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Regionální hokejová liga

The Regionální hokejová liga is a regional amateur competition that has been contested in the Czech Republic since 2019.
==Results==
;2019-20
Pl.	Team 	GP	W 	T	L 	Diff. 	Pts
1. 	HC Turnov 1931 B 	20	14	3	3 	162:95 (67) 	31
2. 	AHA Jablonec 	20	12	3	5 	147:107 (40) 	27
3. 	VRD Sever 92 	20	11	1	8 	140:109 (31) 	23
4. 	HC Gasservis Liberec 	20	8 	2	10	127:145 (-18)	18
5. 	HC Mountain Lions - Rope Technology	20	6 	3	11	113:139 (-26)	15
6. 	XXX 	20	2 	2	16	98:192 (-94) 	6
5th place
*XXX - Mountain Lions 6:5
Semifinals
*Turnov - Gasservis 8:7, 5:6, 9:7
*AHA Jablonec - VRD 10:2, 3:12, 3:2
Final
*AHA Jablonec - Turnov 6:5
;2020-21
Pl.	Team 	GP	W	T	L	Diff. 	Pts
1. 	HC Gasservis Liberec	2 	1	1	0	13:6 (7)	3
2. 	AHA Jablonec 	1 	0	1	0	4:4 (0) 	1
3. 	HC Turnov 1931 B 	0 	0	0	0	0:0 (0) 	0
4. 	XXX 	0 	0	0	0	0:0 (0) 	0
5. 	VRD Sever 92 	1 	0	0	1	2:9 (-7)	0
;2021-22
Pl.	Team 	GP	W 	T	L 	Diff. 	Pts
1. 	AHA Jablonec 	16	12	3	1 	126:62 (64) 	39
2. 	HC Turnov 1931 B 	16	7 	4	5 	98:92 (6) 	25
3. 	VRD Sever 92 	16	6 	3	7 	93:97 (-4) 	21
4. 	HC Gasservis Liberec	16	5 	1	10	95:124 (-29)	16
5. 	XXX 	16	3 	3	10	91:128 (-37)	12
Semifinals
*AHA Jablonec - Gasservis 4:6, 8:1, 5:3
*Turnov - VRD 5:4 OT, 1:3, 7:6
Final
*Turnov - AHA Jablonec 4:3 OT, 6:3
;2022-23
Pl.	Team 	GP	W	T	L	Diff. 	Pts
1. 	HC Turnov 1931 B 	12	9	2	1	94:53 (41) 	29
2. 	HC Slavoj Liberec 	12	7	1	4	110:84 (26) 	22
3. 	Bestie z Bostonu 	12	5	1	6	87:71 (16) 	16
4. 	AHA Jablonec 	12	5	1	6	99:87 (12) 	16
5. 	HC Gasservis Liberec	12	5	1	6	80:88 (-8) 	16
6. 	VRD Sever 92 	12	5	0	7	72:84 (-12) 	15
7. 	XXX 	12	3	0	9	69:144 (-75)	9
Quarterfinals
*Slavoj - XXX 24:11
*Bestie - VRD 2:0
*AHA Jablonec - Gasservis 7:5
Semifinals
*Turnov - AHA Jablonec 9:5, 9:3
*Slavoj - Bestie 21:8, 13:5
Final
*Turnov - Slavoj 10:5
;2023-24 
Pl.	Team 	GP	W 	T	L 	Diff. 	Pts
1. 	Bestie z Bostonu 	12	10	1	1 	122:46 (76) 	31
2. 	AHA Jablonec 	12	7 	1	4 	75:68 (7) 	22
3. 	HC Turnov 1931 B 	12	5 	2	5 	84:64 (20) 	17
4. 	HC Gasservis Liberec	12	4 	2	6 	78:71 (7) 	14
5. 	XXX 	12	1 	0	11	49:159 (-110)	3
Semifinals
*Turnov - AHA Jablonec 7:0, 11:4
*Bestie - Gasservis 9:5, 7:2
Final
*Turnov - Bestie 4:3, 8:9, 7:4
==External links==
*Results
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Reichsbund Mauer

