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Wladyslaw Krol

Wladyslaw Krol (October 30, 1907 - January 28, 1991) was a Polish hockey player. He played for the Polish National Team at the 1936 Winter Olympics and the 1938 World Championship, where he scored four goals.
Krol initially played for KS Lublianca, but spent most of his career with LKS Lodz. He was a multi-talented individual who excelled in numerous sports. Krol was also an avid footballer who played four games for the national football team.
After his playing career was over, he coached the Polish national hockey team. 
Category:Polish players
Wladyslaw Lemiszko

Wladyslaw Kazimierz Lemiszko (June 9, 1911 - April 17, 1988) was a Polish hockey player. He played four games for the Polish National Team at the 1935 World Championship. Lemiszko was a reserve at the 1936 Winter Olympics.
He spent his entire club career with hometown club Czarni Lwów. 
Category:Polish players
Wladyslaw Michalik

Wladyslaw Michalik (March 28, 1911 - June 26, 2001 was a Polish hockey player. He played a total of eight games for the Polish National Team at the World Championships in 1938 and 1939.
At the club level, Michalik played for Sokol Krakow from 1931-1934 and KS Cracovia from 1934-1946. He later became a referee.
Category:Polish players
Wladyslaw Wiro-Kiro

Wladyslaw Wiro-Kiro (born March 21, 1904) was a Polish goaltender. He was the backup goaltender for the Polish National Team at the 1929 European Championship.
Wiro-Kiro played club hockey for AZS Vilnius and Ognisko Vilnius in his hometown of Vilnius. 
Category:Polish players
Wlodzimierz Krygier

Wlodzimierz Krygier (January 29, 1900 - September 17, 1975) was a Polish hockey player. He was a member of the Polish National Team at six major tournaments between 1927 and 1932.
Krygier played club hockey in Warsaw for Polonia Warszawa, AZS Warszawa, and WTL Warszawa. He fought in the September Campaign of World War II. 
==Statistics==
 	Years 	#	GP	Goals	Assists	Pts
Olympic Games 	1928-1932	2	7 	1 	0 	1
European Championships	1927-1929	2	8 	1 	2 	3
World Championships 	1930-1931	2	10	3 	1 	4
Category:Polish players
Wlokniarz Zgierz

Wlokniarz Zgierz was an ice hockey team in Zgierz, Poland. The club played three seasons in the Polska Liga Hokejowa.
In 1954-55 they finished fifth in Group II of the first round and failed to qualify for either the final round or the placing round. They finished fifth in the Północna Group in 1960-61, which left them without a spot in the final round once again.
After winning the Polish 2. Liga in 1968, Zgierz returned to the PLH for the 1968-69 season. After a 10th place finish in the league, they were relegated back to the 2. Liga and never returned to the top-tier again.
Category:Ice hockey teams in Poland
Women's 1re série

The Women's 1re série was founded as the new top-level women's ice hockey competition in France for the 1933-34 season. It replaced the Coupe de France.
No records of the competition being played exist beyond the 1936-37 season. 
==Results==
*1933-34: Droit au but (on forfeit; Flèches Noires refused several proposed dates for playing a match)
*1934-35: Droit au but 0 - Flèches Noires 1 (0:1, 0:0, 0:0)
*1935-36: Droit au but (Flèches Noires and SC Edelweiss Chamonix also participated) - Droit au but - Edelweiss 1:0, other scores missing
*1936-37: Droit au but (Flèches Noires and Gros Caillou Sportif also participated) - scores: Droit - Fleches 3:0, Fleches - Gros 1:1, Droit - Gros 2:0 
==2e série==
A second level 2e série was also contested in the 1933-34 season. Droit au but II defeated Flèches Noires II 2-0 to claim the title.
Category:Women's ice hockey leagues
Women's Division One Ice Hockey League

