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	\|Top league = [[Slovenian Ice Hockey League]]		\|Top league = [[Slovenian Ice Hockey League]]
	\|Champion = ~~[[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana]]~~		\|Champion =
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	'''Slovenia''' is a country in South-Central Europe. Ljubljana is the capital and largest city. Slovenia was a part of Yugoslavia until 1991.		'''Slovenia''' is a country in South-Central Europe. Ljubljana is the capital and largest city. Slovenia was a part of Yugoslavia until 1991.
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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	===National Teams===		===National Teams===
	*[[Slovenian National Team]]		{{IIHFteams2\|Slovenia}}
	*[[Slovenian Junior National Team]]
	*[[Women's Slovenian National Team]]
	===Domestic Teams===		===Domestic Teams===
	See [[:Category:Ice hockey teams in Slovenia]]		See [[:Category:Ice hockey teams in Slovenia]]

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	==History of hockey in Slovenia==		==History of hockey in Slovenia==
	''See also: [[1931-32 Slovenian season]]''		''See also: [[1931-32 Slovenian season]] and [[1942-43 in Yugoslav ice hockey]]''

	In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, though on December 29, 1929, it was reported that "the Ilirija Sport Club intends to introduce one of the most beautiful sports, ice hockey, already this year".<ref>''Jutro'', 1929-12-29</ref> In January, Ilrija negotiated with the player Henhapel from Vienna about him taking over "the coaching", and it was also reported that if "the weather allows it, we intend to organise the first international match at the beginning of February".<ref>''Slovenec'', 1930-01-09</ref>. The next month, it was noted that "a hockey match between two Slovenian teams (will) take place after freeform ice skating".<ref>''Jutro'', 1930-02-14</ref> In the spring of 1930 they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training continued in the winter of 1930-31.		In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, though on December 29, 1929, it was reported that "the Ilirija Sport Club intends to introduce one of the most beautiful sports, ice hockey, already this year".<ref>''Jutro'', 1929-12-29</ref> In January, Ilrija negotiated with the player Henhapel from Vienna about him taking over "the coaching", and it was also reported that if "the weather allows it, we intend to organise the first international match at the beginning of February".<ref>''Slovenec'', 1930-01-09</ref>. The next month, it was noted that "a hockey match between two Slovenian teams (will) take place after freeform ice skating".<ref>''Jutro'', 1930-02-14</ref> In the spring of 1930 they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training continued in the winter of 1930-31.

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	\|Defunct second-level competition		\|Defunct second-level competition
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			\|[[Mariborska Hokejska Liga]]
			\|1991
			\|2010
			\|Defunct lower-tier competition
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	\|[[Slovenian Cup]]		\|[[Slovenian Cup]]

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	==History of hockey in Slovenia==		==History of hockey in Slovenia==
			''See also: [[1931-32 Slovenian season]]''

	In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, though on December 29, 1929, it was reported that "the Ilirija Sport Club intends to introduce one of the most beautiful sports, ice hockey, already this year".<ref>''Jutro'', 1929-12-29</ref> In January, Ilrija negotiated with the player Henhapel from Vienna about him taking over "the coaching", and it was also reported that if "the weather allows it, we intend to organise the first international match at the beginning of February".<ref>''Slovenec'', 1930-01-09</ref>. The next month, it was noted that "a hockey match between two Slovenian teams (will) take place after freeform ice skating".<ref>''Jutro'', 1930-02-14</ref> In the spring of 1930 they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training continued in the winter of 1930-31.		In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, though on December 29, 1929, it was reported that "the Ilirija Sport Club intends to introduce one of the most beautiful sports, ice hockey, already this year".<ref>''Jutro'', 1929-12-29</ref> In January, Ilrija negotiated with the player Henhapel from Vienna about him taking over "the coaching", and it was also reported that if "the weather allows it, we intend to organise the first international match at the beginning of February".<ref>''Slovenec'', 1930-01-09</ref>. The next month, it was noted that "a hockey match between two Slovenian teams (will) take place after freeform ice skating".<ref>''Jutro'', 1930-02-14</ref> In the spring of 1930 they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training continued in the winter of 1930-31.

