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Junior Club World Cup

The Junior Club World CupMHL: Junior Club World Cup (JCWC) (Russian: Кубок Мира среди молодежных клубных команд, Kubok Mira sredi molodezhnykh klubnykh komand) is an international junior ice hockey tournament sanctioned by IIHF. The first edition of the tournament took place between 30 August 2011 and 3 September 2011 in Omsk. It featured 8 teams from 8 different countries.
==History==
The first Junior Club World Cup took place in Omsk, Russia, in 2011. The first tournament was won by the Minor Hockey League's Krasnaya Armiya. They defeated Energie Karlovy Vary 7–2 in the final game.
In the second tournament, in 2012, Hockey Canada and USA Hockey both sent higher calibre of representatives to the event. In the final, the Ontario Hockey League's Sudbury Wolves defeated the United States Hockey League's Waterloo Black Hawks 2–0 in a closely fought championship game.
The 2013 tournament was played again in Omsk, Russia and won by the hometown Omskie Yastreby, defeating Finland's HPK 2-0 in the final. The USHL's Dubuque Fighting Saints won bronze with a 4-1 effort over Dinamo-Shinnik.
==Results by year==
Year	Gold 	Silver 	Score 	Bronze 	Fourth 	Score 	Host 	Teams
2011	Krasnaya Armiya	Energie Karlovy Vary 	7–2 	Third place was not contested.	Third place was not contested.	Third place was not contested.	 	8
2012	Sudbury Wolves 	Waterloo Black Hawks 	2–0 	Linköpings HC 	Dinamo-Shinnik 	1–0 OT 	 	10
2013	Omskie Yastreby	HPK 	2–0 	Dubuque Fighting Saints 	Dinamo-Shinnik 	4–1 	 	8
2014	МHC Spartak 	Tolpar Ufa 	2–1 SO	Sioux City Musketeers 	Dinamo-Shinnik 	4–3 OT 	 	10
2015	Djurgårdens IF 	Chaika Nizhny Novgorod	2–1 	Chicago Steel 	MHC Avto 	3–2 	 	8
2016	Loko Yaroslavl 	Reactor Nizhnekamsk 	5–1 	Snow Leopards Astana 	Jokerit 	2–1 	 	8
2017	Krasnaya Armiya	Modo 	5–2 	Ocelari Trinec 	Snezhnye Barsy 	2–1 	 	8
2018	Loko Yaroslavl 	HV71 U20 	3–2 	Ottawa Capitals 	Salzburg Red Bull 	2–1 SO 	 	8
2019	Loko Yaroslavl 	AJHL All-Star Team 	3–0 	Kärpät U20 	Salzburg Red Bull 	7–4 	Sochi,	8
==References==
==External links==
* World Cup on the website of the MHL
* World Cup on Eurohockey.com
Category:Tournaments
Junior Hockey League (Ukraine)

The Junior Hockey League (YuHL; in Ukrainian: ЮХЛ) was founded for the 2013-14 season as the national under 20 ice hockey league in Ukraine. The inaugural season was contested by five teams, and saw Kryzhynka Kiev win the title. 
==Champions==
*2021-22: not completed due to Russian invasion
*2020-21: Sokil Kiev
*2019-20: playoffs not completed due to COVID-19
*2018-19 (U19): Bily Bars Brovary
*2017-18: Bily Bars Brovary
*2016-17: Berkut Kiev
*2015-16: Bily Bars Brovary
*2014-15: Kryzhynka Kiev
*2013-14: Kryzhynka Kiev
==See also==
*Junior hockey in Ukraine
==External links==
*League on eliteprospects.com
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior Intercollegiate Series