Reichsbund Mauer was an ice hockey team in Mauer (which became part of Vienna in 1938), Austria. The club was founded in 1933 and became a provisional member of the Austrian Ice Hockey Federation (OEHV) in December of the same year.
Reichsbund played friendly games in 1933 and joined the Vienna Championship for the 1933-34 season. They finished third in the 2.b Klasse of the championship.
They did not participate in the championship in any subsequent seasons.
Category:Ice hockey teams in Austria
Reichsbund St. Pölten

Reichsbund St. Pölten was an ice hockey team in St. Pölten, Austria. The club is believed to have been founded in 1932 and was admitted to the Austrian Ice Hockey Federation (OEHV) in December of that year.
Due to its close proximity to Vienna, Reichsbund participated in the 2. Klasse of the Vienna Championship from 1933 to 1936. The club later withdrew from the OEHV on November 30, 1936.
==Season-by-season records==
===Vienna Championship (1933-1936)===
Season 	Games	Won	Tied	Lost	Points	Goalsfor	Goalsagainst	Standing 	Playoffs	
1933-34	3 	2 	0 	1 	4 	9 	15 	2nd 2.b Klasse	None 	
1934-35	4 	2 	1 	1 	5 	10 	11 	2nd 2.a Klasse	None 	
1935-36	2 	0 	0 	2 	0 	3 	7 	6th 2. Klasse 	None 	
Category:Ice hockey teams in Austria
Reichsbund Wien

The Reichsbund der katholisch-deutschen Jugend Österreichs had already been established in 1925. The club applied for membership into the Austrian Ice Hockey Federation (OEHV) in 1927 and were accepted into the organization in October 1928.
Reichsbund began playing friendly matches during the 1927-28 season and joined the 2. Klasse of the Austrian Hockey Championship the following year.
The club played in the 2. Klasse of the Austrian Championship and later the Vienna Championship through the 1933-34 season. They withdrew from the OEHV on November 6, 1936.
==Season-by-season records==
===Austrian Championship (1928-1932)===
Season 	Games	Won	Tied	Lost	Points	Goalsfor	Goalsagainst	Standing 	Playoffs	
1928-29	2 	0 	0 	2 	0 	2 	9 	3rd 2. Klasse, Group C	None 	
1929-30	3 	0 	0 	3 	0 	2 	13 	4th 2. Klasse, Group B	None 	
1930-31	3 	2 	0 	1 	4 	4 	9 	2nd 2. Klasse, Group B	None 	
1931-32	3 	0 	0 	3 	0 	3 	16 	4th 2. Klasse, Group A	None 	
===Vienna Championship (1932-1934)===
Season 	Games	Won	Tied	Lost	Points	Goalsfor	Goalsagainst	Standing 	Playoffs	
1932-33	5 	3 	0 	2 	6 	13 	6 	3rd 2.b Klasse	None 	
1933-34	3 	3 	0 	0 	6 	23 	3 	1st 2.b Klasse	None 	
Category:Ice hockey teams in Austria
Reims Champagne Hockey

The Phénix de Reims (official name: Reims Champagne Hockey) are an ice hockey team in Reims, France. The club was founded in 2002, and currently plays in the FFHG Division 1, the second level of French ice hockey.
The club was founded to fill the void left by Hockey Club de Reims, which folded in 2002.
==Achievements==
*Promoted to Division 2: 2003
*Promoted to Division 1: 2007
Category:Ice hockey teams in France
Reinke Egger

Reinke Egger (1907-2000) was an Austrian hockey player who was a member of the Austrian National Team at the World Championships in 1934 and 1947.
Egger spent most of his club career with Klagenfurter AC, although he did play for SC Riessersee from 1939-1944. He had an exceptionally long career, retiring only in 1955 at the age of 48.
==Statistics==
 	Years 	#	GP	Goals	Assists	Pts
World Championships	1934-1947	2	11	1 	0 	1
Category:Austrian players
Reipas Lahti