The Women's Division One Ice Hockey League is the third-tier women's competition in Great Britain. It was formerly the second-level league, before being dropped to tier three for the 2015-16 season.
==Champions==
Year 	1st 	2nd
2023-24	Caledonia Steel Queens	Cardiff Comets
2022-23	Solway Sharks 	Cardiff Comets
2021-22	Swindon Topcats 	Streatham Storm B
2020-21	cancelled 	
2019-20	none 	
2018-19	Cardiff Comets 	Swindon Topcats B
2017-18	Whitley Bay Squaws 	Blackburn Thunder
2016-17	Bracknell Queen Bees B	Basingstoke Bison
2015-16	Kingston Diamonds B 	Billingham Lady Stars
==See also==
*Women's Elite Ice Hockey League
*Women's Premier Ice Hockey League
Category:Women's ice hockey leagues
Women's Euro Hockey Tour

The Women's Euro Hockey Tour is an international ice hockey tournament. It features the national teams of five nations - Finland, Sweden, Switzerland, the Czech Republic and Germany. The competition is the women's counterpart to the men's Euro Hockey Tour.
==Champions==
*2023-24: 
*2022-23: 
*2021-2022: cancelled
*2019-20: 
*2018-19: 
*2017-18: 
*2016-17: 
*2015-16: 
*2014-15: 
*2013-14: 
*2012-13: 
*2011-12: 
*2010-11: 
*2009-10: 
*2008-09: 
*2007-08: 
*2006-07: 
Category:Tournaments
Women's Premier Ice Hockey League

The Women's Premier Ice Hockey League is the second-level of women's ice hockey in Great Britain, below the Women's Elite Ice Hockey League.
It is administered by the English Ice Hockey Association, which exists under the umbrella of Ice Hockey UK.
A second-level competition has been contested since 1990, and the Women's Division One Ice Hockey League league existed in a structured form starting in the 1996-97 season.
Division One was dropped to the third-tier competition for the 2015-16 season. The Elite League replaced the Premier League as the top-level league, while the latter became the new second-level competition. 
==Champions==
Year 	1st 	2nd 	3rd
2023-24 	Swindon Topcats 	Kingston Diamonds II 	
2022-23 	Whitley Bay Beacons 	Swindon Topcats 	
2021-22 	Bristol Huskies 	Sheffield Shadows 	
2020-21 	cancelled 	 	
2019-20 	none 	 	
2018-19 	Chelmsford Cobras 	Nottingham Vipers 	
2017-18 	Milton Keynes Falcons 	Swindon Topcats 	
2016-17 	Milton Keynes Falcons 	Streatham Storm 	
2015-16 	Swindon Topcats 	Streatham Storm 	-
2014-15 	Manchester Phoenix 	Swindon Topcats 	-
2013-14 	Swindon Topcats 	Whitley Bay Squaws 	Coventry Phoenix
2012-13 	Whitley Bay Squaws 	Billingham Lady Stars 	Cardiff Comets
2011-12 	Whitley Bay Squaws 	Cardiff Comets 	Telford Wrekin Raiders
2010-11 	Milton Keynes Falcons 	Chelmsford Cobras 	Sheffield Shadows B
2009-10 	Basingstoke Bison Ladies 	Milton Keynes Falcons, Flintshire Furies	Milton Keynes Falcons, Flintshire Furies
2008-09 	Billingham Wildcats 	Chelmsford Cobras 	Milton Keynes Falcons
2007-08 	Swindon Topcats 	Chelmsford Cobras 	Telford Wrekin Raiders
2006-07 	Swindon Topcats 	Billingham Wildcats 	Chelmsford Cobras
2005-06 	Swindon Topcats 	Nottingham Vipers 	Chelmsford Cobras
2004-05 	Streatham Storm 	Basingstoke Bison Ladies 	Nottingham Vipers
2003-04 	Solihull Vixens 	Whitley Bay Squaws 	Romford Nighthawks
2002-03 	Solihull Vixens 	Flintshire Furies 	Milton Keynes Falcons
2001-02 	Sheffield Shadows 	Whitley Bay Squaws 	Basingstoke Bison Ladies
2000-01 	Billingham Wildcats 	Sheffield Shadows 	Solihull Vixens
1999-2000	Kingston Diamonds 	Billingham Wildcats 	Cardiff Comets
1998-99 	Kingston Diamonds 	Cardiff Comets 	Billingham Wildcats
1997-98 	Kingston Diamonds 	Basingstoke Bison Ladies 	Sheffield Shadows
1996-97 	Solihull Vixens 	Kingston Diamonds 	Romford Nighthawks
1995-96 	Chelmsford Cobras 	Solihull Vixens 	
1994-95 	Sheffield Shadows 	Chelmsford Cobras 	Tiger Bay Comets
1993-94 	Guildford Lightning 	 	
1992-93 	Slough Phantoms 	Telford Wrekin Raiders 	
1991-92 	Durham Dynamites 	Livingston Panthers 	
1990-91 	Nottingham Vipers or Swindon Topcats	 	
==See also==
*Women's Elite Ice Hockey League
*Women's Division One Ice Hockey League
Category:Women's ice hockey leagues
Women's Serie A