The Junior Intercollegiate Series (JIS) was a third tier scholastic competition operating in Ontario from 1905-06 to 1927-28. The top tier in the region was the Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union (CIAU Central), and the second tier was the Intermediate Intercollegiate Series. Both were founded in 1902.
==Champions==
*1905-06: St. Andrews
*1906-07: University of Toronto III
*1907-08: Royal Military College II 
*1908-09: Kingston CI
*1909-10: Kingston CI
*1910-11: University of Toronto III
*1911-12: University of Toronto III
*1912-13: University of Toronto III
*1913-14: Kingston CI
*1914-15: Kingston CI
*1919-20: University of Toronto III
*1920-21: Queens III
*1921-22: Queens III
*1922-23: University of Toronto III
*1923-24: Royal Military College II
*1924-25: Royal Military College II
*1925-26: Queens III
*1926-27: Kingston CI
*1927-28: Queens III
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Historically, junior hockey in Bosnia and Herzegovina has consisted of the following classifications and results:
==Results==
;BHL Kids League
2019-20
#Penguins 5-1-0-16 31:16
#Oilers 2-1-3-7 21:18
#Capitals 2-1-3-7 20:20
#Lavice 1-1-4-4 17:35
==External links==
*HSBIH
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in Europe

In Europe, junior teams are usually associated with a professional team, and are used by professional teams to develop their own prospects. One example of this is the J20 SuperElit league in Sweden or the Minor Hockey League in Russia. Such leagues are sometimes dubbed major junior hockey leagues.
The lack of an amateur draft in Europe, other than in Russia, means that the onus is on the teams to sign the most talented young players they can get, and the presence of an affiliated junior team provides a place for young players who aren't yet ready for the rigors of the professional game to develop. However, not all players on a European junior team are necessarily the property of their professional club, and may elect to sign elsewhere.
==Junior hockey by country==
*Junior hockey in Austria
*Junior hockey in Belarus
*Junior hockey in Belgium
*Junior hockey in Bosnia and Herzegovina
*Junior hockey in Bulgaria
*Junior hockey in Croatia
*Junior hockey in the Czech Republic
*Junior hockey in Denmark
*Junior hockey in Estonia
*Junior hockey in Finland
*Junior hockey in France
*Junior hockey in Germany
*Junior hockey in Great Britain
*Junior hockey in Hungary
*Junior hockey in Iceland
*Junior hockey in Italy
*Junior hockey in Kazakhstan
*Junior hockey in Latvia
*Junior hockey in Lithuania
*Junior hockey in the Netherlands
*Junior hockey in Norway
*Junior hockey in Poland
*Junior hockey in Romania
*Junior hockey in Russia
*Junior hockey in Serbia
*Junior hockey in Slovakia
*Junior hockey in Slovenia
*Junior hockey in Spain
*Junior hockey in Sweden
*Junior hockey in Switzerland
*Junior hockey in Turkey
*Junior hockey in Ukraine
;Former countries
*Junior hockey in Czechoslovakia
*Junior hockey in East Germany
*Junior hockey in the Soviet Union 
*Junior hockey in Yugoslavia
Category:History
Junior hockey in Finland

Junior hockey in Finland consists of a tiered national league system with age divisions ranging from U16 to U22.
The U22 Suomi-sarja was the sole level of play at that age group from 2020-2023.
The U20 leagues, known as Junior A, have three levels of competition. The top-level SM-Liiga, the second-level Mestis (formerly the I-Divisioona), and the third tier Suomi-Sarja (prior II-Divisioona).
From 2020-2023, the Finnish U19 Leagues were in operation. They consisted of the Suomi-sarja, II-divisioona, and III-divisioona.
U18 in Finland is classified as Junior B. The league system consists of the top-level SM-Sarja, the second-level Mestis (previously the I-Divisioona), and the third-level Suomi-sarja (known in the past as the II-Divisioona). A fourth-level Jr. B III-Divisioona is recorded to have been contested earlier on.
Junior B2 is the name of the U17 competitions in the country. The SM-sarja and Mestis operated until 2020, and since then the Suomi-sarja has been the top level of U17 play.
The Junior C label refers the U16 Finnish leagues. The SM-sarja and Mestis, are the current levels of U16 hockey, with the Suomi-sarja not having been contested since 2020.
Classifications that once held a national championship include Junior D and Junior E.
Female competitions have existed at the U20, U18, and U16 levels.
==Former championships==
===Junior D===
Season	Champion
1971 	Ilves
1972 	Ilves
1973 	Jokerit
1974 	Kärpät
1975 	Ilves
1976 	Tappara
1977 	TPS
1978 	Tappara
===Junior E===
Season	Champion
1967 	TK-V
1968 	Ilves
1969 	Ilves
1970 	Ilves
1971 	Kärpät
1972 	Ilves
1973 	Ilves
1974 	Ilves
1975 	TPS
1976 	Jokerit
1977 	Lukko
1978 	Kärpät
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in Iceland

