Soviet Armed Forces Championship: Difference between revisions

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The Soviet Armed Forces Championship was a competition for military teams in the Soviet Union.

Champions

1959-60: MVO^[1]
1960-61: SKA Kuibyshev^[2]
1962-63: Zvezda Cherbakul^[3]
1963-64: SKA Novosibirsk^[4]
1964-65: SKA Novosibirsk^[5]
1965-66: SKA Novosibirsk^[6]
1966-67: SKA Leningrad^[7]
1967-68: SKA Novosibirsk^[8]
1968-69: SKA Leningrad^[9]
1969-70: CSKA Moscow^[10]
1970-71: SKA Leningrad^[11]
1971-72: Sources differ on winner^[12]
1972-73: SKA MVO Kalinin^[13]
1973-74: SKA MVO Kalinin^[14]
1974-75: SKA Leningrad^[15]
1975-76: SKA Leningrad^[16]
1976-77: CSKA Moscow (Championship), SKA Leningrad (Cup)^[17]
1977-78: CSKA Moscow (Championship), SKA Leningrad (Cup)^[18]
1978-79: SKA Leningrad (won both Championship and Cup)^[19]
1979-80: SKA Leningrad (Championship), SKA Khabarovsk (Cup)^[20]
1980-81: SKA Leningrad^[21]
1981-82: VIFK Leningrad^[22]
1982-83: CSKA Moscow^[23]
1983-84: VIFK Leningrad^[24]
1984-85: CSKA Moscow^[25]
1985-86: SKA MVO Kalinin^[26]
1986-87: SKA Leningrad^[27]
1987-88: CSKA Moscow^[28]
1988-89: SKA MVO Kalinin^[29]
1989-90: SKA Khabarovsk^[30]
1990-91: SKA Khabarovsk^[31]

References

[1] 1959-60 season

[2] 1960-61 season

[3] 1962-63 season

[4] 1963-64 season

[5] 1964-65 season

[6] 1965-66 season

[7] 1966-67 season

[8] 1967-68 season

[9] 1968-69 season

[10] 1969-70 season

[11] 1970-71 season

[12] 1971-72 season

[13] 1972-73 season

[14] 1973-74 season

[15] 1974-75 season

[16] 1975-76 season

[17] 1976-77 season

[18] 1977-78 season

[19] 1978-79 season

[20] 1979-80 season

[21] 1980-81 season

[22] 1981-82 season

[23] 1982-83 season

[24] 1983-84 season

[25] 1984-85 season

[26] 1985-86 season

[27] 1986-87 season

[28] 1987-88 season

[29] 1988-89 season

[30] 1989-90 season

[31] 1990-91 season

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 *[[1967-68 Soviet Armed Forces Championship|1967-68]]: SKA Novosibirsk<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=2401 1967-68 season]</ref>
 *[[1968-69 Soviet Armed Forces Championship|1968-69]]: SKA Leningrad<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=2402 1968-69 season]</ref>
-*1969-70: CSKA Moscow<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=2403 1969-70 season]</ref>
+*[[1969-70 Soviet Armed Forces Championship|1969-70]]: CSKA Moscow<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=2403 1969-70 season]</ref>
 *[[1970-71 Soviet Armed Forces Championship|1970-71]]: SKA Leningrad<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=2404 1970-71 season]</ref>
 *[[1971-72 Soviet Armed Forces Championship|1971-72]]: Sources differ on winner<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=1953 1971-72 season]</ref>
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 *[[1980-81 Soviet Armed Forces Championship|1980-81]]: SKA Leningrad<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=2476 1980-81 season]</ref>
 *[[1981-82 Soviet Armed Forces Championship|1981-82]]: VIFK Leningrad<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=2477 1981-82 season]</ref>
-*1982-83: CSKA Moscow<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=2479 1982-83 season]</ref>
+*[[1982-83 Soviet Armed Forces Championship|1982-83]]: CSKA Moscow<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=2479 1982-83 season]</ref>
 *[[1983-84 Soviet Armed Forces Championship|1983-84]]: VIFK Leningrad<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=58&t=2480 1983-84 season]</ref>
 *[[1984-85 Soviet Armed Forces Championship|1984-85]]: CSKA Moscow<ref>[http://ice-hockey-stat.com/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=2481 1984-85 season]</ref>

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