Reipas Lahti was an ice hockey team in Lahti, Finland. The club came to fruition in 1992 after Hockey-Reipas had declared bankruptcy.
Reipas played two seasons in the SM-liiga, finishing in last place on both occasions. In 1993 they finished first in the Relegation round to retain their spot in the league. However, in 1994 Reipas finished last in the round and were relegated from SM-liiga.
The club then went on to play two seasons in the second-level I-Divisioona. Reipas Lahti became the Pelicans in 1996.
==Season-by-season records==
===SM-liiga (1992-1994)===
Season 	Games	Won	Tied	Lost	Points	Goalsfor	Goalsagainst	Standing	Playoffs 	
1992-93	48 	6 	3 	39 	15 	125 	260 	12th 	1st Relegation round	
1993-94	48 	6 	2 	40 	14 	119 	280 	12th 	Relegated 	
Category:Ice hockey teams in Finland
Remparts de Tours

The Remparts de Tours are a French men's ice hockey team established in 2010. The team is based out of the Patinoire municipale de Tours in Tours, France. The team is a member of the FFHG Division 1, which they have been a member of since the 2014-15 playing season. The team replaced the Diables Noirs de Tours, which folded in 2010.
Category:Ice hockey teams in France
Renfrew Creamery Kings

The Renfrew Hockey Club, also known as the Creamery Kings and the Millionaires, was a founding franchise in 1909 of the National Hockey Association, the precursor to the National Hockey League. The team was based in Renfrew, Ontario.
==History==
The team's founder, Ambrose O'Brien, a millionaire from the then-current silver and mining boom in the Cobalt area of Ontario, sought to join the new Canadian Hockey Association with his existing Renfrew team in the semi-pro Federal Hockey League, and was rejected. With fellow rejectee Montreal Wanderers, O'Brien founded the NHA, along with franchises in Cobalt, Haileybury and Montreal.
With O'Brien's money backing the Creamery Kings, Renfrew iced a powerful team its first season, with Frank Patrick and Lester Patrick commanding salaries of $3,000 each, and Cyclone Taylor receiving a record-setting $5,250 for a two-month season. In consequence the team became widely nicknamed the "millionaires." In addition, O'Brien secured the services of Newsy Lalonde midseason from the Canadiens franchise, and Lalonde would wind up the season the NHA's first scoring champion. Coached by Ottawa Senators legend and future Hall of Famer Alf Smith, Renfrew finished in third place in the 1910 season with an 8-3-1 record.
Its second and final season, Renfrew lost Lalonde to the new Montreal Canadiens team, and finished 8-8, with Don Smith and Odie Cleghorn being the leading scorers. Renfrew's final major professional game was a 7-6 victory on March 7, 1911, against the Wanderers.
Thereafter, with it being apparent that the small towns such as Renfrew, Cobalt and Haileybury could not support major senior hockey, O'Brien folded the franchise for good.
==References==
* Charles Coleman, Trail of the Stanley Cup, Vol I., NHL, 1966.
==External links==
* Historical plaque in Renfrew
Category:Ice hockey teams in Canada
Reno Broncos

