1925-26 in Polish ice hockey

The following games took place in Poland during the 1925-26 season:

December 1925: AZS Warszawa II - "Bardzo kombinowanym" 9:0
December 1925: AZS Warszawa - WTL Warszawa 13:1
December 1925: Lechia Lwow - Czarni Lwow 2:0
January 1926: Polonia Warszawa - WTL Warszawa 5:1
January 1926: Pogon Lwow - Dror Lwow 12:0
January 1926: Czarni Lwow - Dror Lwow 3:2
January 1926: Lechia Lwow - Hasmonea Lwow 3:3

Lwow Championship

1925 Tournament

On December 20, 1925, a championship was staged between the Pogon, Lechia, Czarni, Hasmonea, Sparta, AZS, and LTL clubs. The title was won by Pogoń Lwów, who went undefeated.

Known scores

Pogon Lwow - Hasmonea Lwow 6:0 (0:0, 1:0, 5:0)
Lechia Lwow - Dror Lwow 3:0 (1:0, 1:0, 1:0)

1926 Championship

In January 1926 the, newly-formed local hockey union organized the first championship of the province, which was attended by 8 teams, divided into 2 groups. The first group included the teams: AZS, Lechia, Pogoń and Sparta. The second: Czarni, Dror, Hasmonea Lwów and LTL. The first group was won by Pogoń, who outscored their opponents 17:1. Czarni claimed the second sub-group. The final match for the championship on February 10, which was won 3-1 by Pogoń.

Known scores

Czarni Lwow - LTL Lwow 2:1 (1:0)
Czarni Lwow - Dror Lwow 5:1 (3:0
Hasmonea Lwow - Dror Lwow 3:0
Pogon Lwow - Sparta Lwow 3:0 walkover
Lechia Lwow - Saprta Lwow 3:0 walkover
Pogon Lwow - AZS Lwow 10:0 (5:0)
Hasmonea Lwow - LTL Lwow 3:0 (1:0)
Pogon Lwow - Lechia Lwow 4:1 (1:1)
Czarni Lwow - Hasmonea Lwow 0:0
Czarni Lwow - Hasmonea Lwow 2:1 (2:0
Pogon Lwow - Czarni Lwow 3:1 (3:1) - final

Krakow Championship

January 1926: Makkabi Krakow - Jutrzenka Krakow 1:0
January 1926: KS Cracovia - Jutrzenka Kraków 4:1
January 1926: KS Cracovia - Makkabi Kraków 3:0^[1]

Warsaw Championship

~December 30: AZS Warszawa - WTL Warszawa 30:0

Wielkopolski Championship

January 17, 1926: TKS Torun - KL Poznan 2:3 (Game report)
January 24, 1926: TKS Torun - KL Poznan 3:1 (Game report)

National Championship

There were plans to stage a national championship in Zakopane from February 19-21, but this did not materialize. The intended participants were: AZS Warszawa (the Warsaw champion, TKS Torun (the Wielkopolski champion), and the Lwow champion (Pogon Lwow).