The Serie A is the top level of women's ice hockey in Italy. It was founded in 1990. The most successful team is HC Agordo, having won ten league titles.
A second level league, the Women's Serie B, was contested between 1999 and 2001. The 1999-2000 winner was Bolzano 2. 
==History==
The first news of women playing hockey in Italy dates back to February 3, 1972, where at a village festival, a challenge between single and married women, who were all wearing figure skates, was staged on Lake Alleghe. Hockey activities began in Como and Agordo in 1984-85. The first official games were played, and a provincial championship was held in Veneto in 1985-86, between teams from the Belluno arena, which was won by Agordo. The official debut came later in Lombardy where, in addition to Como, Varese began play. Later, Milan (1989) and Bergamo also joined the group to play friendlies and local championships under the aegis of the U.I.S.P. (Unione Italiana Sport Popolari). The first national championship was held in 1990-91.Byisobel.it
==Champions==
*1990–91 Alleghe Femminile
*1991–92 HC Agordo (2. HC Feltre, 3. Como. 4. Milano, 5/6. Allghe, Varese.)
*1992–93 HC Agordo (2. HC Feltre, 3. Como, 4. Alleghe, 5-8. Belluno, Bolzano, Bormio, Milano.)
*1993–94 HC Agordo (2. HC Feltre, 3. Alleghe Femminile., 4. Milano, 5. Como, 6. Bolzano, 7. Belluno, 8. Brunico)
*1994–95 Alleghe Femminile
*1995–96 HC Agordo
*1996–97 HC Eagles Bolzano
*1997–98 HC Eagles Bolzano
*1998–99 HC Eagles Bolzano
*1999–2000 HC Eagles Bolzano
*2000–01 HC Agordo
*2001–02 HC Agordo
*2002–03 HC Agordo
*2003–04 HC Eagles Bolzano
*2004–05 HC Eagles Bolzano
*2005–06 HC Eagles Bolzano
*2006–07 HC Agordo
*2007–08 HC Agordo
*2008–09 HC Agordo
*2009–10 EV Bozen 84 Eagles
*2010–11 EV Bozen 84 Eagles
*2011–12 EV Bozen 84 Eagles
*2012–13 EV Bozen 84 Eagles
*2013–14 EV Bozen 84 Eagles
*2014–15 EV Bozen 84 Eagles
*2015–16 EV Bozen 84 Eagles
*2016–17 EV Bozen 84 Eagles
*2017–18 EV Bozen 84 Eagles
*2018–19 EV Bozen 84 Eagles
*2019–20 playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2020–21 EVB Eagles Südtirol
*2021–22 EVB Eagles Südtirol
*2022–23 EVB Eagles Südtirol
*2023–24 EVB Eagles Südtirol
==Titles by team==
 	Team 	Titles
1	EVB Eagles Südtirol/
EV Bozen Eagles	12
2	HC Agordo 	10
3	HC Eagles Bolzano 	7
4	HC Alleghe Femminile	2
5	Alleghe Hockey Girls	1
==References==
*Hockeytime.net
Category:Ice hockey leagues
World Championship of University Hockey

