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Jozsef Revay

Count Jozsef Maria Julius Simon Revay (October 20, 1902 - April 19, 1945) was a Hungarian hockey player. He was a member of the Hungarian National Team at four major tournaments between 1927 and 1930.
Revay played club hockey for BKE Budapest, MHC Budapest, and BBTE Budapest.
==Statistics==
 	Years 	#	GP	Goals	Assists	Pts
Olympic Games 	1928 	1	3 	0 	0 	0
European Championships	1927-1929	2	6 	1 	0 	1
World Championships 	1930 	1	1 	0 	0 	0
Category:Hungarian players
Jr. A Mestis

The Jr. A Nuorten Mestis (formerly the Jr. A I-Divisioona) is the second level of under 20 ice hockey in Finland. The league currently consists of 13 teams.
==Champions==
===Mestis===
*2023-24: Kiekko-Vantaa
*2022-23: SaPKo Savonlinna
*2021-22: K-Kissat Helsinki
*2020-21: RoKi Rovaniemi 
*2019-20: Koo-Vee Tampere
*2018-19: K-Kissat Helsinki
*2017-18: K-Kissat Helsinki
*2016-17: K-Kissat Helsinki
*2015-16: TuTo Turku
*2014-15: K-Vantaa
*2013-14: Blues Espoo II
*2012-13: TuTo Turku
===I-Divisioona===
*2011-12: Jokipojat Joensuu
*2010-11: Kiekko-Vantaa
*2009-10: K-Kissat Helsinki
*2008-09: Koo-Vee Tampere
*2007-08: TuTo Turku and Sport Vaasa qualified for the promotion round to the Jr. A SM-Liiga.
*2006-07: KooKoo Kouvola and Sport Vaasa qualified for the promotion round to the Jr. A SM-Liiga.
*2005-06: Kiekko-Vantaa and TuTo Turku qualified for the promotion round to the Jr. A SM-Liiga.
*2004-05: KooKoo Kouvola and Kiekko-Vantaa qualified for the promotion round to the Jr. A SM-Liiga.
*2003-04: Kiekko-Vantaa and KJT Jarvenpaa qualified for the promotion round to the Jr. A SM-Liiga.
*2002-03: Ilves Tampere
*2001-02: Assat Pori
*2000-01: FoPS Forssa
*1999-00: Kiekko-Vantaa (Group 1), SaiPa (Group 2)
*1993-94: FoPS (Alkusarja Group 1), KalPa (Alkusarja Group 2), Kiekko-67 (Alempi loppusarja Group 1), KOOVEE (Alempi loppusarja Group 2) - Kiekko-67 was promoted, beating Reipas Lahti 4 goals to 3 in qualifying series
*1992-93: Jokerit (Group 1), KalPa (Group @2), Karhu-Kissat (Alempi loppusarja Group 1), KOOVEE (Alempi loppusarja Group 2) Karhu-Kissat was promoted, beating KalPa 4-2 in qualifying series
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Finland
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jr. A SM-sarja

