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Tournament is devoted Day of Liberation of Odessa from the German fascist invaders

The Tournament is devoted Day of Liberation of Odessa from the German fascist invaders was a tournament staged in Odessa, Ukraine. 
==Champions==
*2001: Metallurg Dneprodzherhinsk
*2002: Meteor Dnipropetrovsk
*2003: SSSkR Moscow
*2004: Solnechnaya Dolina Odessa
*2006: SSSkR Moscow
*2007: Solnechnaya Dolina Odessa 
*2008: SSSkR Moscow (Group A), Vatra Ivano-Frankivsk (Group B)
*2012: German Dogs Wolfsburg
*2013: Solnechnaya Dolina Odessa
*2015: HC Odessa
==External links==
*Tournament details
Category:Tournaments
Toyo University

Toyo University is a private University based in Tokyo, Japan. It's ice hockey team competes in the Kanto University Ice Hockey League and the All-Japan Championship. 
==Achievements==
* Kanto University Ice Hockey Championship titles: 2000, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2019, 2021, 2023.
==Toyo alumni==
This list includes the players who went to play professional hockey or have been selected to play for the Japanese National Team at either level (senior or junior).
* Reo Amano
* Masahiro Ebina
* Yosuke Haga
* Yutaro Imamura
* Yudai Ito
* Hisashi Kanamaru
* Yoshikazu Kashino
* Yuki Kawamori
* Hidenao Kokubo
* Mitsuyoshi Konno
* Hiroyuki Kudo
* Yuta Narisawa
* Kenta Saito
* Motoki Sakagami
* Kaito Sasaki
* Ikuya Sato
* Tsuyoshi Sato
* Masato Tanaka
* Hiroyasu Touda
* Naoya Tsuchizuka
* Yu Tsushima
* Kazuki Yamamoto
Category:Ice hockey teams in Japan
Trade Union Sport Palace

Trade Union Sport Palace, or CEC Nagorny, is an indoor sporting arena that is located in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. The seating capacity of the arena is 5,600,Scoresway.us Trade Union Sports Palace.Sport.me Trade Union Sport Palace. after the arena's renovation in 2007. 
==History==
Trade Union Sport Palace originally opened in 1965, and was expanded and renovated in 2007. The arena has been used as the home arena of the Russian ice hockey team Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod, of the Kontinental Hockey League. The arena replaced Konovalenko Sports Palace as the home of the club. 
==References==
==External links==
*Eurohockey.com Trade Union Sport Palace
Category:Arenas in Russia
Trade Unions Cup

The Trade Unions Cup was a competition staged in the Soviet Union.
==Champions==
*1984: Krylya Sovetov Moscow
*1985-86: Spartak Moscow
*1986-87: Sokil Kiev
*1987-88: Krylya Sovetov Moscow
*1988-89: Final tournament not held
*1989-90: Final tournament not held
Category:Tournaments
Trafford Tournament

The Trafford Tournament was a British home tournament played in Altrincham during an August Bank Holiday Monday, starting in the late 1980s.
==Results==
;1988
Manchester Evening News, 1988-08-30
Quarterfinals
*Cardiff Devils - Cleveland Bombers 2:0 
*Trafford Metros - Solihull Barons 4:2
Semifinals
*Peterborough Pirates - Cardiff Devils 6:2
*Whitley Warriors - Trafford Metros 5:2
Final
*Whitley Warriors - Peterborough Pirates 12:4
;1989
Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette, 1989-08-29
Quarterfinals
*Trafford - Bracknell 9:4
*Solihull - Peterborough 6:4
*Nottingham - Whitby 4:2
*Cardiff - Durham 4:0
Semifinals
*Cardiff - Nottingham 2:1
*Solihulll - Trafford 3:2 OT
Final
*Cardiff - Solihull 7:4
;1990
Nottingham Evening Post, 1990-08-28
Quarterfinals
*Solihull - Trafford 5:4
*Telford - Humberside 4:1
*Slough - Whitley 4:2
*Nottingham - Ayr 5:3
Semifinals
*Nottingham - Slough 3:2
*Telford - Solihull 4:3
Final
*Nottingham - Telford 7:2
;1991
Manchester Evening News, 1991-08-27
Quarterfinals
*Trafford - Telford 2:1
*Nottingham - Blackburn 7:2
*Solihull - Trafford 4:1
*Slough - Blackburn 3:1
Semifinals
*Slough - Nottingham 4:3
*Solihull - Telford 3:2
Final
*Slough - Solihull 3:2
==References==
Category:Tournaments
Training Eisclub