Historically, junior hockey in Iceland has consisted of the following classifications and champions:
==Champions==
===U20 (1. og. 2 flokkur)===
*2020-21: Skautafélag Akureyrar
*2019-20: Skautafélag Akureyrar
*2018-19: Skautafélag Akureyrarhttp://stats.iihf.com/ihi/33/index.html
*2010-11: 1. Bjornnin 9-1 (OTW)-1-29 54:35, 2. Skautafelag Akureyrar 5-1 (OTL)-6-16 48:49, 3. Skautafelag Reykjavikur 3-0-9-9 44:62
*2006-07: Skautafélag Akureyrar
===U18===
*2023-24: Skautafélag Akureyrar
*2022-23: not completed (Fjolnir 5-0-1-4-16 55:48, Akureyrar 4-1-0-1-14 40:31, Reykjavikur 0-0-0-4-0 8:24)
*2021-22: Skautafélag Reykjavíkur
===U16===
*2023-24: Vikingar
*2022-23: Jotnar
*2021-22: Fjölnir Reykjavik
*2020-21: Skautafélag Akureyrar
*2019-20: Skautafélag Akureyrar
*2018-19: Skautafélag Akureyrarhttp://stats.iihf.com/ihi/31/index.html
===2. flokkur===
*2011-12: 1. Skautafelag Reykjavikur 6-0-2-18 55:22, 2. Skautafelag Akureyrar 3-0-5-9 32:35, 3. Bjorninn 3-0-5-9 24:54 
===3. flokkur===
*2015-16: 1. Skautafelag Akureyrar 4-1 (OTL)-1-13 33:16, 2. Bjornnin 3-1 (OTW)-4 25:29, 3. Skautafelag Reykjavikur 2-0-4-6 16:29
*2014-15: 1. Skautafelag Akureyrar 9-1 (OTW)-2-1 (OTL)-30 66:27, 2. Skautafelag Reykjavikur 6-1 (OTW)-4-1 (OTL)-21 49:39, 3. Bjorninn 0-0-11-0-0 20:69
*2013-14: as of 12/5: 1. Bjorninn 8-0-0-24 64:13, 2. Skautafelag Akureyrar 3-0-5-9 38:36, 3. Skautafelag Reykjavikur 1-0-7-3 16:69
*2011-12: 1. Skautafelag Reykjavikur 11-1 (OTL)-0-34 78:18, 2. Bjorninn 4-1 (OTW)-7-14 41:51, 3. Skautafelag Akureyrar 2-0-10-6 30:80
*2010-11: 1. Skautafelag Reykjaviur 7-0-1-21 53:32, 2. Bjorninn 4-0-4-12 35:30, 3. Skautafelag Akureyrar 1-0-7-3 35:61
*2006-07: Skautafélag Reykjavíkur
===4. flokkur===
*2015-16: 1. Skautafelag Akureyrar 7-0-1-21 78:20, 2. Skautafelag Reykjavikur 5-0-3-15 63:26, 3. Bjorninn 0-0-8-0 10:105
*2014-15: 1. Skautafelag Akureyrar 12-0-0-36 119:24, 2. Skautafelag Reykjavikur 2-2 (OTW)-8-10 46:76, 3. Bjorninn 2-2 (OTL)-8-8 49:114
*2011-12: 1. Bjorninn 8-0-0-24 69:18, 2. Skautafelag Akureyrar 3-0-5-9 19:37, 3. Skautafelag Reykjavikur 1-0-7-3 19:52
*2010-11: 1. Bjorninn 5-1-2-16 39:32, 2. Skautafelag Reykjavikur 4-1-3-13 48:35, 3. Skautafelag Akureyrar 2-0-6-6 34:54
*2006-07: Skautafélag Akureyrar
===4b. flokkur===
*2011-12: 1. Bjorninn 3-0-1-9 23:9, 2. Skautfelag Akureyrar 1-0-3-3 9:23
*2010-11: Skautafelag Akureyrar 4-0-0-12 32:9, 2. Bjorninn 0-0-4-0 9:32
===U16 Female Tournament===
*2024: Skautafélag Reykjavíkur
*2023: Skautafélag Reykjavíkur
==External links==
*2006-07 results on hockeyarchives.info
*Ice Hockey Iceland
==References==
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in Ireland