The World Championship of University Hockey was played in Beijing, China (at the 2022 Winter Olympics venue) from April 15-19, 2019. It was won by Kazakhstan, who defeated the Engineers Praha 6-2 in the final. The Engineers had previously beaten Belarus, China, and the United States (represented by the Bates Bobcats) in the group stage, and Finland 5-1 in the semifinals.
==Sources==
*News article
Category:Tournaments
World Cup

The World Cup was an international tournament staged annually from 1972 to 1974. The 1972 edition was co-hosted by Bloomington and Colorado Springs, while the latter two tournaments were held exclusively in Colorado Springs.
The initial concept of the tournament was to bring together both the finalists from the IIHF European Cup and the amateur champions of Canada (Allan Cup winners) and the United States. The two European Cup finalists from 1971 participated in the first tournament, although this idea was abandoned for the subsequent editions.
The Buick Stephen Minneapolis squad that participated in the 1972 tournament was assembled using American university players. For 1973, the Soviet team was composed mostly of CSKA Moscow players, but also utilized some reinforcements. The Alberta Tigers were a team made up of junior players from the province. In 1974 the Soviet national team played as "Moscow". 
==Champions==
Year 	Gold 	Silver 	Bronze
1971-72	CSKA Moscow 	Buick Stephen Minneapolis	HC Dukla Jihlava
1972-73	Soviet Selection	HC Dukla Jihlava 	Alberta Tigers
1973-74	Moscow 	HC Dukla Jihlava 	Flin Flon Bombers
==Sources==
*Czech Hockey Archives
Category:Tournaments
World Jewish Cup

The World Jewish Cup was an international ice hockey team for national teams composed of Jewish players, held in Israel in 2007 and 2009.
==Results==
;2007
The USA took gold, Israel took silver, Canada took bronze, and Maccabi France finished last in fourth place.
;2009
Men's tournament
*Canada - Israel 4:0
*Canada - Russia 13:1
*Canada - France 7:4
*Israel - Russia 4:2
*Israel - France 7:5
*USA - Russia 16:0 
*USA - France 12:3
*USA - Israel 4:3
*France - Russia 9:3
*USA - Canada 3:2 OT
*Canada - Israel 9:1 - semifinal
*USA - France 12:0 - "
*Israel - France 6:3 - 3rd place
*USA - Canada 6:0 - final
U18 tournament
*Canada Red - Israel 5:4 OT
*Canada White - USA 3:2 SO
*USA - Canada Red 7:2
*Canada White - Israel 5:2
*USA - Israel 5:3
*Canada White - Canada Red 4:2 
*Canada Red - USA 4:3 SO
*Canada White - Israel 6:2
*USA - Israel 5:2
*Canada White - Canada Red 9:2
#Canada White
#Canada Red
#USA
#Israel
==Sources==
*Results
Category:Tournaments
World Junior Summer Showcase

The World Junior Summer Showcase is an international under 20 tournament that has been hosted by the United States since 2010:
==Champions==
*2010: 
*2011: 
*2012: 
*2013: 
*2014: 
*2015: 
*2016: 
*2017: 
*2018: 
*2019: 
*2020: no tournament
*2021: 
*2022: no tournament
*2023: White
Category:Tournaments
World Legends Hockey League

The World Legends Hockey League was formed in 2015 as a competition for national teams composed of veterans (players aged 45+). It ran for two seasons.
==Results==
;2015-16
*11/6: - 4:3 SO
*11/21: - 7:2
*11/29: - 11:4
*1/29: - 8:2 - semifinal
*1/29: - 6:2 - "
*1/30: - 5:4 - 3rd place
*1/30: - 8:5 - final
;2016-17
*4/8: - 5:1 - semifinal
*4/8: - 7:2 - "
*4/9: - 6:4 - final 
*4/9: - 7:2 - 3rd place 
==Sources==
*League details
Category:Tournaments
World War I

