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The '''Indian National Championship''' is the national ice hockey competition in [[India]]. It was first contested in 2001. The national championship is composed of military teams.
The '''Indian National Championship''' is the national ice hockey competition in [[India]]. It was first contested in 2001. The national championship is composed of military teams.


The '''Indian Ice Hockey League''' was formed for the 2025-26 season.
==Champions==
==Champions==
*[[2025-26 Indian Ice Hockey League season|2025-26]]: Ibex Spawo
*[[2025 Indian Championship|2025]]: Indian Army
*2024: UT Ladakh (beat Indo Tibetan Border Police 4-1 in final, Indian Army finished third - held @ Kaza 1/19-25)
*[[2023 Indian Championship|2023]]: Indo Tibetan Border Police (AIPSCB)
*[[2022 Indian Championship|2022]]: Indo Tibetan Border Police
*[[2021 Indian Championship|2021]]: Indo Tibetan Border Police
*[[2020 Indian Championship|2020]]: Ladakh Scouts (Indian Army) Red
*[[2019 Indian Championship|2019]]: Indo Tibetan Border Police
*2017-2018: ''none''
*[[2016 Indian Championship|2016]]: Indian Army
*[[2016 Indian Championship|2016]]: Indian Army
*[[2015 Indian Championship|2015]]: Indian Army
*[[2015 Indian Championship|2015]]: Indian Army

Latest revision as of 00:24, 12 July 2026

Indian Ice Hockey Championship
Sport Ice hockey
Founded 2001
No. of teams 9
Country(ies) Flag of India India
Most recent champion(s) Ibex Spawo
Official website icehockeyindia.com

The Indian National Championship is the national ice hockey competition in India. It was first contested in 2001. The national championship is composed of military teams.

The Indian Ice Hockey League was formed for the 2025-26 season.

Champions

  • 2025-26: Ibex Spawo
  • 2025: Indian Army
  • 2024: UT Ladakh (beat Indo Tibetan Border Police 4-1 in final, Indian Army finished third - held @ Kaza 1/19-25)
  • 2023: Indo Tibetan Border Police (AIPSCB)
  • 2022: Indo Tibetan Border Police
  • 2021: Indo Tibetan Border Police
  • 2020: Ladakh Scouts (Indian Army) Red
  • 2019: Indo Tibetan Border Police
  • 2017-2018: none
  • 2016: Indian Army
  • 2015: Indian Army
  • 2014: Ladakh Scouts RS (defeated Jammu & Kashmir Red 7-3 in final)
  • 2012-2013: none
  • 2011: Indo-Tibetan Border Police (invitational tournament held in October 2010)[1]
  • 2010: Indo-Tibetan Border Police[2]
  • 2009: Ladakh Scouts
  • 2008: Rimo Club Leh
  • 2006: Indian Army Red (news release: "LEH, Jan 31: Army Red defeated J&K Blue by a solitary goal to lift the Ice Hockey Championship, the final of which was played at Biamathang Ice Hockey rink at Kargil today.")[3]
  • 2005: Indian Army Red
  • 2002: Ladakh Scouts
  • 2001: Jammu & Kashmir Red Team

Other Championships

See also: Other Indian Championships, CEC Ice Hockey Championship

Inter-Club Tournament

Also known as the Inter Club Championship.

  • 1999: Spituk
  • 2000: Star SC
  • 2005: Skara Red Club
  • 2006: Rimo Club Leh
  • 2007: Rimo Club Leh1
  • 2012: Skara United defeated Samrah Club 3-2. Game was played at Karzu Ice Rink.
  • 2014: Tip-Top Club defeated Lalok Club 7-1 in final (U20 event)
  • 2016: Skara defeated KT Snymo 4-2 in final (U19 event)[4]

National Winter Games

  • 1998: Jammu & Kashmir Red Team
  • 2000: Jammu & Kashmir Red Team
  • 2004: Indian Army
  • 2008: Jammu & Kashmir Blue Team

Photographs

  • The Canadian and Indian players from the 2009 Indo Canadian Friendship Cup.

    The Canadian and Indian players from the 2009 Indo Canadian Friendship Cup.

  • Action from the 2009 Indian National Championship.

    Action from the 2009 Indian National Championship.

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Notes

  1. IIHF listed Rimo Club Leh as Indian national champions for 2007. It appears they earned this honor by winning the Inter-Club Championship, which was likely held in lieu of the official National Championship.

References

  1. ↑ [tt_news=5977&cHash=0cbc058e8c811d82f3e9b6dc659798ce IIHF - 2011 Champions]
  2. ↑ [tt_news=4844&cHash=be394a9789503c3fbfa4a7b8b69adf97 IIHF - 2010 Champions]
  3. ↑ India
  4. ↑ Skara team win U/19 Inter Ice Hockey Club finals
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