Junior hockey in Austria

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Junior hockey in Austria currently consists of leagues ranging from under 11 to under 20.

The Erste Bank Young Stars League was formed for the 2012-13 season, admitting several foreign teams, and replacing the classification formerly known as Jugend.

The Erste Bank Juniors League was created a year later, following in the EBYSL's footsteps. The league had formerly been known as Schüler. The U16 competition became known as such starting in 2013-14.

Champions

U20

See Erste Bank Young Stars League

U18/U17

See Erste Bank Juniors League

U16

  • 2014-15 Red Bull Salzburg
  • 2013-14 EAC Junior Capitals Vienna
  • 2005-06 EC Dornbirn
  • 2003-04 EC Dornbirn
  • 1998-99 Klagenfurter AC
  • 1997-98 Villacher SV

U15

  • 2012-13 Red Bull Salzburg
  • 2011-12 Vienna Capitals
  • 2010-11 Vienna Capitals
  • 2009-10 LA Stars

U14

  • 2014-15 Tigers Vienna
  • 2013-14 48er Tigers Vienna/ELAP Sankt-Polten
  • 2008-09 Vienna Capitals
  • 2007-08 HC Innsbruck
  • 2006-07 Vienna Capitals
  • 2005-06 EHC Lustenau
  • 2003-04 EAC Vienna
  • 1998-99 Klagenfurter AC
  • 1997-98 Villacher SV

U13

  • 2014-15 EAC Junior Capitals Vienna
  • 2013-14 48er Tigers Vienna/ELAP Sankt-Polten
  • 2012-13 48er Tigers Vienna/ELAP Sankt-Polten
  • 2011-12 48er Tigers Vienna/ELAP Sankt-Polten
  • 2010-11 LLZ Steiermark
  • 2009-10 48er Tigers Vienna

U12

  • 2014-15 Tigers Vienna
  • 2013-14 48er Tigers Vienna/ELAP Sankt-Polten
  • 2012-13 48er Tigers Vienna/ELAP Sankt-Polten
  • 2011-12 Vienna Capitals
  • 2010-11 Vienna Capitals
  • 2008-09 Villacher SV
  • 2007-08 Villacher SV
  • 2006-07 Klagenfurter AC
  • 2005-06 Vienna Capitals
  • 2003-04 Villacher SV
  • 1997-98 Vienna EV
  • 1998-99 Villacher SV

U11

  • 2014-15 EAC Junior Capitals Vienna
  • 2013-14 48er Tigers Vienna/ELAP Sankt-Polten
  • 2012-13 48er Tigers Vienna/ELAP Sank-Polten
  • 2011-12 Vienna Capitals
  • 2010-11 Vienna Capitals
  • 2009-10Vienna Capitals

U10

  • 2012-13 Vienna Capitals
  • 2011-12 Vienna Capitals
  • 2010-11 Vienna Capitals
  • 1997-98 Dornbirn
  • 1998-99 Klagenfurter
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