World War I was fought between 1914 and 1918 between Germany and Austria-Hungary on the one hand and most of the rest of the world on the other.
Hockey in Canada was scaled back in those years because of the shortage of men, many of whom had gone to war. International hockey, which had just started out around 1910, was put on hold during the war. The German and Swiss championships were also cancelled as the war was being fought.
Category:Events
World War II

World War II lasted between 1939 and 1945. It was fought between the Axis powers (Nazi Germany, Italy, and Japan, amongst others) and the Allies (with Great Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States at the forefront).
In that time all IIHF events and Olympic Games were cancelled.
There were disruptions in hockey in Canada and the United States as many hockey players enlisted in the military forces. The hockey leagues across the continent of Europe were shuttered as the war raged.
Category:Events
Wright County Hockey League

The Wright County Hockey League was contested in Quebec from 1905 to 1907. 
==Results==
;1905-06
*1/2: Aylmer - Hull Royals 16:1
*1/5: Hull Victorias - Hull AAA 5:4
*1/9: Aylmer - Hull AAA 13:1
*1/13: Hull Royals - Hull Victorias 3:2
*1/19: Hull Royals - Hull AAA 3:2
*1/26: Aylmer - Hull Victorias 6:4
*1/29: Hull AAA - Hull Royals 2:1 - exhibition
*2/2: Aylmer - Hull Royals 5:2
*2/8: Hull Royals - Hull Victorias 3:1
*2/14: Hull Victorias - Hull AAA 2:1 OT
;1906-07
*1/4: Hull AAA - Hull Victorias 3:1
*1/8: Aylmer - Hull Royals 4:1
*1/11: Hull AAA - Aylmer 5:3 - Aylmer resigned from the league, claiming unfair treatment and violation of rules
*1/25: Hull AAA - Hull Royals 3:1
*2/5: Hull Royals - Hull Victorias 5:4 
*2/15: Hull Royals - Hull AAA 6:5 
*2/22: Hull AAA - Hull Victorias 4:3 - AAA clinched title
Wright County Championship
*3/5: Aylmer - Hull AAA 7:0 
*3/8: Aylmer - Hull Combination 4:2
==Sources==
*Ottawa Citizen
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Währinger Bicycle Club

The Währinger Bicycle Club was founded as a cycling club on March 1, 1894. In 1911, WBC created a bandy-hockey section.
The club joined the Austrian Ice Hockey Federation in 1912 and played in the Vienna Ice Hockey Championship from its inaugural 1912-13 season through 1918-19. 
In 1920, it became known as the Währinger Bewegungssport Club. WBC played in the Austrian Bandy Cup in 1922 and the last Austrian Bandy Championship in 1923.
The Wiener Bewegungssport Club succeeded the club in 1924.
Category:Ice hockey teams in Austria
Xtreme Hockey League

The Xtreme Hockey League is a professional 3x3 hockey league that operates in Moscow, Russia. It was founded in 2022.
==Champions==
*2022: Kitay-gorod
*2022 (fall): Tsaritsyno
*2023 (winter): Ostankino
*2023 (Media Division): Hockey Brothers
*2023 (spring): Lefortovo
*2022-23 (season championship): Kitay-gorod
*2023 (summer): Konkovo
;Tournaments
*Liga Stavok Cup (June 12-14, 2022): F - Yaroslavl - Magnitogorsk 4:3
*Liga Stavok City Cup (June 25, 2022): F - Kazan - Moscow 2:1
*FHR Championship 3x3 - XHL Sochi (November 13, 2022): F - Rostov - Krasnodar 6:4 
==Sources==
*Official website
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Yamalskie Sterkhi Noyabrsk