For the earlier team of a similar name, please see Training Eis Club.
Training Eisclub (TEC) was an ice hockey team in Vienna, Austria. The club was established in 1930 and joined the Austrian Ice Hockey Federation (OEHV) in January 1931.
For the 1931-32 season, TEC participated in the 2. Klasse of the Austrian Hockey Championship. They finished second in the Group B division, behind Wiener Bewegungssport-Club
The club had withdrawn from the OEHV by November 13, 1932.
Category:Ice hockey teams in Austria
Traktor Ice Arena

Traktor Ice Arena is an indoor sporting arena located in Chelyabinsk, Russia. It is used for various indoor events and is the home arena of the Traktor Chelyabinsk of the Kontinental Hockey League. The capacity of the arena is 7,500 spectators. It replaced Yunost Sport Palace as the home of Traktor.
==Construction==
The arena was designed by a Swedish company Skanska that previously worked on Atlant's Mytishchi Arena. Construction began in spring 2007 and was originally expected to finish by the 2008-09 season. But due to subsequent construction problems the official opening was rescheduled for January 2009. The first hockey game on the new stadium was played against Metallurg Magnitogorsk, it was won by Traktor 3-2.
On 15 February 2013, the arena was damaged by the blast wave from the explosion of the Chelyabinsk meteor.
==External links==
*Venue information
Category:Arenas in Russia
Tranebergs IF

Tranebergs IF was a professional ice hockey team based in Traneberg, Sweden. Founded in 1925, the team played in within the Swedish Divisions 1 and 2 until 1975. The team, whose colours were navy blue, red and white, was a steady competitor in Sweden's highest league from the 1920s to the 1950s, and was a semi-finalist in 1935.
==External links==
*Tranebergs IF at Elite Prospects
Category:Ice hockey teams in Sweden
Tranås AIF IF

Tranås AIF (sometimes abbreviated "TAIF") is a Swedish sports club active in a number of sports including ice hockey. The ice hockey club, Tranås AIF Ishockeyförening, better known as Tranås AIF Hockey (or Tranås AIF IF), played several season in Sweden's second-highest league, Allsvenskan, but since being relegated in 2003 has played in the Hockeyettan, the third tier of ice hockey in Sweden.
==External links==
* Hockey club official website
* Hockey team profile on Eliteprospects.com
Category:Ice hockey teams in Sweden
Tre Falke

Tre Falke was an ice hockey team in Fredriksberg, Denmark. They were founded in the 1930s as Skjøteløberforeningen af 1876, and practiced/played on Peblinge Lake. 
The club was later renamed FSF Frederiksberg Skøjteløberforening, before becoming Tre Falke - which would go on to operate primarily as a youth team - in the 1960s.
Tre Falke merged with Tårnby to form Tårnfalkene in 1984.
Category:Ice hockey teams in Denmark
Tri-City Coachmen

The Tri-City Coachmen were an independent ice hockey team based in Concord, New Hampshire. They were active for the 1974-75 season.
==Results==
;1974-75
*12/7: Tri-City Coachmen - Cambridge Budweiser Kings 4:3
*12/14: Tri-City Coachmen - Quincy Atlantic Flames 10:5
*12/21: Tri-City Coachmen - Berthierville (QC) 4:3
*12/28: Tri-City Coachmen - Cambridge Budweiser Kings 9:8 OT
*1/4: Tri-City Coachmen - Gloucester Gulls 8:4
*1/11: Tri-City Coachmen - Berlin Maroons 14:1
*1/25: Tri-City Coachmen - Cambridge Budweiser Kings 7:2
*2/2: Gloucester Gulls - Tri-City Coachmen 5:3
*2/15: Tri-City Coachmen - Rockland Colonials 4:4
*2/16: Tri-City Coachmen - South Mountain Rockets 9:1
*2/22: Tri-City Coachmen - Rockland Colonials 10:1
*Drummondville (QC) - Tri-City Coachmen 3:2 - Sorel Tournament
*3/8: Tri-City Coachmen - Quincy Atlantic Flames 8:3
*3/15: Cambridge Budweiser Kings - Tri-City Coachmen 9:5
==Sources==
*Manchester Union Leader
Category:Ice hockey teams in the United States
Tri State Hockey League