The Reno Broncos were an amateur ice hockey team based in Reno, Nevada. They were active from 1984-1987.
==Results==
;1984-85
California-Nevada Hockey League
*Reno Broncos - Stockton Colts 5:4
*12/3: Belmont Rangers - Reno Broncos 3:1
*12/15: Reno Broncos - Belmont Rangers 5:3 - Reno 2-2-1 after game
*12/16: Reno Broncos - Belmont Rangers 8:2
*1/6: Reno Broncos - Fresno Suns 6:2
*2/16: Reno Broncos - Fresno Suns 11:5
*2/17: Reno Broncos - Fresno Suns 14:5
*3/2: Reno Broncos - San Jose Desperados 6:0
*3/3: Reno Broncos - San Jose Desperados 1:1
*3/9: Reno Broncos - Stockton Colts
*3/10: Reno Broncos - Stockton Colts 9:4
*3/30: Reno Broncos - Fresno Suns 8:0 - semifinal
*3/30: Belmont Rangers - San Jose Desperados 10:2 - "
*3/31: Reno Broncos - Belmont Rangers 3:1 - final - Broncos 18-6-2 overall after game
Standings as of 2/3: 1. Reno Broncos 6-2-1, 2. Belmont Rangers 4-2-1, 3. San Jose Desperados 4-3, 4. Fresno Suns 4-4, 5. Dublin Blazers 1-4-2, 6. Stockton Colts 1-5. As of 3/9: Reno 9-2-2, Belmont 9-4-1, Stockton 3-8-0.
Other games
*1/25: Newton Rangers (BC) - Reno Broncos 6:4 
*1/26: Reno Broncos - Newton Rangers (BC) 8:3
*1/27: Newton Rangers (BC) - Reno Broncos 7:6
*2/20: Ottawa Cougars (ON) - Reno Broncos 7:3 - Can-Am International Senior Tournament
*2/21: Reno Broncos - Gallery Hawks (Canada) 7:7 - "
*2/22: Reno Broncos - Hayward Blue Jays 22:2 - "
*3/23: Boise Blades - Reno Broncos 10:9 
;1985-86
California-Nevada Hockey League
*12/14: Reno Broncos - San Jose Desperados 5:2
*12/15: Belmont Bums - Reno Broncos
*12/21: Reno Broncos - Stockton Colts
*1/18: Stanford University - Reno Broncos 6:2
*1/19: Reno Broncos - Stockton Colts
*San Jose Desperados - Reno Broncos 6:4
*2/28: San Jose Desperados - Reno Broncos 4:1
*3/1: Reno Broncos - San Jose Desperados 6:2 
Standings as of 3/28: 1. Belmont Bums 15-0, 2. UC-Berkeley 12-3, 3. Stockton Colts 10-4-1, 4. Stanford University 8-6-2, 5. San Jose Desperados 4-11-0, 6. Reno Broncos 2-12-1.
;1986-87
The Broncos again played in the California-Nevada Hockey League.
==Sources==
*Reno Gazette-Journal
Category:Ice hockey teams in the United States
Reno Hawks

The Reno Hawks were an amateur ice hockey team based in Reno, Nevada. They were active from 1981-1983.
==Results==
;1980-81
*3/14: Reno Hawks - Regina (SK)
*3/21: Reno Hawks - Castlegar (BC)
;1981-82
*1/9: Reno Hawks - Dublin Tri-City (CA)
;1982-83
*10/24: Stockton Colts - Reno Hawks 6:2
*10/29: Reno Hawks - Stanford University
*11/6: Reno Hawks - Stockton Colts
*12/19: Stockton Colts - Reno Hawks 4:3 
*1/9: Reno Hawks - Stockton Colts 6:4 - Hawks 5-5 after game
*1/14: Reno Hawks - Seattle
==Sources==
*Reno Gazette-Journal
Category:Ice hockey teams in the United States
Reservelagsserien

The Reservelagsserien was the fifth-level competition in Norway during the 1961-62 season. It was won by IK Tigrene.
==Standings==
 	Club 	GP	W	T	L	GF-GA	Pts
1.	Tigrene 	5 	4	1	0	- 	9
2.	Valerenga	5 	3	1	1	- 	7
3.	Furuset 	5 	3	0	2	- 	6
4.	Gamlebyen	5 	1	2	2	- 	4
5.	Hasle 	5 	1	1	3	- 	3
6.	Rosenhoff	5 	0	1	4	- 	1
==Sources==
*1961-62 season
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Reserves Tournament

