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*1973-74: [[Bristol Redwings]] | *1973-74: [[Bristol Redwings]] | ||
*1974-75: [[Avon Arrows]] (beat Blackpool 3-1 in final of six club tournament)<ref>''Evening Post'', 1975-05-06</ref> | *1974-75: [[Avon Arrows]] (beat Blackpool 3-1 in final of six club tournament)<ref>''Evening Post'', 1975-05-06</ref> | ||
*1982-83: [[Blackpool Seagulls]] | |||
*1983-84: Blackpool Seagulls | |||
==Results== | |||
;1975-76 | |||
Billingham Bombers reached the semifinals by beating the Avon Arrows 4-1 and Solihull Barons 2-0.<ref>''Northern Echo'', 1976-05-11</ref> The Blackpool Seagulls edged the Bombers 2-1 in the semifinals.<ref>''Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail'', 1976-05-11</ref> | |||
;1983-84 | |||
<ref>''Manchester Evening News'', 1984-04-10</ref> | |||
Semifinals | |||
*'''Altrincham Aces''' - Bradford Bulldogs 4:2 | |||
*'''Blackpool Seagulls''' - Billingham Bombers 3:0 | |||
Final | |||
*'''Altrincham Aces''' - Blackpool Seagulls 3:0 | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Latest revision as of 14:17, 4 May 2025
The Stein Lager Trophy was a British home tournament played in Blackpool over a summer weekend.
Overview
"A well supported end of the season multi-team competition held annually at Blackpool Ice Drome during the 1970s. Teams picked 10 players of which seven could dress for any one game. There were up to 20 teams playing in groups in a round robin format, with 30 minute games and the group leaders going forward to knock out semi-finals and a one-off final. The tournament ran for about 12 hours so there was plenty of time for players and supporters to sample the delights of Blackpool Pleasure Beach and its rides." -AZ Hockey entry
Champions
- 1973-74: Bristol Redwings
- 1974-75: Avon Arrows (beat Blackpool 3-1 in final of six club tournament)[1]
- 1982-83: Blackpool Seagulls
- 1983-84: Blackpool Seagulls
Results
- 1975-76
Billingham Bombers reached the semifinals by beating the Avon Arrows 4-1 and Solihull Barons 2-0.[2] The Blackpool Seagulls edged the Bombers 2-1 in the semifinals.[3]
- 1983-84
Semifinals
- Altrincham Aces - Bradford Bulldogs 4:2
- Blackpool Seagulls - Billingham Bombers 3:0
Final
- Altrincham Aces - Blackpool Seagulls 3:0
Sources
- British Ice Hockey Records 1896-2023
- Archived info