-09: Ottawa Cliffsides
*1909-10: Ottawa Cliffsides
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Interprovincial Hockey Union

The Interprovincial Hockey Union developed out of the Interprovincial Hockey League which ran from 1908-09 to 1909-10. This was a senior league that spread over the Ottawa District and most of Quebec.
Its teams were eligible for the Allan Cup.
It broke up after the 1913-14 season for many reasons.Amateur hockey in Montreal was focused on local leagues which were less restrictive in player eligibility. The Ontario Hockey Association objected to this league's exhibitions against quasi-professional American teams.
There were also severe differences between the various divisions of the union.
==Champions==
*1910-11 Ottawa New Edinburgh
*1911-12 Ottawa New Edinburgh
*1912-13 Grand'Mere
*1913-14 Grand'Mere
==List of Seasons==
*1910-11 IPHU season
*1911-12 IPHU season
*1912-13 IPHU season
*1913-14 IPHU season
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Interprovincial Professional Hockey League

The Interprovincial Professional Hockey League was a short-lived ice hockey league on the Canadian Maritimes. Each of the three teams played each other four times, two home, two away. The league operated for the 1910–11 season, before folding. The Maritime Professional Hockey League took its place the following season.
==1910–11 Season==
;Scores
*1/11: New Glasgow - Halifax 5:4 @ New Glasgow
*1/13: Halifax - Moncton 7:5 @ Halifax
*1/17: Moncton - New Glasgow 15:3 @ Moncton
*1/20: New Glasgow - Moncton 6:6 @ New Glasgow
*1/24: Halifax - Moncton 5:3 @ Moncton
*1/27: Halifax - New Glasgow 7:3 @ Halifax
*1/30: Moncton - New Glasgow 12:6 @ New Glasgow
*2/3: Moncton - Halifax 9:3 @ Halifax
*2/6: Halifax - New Glasgow 10:7 @ New Glasgow
*2/7: Moncton - New Glasgow 4:3 OT @ Moncton 
*2/10: Moncton - New Glasgow 6:3 @ New Glasgow
*2/14: Moncton - Halifax 6:3 @ Moncton
*2/17: Halifax - New Glasgow 6:3 @ Halifax
;Standings
Note: W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, GF= Goals For, GA = Goals Against
Interprovincial Professional Hockey League	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
Moncton Victorias 	8 	6	2	0	35	12	12
Halifax Crescents 	8 	5	3	0	45	41	10
New Glasgow Cubs 	8 	1	7	0	35	66	2
==References==
*Interprovincial Professional Hockey League history
Category:Ice hockey leagues