The Reserves Tournament or the Tournament of B teams was a B team national team tournament held in Leningrad.
==Champions==
*1979 Soviet Union B
*1980 Soviet Union B
*1981 Soviet Union B
*1982 Soviet Union B
==Results==
;1979
* B - B 5:2
* B - B 5:3
* B - B 4:4
* B - B 8:1
* B - B 9:0
* B - B 3:2
;1980 (4/16-20)
* B - B 6:2
* B - B 3:0
* B - B 11:1
* B - B 3:3
* B - B 12:3
* B - B 4:3
;1981
* B - B 4:2
* B - B 10:1
* B - B 3:3
* B - B 3:2
* B - B 6:4
* B - B 2:1
* B - B 3:2
* B - B 7:2
* B - B 7:4
* B - B 5:0
* B - B 7:5
* B - B 8:2
;1982 (4/3-7)
* B - B 5:2
* B - B 8:1
* B - B 3:2
* B - B 2:1
* B - B 2:0
* B - B 9:4
Category:Tournaments
Revierlöwen Oberhausen

Reiverlöwen Oberhausen was an ice hockey team in Oberhausen, Germany. They played in the Deutsche Eishockey Liga from 1997-2002.club profile on hockeyarenas.net
The club was founded in 1997, and folded in 2007.
==Achievements==
*Regionalliga champion: 2004
==Season-by-season record==
Season 	League 	First round	Play-offs
1997-98	DEL 	13th place 	1st Qualification round
1998-99	DEL 	14th place 	−
1999-00	DEL 	14th place 	6th place↓
2000-01	DEL 	6th place 	Quarterfinals
2001-02	DEL 	13th place 	−
2003-04	Regionalliga	3rd place 	1st place↑
2004-05	Oberliga 	10th place 	1st place↓
2005-06	Oberliga 	17th place 	6th place↓
==References==
Category:Ice hockey teams in Germany
Reymersholms IK

Reymersholms IK is a sports club in Stockholm, Sweden. It was founded in 1899.
The now-defunct ice hockey section played in the single-elimination Swedish Championship and the top-level Svenska Serien during the 1930s and 1940s.
==Season-by-season records==
===Swedish Championship (1933-1946)===
*1933: Lost in second round
*1934: Lost in quarterfinals
*1940: Lost in 1/8 finals
*1941: Lost in first round
*1942: Lost in quarterfinals
*1943: Lost in first round
*1944: Lost in 1/8 finals
*1945: Lost in first qualification round
*1946: Lost in first round
===Svenska Serien (1935-1944)===
Season 	Games	Won	Tied	Lost	Points	Goalsfor	Goalsagainst	Standing 	Playoffs 	
1935-36	7 	2 	1 	4 	5 	12 	16 	6th in regular season	None 	
1936-37	14 	3 	1 	10 	7 	10 	41 	7th in regular season	Relegated	
1941-42	14 	8 	2 	4 	18 	38 	23 	4th in regular season	None 	
1942-43	14 	4 	1 	9 	9 	20 	37 	6th in regular season	None 	
1943-44	14 	3 	2 	9 	8 	24 	46 	7th in regular season	Relegated	
Category:Ice hockey teams in Sweden
Rheinlandhalle

Rheinlandhalle, is an arena in Krefeld, Germany. It is primarily used for ice hockey, and was home to the Krefeld Pinguine of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga until the König Palast opened in 2004. It opened in 1955 and holds 6,714 spectators.http://www.worldstadiums.com/europe/countries/germany/nordrhein_westfalen.shtml
==References==
Category:Arenas in Germany
Rhode Island Amateur Hockey Association