The Jr. A SM-sarja (until 2020 called the Jr. A SM-Liiga or the Nuorten SM-Liiga) is the top level of under 20 ice hockey in Finland. The league currently consists of 16 teams. 
== Teams ==
Team 	Club's registered name 	Location
Blues 	Blues Hockey Oy 	Espoo
HIFK 	Oy HIFK Hockey Ab 	Helsinki
Sport 	Hockey-Team Vaasan Sport Oy	Vaasa
HPK 	HPK-Edustusjääkiekko ry 	Hämeenlinna
Ilves 	Ilves-Hockey Oy 	Tampere
Jokerit 	Jokerit Hockey Club Oy 	Helsinki
Jokipojat	Joensuun Kiekko ry 	Joensuu
JYP 	JYP Jyväskylä Oy 	Jyväskylä
KalPa 	KalPa Hockey Oy 	Kuopio
Kärpät 	Oulun Kärpät Oy 	Oulu
Lukko 	Rauman Lukko Oy 	Rauma
Pelicans 	Lahden Pelicans Oy 	Lahti
SaiPa 	Liiga-SaiPa Oy 	Lappeenranta
Tappara 	Tamhockey Oy 	Tampere
TPS 	HC TPS Turku Oy 	Turku
Ässät 	HC Ässät Pori Oy 	Pori
==Champions==
Season	Champion 	Runner-up 	3rd place
1945 	Ilves 	K-Kissat 	
1946 	Ilves 	ÅIFK 	
1947 	Ilves 	HJK 	
1948 	Tampereen Ilves	Tarmo 	HJK
1949 	Ilves 	TBK 	HJK
1950 	K-Kissat 	ÅAIFK 	Ilves
1951 	TBK 	K-Kissat 	
1952 	Ilves 	TBK 	
1953 	Ilves 	Rauman Lukko	HJK
1954 	TBK 	K-Kissat 	Ilves
1955 	KuPS 	Ilves 	TBK
1956 	Tappara 	TKT 	KTP
1957 	Tappara 	Hermes 	PPT
1958 	Lukko 	Tappara 	Tarmo
1959 	Tappara 	TK-V 	KalPa
1960 	Ilves 	TK-V 	Tarmo
1961 	Ilves 	Tappara 	MP
1962 	Tappara 	Ilves 	LaKi
1963 	Tappara 	Ilves 	LaKi
1964 	Tarmo 	TuTo 	SaiPa
1965 	Tappara 	SaiPa 	HPK ja TPV
1966 	Ilves 	SaiPa 	Hokki ja Vesa
1967 	Ilves 	SaPKo 	HIFK ja Karhut
1968 	Tappara 	TPS 	SaiPa
1969 	TPS 	Tappara 	Reipas
1970 	SaiPa 	Ilves 	Tappara
1971 	KOO-VEE 	Ässät 	Tappara
1972 	Tappara 	Jokerit 	Ilves
1973 	Tappara 	Ilves 	Ässät
1974 	Ilves 	Reipas 	SaiPa
1975 	Tappara 	KOO-VEE 	Ilves
1976 	Ilves 	KOO-VEE 	Ässät
1977 	Ilves 	TPS 	Kärpät
1978 	Ilves 	Kärpät 	TPS
1979 	Kärpät 	Tappara 	TPS
1980 	Ässät 	Jokerit 	TPS
1981 	Ilves 	Tappara 	Kärpät
1982 	Ilves 	HIFK 	Tappara
1983 	HIFK 	Ilves 	TPS
1984 	HIFK 	Ilves 	TPS
1985 	Kärpät 	HIFK 	TPS
1986 	Tappara 	Ilves 	HIFK
1987 	HIFK 	Tappara 	Kärpät
1988 	Jokerit 	Tappara 	Kärpät
1989 	K-Espoo 	Tappara 	HIFK
1990 	K-Espoo 	Tappara 	HIFK
1991 	Ilves 	HIFK 	JyP HT
1992 	TPS 	Ilves 	Ässät
1993 	Ilves 	TPS 	Ässät
1994 	Ilves 	TPS 	JyP HT
1995 	JyP HT 	Ilves 	K-Espoo
1996 	Jokerit 	KalPa 	K-Espoo
1997 	JyP HT 	HPK 	Ässät
1998 	TPS 	Jokerit 	Tappara
1999 	Jokerit 	Ilves 	TPS
2000 	Jokerit 	TPS 	Lukko
2001 	Tappara 	HIFK 	JYP
2002 	SaiPa 	TPS 	HIFK
2003 	HIFK 	Jokerit 	Blues
2004 	Tappara 	JYP 	HIFK
2005 	Ilves 	TPS 	JYP
2006 	JYP 	Kärpät 	Blues
2007 	Pelicans 	Blues 	HIFK
2008 	KalPa 	Ässät 	JYP
2009 	Blues 	TPS 	Lukko
2010 	Kärpät 	HIFK 	Ilves
2011 	JYP 	Blues 	Ilves
2012 	HIFK 	Jokerit 	HPK
2013 	HPK 	Blues 	Lukko
2014 	Blues 	Kärpät 	Ässät
2015 	TPS 	HPK 	Blues
2016 	Ilves 	Blues 	KalPa
2017 	HPK 	Ässät 	Lukko
2018 	KalPa 	Kärpät 	HIFK
2019 	Kärpät 	Blues 	Sport
2020 	none 	 	
2021 	Lukko 	Kärpät 	
2022 	Lukko 	KalPa 	TPS
2023 	Tappara 	Jokerit 	TPS
2024 	Ässät 	TPS 	Tappara
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Finland
==External links==
*Jr. A SM-Liiga on eliteprospects.com
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jr. A Suomi-sarja

