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The '''Euro Ice Hockey Challenge''' is a yearly series of 4 national ice hockey tournaments, organised during each of the four international breaks defined in the IIHF calendar in September, November, December and February. Tournaments are played in different locations in Europe.

== Organisation ==
The EIHC was founded in October 2001 by the IIHF. Participants are the ice hockey national teams of countries that are themselves at or around the level of the IIHF World Championship Division I. It is a second-tier equivalent to tournaments of the Euro Hockey Tour.

Almost all the teams use the EIHC as preparation for the World Championship later in the same year. It is an opportunity for teams to test less experienced players and for them to gain valuable ice time at an international level.

In 2001 the initial IIHF tournament scheme, planned to last until 2005, included the following 12 participating nations: Ukraine, Austria, the Netherlands, Italy, Latvia, Slovenia, Poland, Belarus, Norway, Great Britain, France, Denmark and Hungary. Since then participating countries have evolved along with Division I level.

Tournaments organised under the label of the Euro Ice Hockey Challenge have included the following:
* [[Polesie Cup]]
* [[Tournoi International du Mont-Blanc]]
* [[Pannonia Hockey Cup]]
* [[Danfoss Challenge]]
==Seasons==
'''2002-03'''
{{main|2002-03 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}
The season consisted of 12 tournaments. Belarus won three. Austria, Denmark, and Latvia each won two. France, Norway, and Ukraine won one apiece.

It was the only edition in which there was an overall ranking of the tournament, led by Belarus ahead of Latvia and Denmark.

'''2003-04'''
{{main|2003-04 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}

'''2004-05'''
{{main|2004-05 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}
In 2004-05, there were six tournaments. Poland won two. Denmark, Latvia, Slovenia, and Ukraine each won one. Romania participated in the tournament for the first time.

'''2005-06'''
{{main|2005-06 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}
In 2005-06, there were a total of 12 tournaments. Norway won three. Belarus and Ukraine each won two. Austria, France, Italy, Latvia, and Slovenia won one apiece. Estonia participated in the tournament for the first time.

'''2006-07'''
{{main|2006-07 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}
In 2006-07 the EIHC consisted of nine tournaments. Denmark won two tournaments. France, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Norway, Slovenia, and Ukraine all won one tournament. A tournament was held outside of Europe for the first time. The Nagano Cup was held in Japan.

'''2007-08'''
{{main|2007-08 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}
There were eight tournaments in the 2007-08 season. Belarus, France, and Ukraine each won two tournaments. Latvia and Norway won one tournament apiece.

'''2008-09'''
{{main|2008-09 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}
Due to Olympic qualifiers, only one tournament was held in 2008-09. The tournament in Oslo, Norway, was won by Austria.

'''2009-10'''
{{main|2009-10 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}
Three tournaments were scheduled for 2009-10. One of the tournaments in February was later canceled for lack of sponsors just days before the beginning.

The tournaments were won by Slovenia and Italy.

'''2010-11'''
{{main|2010-11 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}

'''2011-12'''
{{main|2011-12 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}

'''2012-13'''
{{main|2012-13 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}

'''2013-14'''
{{main|2013-14 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}

'''2014-15'''
{{main|2014-15 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}

'''2015-16'''
{{main|2015-16 Euro Ice Hockey Challenge}}

==Winners==
====2002-03====
*Belarus (3)
*Ukraine (1)
*Norway (1)
*Denmark (2)
*France (1)
*Latvia (2)
*Austria (2)
====2003-04====
*Belarus (3)
*Ukraine (1)
*Norway (2)
*Denmark (1)
*France (1)
*Slovenia (2)
*Italy (1)
*Poland (1)
*Kazakhstan (1)
====2004-05====
*Ukraine (1)
*Denmark (1)
*Latvia (1)
*Slovenia (1)
*Poland (2)
====2005-06====
*Belarus (2)
*Ukraine (2)
*Norway (3)
*France (1)
*Latvia (1)
*Slovenia (1)
*Austria (1)
*Italy (1)
====2006-07====
*Ukraine (1)
*Norway (1)
*Denmark (2)
*France (1)
*Slovenia (1)
*Italy (1)
*Hungary (1)
*Japan (1)
====2007-08====
*Belarus (2)
*Ukraine (2)
*Norway (1)
*France (2)
*Latvia (1)

====2008-09====
*Austria (1)
====2009-10====
*Italy (1)
*Slovenia (1)

==Medal Table==
{|class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Squad!!Total<br />victories!!2002-03!!2003-04!!2004-05!!2005-06!!2006-07!!2007-08!!2008-09!!2009-10
|-
|Belarus||'''10'''||3||3||-||2||-||2||-||-
|-
|Ukraine||'''8'''||1||1||1||2||1||2||-||-
|-
|Norway||'''8'''||1||2||-||3||1||1||-||-
|-
|Denmark||'''6'''||2||1||1||-||2||-||-||-
|-
|France||'''6'''||1||1||-||1||1||2||-||-
|-
|Latvia||'''5'''||2||-||1||1||-||1||-||-
|-
|Slovenia||'''5'''||-||2||1||1||1||-||-||-
|-
|Austria||'''4'''||2||-||-||1||-||-||1||-
|-
|Italy||'''4'''||-||1||-||1||1||-||-||1
|-
|Poland||'''3'''||-||1||2||-||-||-||-||-
|-
|Hungary||'''2'''||-||-||-||-||1||-||-||1
|-
|Kazakhstan||'''1'''||-||1||-||-||-||-||-||-
|-
|''Japan''||'''1'''||-||-||-||-||1||-||-||-
|}

== External links ==
* [http://www.eihc.eu/view/eihc Italian EIHC tournament website]
* [http://www.eurohockey.net/leagues/nationalteams/eurochallenge/ Coverage of the EIHC by eurohockey.net]

[[Category:Tournaments]]

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