	The first formal game between two domestic teams was played on February 11, 1932, which saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 ~~(4-1, 4-0, 7-0)~~ (Kamnik's only goal was said to have been scored on a "header", but this was nothing more than an urban legend)~~. Ilrija roster: Gorše, Juh, Pogačnik, Lombar, Košak, Kačič, Žitnik. Kamnik roster: Stergar, Pollak, Kos, Presl, inž. Pogačnik, Stuzzi, inž. Rebolj~~. Several weeks later, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in an international match, falling 12-1, and also lost 4-2 to [[Villacher SV]]. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.		The first formal game between two domestic teams was played on February 11, 1932, which saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 (Kamnik's only goal was said to have been scored on a "header", but this was nothing more than an urban legend). Several weeks later, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in an international match, falling 12-1, and also lost 4-2 to [[Villacher SV]]. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.

	Ilrija was the best team in Yugoslavia prior to World War II. The team was declared Yugoslav champions in 1937 and 1938 without having to play a game. They also won the championship in 1939 and 1940, trampling their Serbian and Croatian opponents. After the war, hockey also spread to the Slovenian cities of Tržič, Celje, Maribor, Kranj, Brežice, Velenje, Prevojah, Vevče, Zalog, Kranjska Gora, and Bled. The Tivoli Ice Hall, an indoor ice rink, opened in Ljubljana in 1965. Another indoor facility, the Podmežakla Hall, opened in Jesenice in 1978.		Ilrija was the best team in Yugoslavia prior to World War II. The team was declared Yugoslav champions in 1937 and 1938 without having to play a game. They also won the championship in 1939 and 1940, trampling their Serbian and Croatian opponents. After the war, hockey also spread to the Slovenian cities of Tržič, Celje, Maribor, Kranj, Brežice, Velenje, Prevojah, Vevče, Zalog, Kranjska Gora, and Bled. The Tivoli Ice Hall, an indoor ice rink, opened in Ljubljana in 1965. Another indoor facility, the Podmežakla Hall, opened in Jesenice in 1978.

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	==History of hockey in Slovenia==		==History of hockey in Slovenia==
	In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, though on December 29, 1929, it was reported that ""the Ilirija Sport Club intends to introduce one of the most beautiful sports, ice hockey, already this year".<ref>''Jutro'', 1929-12-29</ref> In January, Ilrija negotiated with the player Henhapel from Vienna about him taking over "the coaching", and it was also reported that if "the weather allows it, we intend to organise the first international match at the beginning of February".<ref>''Slovenec'', 1930-01-09</ref>. The next month, it was noted that "a a hockey match between two Slovenian teams (will) take place after freeform ice skating".<ref>''Jutro'', 1930-02-14</ref> In the spring of 1930 they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training ~~began~~ in the winter of 1930-31.		In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, though on December 29, 1929, it was reported that "the Ilirija Sport Club intends to introduce one of the most beautiful sports, ice hockey, already this year".<ref>''Jutro'', 1929-12-29</ref> In January, Ilrija negotiated with the player Henhapel from Vienna about him taking over "the coaching", and it was also reported that if "the weather allows it, we intend to organise the first international match at the beginning of February".<ref>''Slovenec'', 1930-01-09</ref>. The next month, it was noted that "a hockey match between two Slovenian teams (will) take place after freeform ice skating".<ref>''Jutro'', 1930-02-14</ref> In the spring of 1930 they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training continued in the winter of 1930-31.

	The first formal game between two domestic teams was played on February 11, 1932, which saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 (4-1, 4-0, 7-0) (Kamnik's only goal was said to have been scored on a "header", but this was nothing more than an urban legend). Ilrija roster: Gorše, Juh, Pogačnik, Lombar, Košak, Kačič, Žitnik. Kamnik roster: Stergar, Pollak, Kos, Presl, inž. Pogačnik, Stuzzi, inž. Rebolj. Several weeks later, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in an international match, falling 12-1, and also lost 4-2 to [[Villacher SV]]. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.		The first formal game between two domestic teams was played on February 11, 1932, which saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 (4-1, 4-0, 7-0) (Kamnik's only goal was said to have been scored on a "header", but this was nothing more than an urban legend). Ilrija roster: Gorše, Juh, Pogačnik, Lombar, Košak, Kačič, Žitnik. Kamnik roster: Stergar, Pollak, Kos, Presl, inž. Pogačnik, Stuzzi, inž. Rebolj. Several weeks later, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in an international match, falling 12-1, and also lost 4-2 to [[Villacher SV]]. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.