The Rhode Island Amateur Hockey Association was contested at the Auditorium in Providence, Rhode Island, for the 1951-52 season.
==Results==
*11/16: Providence College - Dunne's East Siders 3:2
*11/16: Burrillville Mules - University of Rhode Island 4:0
*11/16: East Providence Fogarty's - Scituate 4:1
*11/21: Providence Chicks - Burrillville Mules 3:1
*11/21: Dunne's East Siders - Scituate 2:1
*11/21: East Providence Fogarty's - University of Rhode Island 3:1 
*11/24: Dunne's East Siders - East Providence Fogarty's 1:0 
*11/24: Providence College - Scituate 2:1
*11/24: Providence Chicks - University of Rhode Island 5:0 
*11/30: Providence College - East Providence Fogarty's 6:1
*11/30: Scituate - Providence Chicks 3:2
*11/30: Burrillville Mules - Dunne's East Sides 5:2
*12/5: Providence College - Providence Chicks 3:3
*12/5: Burrillville Mules - East Providence Fogarty's 2:0
*12/5: Dunne's East Siders - University of Rhode Island 7:5 
*12/12: Providence College - University of Rhode Island 8:1
*12/12: Scituate - Burrillville Mules 2:1
*12/12: Providence Chicks - Dunne's East Siders 3:1
*12/19: University of Rhode Island - Scituate 3:2
*12/19: East Providence Fogarty's - Providence Chicks 5:3
*12/19: Burrillville Mules - Providence College 3:2 
*1/4: Providence College - Scituate 6:2
*1/4: Dunne's East Siders - East Providence Fogarty's 4:1
*1/4: University of Rhode Island - Providence Chicks 1:0
*1/8: Dunne's East Siders - Providence College 5:3
*1/8: Burrillville Mules - University of Rhode Island 2:0
*1/8: Scituate - East Providence Fogarty's 5:2
*1/10: Dunne's East Siders - Scituate 7:1
*1/10: Burrillville Mules - Providence Chicks 6:3
*1/10: University of Rhode Island - East Providence Fogarty's 3:2
*1/24: Dunne's East Siders - Burrillville Mules 4:3
*1/24: Providence Chicks - Scituate 5:5
*1/24: Providence College - East Providence Fogarty's 7:3
*1/30: Dunne's East Siders - University of Rhode Island 5:0
*1/30: Burrilville Mules - East Providence Fogarty's 2:0
*1/30: Providence College - Providence Chicks 4:2
*2/15: Burrillville Mules - Scituate 4:1
*2/15: Dunne's East Siders - Providence Chicks 5:3
*2/15: Providence College - University of Rhode Island 7:1
*2/20: Providence Chicks - East Providence Fogarty's 5:3
*2/20: Burrillville Mules - Providence College 2:2
*2/20: Scituate - University of Rhode Island 6:2
*3/11: Dunne's East Siders - Providence College 3:2 - first round
*3/19: Burrillville Mules - Providence College 4:3 - semifinal
*3/21: Dunne's East Siders - Burrillville Mules 3:1 - final
==Sources==
*Providence Journal
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Rhode Island Industrial League

The Rhode Island Industrial League was contested at the Rhode Island Auditorium from 1927-1929.
==Teams==
*1927: R.I. Fish Co., Eden Park, Merchants, Pawtucket, Bankers, Canadiens, Gorham, Manville, Attleboro, Prov. Gas Co.
*1928: Builder's Iron Foundry, Brown & Sharpe, Contrexville, Glenlyon Print Works, Potter & Johnson, Crown Mfg. Co.
*1929: Brown & Sharpe, Builders' Iron Foundry, Glenlyon Print Works, Potter & Johnson, State House, N.E. Telephone & Telegraph Co.
==Champions==
*1927: R.I. Fish Co.
*1928: Builder's Iron Foundry
*1929: Brown & Sharpe
==Sources==
*RI Hockey Legacy
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Rhode Island Scarlets