Historically, junior hockey in Ireland has consisted of the following competitions and results:
==Results==
There were U12 and U14 South Dublin on Ice tournaments contested on January 12, 2020.
;U12 Tournament
*Flying Ducks - Kilkenny Storm 5:0
*Flying Ducks - Cork Wolfpack 10:4
*Kilkenny Storm - Cork Wolfpack 6:2
*Flying Ducks - Kilkenny Storm 5:2 - final
;U14 Tournament
*Kilkenny Storm - Cork Wolfpack 4:0
*Flying Ducks - Kilkenny Storm 5:5
*Flying Ducks - Cork Wolfpack 6:1
*Flying Ducks - Kilkenny Storm 6:3 - final 
==Sources==
*Eirball.ie
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in Israel

Junior hockey in Israel has historically consisted of the following classifications and champions:
==Champions==
;U20
*2023-24: North Stars Metulla
*2022-23: Kfar Saba Kings
*2021-22: Maccabi Metulla
*2020-21: Maccabi Metulla
*2019-20: Rishon Devils (in first place when COVID-19 stopped play)
*2018-19: Rishon Devils
*2017-18: Dragons Nes Ziona
*2006-07 HC Metulla
*2005-06 HC Metulla
;U18
*2018-19: HC Metulla
*2017-18: Zoran Falcons
;Youth
*2023-24: Rishon Devils
*2022-23: Kfar Saba Kings
;U13
*2023-24: Petah Tikva Wings
*2022-23: Kfar Saba Kings
;U9
*2023-24: Kfar Saba Kings
==External links==
*INHL
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in Lithuania