The Jr. A Suomi-sarja (formerly the Jr. A II-Divisioona and previously the Jr. A Suomi-Sarja [its most recent name]) is the third level of under 20 ice hockey in Finland. It was not played from 2021-2023.
==Champions==
===Suomi-sarja===
*2023-24: K-Espoo II (Group 1), KJT Haukat Ak (Group 2), TPS Ak (Group 3), Laser HT (Group 4)
*2019-20: not completed due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2018-19: RoKi (Group 1), Pyry (Group 2)
*2017-18: Pyry (Group 1), KOOVEE (Group 2)
*2016-17: Kiekko-Laser (Group 1), GrIFK (Group 2)
*2015-16: Pyry and HYRI qualified for promotion round
*2014-15: FoPS and KOOVEE were promoted from Group 1; Kettera and Titaanit were promoted from Group 2
*2013-14: EKS, HCK and GrIFK were promoted from Group 1; Titaanit, Kettera, and PEPO were promoted from Group 2
*2012-13: Jukurit
===II-Divisioona===
*2011-12: SaPKo Savonlinna (Group 1), Virumaki (Group 2), VG-62 Naantali (Group 3)
*2010-11: SaPKo Savonlinna (Group 1), Kiekko-Espoo (Group 2), LeKi Lampaala (Group 3)
*2009-10: KalPa-2 Kuopio (Group 1), Kiekko-Espoo (Group 2), EHC Helsinki (Group 3)
*2008-09: SaPKo Savonlinna
*2007-08: Diskos Jyvaskyla
*2006-07: FoPS Forssa
*2005-06: Jokipojat (Group 1), GrIFK (Group 2)
===Suomi-sarja===
*2004-05: Jukurit Mikkeli
*2003-04: Diskos Jyvaskyla
*2002-03: Blues Espoo 2
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Finland
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jr. B2 Mestis

The Jr. B2 Mestis (formerly the Jr. B2 I-Divisioona through the 2011-12 season) was the second level of under 17 ice hockey in Finland, under the Jr. B2 SM-sarja. It is composed of 28 teams. 
==Champions==
*2019-20: HAKI (Group 1), Tappara (Group 2), finals not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2018-19: Hunters
*2017-18: Viikingit
*2016-17: KKP
*2015-16: Kisa-Eagles
*2014-15: Assat Pori
*2013-14: KJT 
*2012-13: K-Kissat
*2011-12: Lukko
*2010-11: K-Kissat
*2009-10: KuKi
*2008-09: KieHa
*2007-08: Pingviinit
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Finland
==External links==
*League on eliteprospects.com
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jr. B2 SM-sarja

The Jr. B2 SM-sarja was the top level of under 17 ice hockey in Finland. It was last contested in 2019-20.
==Champions==
Season	Champion 	Runner-up 	3rd place
2008 	HPK 	Ilves 	IFK Lepplax
2009 	Ilves 	EHC 	HPK
2010 	TPS 	Ilves 	K-Laser
2011 	Tappara 	Ilves 	HJK
2012 	Tappara 	Ilves 	K-Vantaa
2013 	HPK 	Lukko 	JYP
2014 	Ilves 	Lukko 	KKP
2015 	JYP 	HPK 	Pelicans
2016 	KalPa 	Blues/EKS 	Tappara
2017 	HIFK 	Ilves 	KalPa
2018 	KJT Haukat 	Tappara 	Ässät
2019 	Ässät 	Kärpät/Ahmat	Tappara
2020 	Assat (Regular season)	 	
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Finland
==External links==
*League on eliteprospects.com
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jr. B2 Suomi-sarja

