Czech District Championships

The Czech District Championships are regional competitions in the Czech Republic that serve as the fifth and lowest level of hockey in the country. They lie below the Czech Regional Championships.

Historical champions

1999-2000

• Techov - Primda
• Cheb - Frant Lazne
• Domazlice & Klatovy - Luby
• Olomouc - Trsice
• Opava - HC Slezan Old Boys
• Plzen - Group A Bozkov Group B Hradiste

1998-99

• Benesov - Popovice
• Beroun-Pribram - Rozmital
• Blansko - Boskovice 2
• Brno Mesto/Brno Venkov - Serkovice
• Bruntal - Jiskara Rymarov
• Cesky Budejovice/Cesky Hrumlov/Prachatice - Hluboka nad Vltavou
• Cheb - Frantiskovy Lazne
• Domazlice - Klatovy - Luby
• Jicin - ZOD Lomnice
• Jindrichuv Hradec - FS Jindrichuv Hradec
• Kromeriz-Prerov - Milenov
• Kutna Hora - Vinare
• Olomouc - Trsice
• Opava - Slezan Old Boys
• Ostrava - Group A Sareza Group B VV Ostrava
• Pardubice - PJ Steel Pardubice
• Pelhrimov - Humpolce
• Pisek - Ducks Milevsko
• Plzen - Blovice
• Prague-Zapad - Davle
• Prostejov-Vyskov - Hrusky
• Rakovnik - Knezeves
• Rokycany - Brasy
• Rychnov nad Kreznou - Solnice
• Semily - Police nad Metuji
• Strakonice - Bulls Strakonice
• Sumperk - K&Z Sumperk
• Tabor - Drazice
• Tachov - Primda
• Trebic - Brtnice
• Uherske Hradiste Zlin - Zelechovice
• Ustu nad Orlici - Chocen 2
• Zdar nad Sazavou - Granit nad Sazavou

1994-95

• Blansko District - Sloup
• Brno District - Technika Brno
• Jihlava District - Dacice
• Prague District - Alpha Bio
• Prerov-Kromeriz District - SKP Kromeriz
• Trebic District - Namest nad Oslavou 2
• Vyskov District - Vitovice
• Zlin District - Zelechovice
• Znojmo District - Znojmo 2
• Zdar nad Sazavou District - Vir