Junior hockey in Lithuania currently consists of age groups ranging from U11 to U17. The competitions are organized by the Lithuanian Ice Hockey Federation.
==Champions==
===U17===
It is also known as the Jaunių lyga. It was a U16 league until 2015-16.
*2023-24: Gelezinis Vilkas Vilnius (beat HC Zalgiris 7:4 in final, which was only game played)
*2022-23: HC Zalgiris
*2021-22: HC Zalgiris/DKLRM
*2020-21: Geleznis Vilkas Vilnius
*2019-20: not completed due to COVID-19
*2018-19: Gelezinis Vilkas Vilnius
*2017-18: DK LRM Elektrenai
*2016-17: Svetlogorsk (), Geleznis Vilkas Vilnius was Lithuanian champion
*2015-16: HK Neman Grodno (), DK LRM Elektrenai was Lithuanian champion
*2014-15: Vilkas Vilnius
*2013-14: HK Neman Grodno (), Baltu Ainai Kaunas was Lithuanian champion
*2012-13: HK Neman Grodno (), Vilkas Vilinius was Lithuanian champion
*2011-12: Vilkas Vilnius
*2010-11: Vilkas Vilnius
===U15===
*2023-24: Sostine Hockey
*2022-23: Gelezinis Vilkas Vilnius
*2021-22: DKLRM Elektrenai
*2020-21: Gelezinis Vilkas Vilnius
*2019-20: not completed due to COVID-19 pandemic (standings at time: 1. HC Klaipeda 9-0-0-2 105:33, 2. Gelezinis Vilkas-2 7-0-0-3-21 82:32, 3. Baltu Ainiai 7-0-0-3-21 78:40, 4. DKLRM-Zalgiris 2-1-0-7-8 44:104, 5. Gelezinis Vilkas 1-0-1-10-4 27:127)
===U14===
*2023-24: Hockey Punks Vilnius
*2018-19: HC Klaipeda
*2017-18: Svetlogorsk (), Geleznis Vilkai Vilnius was Lithuanian champion
*2016-17: YZ Kaliningrad (), HC Kalipeda was Lithuanian champion
*2015-16: HC Klaipeda
*2014-15: Vilkas Vilnius
*2013-14: Vilkas Vilnius
*2012-13: Vilkas Vilnius
*2011-12: YZ Kaliningrad (), Vilkas Vilnius was Lithuanian champion
*2010-11: Metalurgs Liepaja () won league, Vilkas Vilnius was Lithuanian champion.
*2006-07: Elektrenai
===U13===
*2023-24: Sostine Hockey
*2022-23: Sostine Hockey
*2021-22: Sostine Hockey
*2020-21: Gelezinis Vilkas Vilnius
*2019-20: not completed due to COVID-19 pandemic (Gelezinis Vilkas Vilinus in first with 7-0-0-2 record at time)
===U12===
*2023-24: Sostine Hockey
*2018-19: DKLRM Elektrenai
*2017-18: YZ Kaliningrad (), HC Klaipeda was Lithuanian champion
*2016-17: HC Klaipeda
*2015-16: Gelezinis Vilkas Vilnius 
*2014-15: Vilkas Vilnius
*2013-14: Skatas Klaipeda
*2012-13: Vilkas Vilnius
*2011-12: YZ Kaliningrad (), SSM Elektrenai was Lithuanian champion
*2010-11: Metalurgs Liepaja () won league, Vilkas Vilnius was Lithuanian champion.
*2006-07: Elektrenai
===U11===
*2023-24: Sostine Hockey
*2022-23: Sostine Hockey
*2021-22: Sostine Hockey
*2020-21: HC Klaipeda
*2019-20: not completed due to COVID-19 pandemic (Jantarnaja Zvezda in first with 13-0-0-1 record at time)
===U10===
*2023-24: Sostine Hockey
*2018-19: Gelezinis Vilkas Vilnius
*2017-18: HC Klaipeda
*2016-17: YZ Kaliningrad (), Gelezinis Vilkas Vilnius was Lithuanian champion.
*2015-16: Gelezinis Vilkas Vilnius
*2014-15: Baltija Klaipeda
*2013-14: Vilkas Vilnius
*2012-13: Vilkas Vilnius
*2011-12: Skatas Klaipeda
*2010-11: Vilkas Vilnius
*2006-07: Vilkai Vilnius
==External links==
*Lithuanian Ice Hockey Federation
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in Mexico