The Tri State Hockey League was a short-lived American ice hockey league that existed only for the 1932-33 season. The Atlantic City Gulls, Baltimore Orioles, and the Hershey B'ars (as the Chocolate 'Bars) would participate in the first season of the Eastern Hockey League the following season along with several other teams from the metropolitian New York City area (all of which played out of Madison Square Garden).
==Final standings==
Rank	Team 	GP	W 	L 	T	GF 	GA 	PTS
1 	Atlantic City Sea Gulls	18	15	1 	2	100	27 	32
2 	Baltimore Orioles 	18	12	5 	1	43 	33 	25
3 	Hershey B'ars 	18	6 	11	1	69 	58 	13
4 	Philadelphia Comets 	16	0 	16	0	25 	116	0
==Hershey Cup==
*2/22: Atlantic City - Hershey 2:0
*2/24: Atlantic City - Baltimore 6:0
*3/1: Hershey - Baltimore 7:5
*3/3: Atlantic City - Hershey 6:1
*3/5: Baltimore - Hershey 4:1
*3/8: Atlantic City - Baltimore 4:3
*3/15: Hershey - Baltimore 6:1
*3/17: Baltimore - Hershey 2:0
*3/22: Atlantic City - Baltimore 2:0
*3/29: Hershey - Atlantic City 5:2
*3/31: Atlantic City - Hershey 6:5
*4/2: Baltimore - Atlantic City 2:1
Atlantic City won the Hershey Cup.
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Tromsø Hockey

Tromsø Hockey is an ice hockey team from Tromsø. The team was founded on 9 March 2004Brønnøysundregistrene.(Norwegian) but played in a league for the first time in 2011–2012 - the Swedish Division 3.
Their first team currently competes in the third-level Norwegian 2.Division, and the second team in an international league, the Barents Hockey League, until 2017.
The team's colors are blue and white.
== References ==
== External links ==
*Official website
*The Norwegian Ice Hockey Association
Category:Ice hockey teams in Norway
Trophée Fédéral Loisirs

The Trophée Fédéral Loisirs is awarded to the winner of the French amateur ice hockey championship. It is sometimes informally referred to as "Division 4" (below the FFHG Division 3), but it is not an official part of the French hockey pyramid. The competition is divided into numerous regional conferences, with the winners meeting a final tournament.
==Champions==
*2007: Rouen Old School
*2008: Amiens
*2009: Amiens
*2010: Amiens
*2011: Francais Volants
*2012: Caen
*2013: Francais Volants
*2014: Caen
*2015: Amiens
*2016: Meudon
*2017: Cleon
*2018: Meudon
*2019: Serre-Chevalier
*2020-2021: not awarded
*2022: Cleon
*2023: Brive
*2024: Francais Volants
==Sources==
*Champions
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Tropical Hockey League