The Jr. B2 Suomi-sarja was the third level of under 17 ice hockey in Finland, below the Jr. B2 SM-sarja and the Jr. B2 Mestis. It was first played in 2012. Since 2020-21, it has served as the highest level of play at this age group.
==Champions==
*2022-23: K-Espoo Blues (Suomi-sarja), JIlves (II-divisioona), Assat (III-divisioona)
*2021-22: Alempi - RNK (Group 1), UJK (Group 2), KOOVEE (Group 3), Jeppis/IFK (Group 4), Pelicans (Group 5), Lamarit (Group 6), Ylempi - JHT (Jatkosarja 1), Kiekko-Espoo EPS (Jatkosarja 2)
*2020-21: season cancelled partway due to COVID-19 pandemic (Alempi and Ylempi divisions played)
*2019-20: EjL (in first place when COVID-19 ended season)
*2018-19: Salamat
*2017-18: Pelikaanit
*2016-17: Rockets
*2015-16: YJK
*2014-15: Tappara Forum
*2013-14: PaKa
*2012-13: Blues Mk
==External links==
*League on eurohockey.com
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Finland
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jr. B III-Divisioona

The Jr. B III-Divisioona was the fourth level of under 18 ice hockey in Finland. The league's only recorded to have been contested in 2006-07 and from 2009-2012.
==Champions==
*2011-12: YJK (Group 1), PyPo (Group 2), K-67 (Group 3), LoKV (Group 4), AaKoo (Group 5 and Lopputurnaus)
*2010-11: PaKa (Group 1), PyPo (Group 2), Uplakers (Group 3), IHK (Group 4), LaJy (Group 5), Kurra (Group 6)
*2009-10: PaKa (Group 1), Hurtat (Group 2), Hermes (Group 3), Haukat (Group 4), HC Espoo (Group 5)
*2006-07: Laser HT Kempela
==External links==
*Tilastopalvelu
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jr. B Mestis

The Jr. B Mestis (formerly the Jr. B I-Divisioona) is the second level of under 18 ice hockey in Finland. The league currently consists of 19 teams.
==Champions==
*2023-24: HS Riga (Group 1), Ilves Ak (Group 2), RoKi (Group 3), Karpat Ak (Runkosarja)
*2022-23: Hermes (Group 1), HIFK Akatemia (Group 2), GrIFK (Group 3), Kiekko-Vantaa (Runkosarja)
*2021-22: Jokipojat
*2020-21: Karpat (Group 1), KalPa (Group 2), TUTO Hockey (Group 3), Kiekko-Espoo Group 4), Runkosarja not completed due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2019-20: KJT (Group 1), SaiPa (Group 2), S-Kiekko (Group 3), Runkosarja not completed due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2018-19: Hermes (Group 1), Jukurit (Group 2), Ilves (Group 3), Kiekko-Vantaa (Group 4), Jokipojat (Runkosarja)
*2017-18: JYP (Group 1), SaiPa (Group 2), Assat (Group 3), Blues (Group 4), KJT (Runkosarja)
*2016-17: Jokipojat (Group 1), KooKoo (Group 2), Karhu-Kissat (Group 3), Kiekko-Vantaa (Group 4), Diskos (Runkosarja)
*2015-16: Sport (Group 1), Assat (Group 2), Koo-Vee (Runkosarja)
*2014-15: 1. Karhu-Kissat, 2. Sport (Alkusarja) TuTo (Runkosarja)
*2013-14: SaiPa and Sport were promoted
*2012-13: TuTo
*2011-12: Kiekko-Vantaa
*2010-11: Kiekko-Espoo
*2009-10: Kiekko-Espoo
*2008-09: JYP Jyvaskyla
*2007-08: TEPSI Turku
*2006-07: KalPa Kuopio
*2005-06: Blues Espoo
*2004-05: KalPa Kuopio B
*2003-04: Ilves Tampere B
*2002-03: Kiekko-67 Turku
*2001-02: Jokipojat Joensuu
*2000-01: Kiekko-67 Turku
*1992-93: Kiekko-Espoo II (Group 1), GrIFK (Group 2), HPK (Group 3), Kiekko-Vesa (Group 4)
*1991-92: LLuja (Group 1), PUK (Group 2), Kiekko-67 Turku (Group 3), Diskos (Group 4)
*1990-91: Sport
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Finland
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jr. B SM-sarja