The Rhode Island Scarlets were an amateur hockey team based in Providence, Rhode Island, that played on and off from 1931 until 1966.
==Results==
Note: For Pre-World War II results, see 1920-1945 American Hockey
;1947-48
Competed in the Atlantic Hockey League
;1948-49
*10/27: Rhode Island Scarlets - Stoneham Hockey Club 4:1
*10/29: Arlington Arcadians - Rhode Island Scarlets 6:2
*10/31: North Cambridge - Rhode Island Scarlets 6:4
*11/2: Rhode Island Scarlets - Melrose Reds 5:2
*11/5: Rhode Island Scarlets - Providence Naval Reserve Whitecaps 7:1
*11/12: Rhode Island Scarlets - Framingham Bears 6:2 
*11/19: Rhode Island Scarlets - Arlington Arcadians 6:3
*12/19: Trois Rivieres Reds (QC) - Rhode Island Scarlets 9:1
*1/11: Rhode Island Scarlets - Boston Jr. Olympics 5:4
Atlantic Hockey League (Scarlets dropped out)
*11/7: Rhode Island Scarlets - New Haven Bears 6:2
*11/15: Rhode Island Scarlets - Springfield Rifles 5:3
*11/16: Needham Rockets - Rhode Island Scarlets 4:1
*11/21: Rhode Island Scarlets - New York Metropolitans 5:4
*11/28: Boston Jr. Olympics - Rhode Island Scarlets 4:1
*12/5: Rhode Island Scarlets - New Haven Bears 6:2
*12/12: Rhode Island Scarlets - New York Metropolitans 5:3
*12/14: Rhode Island Scarlets - Boston Jr. Olympics 3:2 
*12/26: Springfield Rifles - Rhode Island Scarlets 9:3
;1956-1961
Played in various USAHA Championships.
;1961-62
Massachusetts Senior Class A Fall Hockey Championship
*11/22: Rhode Island Scarlets - Burrillville Fairbanks Electric 6:3 - final game
Scarlets won 9 games and tied one in competition. Fairbanks won 7, lost two, and tied one.
New England Senior Class A Tournament
*2/17: Rhode Island Scarlets - South Boston McMasters 4:2
*2/18: South Boston Hockey Club - Rhode Island Scarlets 7:3 - semifinal
;1962-63
*12/8: Dartmouth Freshmen - Rhode Island Scarlets 8:3
*3/2: Rhode Island Scarlets - West Point High School 2:1
*3/30: Berlin (NH) - Rhode Island Scarlets 3:2 - New England Junior Championship first round
*4/6: Rhode Island Scarlets B - St. John's (QC) 6:0
*4/6: Rosemont B (QC) - Rhode Island Scarlets B 5:4
*4/7: Rosemont A (QC) - Rhode Island Scarlets 6:6
;1963-64
*11/23: St. Jerome Junior B (QC) - Rhode Island Scarlets 2:0
*11/23: Rosemont A (QC) - Rhode Island Scarlets 5:2
*1/18: Rhode Island Scarlets - Andover Academy 5:3
*1/25: Rhode Island Scarlets - West Point Juniors 7:1
*2/28: Rhode Island Scarlets - Tabor Academy 6:5
*3/7: Rhode Island Scarlets - Deerfield Junior A 8:0
Southeastern New England Championship
*3/14: Norwalk Home Oilers - Rhode Island Scarlets 7:5
*4/11: Norwalk Home Oilers - Rhode Island Scarlets 3:3 OT
;1964-65
*2/6: Tabor Academy - Rhode Island Scarlets 5:3
*2/7: Rhode Island Scarlets - Stoneham Shamrocks 6:3
*2/13: Stoneham Shamrocks - Rhode Island Scarlets 4:3 OT
;1965-66
*1/12: Rhode Island Scarlets B - St. George's School 3:3
==Sources==
*Providence Journal
Category:Ice hockey teams in the United States
Rhode Island Senior Hockey League