The Tropical Hockey League was the first attempt at establishing professional hockey in the southeastern part of the United States.
The league folded after its one and only season, 1938-39. That one season ran from December 10 to February 14.
The Coral Gables Seminoles, Havana Tropicals, Miami Clippers and Miami Beach Pirates were the four teams that made up the league. All teams were based out of the Metropolitan Ice Palace in Miami, Florida, even though one team was representing Havana, Cuba. Coral Gables finished first during the 15 game regular season and won the championship.
Bob Dill and Joe Simpson were the only Tropical League players that also spent time in the NHL.
==Scores==
*12/10: Clippers - Pirates 4:3
*12/11: Seminoles - Tropicals 8:4
*12/15: Tropicals - Pirates 6:3
*12/18: Seminoles - Pirates 9:1
*12/18: Clippers - Tropicals 5:4 
*12/22: Seminoles - Clippers 8:4
*12/25: Clippers - Pirates 6:1
*12/26: Seminoles - Tropicals 4:3 
*12/29: Pirates - Tropicals 4:3
*12/31: Seminoles - Clippers - game was halted due to dense fog at the Ice Palace, Seminoles had scored one goal that the Clippers goalie couldn't even see given the fog
*1/1: Seminoles - Tropicals 4:3
*1/2: Tropicals - Clippers 4:3
*1/5: Pirates - Seminoles 4:2
*1/8: Seminoles - Clippers 6:1
*1/10: Tropicals - Pirates 5:2
*1/12: Pirates - Clippers 4:2
*1/15: Clippers - Tropicals 4:2
*1/17: Seminoles - Clippers 6:4
*1/19: Pirates - Tropicals 7:4 
*1/22: Seminoles - Pirates 4:1
*1/24: Clippers - Pirates 6:5
*1/26: Seminoles - Tropicals 9:7
*1/29: Pirates - Tropicals 13:6 
*1/31: Tropicals - Clippers 7:2
*2/2: Seminoles - Pirates 6:5 
*2/5: Clippers - Seminoles 5:4 
*2/7: Pirates - Clippers 4:3 OT
*2/9: Seminoles - Tropicals 9:6 
*2/12: Clippers - Tropicals 6:5 
*2/14: Seminoles - Pirates 6:5
==Standings==
Standings 	GP	W 	L 	T	GF	GA	Pts
Coral Gables Seminoles	14	12	2 	0	85	53	24
Miami Clippers 	14	7 	7 	0	53	58	14
Miami Beach Pirates 	15	6 	9 	0	57	68	12
Havana Tropicals 	15	4 	11	0	69	84	8
==Other games==
*2/16: Tropical League All-Stars - Coral Gables Seminoles 6:5 
==Florida Amateur Hockey Association==
This amateur league began play in March 1939.
*3/17: Orange Tigers - Red Rovers 6:2
*3/24: Blue Devils - Red Rovers 4:3 2OT
*3/31: Orange Tigers - Blue Devils 2:1 
*4/7: Orange Tigers - Red Rovers 4:3 2OT
*4/14: Red Rovers - Blue Devils 5:2 OT
==Game Ads==
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Category:1938 in ice hockey
Category:1939 in ice hockey
Troppauer EV Opava

Troppauer EV Opava was a sports club in Opava (in German, Troppau), Czechoslovakia. The club was founded in 1868, while the ice hockey section was created in 1908. First located within the boundaries of Austria-Hungary, Troppauer EV was an ethnic-German organization that was later part of the Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia. 
One of TEV's first games was played on January 24, 1909. It was contested as a bandy hockey match and was won by Wiener Sport Club, 11-6. 
The club, along with other German associations in Czechoslovakia, was affiliated with the Deutscher Eishockey Verband (DEHV). They won the German Association Championship six times - 1930, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935, and 1936. 
In 1931, Troppau, champions of the German Association, challenged the top Czechoslovak club LTC Praha to a match, effectively for the Czechoslovak Championship. Despite losing 2-0, the club left a good impression with their performance.
Four Troppauer EV players, Wolfgang Dorasil, Wilhelm Heinz, Hermann Ehrenhaft and Jan Mattern, played for the Czechoslovak National Team during the early 1930s. 
The club won the German Championship in 1936 and qualified for the Czechoslovak Extraliga, playing in the league for two seasons (1936-37 and 1937-38) prior to it being put on hiatus due to World War II. 
After the annexation of the Sudetenland by Germany, TEV played in the 1940 German Ice Hockey Championship. A combination club by the name of NSTG Komotau/Troppau (Nationalsozialistische Turngemeinde) was formed for the 1941 season. 
Under the Beneš decrees, all ethnic-German clubs and associations in Czechoslovakia were dissolved in 1945. 
==Season-by-season records==
===Czechoslovak Extraliga (1936-1938)===
Season 	Games	Won	Tied	Lost	Points	Goalsfor	Goalsagainst	Standing 	Playoffs 	
1936-37	7 	2 	1 	4 	5 	10 	19 	6th 	None 	
1937-38	4 	0 	1 	3 	1 	0 	16 	7th in Group A	Did not qualify for final	
==Images==
Troppauer EV.png|The club in 1930.
Troppau-Warsaw.png|Troppauer EV and Warsaw in December 1931.
Category:Ice hockey teams in Czechoslovakia
Troy Bruins

