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'''Viborg SF''' was an ice hockey team in Viborg, [[Denmark]], that existed from the late-1940s until the mid-1970s. The club enjoyed success regionally, and played in the [[Danish Division 1|2. division]] for many years. They qualified for the promotion round to the top-level [[AL-Bank Ligaen|1. division]] multiple times, but never emerged from the round victorious. They operated with a natural ice rink for their entire history.
'''Viborg Skøjteløberforening''' (later the '''Viborg Ishockey Klub''') was an ice hockey team in Viborg, [[Denmark]], that existed from the late-1940s until the mid-1970s. The club enjoyed success regionally, and played in the [[Danish Division 1|2. division]] for many years.  
 
They qualified for the promotion round to the top-level [[AL-Bank Ligaen|1. division]] multiple times, but never emerged from the round victorious. After 1965, Viborg fell down the ranks, and was close to folding, but in 1967, a younger cohort of players kept them alive. The club beat [[Aalborg FC]] 5-2 in the final to capture the [[Jütland Regional Tournament]] in 1971.<ref>[https://metalligaen.dk/nyheder/de-gamle-arboger-klubber-der-kunne-have-vaeret-viborg-ik/ DE GAMLE ÅRBØGER: Klubber, der kunne have været: Viborg IK ]</ref> They operated with a natural ice rink for their entire history.
 
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[[Category:Ice hockey teams in Denmark]]
[[Category:Ice hockey teams in Denmark]]

Latest revision as of 19:18, 25 March 2026

Viborg Skøjteløberforening (later the Viborg Ishockey Klub) was an ice hockey team in Viborg, Denmark, that existed from the late-1940s until the mid-1970s. The club enjoyed success regionally, and played in the 2. division for many years.

They qualified for the promotion round to the top-level 1. division multiple times, but never emerged from the round victorious. After 1965, Viborg fell down the ranks, and was close to folding, but in 1967, a younger cohort of players kept them alive. The club beat Aalborg FC 5-2 in the final to capture the Jütland Regional Tournament in 1971.[1] They operated with a natural ice rink for their entire history.

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