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==Champions== | ==Champions== | ||
===Single Division=== | ===Single Division=== | ||
*2009: Al Ain Vipers | *[[2009 Desert Cup|2009]]: Al Ain Vipers | ||
*2008: Qatar Canucks 1 | *[[2008 Desert Cup|2008]]: Qatar Canucks 1 | ||
*2007: Dubai Mighty Camels | *2007: Dubai Mighty Camels | ||
===B Division=== | ===B Division=== | ||
*2016: GCC Aeros | *2016: GCC Aeros | ||
*2015: GCC Aeros | *2015: GCC Aeros | ||
*2014: Dubai Camels | *[[2014 Desert Cup|2014]]: Dubai Camels | ||
*2013: CNAQ Breakers | *2013: CNAQ Breakers | ||
*2012: CNAQ Breakers | *2012: CNAQ Breakers | ||
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*2016: Qatar Raiders | *2016: Qatar Raiders | ||
*2015: Qatar Oryx | *2015: Qatar Oryx | ||
*2014: Qatar Breakers | *[[2014 Desert Cup|2014]]: Qatar Breakers | ||
*2013: Gensler Giants | *2013: Gensler Giants | ||
*2012: Bahrain Sharks | *2012: Bahrain Sharks | ||
Revision as of 18:03, 7 July 2024
The Desert Cup is an international ice hockey tournament that has been staged at the Villagio Ice Rink in Doha, Qatar, since 2007 and currently consists of B and C divisions.
The Dubai Mighty Camels won the inaugural edition of the Desert Cup, staged from March 29-31, 2007. The Qatar Canucks 1 claimed the 2008 tournament over their fellow Canucks 2 side with a 4-1 win in the final. The 2009 Desert Cup was won by the Al Ain Vipers, who defeated the Abu Dhabi Scorpions 5-1 to earn the trophy.
The CNAQ Breakers won the B Division for four straight years from 2010 to 2013. The Gensler Giants from Abu Dhabi claimed the C Division in 2013, ending a three year run of titles for the Bahrain Sharks.[1] The Dubai Camels ended the CNAQ Breakers B Division-dominance in 2014 with a 5-4 victory over them in the final. The Qatar Breakers claimed the C Division by defeating the Qatar Canucks 3-2.[2]
At the 2015 tournament, the Bahraini GCC Aeros won the B Division over the Qatar Canucks while the Qatar Oryx claimed the C Division by defeating the Qatar Raiders. Teams from Bahrain, Kuwait, Dubai and Saudi Arabia took part in the competition.[3]
Champions
Single Division
B Division
- 2016: GCC Aeros
- 2015: GCC Aeros
- 2014: Dubai Camels
- 2013: CNAQ Breakers
- 2012: CNAQ Breakers
- 2011: CNAQ Breakers
- 2010: CNAQ Breakers
C Division
- 2016: Qatar Raiders
- 2015: Qatar Oryx
- 2014: Qatar Breakers
- 2013: Gensler Giants
- 2012: Bahrain Sharks
- 2011: Bahrain Sharks
- 2010: Bahrain Sharks