The Jr. B Nuorten SM-sarja is the top level of under 18 ice hockey in Finland. The league currently consists of 18 teams.
==Champions==
Season	Champion 	Runner-up 	3rd place
1972 	KOOVEE 	Lukko 	No Stars
1973 	Ilves 	Reipas 	Lukko
1974 	Lukko 	Jokerit 	Ilves
1975 	Ässät 	Tappara 	Lukko
1976 	Jokerit 	SaPKo 	Lukko
1977 	FoPS 	Ilves 	Jokerit
1978 	Ilves 	SaiPa 	Ässät
1979 	Ilves 	Tappara 	Jokerit
1980 	Ilves 	Jyp 	Tappara
1981 	Jyp 	Ilves 	Lukko
1982 	Ilves 	Lukko 	Tappara
1983 	Tappara 	HIFK 	Ilves
1984 	FoPS 	Kärpät 	Tappara
1985 	Tappara 	Kärpät 	Jokerit
1986 	Kärpät 	Kiekko-Espoo 	Jokerit
1987 	Karhu-Kissat 	Jokerit 	Ässät
1988 	Kiekko-Espoo 	HIFK 	Kärpät
1989 	HIFK 	Kiekko-Espoo 	Ilves
1990 	Ilves 	HIFK 	Kiekko-Espoo
1991 	HIFK 	TPS 	Kiekko-Espoo
1992 	Jyp HT 	Kiekko-Espoo 	Kärpät
1993 	Kiekko-Espoo 	Kärpät 	Ilves
1994 	Tappara 	TPS 	Kärpät
1995 	Tappara 	TPS 	Ilves
1996 	Tappara 	Jokerit 	HIFK
1997 	TPS 	KalPa 	Ilves
1998 	JYP 	TPS 	Jokerit
1999 	Jokerit 	JYP 	HIFK
2000 	Kärpät 	TPS 	HIFK
2001 	TPS 	Jokerit 	HIFK
2002 	Jokerit 	JYP 	TPS
2003 	TPS 	Jokerit 	KalPa
2004 	TPS 	HIFK 	Jokerit
2005 	HIFK 	KalPa 	Jokerit
2006 	Ilves 	Ässät 	Jokerit
2007 	JYP 	TPS 	Blues
2008 	Jokerit 	HPK 	Blues
2009 	HIFK 	HPK 	Kärpät
2010 	HIFK 	HPK 	Ässät
2011 	Blues 	TPS 	Kärpät
2012 	Jokerit 	Blues 	TPS
2013 	Jokerit 	Blues 	HIFK
2014 	Jokerit 	Blues 	KalPa
2015 	Kärpät 	HIFK 	Jokerit
2016 	Kärpät 	Blues 	JYP
2017 	KalPa 	Blues 	Kärpät
2018 	HIFK 	Tappara 	Kärpät
2019 	Jokerit 	Kärpät 	KalPa
2020 	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19
2021 	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19
2022 	Kiekko-Espoo 	Jokerit 	Tappara
2023 	Kärpät 	Lukko 	HIFK
2024 	Jokerit 	HIFK 	Kärpät
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Finland
==External links==
*Jr. B SM-sarja on eliteprospects.com
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jr. B Suomi-sarja

The Jr. B Suomi-sarja (formerly the Jr. B II-Divisioona) is the third level of under 18 ice hockey in Finland. It was not contested from 2021-2023.
==Champions==
*2023-24: RNK
*2020-2023: no competition
*2019-20: Kiekko-Espoo (Group 1), Lukko (Group 2), Pelicans (Group 3), MuJK (Group 4), final rounds not completed due to COVID-19
*2018-19: MuJK
*2017-18: HJK
*2016-17: SaPKo
*2015-16: KJT-Haukat (Group A), SaPKo (Group B) 
*2014-15: RoKi (Group A), Blues Blue (Group B) 
*2013-14: TPS II (Group 1), Jukurit (Group 2)
*2012-13: K-Laser (Group 1), HJK (Group 2), EKS (Group 3)
*2011-12: HJK Helsinki
*2010-11: Laser HT Kempele
*2009-10: S-Kiekko Seinajoki
*2008-09: Jokipojat Joensuu
*2007-08: Karpat Oulu 2
*2006-07: GrIFK Kauniainen
*2005-06: Viikingit
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Finland
==External links==
*League on eliteprospects.com
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jr. C SM-sarja

