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	==History==		==History==
	The first edition was held during the 1963-64 season. Eight teams - the [[Altrincham Aces]], [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Brighton Tigers]], [[Durham Wasps]], [[Fife Flyers]], [[Glasgow Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]] - participated in the inaugural competition. It utilized a knockout format and saw the Fife Flyers defeat the Wembley Lions in the final, played in Wembley, by a score of 5-4. Wembley had beaten Brighton 5-2 in the semifinals.		The first edition was held during the 1963-64 season. Eight teams - the [[Altrincham Aces]], [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Brighton Tigers]], [[Durham Wasps]], [[Fife Flyers]], [[Glasgow Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]] - participated in the inaugural competition. It utilized a knockout format and saw the Fife Flyers defeat the Wembley Lions in the final, played in Wembley, by a score of 5-4. Wembley had beaten Brighton 5-2 in the semifinals. Brighton blasted Durham 7-1 in a preliminary round game.

	Brighton won the Trophy in 1964-65, and the competition was organized in a league format for 1965-66. The [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Edinburgh Royals]], [[Fife Flyers]], and [[Paisley Mohawks]] competed in this edition. The final, played in Kirkcaldy after the completion of the league portion, was won by the Paisley Mohawks, 4-1 over the Fife Flyers.		Brighton won the Trophy in 1964-65, and the competition was organized in a league format for 1965-66. The [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Edinburgh Royals]], [[Fife Flyers]], and [[Paisley Mohawks]] competed in this edition. The final, played in Kirkcaldy after the completion of the league portion, was won by the Paisley Mohawks, 4-1 over the Fife Flyers.

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	==History==		==History==
	The first edition was held during the 1963-64 season. Eight teams - the [[Altrincham Aces]], [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Brighton Tigers]], [[Durham Wasps]], [[Fife Flyers]], [[Glasgow Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]] - participated in the inaugural competition. It utilized a knockout format and saw the Fife Flyers defeat the Wembley Lions in the final, played in Wembley, by a score of 5-4.		The first edition was held during the 1963-64 season. Eight teams - the [[Altrincham Aces]], [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Brighton Tigers]], [[Durham Wasps]], [[Fife Flyers]], [[Glasgow Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]] - participated in the inaugural competition. It utilized a knockout format and saw the Fife Flyers defeat the Wembley Lions in the final, played in Wembley, by a score of 5-4. Wembley had beaten Brighton 5-2 in the semifinals.

	Brighton won the Trophy in 1964-65, and the competition was organized in a league format for 1965-66. The [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Edinburgh Royals]], [[Fife Flyers]], and [[Paisley Mohawks]] competed in this edition. The final, played in Kirkcaldy after the completion of the league portion, was won by the Paisley Mohawks, 4-1 over the Fife Flyers.		Brighton won the Trophy in 1964-65, and the competition was organized in a league format for 1965-66. The [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Edinburgh Royals]], [[Fife Flyers]], and [[Paisley Mohawks]] competed in this edition. The final, played in Kirkcaldy after the completion of the league portion, was won by the Paisley Mohawks, 4-1 over the Fife Flyers.

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	Brighton won the Trophy in 1964-65, and the competition was organized in a league format for 1965-66. The [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Edinburgh Royals]], [[Fife Flyers]], and [[Paisley Mohawks]] competed in this edition. The final, played in Kirkcaldy after the completion of the league portion, was won by the Paisley Mohawks, 4-1 over the Fife Flyers.		Brighton won the Trophy in 1964-65, and the competition was organized in a league format for 1965-66. The [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Edinburgh Royals]], [[Fife Flyers]], and [[Paisley Mohawks]] competed in this edition. The final, played in Kirkcaldy after the completion of the league portion, was won by the Paisley Mohawks, 4-1 over the Fife Flyers.

	The third and last edition was played in 1966-67, reverting back to the knockout format used during the 1963-64 competition. It again consisted of four teams - the [[Fife Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], [[Perth Blackhawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]]. Kirkcaldy hosted the final as they had the previous year, with the Fife Flyers defeating the Wembley Lions 3-2.		The third and last edition was played in 1966-67, reverting back to the knockout format used during the 1963-64 competition. It again consisted of four teams - the [[Fife Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], [[Perth Blackhawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]]. Kirkcaldy hosted the final as they had the previous year, with the Fife Flyers defeating the Wembley Lions 3-2 on January 7, 1967, in Kirkcaldy. The Lions had beaten the Perth Blackhawks 15-4 in the semifinal on November 25, 1966.