The Troy Bruins were an International Hockey League team based in Troy, Ohio that played from 1951 to 1959 at the Hobart Arena. Notable players were Brian Kilrea and Larry King Kwong.
The team was started as the Miami Valley Bruins in 1950 when the Hobart Arena first opened. The Bruins were an independent, non-league team that played exhibition games in the 1950-51 season. At the end of the season, the Bruins entered the 1950-51 United States National Senior Championship, losing the final to the Toledo Mercurys.
Goaltender, Bill Tibbs, won the James Norris Memorial Trophy IHL for the least goals against during the 1955–1956 regular season.
For the 2008-2009 season, the ECHL's Dayton Bombers wore special Troy Bruins throwback jerseys while playing six games at Hobart Aren], before auctioning them off for charity.
On May, 21, 2009, it was announced that a new hockey team named the Troy Bruins would play at Hobart Arena for the upcoming 2009-2010 season as a Junior A member of the United Junior Hockey League.
==1950-51 game results==
*Miami Valley Bruins - Toledo Rovers 6:2
*10/11: St. Paul Saints - Miami Valley 11:3
*10/22: Miami Valley - Toledo Mercurys 8:6
*10/28: Miami Valley - Hamilton Rockets (ON) 8:3
*10/30: Miami Valley - Grand Rapids Rockets 8:6
*11/5: Miami Valley - Akron Stars 15:4
*11/12: Miami Valley - Chatham (ON) 5:4
*11/15: Miami Valley - Windsor Rockets (ON) 23:5 @ Louisville, KY
*11/19: Windsor Spitfires (ON) - Miami Valley 10:4
*11/26: Miami Valley - Akron Stars cancelled
*12/3: Miami Valley - Toledo Mercurys 8:6
*12/10: Miami Valley - Windsor Hettche Spitfires (ON) 11:1
*12/17: Toledo Mercurys - Miami Valley 8:5
*12/21: Miami Valley - Wallaceburg (ON) 11:1
*12/24: Miami Valley - Chatham (ON) 7:4 
*12/30: Miami Valley - Tillsonburg (ON) 6:3
*12/31: Miami Valley Bruins - Akron Stars 9:3
*1/4: Miami Valley - London (ON) 13:4
*1/11: Toledo Mercurys - Miami Valley 6:3
*1/12: Cincinnati Mohawks - Miami Valley 5:2
*1/18: Windsor Spitfires (ON) - Miami Valley 4:1
*1/21: Miami Valley Bruins - Akron Stars 7:5
*1/27: Cincinnati Mohawks - Miami Valley 11:5
*1/31: Johnstown Jets - Miami Valley 5:3
*2/2: Miami Valley - Johnstown Jets 3:3
*2/8: Miami Valley - New York Rovers 1:1
*2/11: Miami Valley - Toledo Mercurys 8:5 - Valley 17-9-2 after game
*2/15: Miami Valley - Grand Rapids Rockets 6:6
*2/18: Miami Valley - Toledo Mercurys 6:3
*2/20: Miami Valley - Atlantic City Sea Gulls 6:6 
*2/24: Miami Valley - St. Catharines (ON)
*3/4: Miami Valley - Toledo Mercurys 15:7
*3/8: Atlantic City Sea Gulls - Miami Valley 4:3
*3/13: Miami Valley - New York Rovers 6:4 @ Huntington, WV
*3/15: New York Rovers - Miami Valley 3:2
*3/27: Miami Valley - Hibbing Flyers @ Huntington, WV
*4/3: Cleveland Barons - Miami Valley 8:6
*4/4: Cleveland Barons - Miami Valley 7:3 @ Huntington, WV
==Sources==
*Dayton Daily News
Category:Ice hockey teams in the United States
Troy Cyclones

