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Morocco's first ice rink opened at the MegaMall in Rabat in 2005. Mrini Khalid, president of the national federation, created the first ice hockey club in the country, the Capitals de Rabat. With the help of his brother and a few players, he opened a hockey school as well. The Capitals participated in the prestigious Quebec International Pee-Wee Tournament in 2006. They were and the first Arab/African team to participate in the event.<ref>[http://www.moroccohockey.com/index_1.asp?r=1&g=34&h=34 Moroccan Federation - History]</ref> | Morocco's first ice rink opened at the MegaMall in Rabat in 2005. Mrini Khalid, president of the national federation, created the first ice hockey club in the country, the Capitals de Rabat. With the help of his brother and a few players, he opened a hockey school as well. The Capitals participated in the prestigious Quebec International Pee-Wee Tournament in 2006. They were and the first Arab/African team to participate in the event.<ref>[http://www.moroccohockey.com/index_1.asp?r=1&g=34&h=34 Moroccan Federation - History]</ref> | ||
The federation lists seven active clubs in the country: Eagles de Casablanca, Fisher de Mohammedia, Huskies de Kenitra, Pirates de Sale, Bears de Casablanca, Buffalos de Casablanca, and the Capitals de Rabat. Rabat hosted the 2012 Ain Soltane International Tournament. The first [[Moroccan Championship]] was held in | The federation lists seven active clubs in the country: Eagles de Casablanca, Fisher de Mohammedia, Huskies de Kenitra, Pirates de Sale, Bears de Casablanca, Buffalos de Casablanca, and the Capitals de Rabat. Rabat hosted the 2012 Ain Soltane International Tournament. The first [[Moroccan Championship]] was held in 2017, with the Pirates de Sale capturing the title. | ||
In June 2008, the [[Moroccan National Team]] participated in the inaugural [[Arab Cup of Ice Hockey]] held in Abu Dhabi. They finished in third place at the tournament, finishing in third place with a final record of 2-3.<ref>[http://www.nationalteamsoficehockey.com/morocco.html National Teams of Ice Hockey - Morocco]</ref> | In June 2008, the [[Moroccan National Team]] participated in the inaugural [[Arab Cup of Ice Hockey]] held in Abu Dhabi. They finished in third place at the tournament, finishing in third place with a final record of 2-3.<ref>[http://www.nationalteamsoficehockey.com/morocco.html National Teams of Ice Hockey - Morocco]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 21:12, 26 July 2023
| Morocco | |
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| Continent | Africa |
| Population | 32,545,170 |
| Registered players | 117 |
| Referees | 3 |
| Rinks | 1 |
| National teams | Men's |
| National federation | Moroccan Ice Hockey Association |
| IIHF since | May 22, 2010 |
| IIHF ranking | N/A |
| Top league | Moroccan Championship |
Morocco is a country in North Africa. Rabat is the capital, and Casablanca is the largest city.
Overview
National Teams
Domestic Teams
See Category:Ice hockey teams in Morocco
Arenas
See Category:Arenas in Morocco
Competitions
| Competition | Founded | Folded | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moroccan Championship | 2017 | - | National championship |
History of hockey in Morocco
The Moroccan Ice Hockey Association is the governing body of ice hockey in the country. Morocco joined the IIHF on May 22, 2010.[1]
Morocco's first ice rink opened at the MegaMall in Rabat in 2005. Mrini Khalid, president of the national federation, created the first ice hockey club in the country, the Capitals de Rabat. With the help of his brother and a few players, he opened a hockey school as well. The Capitals participated in the prestigious Quebec International Pee-Wee Tournament in 2006. They were and the first Arab/African team to participate in the event.[2]
The federation lists seven active clubs in the country: Eagles de Casablanca, Fisher de Mohammedia, Huskies de Kenitra, Pirates de Sale, Bears de Casablanca, Buffalos de Casablanca, and the Capitals de Rabat. Rabat hosted the 2012 Ain Soltane International Tournament. The first Moroccan Championship was held in 2017, with the Pirates de Sale capturing the title.
In June 2008, the Moroccan National Team participated in the inaugural Arab Cup of Ice Hockey held in Abu Dhabi. They finished in third place at the tournament, finishing in third place with a final record of 2-3.[3]