	==Winners==		==Winners==

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	==Winners==		==Winners==
	*1964: Fife Flyers (defeated Glasgow Flyers 5-0 in QF, Paisley Mohawks 6-2 in SF and Wembley Lions 5-4 in F)		*1964: Fife Flyers (defeated Glasgow Flyers 5-0 in QF, Paisley Mohawks 6-2 in SF and Wembley Lions 5-4 in F)
	*1965: Brighton Tigers (defeated Fife Flyers 7-3 and tied them 2-2 to win)		*1965: Brighton Tigers (defeated Fife Flyers 7-3 and tied them 2-2 to win - Fife defeated [[Durham Bees]] 5-2 in SF)
	*1966: Paisley Mohawks		*1966: Paisley Mohawks
	*1967: Fife Flyers (defeated Paisley Mohawks 2-1 in SF and Wembley Lions 3-2 in F)		*1967: Fife Flyers (defeated Paisley Mohawks 2-1 in SF and Wembley Lions 3-2 in F)

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	The first edition was held during the 1963-64 season. Eight teams - the [[Altrincham Aces]], [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Brighton Tigers]], [[Durham Wasps]], [[Fife Flyers]], [[Glasgow Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]] - participated in the inaugural competition. It utilized a knockout format and saw the Fife Flyers defeat the Wembley Lions in the final, played in Wembley, by a score of 5-4.		The first edition was held during the 1963-64 season. Eight teams - the [[Altrincham Aces]], [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Brighton Tigers]], [[Durham Wasps]], [[Fife Flyers]], [[Glasgow Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]] - participated in the inaugural competition. It utilized a knockout format and saw the Fife Flyers defeat the Wembley Lions in the final, played in Wembley, by a score of 5-4.

	~~After a hiatus~~ in 1964-65, the competition ~~resumed for 1965-66, and~~ was organized in a league format ~~this time~~. The [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Edinburgh Royals]], [[Fife Flyers]], and [[Paisley Mohawks]] competed in this edition. The final, played in Kirkcaldy after the completion of the league portion, was won by the Paisley Mohawks, 4-1 over the Fife Flyers.		Brighton won the Trophy in 1964-65, and the competition was organized in a league format for 1965-66. The [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Edinburgh Royals]], [[Fife Flyers]], and [[Paisley Mohawks]] competed in this edition. The final, played in Kirkcaldy after the completion of the league portion, was won by the Paisley Mohawks, 4-1 over the Fife Flyers.

	The third and last edition was played in 1966-67, reverting back to the knockout format used during the 1963-64 competition. It again consisted of four teams - the [[Fife Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], [[Perth Blackhawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]]. Kirkcaldy hosted the final as they had the previous year, with the Fife Flyers defeating the Wembley Lions 3-2.		The third and last edition was played in 1966-67, reverting back to the knockout format used during the 1963-64 competition. It again consisted of four teams - the [[Fife Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], [[Perth Blackhawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]]. Kirkcaldy hosted the final as they had the previous year, with the Fife Flyers defeating the Wembley Lions 3-2.

	==Winners==		==Winners==
	*1964: Fife Flyers		*1964: Fife Flyers (defeated Glasgow Flyers 5-0 in QF, Paisley Mohawks 6-2 in SF and Wembley Lions 5-4 in F)
			*1965: Brighton Tigers (defeated Fife Flyers 7-3 and tied them 2-2 to win)
	*1966: Paisley Mohawks		*1966: Paisley Mohawks
	*1967: Fife Flyers		*1967: Fife Flyers (defeated Paisley Mohawks 2-1 in SF and Wembley Lions 3-2 in F)

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The '''BBC Grandstand TV Trophy''' was a competition organized and saw certain games televised by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). This [[Great Britain|British]] tournament was contested during the mid-1960s.

==History==
The first edition was held during the 1963-64 season. Eight teams - the [[Altrincham Aces]], [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Brighton Tigers]], [[Durham Wasps]], [[Fife Flyers]], [[Glasgow Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]] - participated in the inaugural competition. It utilized a knockout format and saw the Fife Flyers defeat the Wembley Lions in the final, played in Wembley, by a score of 5-4.

After a hiatus in 1964-65, the competition resumed for 1965-66, and was organized in a league format this time. The [[Ayr Rangers]], [[Edinburgh Royals]], [[Fife Flyers]], and [[Paisley Mohawks]] competed in this edition. The final, played in Kirkcaldy after the completion of the league portion, was won by the Paisley Mohawks, 4-1 over the Fife Flyers.

The third and last edition was played in 1966-67, reverting back to the knockout format used during the 1963-64 competition. It again consisted of four teams - the [[Fife Flyers]], [[Paisley Mohawks]], [[Perth Blackhawks]], and the [[Wembley Lions]]. Kirkcaldy hosted the final as they had the previous year, with the Fife Flyers defeating the Wembley Lions 3-2.

==Winners==
*1964: Fife Flyers
*1966: Paisley Mohawks
*1967: Fife Flyers

[[Category:Tournaments]]