The Jr. C SM-sarja is the top level of under 16 ice hockey in Finland. Below it lie the I and II Divisioona. 
==Champions==
Season	Champion 	Runner-up 	3rd place
1972 	Ilves 	Kärpät 	Tappara
1973 	TPS 	Tappara 	Kärpät
1974 	Ilves 	Tappara 	Jokerit
1975 	Kärpät 	FoPS 	KOOVEE
1976 	Jokerit 	Ilves 	Kärpät
1977 	Jokerit 	Ilves 	Tappara
1978 	Jokerit 	TPS 	Sport
1979 	Jyp 	HPK 	Jokerit
1980 	Tappara 	Kärpät 	Ässät
1981 	HJK 	Tappara 	EVU
1982 	Ilves 	FoPS 	Tappara
1983 	FoPS 	Ässät 	Ilves
1984 	Tappara 	Kärpät 	EJK
1985 	Kärpät 	FoPS 	Lukko
1986 	HIFK 	Lukko 	Jokerit
1987 	Jäähonka 	HIFK 	TPS
1988 	EPS 	Kärpät 	HIFK
1989 	Lukko 	HIFK 	Jäähonka
1990 	TPS 	Jokerit 	Kärpät
1991 	Kärpät 	Lukko 	Kiekkoreipas
1992 	Kärpät 	Tappara 	Ässät
1993 	TPS 	Jokerit 	Tappara
1994 	Tappara 	Jyp HT 	HIFK
1995 	Tappara 	Jokerit 	HIFK
1996 	KalPa 	TPS 	Shakers
1997 	Jokerit 	TPS 	Tappara
1998 	Tappara 	Jokerit 	HIFK
1999 	HIFK 	TPS 	Tappara
2000 	Jokerit 	Kärpät 	JYP
2001 	Ilves 	JYP 	HIFK
2002 	TPS 	Ahmat 	JYP
2003 	HIFK 	Ilves 	TPS
2004 	Ilves 	KalPa 	Ässät
2005 	Ässät 	Kärpät 	Jokerit
2006 	Jokerit 	Blues 	Ässät
2007 	HIFK 	Kärpät 	Jokerit
2008 	Kärpät 	Jokerit 	TPS
2009 	Jokerit 	TPS 	HIFK
2010 	Jokerit 	HIFK 	Tappara
2011 	Blues 	Tappara 	Ässät
2012 	Blues 	Tappara 	Lukko
2013 	Kärpät 	Blues 	HIFK
2014 	Blues 	Kärpät 	JYP
2015 	Blues 	Kärpät 	Lukko
2016 	HIFK 	Blues 	Kärpät
2017 	HIFK 	Kärpät 	TPS
2018 	Blues 	Kärpät 	TPS
2019 	Kärpät 	Jokerit 	Tappara
2020 	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19
2021 	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19	playoffs cancelled due to COVID-19
2022 	Jokerit 	HIFK 	Tappara
2023 	Tappara 	TPS 	KalPa
2024 	HIFK 	Ilves 	Kiekko-Espoo
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Finland
==External links==
*League on eliteprospects.com
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Jugend-Wanderpreis

The Jugend-Wanderpreis of the Austrian Ice Hockey Federation was established in 1931. As the Szabo-Jugend-Cup had been permanently won by SC Hakoah Wien, a new trophy was donated by Pötzleinsdorfer SK board member, Willi Moser, for junior clubs to vie for.
The team that would win the trophy in two consecutive years or three times in all, would get the trophy permanently Combinations of several clubs were allowed. The game times were 2x15 minutes with a break of 10 minutes. The winner was engraved on the trophy. The players of the winning team received a badge of honor.
After the Wiener EV organization claimed the trophy in 1932 and 1933, it went into their possession for good. The Jugend-Wanderpreis des OeEHV became the new challenge trophy for 1934.
==Champions==
Season 	Champion 	Runner-up
1931-32	Wiener EV 	SC Hakoah Wien
1932-33	Wiener EV B	Wiener EV A
==Sources==
*Der Eishockey sport - official publication of the OEHV
Category:Tournaments
Jugend-Wanderpreis des OeEHV