Historically, junior hockey in Mexico has consisted of the following classifications and champions:
There was no senior competition in Mexico during the 2001-02 season, so the U20 league served as the main competition in the country, and its champion, Distrito Federal, is sometimes listed as being the Mexican national champion for the year.
==Champions==
;2023-24
*Liga Nacional Sub19: Stars
*Liga Nacional Sub15: Pelicans
*Peewee (U13): Pelicans
*Atom (U11): Jr. Kings
*Novice (U9): Combinado 
;2022-23
*Liga Nacional Sub19: Osos San Jeronimo
*Liga Nacional Sub15: Jr Kings
*Peewee (U13): Jr Kings A
*Atom (U11): Pelicans A
;2021-22
*Juniors: Osos San Jeronimo
*Midget (U18): Osos San Jeronimo A
*Peewee (U13): Jr Kings A
*Atom (U11): Osos
*Novice (U9): Jr Kings A
;2020-21
*Juniors: Osos San Jeronimo
*Midget (U18): Mapaches
*Bantam (U15): Mapaches-Osos 0:0 in final
*Peewee (U13): Jr. Kings
*Atom (U11): Pelicans
*Novice (U9): Pelicans
;2019-20
*Juniors: Osos San Jeronimo
*Midget (U18): Mapaches
*Bantam (U15): Mapaches
*Peewee (U13): Kings 
;2018-19
*Midget (U18): Kings Santa Fe
*Bantam (U15): Kings Santa Fe
*Peewee (U13): Osos San Jeronimo
*Atom (U11): Kings Santa Fe
*Novice (U9): Mapaches Queretaro
;2017-18
*Midget: Osos Polares
*Bantam (Sub-15): San Jeronimo Osos
*Novice: Mapaches
*Peewee: Mapaches
*Atom: Mapaches
*Torneo Invernal: Mapaches (Novice), Mapaches (Peewee), Stars (Atom)
;2016-17
*Midget: Kings
*Bantam (Sub-15): San Jeronimo Osos
*Peewee (Torneo Invernal): Kings
;2015-16
*Midget: San Jeronimo Osos 1
*Bantam (Sub-15): Sharks
*Novice: Stars Buena Vista 
*Peewee: Mapaches Qro
*Atom: Kings Santa Fe 
;2013-14
*Midget (U18): San Jeronimo Osos
*Bantam: San Jeronimo Osos
*Peewee: Ice Sharks 1
*Atom: Mapaches
*Mini: Stars
;Summer 2012
*Midget - Mayor: Aztecas
*Bantam: San Jeronimo Osos
*Novice: Ice Sharks 
*Peewee: San Jeronimo Osos
*Atom: Ice Sharks
;Winter 2011
*Midget - Mayor: Puebla 
*Bantam: San Jeronimo Osos 
*Peewee: Pumas 
*Atom: Tigres Metepec
;2010-11
*Midget - Mayor: Jurasicos San Jeronimo
*Bantam: Halcones Lomas Verdes
*Peewee: Pumas 
*Atom: Tigres Metepec
*Novice (Campeonato Metropolitano): Osos 1
;2004-05
*Midget: Catemaco San Jeronimo
;2001-02
*U20: Distrito Federal
;1998-99
*U20: DF San Jeronimo
*U18 (Juvenil): DF Sportica
*U16: DF San Jeronimo
*U14: DF Sportica
*U12: Distrito Federal
*U10: UNAM 
;2015 Olimpiada Nacional
;2012 Olimpiada Nacional
;2011 Olimpiada Nacional Juvenil
==See also==
*2013 Olimpiada Nacional
*2014 Olimpiada Nacional
==External links==
*Mexican Ice Hockey Federation (old website)
*Mexican Ice Hockey Federation (new website) 
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in Mongolia

Historically, junior hockey in Mongolia has consisted of the following classifications and champions:
==Champions==
===U20===
*2005: 1. Baganuur, 2. Otgod Od, 3. Sharrin Gol, 4. Bilegtkhuu.
===U18===
*2005: 1. Baganuur, 2. Otgod Od, 3. Bilegtkhuu, 4. Shariin Gol, 5. Khangardi Erdenet.
*2024: 1. Khangarid, 2. Basalt, 3. Otgon Od, 4. AB team. 
===U14===
*2005: 1. Shariin Gol, 2. Otgod Od, 3. Bilegtkhuu, 4. Khangardi Erdenet, 5. Baganuur, 6. Darkhan.
===U10===
*2024: 1. Angahay, 2. Baganuur HC, 3. MST. 
==External links==
*Championnats de jeunes de Mongolie 2005
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in New Zealand

