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'''Junior hockey in [[Israel]]''' | '''Junior hockey in [[Israel]]''' has historically consisted of the following classifications and champions: | ||
==Champions== | ==Champions== | ||
;U20 | ;U20 | ||
*2022-23: Kfar Saba Kings | |||
*2021-22: Maccabi Metulla | *2021-22: Maccabi Metulla | ||
*2020-21: Maccabi Metulla | *2020-21: Maccabi Metulla | ||
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*2017-18: [[Zoran Falcons]] | *2017-18: [[Zoran Falcons]] | ||
;Youth | |||
*2022-23: Kfar Saba Kings | |||
;U13 | |||
*2022-23: Kfar Saba Kings | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[https:// | *[https://inhl.hockey.org.il/ INHL] | ||
{{Asian Leagues}} | {{Asian Leagues}} | ||
[[Category:Ice hockey leagues]] | [[Category:Ice hockey leagues]] | ||
Revision as of 14:35, 20 July 2023
Junior hockey in Israel has historically consisted of the following classifications and champions:
Champions
- U20
- 2022-23: Kfar Saba Kings
- 2021-22: Maccabi Metulla
- 2020-21: Maccabi Metulla
- 2019-20: Rishon Devils (in first place when COVID-19 stopped play)
- 2018-19: Rishon Devils
- 2017-18: Dragons Nes Ziona
- 2006-07 HC Metulla
- 2005-06 HC Metulla
- U18
- 2018-19: HC Metulla
- 2017-18: Zoran Falcons
- Youth
- 2022-23: Kfar Saba Kings
- U13
- 2022-23: Kfar Saba Kings