The Rhode Island Senior Hockey League was contested at the Auditorium in Providence, Rhode Island, from 1945 to 1947.
==Results==
;1945-46
*11/24: Cranston Dunnes - Woonsocket P&Q 7:0
*11/24: East Providence Moores - Central Falls Callahans 3:2
*12/1: Cranston Dunnes - East Providence Moores 6:0
*12/1: Woonsocket P&Q - Central Falls Callahans 4:1
*12/5: Woonsocket P&Q - East Providence Moores 4:3
*12/5: Cranston Dunnes - Central Falls Callahans 11:3
*12/13: Woonsocket P&Q - Cranston Dunnes 4:1
*12/13: Central Falls Callahans - East Providence Moores 5:3
*12/26: Woonsocket P&Q - East Providence Moores 6:3
*12/26: Cranston Dunnes - Central Falls Callahans 4:2
*1/2: Central Falls Callahans - East Providence Moores 5:3
*1/2: Cranston Dunnes - Woonsocket P&Q 2:2
*1/30: Cranston Dunnes - East Providence Moores 6:4
*1/30: Woonsocket P&Q - Central Falls Callahans 13:2
*1/31: Central Falls Callahans - Cranston Dunnes 7:4
*1/31: Woonsocket P&Q - East Providence Moores 10:2
*2/7: Woonsocket P&Q - Central Falls Callahans 5:5
*2/7: Cranston Dunnes - East Providence Moores 10:3
*2/28: Cranston Dunnes - Woonsocket P&Q 8:7 - final
*3/1: Cranston Dunnes - Woonsocket P&Q 12:6 - "
*3/14: Cranston Dunnes - Woonsocket P&Q 7:6 - " 
;1946-47
*12/3: Cranston Dunnes - Woonsocket P&Q 7:3
*12/3: Providence Clippers - Central Falls Callahans 4:2
*12/3: East Providence Moores - Arlington Blues 1:0
*12/5: Cranston Dunnes - Providence Clippers 6:0
*12/5: Arlington Blues - Central Falls Callahans 2:1
*12/5: Woonsocket P&Q - East Providence Moores 5:2
*12/10: Providence Clippers - Arlington Blues 4:2
*12/10: Central Falls Callahans - Woonsocket P&Q 2:2
*12/10: Cranston Dunnes - East Providence Moores 9:1
*12/17: Cranston Dunnes - Central Falls Callahans 6:1
*12/17: Providence Clippers - East Providence Moores 7:1
*12/17: Woonsocket P&Q - Arlington Blues 9:0 
*12/23: Woonsocket P&Q - Providence Clippers 3:2
*12/23: Cranston Dunnes - Arlington Blues 5:0
*12/23: Central Falls Callahans - East Providence Moores 4:3
*12/30: Cranston Dunnes - Woonsocket P&Q 5:2
*12/30: Providence Clippers - Central Falls Callahans 5:0
*12/30: East Providence Moores - Arlington Blues 4:3
Exhibitions
*11/8: Cranston Dunnes - Needham American Legion 9:6 
*11/8: Framingham Bears - Woonsocket P&Q 8:5
*11/15: Boston Junior Olympics - Cranston Dunnes 6:1
*11/15: Woonsocket P&Q - Needham American Legion 5:4 
*11/22: Cranston Dunnes - Framingham Bears 5:4
*11/22: Woonsocket P&Q - Stoneham Hockey Club 4:2
*11/29: Cranston Dunnes - Boston AA 5:2
*11/29: Woonsocket P&Q - Melrose Reds 5:4 
*2/11: Providence Clippers - New Bedford 14:4
*2/23: Cranston Dunnes - Springfield Adams AA 9:4
Rhode Island AAU Playoffs
*2/4: Woonsocket P&Q - Cranston Dunnes 6:5 - semifinal
*2/4: Cranston Dunnes - Pawtucket Shamrocks 6:5 - "
*2/11: Cranston Dunnes - Woonsocket P&Q 7:4 - final
==Sources==
*Providence Journal
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Ricardo Arche

Ricardo Vicente Galvez Arche (1907 - February 28, 1982) was a Spanish hockey player. 
He was a member of the Spanish National Team at the European Championships in 1924 and 1926, playing in a total of five games. He was also named to the 1924 Spanish Olympic hockey team, which did not come to fruition.
Arche played club hockey for Club Alpino Español and was also a member of the touring Hockey Club Madrid. His brothers, Angel and Juan Arche were also talented hockey players.
Category:Spanish players