Junior hockey in New Zealand currently features national leagues at the U20, U17, and U14 age levels, organized by the New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation. The Auckland, Canterbury, and Dunedin associations also run their own junior competitions.
==U21 League==
The New Zealand Junior Ice Hockey League (U21 NZJIHL) was founded in 2013 as New Zealand’s Premier Junior League. It was U20 prior to 2021.
The league runs from September to December and consists of three teams: Auckland, Canterbury and Southern.
;Champions
*2013: Canterbury
*2014: Southern
*2015: Southern
*2016: Auckland
*2017: Canterbury
*2018: Canterbury
*2019-2020: not played
*2021: Cancelled after three games (Auckland-Southern 2:1, Canterbury-Auckland 7:5, Canterbury-Southern 5:4)
*2022: Blue (informal tournament)
*2023: Red (informal tournament)
*2024: Green (informal tournament)
==U18 League==
The New Zealand Midget Ice Hockey League (U18 NZJIHL) is New Zealand’s Premier Midget League. It was founded in 2010. The league operates from June to September, and features four teams: Auckland, Canterbury, Queenstown, and Dunedin. 
The competition was first known as the U16 New Zealand Junior Elite League (NZJEL), but took on its current name 2014. In 2016, the age limit was raised to 17. The limit was again raised to U18 in 2018.
;Champions
*2010: Canterbury
*2011: Auckland
*2012: Southern
*2013: Southern
*2014: Auckland
*2015: Auckland
*2016: Queenstown
*2017: Queenstown
*2018: Auckland
*2019: Auckland
*2020: Auckland
*2021: Cancelled after July (Auckland 6-0-0-0 57:8, Southern 2-0-0-4 18:29, Dunedin 2-0-0-4 20:26, Canterbury 2-0-0-4 21:53)
*2022: Dunedin Junior Thunder
*2023: Auckland
*2024: Auckland
==U15 League==
The New Zealand Bantam Ice Hockey League (U15 NZBIHL), founded in 2014, is New Zealand’s Premier Bantam League.
Four teams - Auckland, Canterbury, Queenstown, and Dunedin - play in the league, which runs from July to October. In 2016, the age limit was raised from Under-13 to Under-14. In 2018 the maximum age was raised from Under-14 to Under-15.
;Champions
*2014: Southern
*2015: Southern
*2016: Canterbury
*2017: Auckland
*2018: Auckland
*2019: Dunedin 
*2020: Auckland Blue
*2021: Cancelled after July (Auckland Blue 5-0-1-0 52:21 16, Auckland White 5-0-0-2 49:19 15, Southern 4-1-0-1 55:29 14, Canterbury 1-0-0-5 23:43 3, Dunedin 0-0-0-7 10:77 0
*2022: Queenstown Jr. Stampede
*2023: Queenstown Jr. Stampede
*2024: Dunedin Jr. Thunder
==Logos==
NZJIHL Logo.jpg|The NZJIHL logo.
NZMIHL U17 Logo.jpg|The NZMIHL U17 logo.
NZMIHL Logo.jpg|The old NZMIHL U16 logo.
NZJEL Logo.jpg|The old NZJEL logo.
NZPIHL U14 Logo.jpg|The NZPIHL U14 logo.
NZPIHL Logo.jpg|The old NZPIHL U13 logo. ‎
==External links==
*New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in Slovakia

Junior hockey in Slovakia consists of national championships at the U14 through U20 age groups. They are organized by the Slovak Ice Hockey Federation.
The Slovak U20 Extraliga is the top level U20 league. Next in line is the Slovak U20 1.Liga. The same system is in place at the U18 level, with the Slovak U18 Extraliga serving as the top-level league and the Slovak U18 1.Liga as the second-tier competition.
The Slovak U16 League is divided into multiple regional groups to begin the season, with the top teams advancing to play in the national final tournament.
The U20, U18, U16, and U14 classifications are known as Juniori, Dorast, Starsí ziaci 9. and Starsí ziaci 8., respectively. There are also U11, U12, and U13 leagues in operation, but no national championships are contested at these levels.
==U14 Champions==
*2016-17: HC Slovan Bratislava
*2017-18: HC Kosice
*2018-19: HC Slovan Bratislava
*2019-20: final tournament cancelled due to COVID-19
*2020-21: season cancelled due to COVID-19
*2021-22: HK Dukla Trencin
*2022-23: HK Dukla Trencin
*2023-24: HC Kosice
==External links==
*Slovak Ice Hockey Federation
Category:Ice hockey leagues
Junior hockey in South Korea

Junior hockey in South Korea consists of various leagues and tournaments. The Korea Ice Hockey Association is responsible for organizing the competitions.
There are national leagues contested at the U18, U15, and U12 levels. The U15 and U12 competitions were first played in 2002. A U9 National Ice Hockey Tournament has been arranged since 2014.
There has been an Annual Association of the Little Ice Hockey tournament played since 1994. It features lower grade and upper grade competitions. A High School Ice Hockey League is also an existence.
==High School Champions==
*2016: Kyung Bock HS
*2015: Kwang Sung HS
*2014: Kyung Bock HS
*2013: Sun Duck HS
*2012: Joong Dong HS
*2011: Kyung Bock HS
==External links==
*Korea Ice Hockey Association
Category:Ice hockey leagues