The Jugend-Wanderpreis des OeEHV was established by the Austrian Ice Hockey Federation in 1934, as the previous Jugend-Wanderpreis had been claimed permanently by the Wiener EV organization.
Unlike the previous incarnation, the challenge trophy was donated by the OEHV itself. According to the tournament's regulations, after two victories in consecutive years or three wins overall, the cup should pass into the ownership of the club. The competition was open all junior teams affiliated with the OEHV, if they fulfilled the same age conditions. 
The games were played in 2x15 minutes with a 10 minute break. Combined teams from several clubs were allowed. The name of each year's champion was engraved in the cup and the team members received a badge of honor. In 1934 the game time was switched to 3x10 minutes.
The cup was earned by Wiener EV after two consecutive wins in 1934 and 1935, but it remained in competition in subsequent years.
==Champions==
Season 	Champion 	Runner-up 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
1933-34	Wiener EV A 	Wiener EV B 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
1934-35	Wiener EV 	MEC Mödling 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
1935-36	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.	WEV defeated Engelmann in final but were not awarded title due to player eligibility. No champion declared.
1936-37	Wiener EV 	EK Engelmann Wien 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
1937-38	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria. 	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria. 	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria. 	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria. 	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria. 	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria. 	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria. 	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria. 	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria. 	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria. 	Tournament was not completed due to the German Anschluss of Austria.
Category:Tournaments
Jugend Cup

The Jugend Cup des OEHV was a single-elimination junior competition staged in Austria for the 1935-36 season only. It was organized by the Austrian Ice Hockey Federation.
Players ranging in age from 14 to 18 were eligible to participate in the tournament. It was played in a cup format, with the winners advancing to the next round and the first round losers playing in a consolation series. Each team was, therefore, guaranteed two games.
The winner of the tournament received a plaque from the OEHV and the consolation round champion was to be granted an honorary certificate.
The Jugend Cup existed alongside the Jugend-Wanderpreis des OeEHV for 1935-36.
==Results==
;First round
*Wiener EV II 5 - Österreichischer Wintersportclub 0 (2-0, 2-0, 1-0)
*Wiener EV 7 - Turnverein Sokol XX 3 (5-0, 1-0, 1-3)
*Eishockeyklub Brigittenau 0 - Wiener AC 6
*Wiener Bewegungssport-Club 1 - EK Engelmann Wien 0 (0-0, 1-0, 0-0)
;Semifinals
*Wiener EV 0 - Wiener AC 1 (0-1, 0-0, 0-0) - WEV had only seven players to start the match and the official barred late-arriving players from competing. WEV filed complaint, which was rejected.
*Wiener EV II 2 - Wiener Bewegungssport-Club 1
;Final
*Wiener EV II 9 - Wiener AC 0
;Consolation round
*Eishockeyklub Brigittenau 10 - Turnverein Sokol XX 1
*Österreichischer Wintersportclub 1 - EK Engelmann Wien 1
*EK Engelmann Wien 0 - Eishockeyklub Brigittenau 0
The consolation round was not completed.
Category:Tournaments
Jules Lecomte

Jules Lecomte was a Belgian hockey player who was a member of the Belgian National Team at the 1930 World Championship, playing in one game. He was also a reserve at the 1926 European Championship.
At the club level, Lecomte played for two Antwerp-based clubs - Cercle des Patineurs Anversoises and later Union des Patineurs Anversois
Category:Belgian players
Julijs Lindenbergs

Julijs Lindenbergs (born 1904) was a Latvian hockey player. He played four games for the Latvian National Team at the 1932 European Championship.
Lindenbergs initially played bandy hockey before hockey with a puck emerged in Latvia. He was a member of Union Riga, with whom he won three national titles.
He also played football as a goalkeeper and appeared in one match for the Latvian national team. 
Category:Latvian players
Junior Belfast Giants

Tesco Belfast Giants	Tesco Belfast Giants
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Founded 	2007
Home ice 	SSE Arena, Belfast
Colors 	Red, Teal, White
League 	Scottish Junior Leagues
Affiliate(s) 	Tesco Belfast Giants U20
The Junior Belfast Giants are an ice hockey team who play in the Junior Scottish Ice Hockey Leagues. They play their games in the SSE Arena, Belfast Northern Ireland. The club joined the IIHL for the 2008-2009 season before moving to the Scottish league and they also field a number of youth teams.
They use the same name and logo as the Belfast Giants who play in the UK-wide Elite Ice Hockey League.
==History==
The Junior Belfast Giants were officially formed in June 2007 when the Belfast City Flyers and the Northern Ireland Ice Hockey club combined forces because they felt the best way to further the sport in the area was to form one strong club. 
==External links==
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Category:Ice hockey teams in Ireland