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	==History of hockey in Slovenia==		==History of hockey in Slovenia==
	In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, though on December 29, 1929, it was reported that ""the Ilirija Sport Club intends to introduce one of the most beautiful sports, ice hockey, already this year".<ref>''Jutro'', 1929-12-29</ref> In January, Ilrija negotiated with the player Henhapel from Vienna about him taking over "the coaching", and it was also reported that if "the weather allows it, we intend to organise the first international match at the beginning of February".<ref>''Slovenec'', 1930-01-09</ref>. The next month, it was noted that "a a hockey match between two Slovenian teams (will) take place after freeform ice skating".<ref>''Jutro'', 1930-02-14</ref> In the spring of 1930 they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training began in the winter of 1930-31~~, and Ilrija played their international match against [[Villacher SV]] on February 28, losing 4-2~~.		In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, though on December 29, 1929, it was reported that ""the Ilirija Sport Club intends to introduce one of the most beautiful sports, ice hockey, already this year".<ref>''Jutro'', 1929-12-29</ref> In January, Ilrija negotiated with the player Henhapel from Vienna about him taking over "the coaching", and it was also reported that if "the weather allows it, we intend to organise the first international match at the beginning of February".<ref>''Slovenec'', 1930-01-09</ref>. The next month, it was noted that "a a hockey match between two Slovenian teams (will) take place after freeform ice skating".<ref>''Jutro'', 1930-02-14</ref> In the spring of 1930 they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training began in the winter of 1930-31.

	The first formal game between two domestic teams was played on February 11, 1932, which saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 (4-1, 4-0, 7-0) (Kamnik's only goal was said to have been scored on a "header", but this was nothing more than an urban legend). Ilrija roster: Gorše, Juh, Pogačnik, Lombar, Košak, Kačič, Žitnik. Kamnik roster: Stergar, Pollak, Kos, Presl, inž. Pogačnik, Stuzzi, inž. Rebolj. Several weeks later, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in an international match, falling 12-1, and also lost 4-2 to [[Villacher SV]]. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.		The first formal game between two domestic teams was played on February 11, 1932, which saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 (4-1, 4-0, 7-0) (Kamnik's only goal was said to have been scored on a "header", but this was nothing more than an urban legend). Ilrija roster: Gorše, Juh, Pogačnik, Lombar, Košak, Kačič, Žitnik. Kamnik roster: Stergar, Pollak, Kos, Presl, inž. Pogačnik, Stuzzi, inž. Rebolj. Several weeks later, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in an international match, falling 12-1, and also lost 4-2 to [[Villacher SV]]. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.

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	==History of hockey in Slovenia==		==History of hockey in Slovenia==
	In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, ~~but in~~ the spring they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training began in the winter of 1930-31, and Ilrija played their international match against [[Villacher SV]] on February 28, losing 4-2.		In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, though on December 29, 1929, it was reported that ""the Ilirija Sport Club intends to introduce one of the most beautiful sports, ice hockey, already this year".<ref>''Jutro'', 1929-12-29</ref> In January, Ilrija negotiated with the player Henhapel from Vienna about him taking over "the coaching", and it was also reported that if "the weather allows it, we intend to organise the first international match at the beginning of February".<ref>''Slovenec'', 1930-01-09</ref>. The next month, it was noted that "a a hockey match between two Slovenian teams (will) take place after freeform ice skating".<ref>''Jutro'', 1930-02-14</ref> In the spring of 1930 they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training began in the winter of 1930-31, and Ilrija played their international match against [[Villacher SV]] on February 28, losing 4-2.

	The first formal game between two domestic teams was played on February 11, 1932, which saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 (Kamnik's only goal was scored on a "header"). Several weeks later, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in an international match, falling 12-1. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.		The first formal game between two domestic teams was played on February 11, 1932, which saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 (4-1, 4-0, 7-0) (Kamnik's only goal was said to have been scored on a "header", but this was nothing more than an urban legend). Ilrija roster: Gorše, Juh, Pogačnik, Lombar, Košak, Kačič, Žitnik. Kamnik roster: Stergar, Pollak, Kos, Presl, inž. Pogačnik, Stuzzi, inž. Rebolj. Several weeks later, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in an international match, falling 12-1, and also lost 4-2 to [[Villacher SV]]. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.