Yamalskie Sterkhi Noyabrsk (Russian: Ямальские Стерхи Ноябрьск) is an ice hockey team based in Noyabrsk, Russia. The club was founded in 2012 and plays in the third-level Russian Hockey League. Their home rink is the Ice Arena KSK Fakel Noyabrsk.
Category:Ice hockey teams in Russia
Yantar Seversk

Yantar Seversk was an ice hockey team in Seversk, Russia. The club was founded in 1960 and folded in 2014.
The club initially participated in the lower-tier Soviet competitions. From 1994-2003, Seversk made multiple appearances in the second-level Russian Vysshaya Liga.
They later moved down to the third-tier Russian Hockey League (previously the Pervaya Liga). The club withdrew from the league following the 2011-12 season. Due to financial issues, it took part in a regional competition in 2013-14.
==External links==
*Team profile on eurohockey.com
Category:Ice hockey teams in Russia
Yavir Yavirov

Yavir Yavirov is an ice hockey team in Yavoriv, Ukraine, that is currently playing in the Western Ukrainian Amateur Hockey League. During the 2009-10 season, the club participated in Division C (the Western Group) of the Ukrainian Hockey League. They finished in fifth place in the group with a record of three wins and seven losses, with 34 goals for and 40 against.2009-10 season on hcexpress.lviv.ua
==Achievements==
*WUAHL champion (1): 2012.
 
==References==
==External links==
*Team profile on hockeyarenas.net
*Team profile on eurohockey.com
Category:Ice hockey teams in Ukraine
Yekaterinburg Amateur Hockey League

The Yekaterinburg Amateur Hockey League was a competition that ran in the city of Yekaterinburg, Russia from 2010 to 2016.
==Champions==
*2010-11: Hilt
*2011-12: Hilt
*2012-13: Vikings
*2013-14: Hilt
*2014-15: Golden Eagle
*2015-16: Housing and Communal Services of Russia
Category:ice hockey leagues
Yenbek Almaty

Yenbek Almaty (, ) was a Soviet and Kazakh ice hockey team in Almaty, Kazakhstan. They were active from 1965 to 1985 and from 1999 to 2009.
==History==
The club was founded in 1965 as Avtomobilist Alma-Ata () and played at first in the Soviet Hockey League Class B, the third level of Soviet ice hockey. Two years later, they were promoted to Class A2. In 1972, the club was renamed Yenbek Alma-Ata (Yenbek means Labour in Kazakh). In 1970, Yenbek Alma-Ata achieved a semifinal appearance in the Soviet Hockey Cup, where they lost to Khimik Voskresensk. Yenbek played six seasons in Class A2 before they collapse in 1975. In 1981, Yenbek was recreated. Yuri Baulin has hired as a new head coach. The team consisted of former Torpedo Ust-Kamenogorsk players. The season of 1984-85 was the last season in Soviet Hockey League system. In independent Kazakhstan history, Yenbek played in Kazakhstan Hockey Championship from 1999 to 2008. Their best result was a bronze medal in 2002-03 season. In 2009, the team ceased operations because of financial problems.
==Achievements==
Kazakhstan Hockey Championship:
* 3rd place (1): 2002–03
==See also==
*HC Almaty
==External links==
*Official Website
Category:Ice hockey teams in Kazakhstan
Yertis Pavlodar