The Troy Cyclones were a senior ice hockey team based in Troy, New York. They were active from around 1972-1980.
==Results==
;1972-73
*11/14: Troy Cyclones - Renssaeler County 9:3
*11/26: Troy Cyclones - Pittsfield Spurs 10:2
*11/30: Troy Cyclones - Tri-City Knights
*12/30: 'Taconic Park Gully Cats - Troy Cyclones 4:2 
*1/8: Troy Cyclones - Pittsfield 9:5
*1/13: Lake Placid Roamers - Troy Cyclones 10:3
*1/14: Troy Cyclones - Lake Placid Paul Smith's 9:3
*1/23: Troy Cyclones - Tri-City Knights 9:6
*1/31: Williams College Club - Troy Cyclones 13:2
*2/11: Troy Cyclones - Watervliet Generals 14:4
*2/19: Plattsburgh State' - Troy Cyclones 4:3
*2/26: Troy Cyclones - Colonie Crusaders 12:4
*3/13: Troy Juvenile All-Stars - Troy Cyclones 12:1
*3/18: Troy Cyclones - RPI Phi Delta 17:5
*3/25: Troy Cyclones - Tri-City Knights 5:3
*3/29: Troy Cyclones - Colonie Crusaders 9:3
*4/9: Troy Cyclones - Pittsfield Spurs 9:5
*4/17: RPI Fraternity All-Stars - Troy Cyclones 5:4
Cyclones finished 16-6 on season.
;1973-74
*11/20: Troy Cyclones' - Tri-City Chiefs 14:1
*12/1: Troy Cyclones - Pittsfield Spurs 6:4 
*12/16: Troy Cyclones - Nassan Huskies 10:6 
*1/6: Troy Cyclones - Troy Reunion Club 7:3
*1/14: Troy Cyclones - RPI Fraternity All-Stars 10:2
*1/16: Troy Cyclones - Averill Park 4:3
*1/22: Troy Cyclones - Morey Park 17:3
*1/23: Troy Knights - Troy Cyclones 8:2 
*2/6: Troy Cyclones - RPI Fraternity All-Stars 6:5 
*2/13: Troy Cyclones - Troy Knights 11:6 
*2/16: Plattsburgh State - Troy Cyclones 6:3
*2/20: Troy Cyclones - Herkimer Community College 14:0 
*2/23: Troy Cyclones - Cortland College 6:5
*2/27: Troy Cyclones - Colonie Crusaders 11:7
*3/3: Troy Cyclones - Uncle Sam Midgets 3:2
*3/14: Uncle Sam Midgets - Troy Cyclones 8:5 - Cyclones 17-4 on season
*3/16: Troy Cyclones - Potsdam State 9:4
*3/17: Potsdam State - Troy Cyclones 4:1
*3/20: Troy Cyclones - Renssaeler County Flyers 14:5
;1974-75
*11/24: Troy Cyclones - Western New England College 5:2
*12/7: Cortland State - Troy Cyclones 8:4
*1/15: Troy Cyclones - Union College 7:2
*1/18: Berkshire Sabres - Troy Cyclones 9:4
*1/19: Troy Cyclones - North Country Community College 13:4 
*1/26: Hamilton College JV - Troy Cyclones 9:5
*2/5: Troy Cyclones - Morrisville 5:4 
*2/9: Rockland Colonials - Troy Cyclones 9:1
*2/13: Troy Cyclones - Union College 9:2 
*2/15: Potsdam State - Troy Cyclones 7:3
*2/16: Troy Cyclones - Potsdam State 7:4 
*2/21: Troy Cyclones - West New England College 6:4 
*2/23: Williams College JV - Troy Cyclones 13:2
*2/25: Berkshire Sabres' - Troy Cyclones 9:3
*3/9: Rockland Colonials - Troy Cyclones 18:1
*3/10: Cortland State - Troy Cyclones 13:3 
Cyclones were 9-9 on season as of 3/11.
;1975-76
Troy Senior Invitational Tournament
*3/13: Colonie Crusaders - Colony Recreation - semifinal
*3/13: Troy Cyclones - Union College Club - " 
*3/14: Colonie Crusaders - Troy Cyclones 5:2 - final
*3/14: Union College Club - Colony Recreation 12:3 - consolation
==Sources==
*Troy Times-Record
Category:Ice hockey teams in the United States
Truva Paten Spor Kulübü