	Ilrija was the best team in Yugoslavia prior to World War II. The team was declared Yugoslav champions in 1937 and 1938 without having to play a game. They also won the championship in 1939 and 1940, trampling their Serbian and Croatian opponents. After the war, hockey also spread to the Slovenian cities of Tržič, Celje, Maribor, Kranj, Brežice, Velenje, Prevojah, Vevče, Zalog, Kranjska Gora, and Bled. The Tivoli Ice Hall, an indoor ice rink, opened in Ljubljana in 1965. Another indoor facility, the Podmežakla Hall, opened in Jesenice in 1978.		Ilrija was the best team in Yugoslavia prior to World War II. The team was declared Yugoslav champions in 1937 and 1938 without having to play a game. They also won the championship in 1939 and 1940, trampling their Serbian and Croatian opponents. After the war, hockey also spread to the Slovenian cities of Tržič, Celje, Maribor, Kranj, Brežice, Velenje, Prevojah, Vevče, Zalog, Kranjska Gora, and Bled. The Tivoli Ice Hall, an indoor ice rink, opened in Ljubljana in 1965. Another indoor facility, the Podmežakla Hall, opened in Jesenice in 1978.

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	==History of hockey in Slovenia==		==History of hockey in Slovenia==
	In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. The ~~first formal game~~ was ~~played~~ on ~~February 11, 1932~~. ~~The game saw Ilrija defeat a team from~~ the ~~small town~~ of ~~Kamnik by a score of 15~~-~~1 (Kamnik's only goal was scored~~ on ~~a "header")~~.		In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. Bloudek and Vodisek discovered the sport by attending the [[1928 Winter Olympics]] in St. Moritz, [[Switzerland]]. The winter of 1929-30 was too mild for play, but in the spring they set up an ice rink on the tennis court of Tivoli Park in front of Cekin Castle. Training began in the winter of 1930-31, and Ilrija played their international match against [[Villacher SV]] on February 28, losing 4-2.

	In 1932, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in ~~their first~~ international match, falling 12-1. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.		The first formal game between two domestic teams was played on February 11, 1932, which saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 (Kamnik's only goal was scored on a "header"). Several weeks later, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in an international match, falling 12-1. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.

	Ilrija was the best team in Yugoslavia prior to World War II. The team was declared Yugoslav champions in 1937 and 1938 without having to play a game. They also won the championship in 1939 and 1940, trampling their Serbian and Croatian opponents. After the war, hockey also spread to the Slovenian cities of Tržič, Celje, Maribor, Kranj, Brežice, Velenje, Prevojah, Vevče, Zalog, Kranjska Gora, and Bled. The Tivoli Ice Hall, an indoor ice rink, opened in Ljubljana in 1965. Another indoor facility, the Podmežakla Hall, opened in Jesenice in 1978.		Ilrija was the best team in Yugoslavia prior to World War II. The team was declared Yugoslav champions in 1937 and 1938 without having to play a game. They also won the championship in 1939 and 1940, trampling their Serbian and Croatian opponents. After the war, hockey also spread to the Slovenian cities of Tržič, Celje, Maribor, Kranj, Brežice, Velenje, Prevojah, Vevče, Zalog, Kranjska Gora, and Bled. The Tivoli Ice Hall, an indoor ice rink, opened in Ljubljana in 1965. Another indoor facility, the Podmežakla Hall, opened in Jesenice in 1978.

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	==History of hockey in Slovenia==		==History of hockey in Slovenia==
	In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. The first formal game was played on February 7, ~~1929~~. The game saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 (~~whose~~ only goal was scored on a "header").		In 1928, Stanko Bloudek formed the first hockey club in Slovenia, [[HDD Olimpija Ljubljana\|SK Ilrija Ljbubljana]], together with Viktor Vodisek, and imported some hockey equipment from Vienna at his own expense. The first formal game was played on February 11, 1932. The game saw Ilrija defeat a team from the small town of Kamnik by a score of 15-1 (Kamnik's only goal was scored on a "header").

	In 1932, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in their first international match, falling 12-1. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.		In 1932, SK Ilrija Ljubljana faced [[Klagenfurter AC]] in their first international match, falling 12-1. Two years later, Ljubljana organized the first international tournament in the region. The tournament was held at the Bled lake in front of the hotel spa, and besides the hosts (Ilrija), [[Villacher SV]], [[Wiener EV]] and [[Ferencvárosi TC]] participated.

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	===National Teams===		===National Teams===
	*[[Slovenian National Team]]		*[[Slovenian National Team]]
	*[[Slovenian National ~~Junior~~ Team]]		*[[Slovenian Junior National Team]]
	*[[Women's Slovenian National Team]]		*[[Women's Slovenian National Team]]
	===Domestic Teams===		===Domestic Teams===