Spanish Championship

From International Hockey Wiki
Revision as of 18:57, 28 November 2016 by Admin (talk | contribs) (1 revision)
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Spanish Championship
Sport Ice hockey
Founded 1923
No. of teams Varied
Country(ies)  Spain
Ceased 1961
Most championship(s) Club Alpino Nuria (4)

The Spanish Championship was first contested in 1923. It is known to have been held until 1926, before ceasing. A second division called the "Segunda categoria" was also staged in 1925.

The championship was later restarted in 1953 and was held seven times until 1961. The Liga Nacional de Hockey Hielo was later created as the national league after another hiatus in 1972.

During the 1950s and 1960s, Club Alpino Nuria won a total of four titles, FEMSA de Madrid claimed two championships, and Atlético Club de Madrid won once.

Champions

  • 1923: Azul Hockey Club
  • 1924: Club Alpino Español
  • 1925: Club Alpino Espanol
  • 1926: Azul Hockey Club
  • 1953: Atlético Club de Madrid
  • 1954: FEMSA de Madrid
  • 1955: Club Alpino Nuria (also won Catalonian Championship)
  • 1956: Club Alpino Nuria
  • 1957: FEMSA de Madrid
  • 1958-1959: appears not played
  • 1960: Club Alpino Nuria (?)
  • 1961: Club Alpino Nuria (?) - they did win the Catalonian Championship
  • 1962-1972: appears not played

Details

1958

A friendly match was played between Escuelas Pias and Club Alpino Nuria on January 19, 1958, to celebrate the opening of the new ice rink in Puigcerdá.

  • Escuelas Pias - Club Alpino Nuria 1-13 (0-5, 0-5, 1-3) Masana / Trias 5, Corti 2, Estapá 2, Fischer 2, Rubio, Deulofeu
  • Club Alpino Nuria roster: Bartoll, Jaime Viñas, Rovira, Olivé, Rubio, Estapá, Antonio Corti (Swiss player), Serra, Jorge Trías, Fischer, Oliván, Millet
  • Escuelas Pias roster: Roca, Galup, Mill, Deulofeu, Sadurni, Vlader, Dosta, Casola, Goula, Franco, Nuviola, Masana, Prat, Marti, Roca

1960

  • Club Alpino Nuria roster:

Ginestá; Rovira, Jaime Viñas, Enrique Martorell, Serra; Rubio, Oliván, Olivé; Antonio Corti, Estapá, Coll

Credits

Special thanks to Patrick H. for supplying some of the information found on this page.