Truva Paten Spor Kulübü, aka Ankara Truva, is a Turkish ice hockey club based in Ankara, Turkey. Founded in 2005, the club featured men's and women's teams. The club with the colors yellow, white and black play their home matches at the GSIM Yenişehir Ice Hockey Hall.
The men's team last participated in the Turkish Ice Hockey Super League during the 2012-13 season.
==Achievements==
* 2011–12 TBHSL season Group A 3rd
* 2012–13 TBHSL season 5th
==References==
==External links==
*Turkish Ice Hockey Federation official site
Category:Ice hockey teams in Turkey
Träningsserien

The Träningsserien was the top level ice hockey league in Sweden in the 1922 season. The league was won by AIK Ishockey. It was replaced by the Klass I for 1923.
==1922 season==
===Scores===
*1/20: IK Göta B - IFK Stockholm 6:4
*1/23: AIK IF - Nacka SK 2:0
*1/24: Järva IS - IF Linnéa 5:0
*1/25: IK Göta B - Hammarby IF 8:1 (4:0, 4:1)
*1/26: AIK IF - IFK Stockholm 5:2
*1/27: Nacka SK - Järva IS 7:2
*1/27: IF Linnéa - Hammarby IF 11:4
*1/30: IFK Stockholm - Järva IS 2:1
*1/31: AIK IF - IK Göta B 8:4
*2/1: Nacka SK - Hammarby IF 3:3
*2/2: IFK Stockholm - IF Linnéa 9:1
*2/14: IF Linnéa - AIK IF 0:0
*2/16: Nacka SK - IFK Stockholm 2:0
*2/17: Hammarby IF - Järva IS 9:2
*2/20: IK Göta B - IF Linnéa 7:1
*2/21: AIK IF - Järva IS 2:0
*2/21: Hammmarby IF - IFK Stockholm 4:0 (4:0, 0:0)
*2/22: Nacka SK - IK GötaB 5:4
*2/23: AIK IF - Hammarby IF Forfeit
*2/23: Nacka SK - IF Linnéa 7:3
*2/24: IK Göta B - Järva IS not played
===Final table===
 	Club 	GP	W	T	L	GF-GA	Pts
1	AIK Ishockey 	6 	5	1	0	17:6 	11
2	Nacka SK 	6 	4	1	1	24:14	9
3	IK Göta B 	5 	3	0	2	29:19	6
4	Hammarby IF 	6 	2	1	3	21:24	5
5	IFK Stockholm	6 	2	0	4	17:19	4
6	IF Linnéa 	6 	1	1	4	16:32	2
7	Järva IS 	5 	1	0	4	10:20	2
==Other games==
*1/29: IK Göta - Stockholm Combination 13:2 (8:1, 5:1)
*2/1: IK Göta - Stockholm Combination 9:4 (6:2, 3:2) 
==External links==
*1922 season
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Tsen Tou Jilin City

Tsen Tou Jilin City (Chinese: 城投 ) was a Chinese Ice Hockey team based in Jilin City, China, where it was founded in 2017. Unlike the majority of teams in the Supreme Hockey League, which are affiliates of Kontinental Hockey League teams, Tsen Tou played as an independent entity. While no formal link is in place, HC Kunlun Red Star's former manager, Vladimir Krechin, stated that the club planned to work in the future with Tsen Tou. The name of the club takes from the abbreviation of its owner, Jilin City Construction Holding Group, a city-owned enterprise.
The team played in the Supreme Hockey League from 2017-2020.
==References==
==External links==
* Tsen Tou team states on EliteProspects.com
Category:Ice hockey teams in China
Tsukisamu Dome

Tsukisamu Dome (月寒ドーム) was an indoor sporting arena located in Toyohira-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. The full capacity of the arena is 5,831.
== Overview ==
It hosted some of the ice hockey event at the 1972 Winter Olympics.1972 Winter Olympics official report. pp. 286-7.
This facility is currently used for car exhibitions and sales, concerts, sports events, and as a convention center. The ice rink was definitively removed.
The Tsukisamu Dome was demolished in 2015, because of the increasing cost of maintenance of the aging facility.
==References==
Category:Arenas in Japan