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|sport=Ice hockey | |sport=Ice hockey | ||
|founded=2014 | |founded=2014 | ||
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|country={{Flagicon|LAT}} [[Latvia]] | |country={{Flagicon|LAT}} [[Latvia]] | ||
|champion={{flagicon|LAT}} | |champion={{flagicon|LAT}} HS Falcons | ||
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It was formed to fill the void of the [[Junior hockey in Latvia|Latvian U20 League]]. The teams were primarily composed of players 20 and under but older players as well as some under 18s also participated. | It was formed to fill the void of the [[Junior hockey in Latvia|Latvian U20 League]]. The teams were primarily composed of players 20 and under but older players as well as some under 18s also participated. | ||
The league was renamed the '''Junior Attistibas Hokeja Liga (JAHL)''' for the 2018-19 season. Teams were only allowed to play with four players over the age of 20. | |||
Previously, a second-level league known as the [[Pirma Liga]] had been contested. | Previously, a second-level league known as the [[Pirma Liga]] had been contested. | ||
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*[[2014-15 Latvian 1. Līga season|2014-15]]: HK Liepāja Juniors | *[[2014-15 Latvian 1. Līga season|2014-15]]: HK Liepāja Juniors | ||
*[[2015-16 Latvian 1. Līga season|2015-16]]: HK Daugavpils | *[[2015-16 Latvian 1. Līga season|2015-16]]: HK Daugavpils | ||
*[[2016-17 Latvian 1. Līga season|2016-17]]: Venta 2002 Ventspils | |||
*[[2017-18 Latvian 1. Līga season|2017-18]]: Venta 2002 Ventspils | |||
*[[2018-19 JAHL season|2018-19]]: Venta 2002 ventspils | |||
*[[2019-20 JAHL season|2019-20]]: ''not awarded'' | |||
*[[2020-21 JAHL season|2020-21]]: ''not awarded'' | |||
*[[2021-22 JAHL season|2021-22]]: Zemgale Jelgava II | |||
*[[2022-23 JAHL season|2022-23]]: HS Kurbads | |||
*[[2023-24 JAHL season|2023-24]]: HS Falcons | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[http://www.lhf.lv/ Latvian Ice Hockey Federation] | *[http://www.lhf.lv/ Latvian Ice Hockey Federation] | ||
{{Euro Hockey}} | {{Euro Hockey}} | ||
[[Category:Ice hockey leagues]] | [[Category:Ice hockey leagues]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:10, 16 July 2024
| Junioru Attistibas Hokeja Liga | |
| Sport | Ice hockey |
| Founded | 2014 |
| No. of teams | 8 |
| Country(ies) |  Latvia
|
| Most recent champion(s) | HS Falcons
|
The Latvian 1. Līga was established for the 2014-15 season as the second-tier of ice hockey in Latvia below the Latvian Hockey League.
It was formed to fill the void of the Latvian U20 League. The teams were primarily composed of players 20 and under but older players as well as some under 18s also participated.
The league was renamed the Junior Attistibas Hokeja Liga (JAHL) for the 2018-19 season. Teams were only allowed to play with four players over the age of 20.
Previously, a second-level league known as the Pirma Liga had been contested.
Champions
- 2014-15: HK Liepāja Juniors
- 2015-16: HK Daugavpils
- 2016-17: Venta 2002 Ventspils
- 2017-18: Venta 2002 Ventspils
- 2018-19: Venta 2002 ventspils
- 2019-20: not awarded
- 2020-21: not awarded
- 2021-22: Zemgale Jelgava II
- 2022-23: HS Kurbads
- 2023-24: HS Falcons