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==Champions== | ==Champions== | ||
===Upper Austrian Division=== | |||
1964-65: 1. Badgastein 3-0-1-6 53:12, 2. Taxenbach 3-0-1-6 40:17, 3. Hofgastein 0-0-4-0 3:67. EK Zell am See II finished first with 12 points, but their games did not count in the championship as they were a reserve team. | |||
===Vienna-Lower Austria Division=== | ===Vienna-Lower Austria Division=== | ||
*1967-68: Langenlois, Krems, Vienna EV II, WAT Stadlau, Waldhofen, and Zwettl participated; champion unknown | *1967-68: Langenlois, Krems, Vienna EV II, WAT Stadlau, Waldhofen, and Zwettl participated; champion unknown | ||
* | *1968-69: WAT Stadlau | ||
*1969-70: EV St Polten, EV Krems, Langenlois, NO Energie, Klosteneuburg, Vienna EV II, Union Vienna, and WAT Stadlau II participated in Vienna-Lower Austrian division; EV Krems beat KSV NO Energie 4:2 and 11:1 in final | *1969-70: EV St Polten, EV Krems, Langenlois, NO Energie, Klosteneuburg, Vienna EV II, Union Vienna, and WAT Stadlau II participated in Vienna-Lower Austrian division; EV Krems beat KSV NO Energie 4:2 and 11:1 in final | ||
===National Final=== | ===National Final=== | ||
Revision as of 21:51, 18 June 2024
The Austrian Landesliga was a former third-level ice hockey league in Austria. It was divided into multiple regions with the top teams meeting in the national final.
Champions
Upper Austrian Division
1964-65: 1. Badgastein 3-0-1-6 53:12, 2. Taxenbach 3-0-1-6 40:17, 3. Hofgastein 0-0-4-0 3:67. EK Zell am See II finished first with 12 points, but their games did not count in the championship as they were a reserve team.
Vienna-Lower Austria Division
- 1967-68: Langenlois, Krems, Vienna EV II, WAT Stadlau, Waldhofen, and Zwettl participated; champion unknown
- 1968-69: WAT Stadlau
- 1969-70: EV St Polten, EV Krems, Langenlois, NO Energie, Klosteneuburg, Vienna EV II, Union Vienna, and WAT Stadlau II participated in Vienna-Lower Austrian division; EV Krems beat KSV NO Energie 4:2 and 11:1 in final
National Final
- 1968-69: WAT Stadlau
- 1974-75: Bruck an der Mur
Wiener Liga
- 1978-79: WAT Favoriten