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*[[2018 Amerigol Latam Cup|2018]]: [[Colombia]] | *[[2018 Amerigol Latam Cup|2018]]: [[Colombia]] | ||
*[[2019 Amerigol Latam Cup|2019]]: [[Jamaica]] (Division I), Rest of the World (Division II), [[Colombia]] (U16) [[Argentina]] (Women's) | *[[2019 Amerigol Latam Cup|2019]]: [[Jamaica]] (Division I), Rest of the World (Division II), [[Colombia]] (U16) [[Argentina]] (Women's) | ||
*[[2021 Amerigol Latam Cup|2021]]: [[Colombia]] (Division I), Brazil (Division II), Colombia (U16), Brazil (U12), [[Puerto Rico]] (Women's) | |||
*[[2022 Amerigol Latam Cup Spring Classic|2022 (spring)]]: [[Argentina]] | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Revision as of 14:24, 12 April 2022
The Amerigol Latam Cup was first contested in 2018. It was created as a successor to the Pan American Ice Hockey Tournament. It is administered by the Amerigol International Hockey Association.
Champions
- 2018: Colombia
- 2019: Jamaica (Division I), Rest of the World (Division II), Colombia (U16) Argentina (Women's)
- 2021: Colombia (Division I), Brazil (Division II), Colombia (U16), Brazil (U12), Puerto Rico (Women's)
- 2022 (spring): Argentina