Junior hockey in Belarus
Junior hockey in Belarus currently has leagues ranging from 10 and under to 18 and under.
Teams from Latvia, Lithuania, and Ukraine have also participated in the various age groups over the years. The Latvian teams in particular have enjoyed success historically, winning titles in the U14 through U18 competitions.
Nearly all the teams who play in the junior leagues are the junior sections of established, professional clubs.
The first Junior Championship was held in 1992-93. It featured four teams and was won by Yunost Minsk. From 1995-2003, Belarusian junior teams participated in the Eastern European Hockey League.
Belarus withdrew its junior teams from the multi-national EEHL in 2004 and the national junior championships were restarted.
Champions
U18
- 2015-16: Dinamo Minsk
- 2014-15: HK Gomel
- 2013-14: RZOP Raubichi
- 2012-13: RZOP Raubichi
- 2011-12:
Metallurg Liepaja (RZOP Raubichi was Belarusian champion) - 2010-11: SK Riga (HK Gomel was Belarusian champion)
- 2009-10: Dynamo Juniors Minsk
- 2008-09: HK Brest
- 2007-08: Yunost Minsk
- 2006-07: Yunost Minsk
- 2005-06: Khimik Novopolotsk
U16
- 2015-16:
Berkut Kiev (HK Gomel was Belarusian champion) - 2014-15: Yunost Minsk (Group A), Brovary (Group B)
- 2013-14: Brest (Group A), Grodno (Group B)
- 2012-13: Yunost Minsk
- 2011-12: Yunost Minsk
- 2010-11: SK Riga (Yunost Minsk was Belarusian champion)
- 2009-10: SK Riga (Yunost Minsk was Belarusian champion)
- 2008-09: Yunost Minsk
- 2007-08: Yunost Minsk
U15
- 2015-16: Dinamo Minsk (Group A), HK Neman Grodno (Group B)
- 2014-15: Dinamo Minsk (Group A), Mogilev (Group B)
- 2013-14: Yunost Minsk
- 2012-13: RZOP Raubichi (Group A), Shakhtar Soligorsk (Group B)
- 2011-12: HK Gomel
- 2010-11: SK Riga-96 (SDYUSHOR Minsk was Belarusian champion)
- 2009-10: SK Riga (Yunost Minsk was Belarusian champion)
- 2008-09: LB Riga (HK Gomel was Belarusian champion)
- 2007-08: Yunost Minsk
- 2006-07; Keramin Minsk
- 2005-06: Khimik Novopolotsk
U14
- 2015-16: Yunost Minsk (Group A), HK Neman Grodno (Group B)
- 2014-15: Yunost Minsk (Group A), Bobruisk (Group B)
- 2013-14: Gomel (Group A), Pinsk (Group B)
- 2012-13: HK Gomel
- 2011-12: Khimvolokno Mogilev
- 2010-11: HK Vitebsk
- 2009-10: SDYUSHOR Minsk
- 2008-09: Metallurg Liepaja (Khimvolokno Mogliev was Belarusian champion)
- 2007-08: Yunost Minsk
- 2006-07: Yunost Minsk
- 2005-06: Keramin Minsk
U13
- 2015-16: Yunost Minsk (Group A), Donbass Donetsk (Group B)
- 2014-15: Yunost Minsk (Group A), Mogilev (Group B)
- 2013-14: Yunost Minsk (Group A), Dinamo Minsk (Group B)
- 2012-13: Yunost Minsk (Group A), Shakhtar Soligorsk (Group B)
- 2011-12: HK Gomel
- 2010-11: Khimvolokno Mogilev
- 2009-10: Khimik Novopolotsk
- 2008-09: Khimvolokno Mogliev
- 2007-08: HK Neman Grodno
- 2006-07: Yunost Minsk
- 2005-06: HK Gomel
U12
- 2015-16: Metallurg Zhlobin (Group A), Donbass Donetsk (Group B)
- 2014-15: Yunost Minsk (Group A), SDYUSHOR Minsk (Group B)
- 2013-14: Soligorsk (Group A), Novopolotsk (Group B)
- 2012-13: Yunost Minsk (Group A), Khimvolokno Mogilev (Group B)
- 2011-12: HK Vitebsk
- 2010-11: HK Gomel
- 2009-10: HK Gomel
- 2008-09: HK Gomel
- 2007-08: Keramin Minsk
- 2006-07: HK Gomel
- 2005-06: Yunost Minsk
U11
- 2015-16: HK Vitebsk
- 2014-15: Zhlobin (Group A), Dinamo Minsk (Group B)
- 2013-14: Yunost Minsk (Group A), Brest (Group B)
- 2012-13: Metallurg Zhlobin (Group A), HK Neman Grodno (Group B)
- 2011-12: Yunost Minsk
- 2010-11: HK Gomel (League 1), Shakhtar Soligorsk (League 2)
- 2009-10: HK Gomel
- 2008-09: HK Gomel
- 2007-08: HK Vitebsk
- 2006-07: Keramin Minsk
- 2005-06: HK Gomel
U10
- 2015-16: Yunost Minsk
- 2014-15: Metallurg Zhlobin
- 2013-14: Metallurg Zhlobin
- 2012-13: Yunost Minsk
- 2011-12: Metallurg Zhlobin
- 2010-11: Yunost Minsk
- 2007-08: HK Gomel
- 2006-07: HK Vitebsk
- 2005-06: Keramin Minsk