Yertis Hockey Club (), commonly referred to as Yertis Pavlodar, is a professional ice hockey team based in Pavlodar, Kazakhstan. They were founded in 2009, and play in the Kazakhstan Hockey Championship, top level of ice hockey in Kazakhstan.
==Season-by-season record==
Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, OTW = Overtime/Shootout Wins, OTL = Overtime/Shootout Losses, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against
Season 	GP	W 	L 	OTW	OTL	Pts	GF 	GA 	Finish	Playoffs
2009–10	56	33	10	3 	10 	115	192	122	2nd 	Lost in Semifinals, 2–3 (Beibarys Atyrau)
2010–11	54	28	16	7 	3 	101	180	131	3rd 	Lost in Semifinals, 2–4 (Beibarys Atyrau)
2011–12	54	33	14	5 	2 	115	111	81 	3rd 	Lost in Finals, 2–4 (Beibarys Atyrau)
2012–13	54	34	11	5 	4 	116	177	104	2nd 	Kazakhstan Champions, 4–1 (Beibarys Atyrau)
2013–14	54	39	6 	5 	4 	131	214	99 	1st 	Kazakhstan Champions, 4–0 (Arlan Kokshetau)
2014–15	54	31	14	4 	5 	106	223	152	3rd 	Kazakhstan Champions, 4–1 (Gornyak Rudny)
== Achievements ==
Kazakhstan Hockey Championship:
* Winners (3): 2012-13, 2013–14, 2014–15
* Runners-up (1): 2011–12
* 3rd place (1): 2009–10
Kazakhstan Hockey Cup:
* Winners (1): 2014
* Runners-up (1): 2013
* 3rd place (1): 2012
==References==
==External links==
*Official website
Category:Ice hockey teams in Kazakhstan
Yngve Liljeberg

Yngve Liljeberg (July 23, 1909 - October 5, 1978) was a Swedish hockey player. He was a member of the Swedish National Team at the World Championships in 1935 and 1937, and at the 1936 Winter Olympics.
Liljeberg played club hockey for Nacka SK and IK Göta Ishockey.
==Statistics==
 	Years 	#	GP	Goals	Assists	Pts
Olympic Games 	1936 	1	5 	2 	1 	3
World Championships	1935-1937	2	10	6 	2 	8
Category:Swedish players
Yokohama Grits

The Yokohama Grits (Japanese: 横浜グリッツ, Yokohama gurittsu) are a professional ice hockey team based in Yokohama, Japan. They are a members of Asia League Ice Hockey and play their home games at the Kosé Shin-Yokohama Skate Center.
==History==
The Yokohama Grits were founded on 2 May 2019 by Grits Sports Innovators Corporation, an organisation led by Akihito Usui. The Grits are the first ice hockey team based in the Greater Tokyo Area since the Seibu Prince Rabbits folded in 2009. On 2 June 2020 the team was announced as the eighth member of Asia League Ice Hockey, with former NHL player Mike Kennedy serving as the head coach. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Asia, the league cancelled its planned 2020–21 season, and a three-country Asia League tournament was scheduled instead. In October of the same year, the Grits took part in the Asia League Japan Cup.
==References==
==External links==
* Yokohama Grits
Category:Ice hockey teams in Japan
Yonsei University

The Yonsei University is a private University based in Seoul, South Korea. It offers an ice hockey team among its sports programs.
They have won the Korea Domestic Championship on 12 occasions. Yonsei also won the first Korean Championship staged in 1930. The club claimed three straight Korean Ice Hockey League titles from 1997 to 1999.
==Awards==
*Korea Championship winner (1): 1930
*Korea Domestic Championship winner (12): 1964, 1968, 1981 (December), 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1998, 2004
*Korean Ice Hockey League winner (3): 1997, 1998, 1999
*Kang-won-do-Cup winner (7*): 1999, 2000, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
*It is unconfirmed if their 2004-05 season championship was for the Kang-won-do Cup.
Category:Ice hockey teams in South Korea
York County Playoffs

The York County Playoffs were a competition staged between teams from Marysville and Fredericton, New Brunswick, on-and-off between 1900 and 1913.
==Participants==
*1900: Marysville Crescents, Fredericton Curlers
*1901: Marysville Crescents, Fredericton Mohawks
*1904: Marysville Crescents, Fredericton Trojans
*1905: Marysville Crescents, Fredericton Trojans
*1906: Marysville Crescents, Fredericton Trojans
*1912: Marysville Crescents, Fredericton Capitals
*1913: Marysville Crescents, Fredericton HC
==Sources==
*SIHR - League Directory
Category:Tournaments