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Elite Women's Hockey League

释义

History
Season 2017–18
Championship
Medal Table by Club
See also
References
External links

The Elite Women's Hockey League (EWHL) is an international competition for different European women's ice hockey clubs. Created in 2004 by the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF), the EWHL consists from several countries in Central Europe and is played in parallel to national championships.

History

The EWHL was created in 2004 on the same principle as the Interliga (men's ice hockey). For its first season, the EWHL featured teams from Austria, Hungary, Italy and Slovenia. During the following seasons, women's teams from Slovakia (2005), Croatia (2006) and the Czech Republic (2007) joined the league. In 2008, the Italian and Hungarian teams gave way to two clubs from Germany. Since the 2010–11 season, the Netherlands women's national ice hockey team has participated in the EWHL.^[1]

The EWHL was mostly played in a championship format with home and away matches, with the exception of the 2005–06 season where the teams were distributed in two regional divisions followed by qualifying rounds. For the 2010–11 season, the regular season will be followed by a play-off between the four teams at the top of the league table.

Season 2017–18

{{Flagicon|AUT}} EHV Sabres
{{Flagicon|AUT}} DEC Salzburg Eagles
{{Flagicon|AUT}} Neuberg Highlanders
{{Flagicon|AUT}}/{{Flagicon|SLO}} Southern Stars
{{Flagicon|DEN}} Hvidovre
{{Flagicon|HUN}} KMH Budapest
{{Flagicon|ITA}} EV Bolzano Eagles
{{Flagicon|KAZ}} Aisulu Almaty
{{Flagicon|SVK}} HC ŠKP Bratislava

Championship

Years	{{goca Gold	{{sica Silver	{{Brca Bronze	Teams
2004	AUT}} EHV Sabres	SLO}} HK Terme Maribor	ITA}} HC Agordo	8
2005–06	SVK}} HC Slovan Bratislava	SLO}} HK Terme Maribor	ITA}} HC Eagles Bolzano	11
2006–07	SVK}} HC Slovan Bratislava	AUT}} EC Ravens Salzburg	SLO}} HK Terme Maribor	12
2007–08	CZE}} HC Slavia Praha	AUT}} EC Ravens Salzburg	AUT}} EHV Sabres	11
2008–09	CZE}} HC Slavia Praha	GER}} OSC Berlin	GER}} ESC Planegg	8
2009–10	GER}} ESC Planegg	AUT}} EC Ravens Salzburg	AUT}} EHV Sabres	6
2010–11	AUT}} EHV Sabres	SVK}} HC Slovan Bratislava	GER}} ESC Planegg	8
2011–12	AUT}} EHV Sabres	SVK}} HC Slovan Bratislava	BLR}} HK Pantera Minsk	6
2012–13	BLR}} HK Pantera Minsk	AUT}} EHV Sabres	AUT}} DEC Salzburg Eagles	6
2013–14	ITA}} EV Bolzano Eagles	AUT}} Neuberg Highlanders	AUT}} EHV Sabres	7
2014–15	AUT}} EHV Sabres	ITA}} EV Bolzano Eagles	AUT}} DEC Salzburg Eagles	6
2015–16	AUT}} EHV Sabres	AUT}} DEC Salzburg Eagles	KAZ}} Aisulu Almaty	7
2016–17	ITA}} EV Bolzano Eagles	AUT}} DEC Salzburg Eagles	SVK}} HC ŠKP Bratislava	8

Medal Table by Club

#	Club	{{goca Gold	{{sica Silver	{{Brca Bronze	Medals
1	AUT}} EHV Sabres	5	1	3	9
2	SVK}} HC Slovan Bratislava/HC ŠKP Bratislava	2	2	1	5
3	CZE}} HC Slavia Praha	2	0	0	2
4	GER}} ESC Planegg	1	0	2	3
5	ITA}} EV Bolzano Eagles	1	0	1	2
-	ITA}} HC Eagles Bolzano	1	0	1	2
-	BLR}} HK Pantera Minsk	1	0	1	2
8	AUT}} DEC Salzburg Eagles/EC Ravens Salzburg	0	5	2	7
9	SLO}} HK Terme Maribor	0	2	1	3
10	GER}} OSC Berlin	0	1	0	1
11	ITA}} HC Agordo	0	0	1	1
-	KAZ}} Aisulu Almaty	0	0	1	1

References

1. ^The Netherlands wishing to offer more competitive matches to their top Women players. Source: EWHL Website

This article incorporates information from the French and German Wikipedias.

External links

EWHL News in English
(German) EWHL Website
(German) European Women's Hockey Journal

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