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Birth of the movement in Italy [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Ice hockey arrives for the first time in Italy in Turin. In fact, the first game of hockey that is reported dates back to January 19, 1908 when two teams of the CP Valentino Turin were challenging at the Parco of the same name, a week later the best formation of the CP Valentino was instead engaged in what was the first International match played in Italy, when the Turinese challenged the second team of the French of Lyon (champions of the Ligue Magnus in office) [first] . However, the movement was born in Milan, after the opening of the ice building in 1924, which was the year of the Chamonix Olympics. It is in fact only with the birth of a structure to this and following the interest that the sport had aroused in the first winter Olympics, in which the hockey had participated after the appearance in the summer of 1920, which ice hockey begins to spread. The 1920s see the dominion of the only real well organized team, the Milan Hockey Club. In 1925 the winery Marona Cincano It sets up a cup, which is held by HC Milano, by the Dolomiti Cortina sports group and by the skaters of the Valentino of Turin and won by the Meneghini. Starting from the third edition, the Cinzano Cup is recognized as an Italian title, a recognition extended retroactively also to the two previous editions. In 1928 and 1929 the championship did not take place. The 1930s and the spread of Hockey in Italy [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Devil Rossoneri Milan vs Sk Slavia Praha in a November 1935 match During the 1930s, the domain of the HC Milano continues, but the hockeystic movement grows: in 1930 (the first real edition of the Italian championship) the teams registered are seven, until the Serie B was also born in 1935, in the meantime, two companies begin To undermine the rossobl\u00f9: the Cortina and another Milanese team, the Rossoneri devils. The first will remove the title at HC Milano in 1932, while the other wins two (1935 and 1936) and two Spengler Cup (1934 and 1935). A scene of a game played in Turin in 1941 between Juventus and Asiago Hockey Fascism will also affect ice hockey: in times of linguistic autarchy, some companies are imposed on the change of the name. So the HC Milan becomes Ghiaccio scan association Milan (name with which the 1937 championship wins), the GSD Cortina Hockey becomes Cortina ice sportsmen . The Federation – to promote hockey – decides to impose the merger of the two Milanese teams: it is 1937 when the Milanese association of Disca Ghiaccio Milan was born, which will easily win the two championships played before the start of the war. In the 1941 championship, the Juventus ice disk will also be established, part of the Polisportiva Juventus O.S.A. company, after previously already Milan and Ambrosiana Inter had created their ice hockey teams, but will have a short life and the championship will have to interrupt itself due to the war period. The decline of Hockey in Milan and the domain of the Cortina [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] The formation of the SG Cortina champion of Italy 1957 In the second post -war period, the two Milanese teams return to separate and the hockey starts from where it remained: the domain of the rossobl\u00f9 (which since 1951, for an agreement with Inter, become hockey club Milano Inter), with only devils to contrast them (In the nine seasons between 1947 and 1955, 7 and 2 championships respectively won). Immediately after the war, the hockey had left Fisi to give birth to the Italian ice hockey federation, which was already replaced by the FISG in 1952. The Milanese domain is destined to end: for financial problems the two teams are forced to merge in order not to disappear (1957), but the decline is only slowed down: after two other badges, the Milanese square disappears substantially for a few decades. Also accomplices the Winter Olympics, the new ruler is the sporty Cortina ice, which between the late 1950s and half of the seventies exerts a clear dominance: 14 badges in 19 seasons. Precisely because of the Olympics in Cortina the 1955-56 season is not played (unless for the minor series). The South Tyrolean successes [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] The only two teams capable of contrasting the curtain are the Bolzano Hockey Club and the Hockey Club Gardena, which, after the decline of the Ampezzani, will divide the scene until the end of the eighties, with the Gardnesi winners of three titles ( 1976, 1980 and 1981) and the red and white of 8 (three consecutive between 1977 and 1979, four between 1982 and 1985 and then in 1988). To complete the South Tyrolean domain, the HC Merano (1986) wins a championship, victorious on the Asiago Hockey. The golden age of Italian hockey [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Jari Kurri, Finnish champion, signed with the Devils Milan by Silvio Berlusconi in the 1990-91 season At the turn of the eighties and nineties, the Lombard School is alive, first with the two titles of the Varese Mastins then especially with the return of two Milanese teams to the top. These are the HC Milano Saima and the HC Devils Milan, which propose – also in the names and social colors – the glories of the derby 40 years earlier. The Saima victory in 1991 brings a championship back to Milan after 31 years, and the three of the Devils will follow (one of which like Milan Hockey). It is the golden period of Italian hockey: the championship is one of the best in Europe, and can be seen on the NHL samples like Jari Kurri (with Devils) and Jarom\u00edr J\u00e1gr (in Bolzano). The Italian teams are also well figured in the European cups, testimony is the victory of Italian teams in the first editions of the Alpenliga (Saima, Alleghe and Bolzano) and the Six Nations (Bolzano) and Varese tournament which wins the only tricolor victory in A continental competition organized by the International Federation, the Federation Cup (in 1996). Jarom\u00edr J\u00e1gr, Stella Nhl, thanks to the 1994-95 lockout landed in Italy, in the Bolzano ranks In the second half of the decade, Bolzano returns to the shields, with 5 championships in 6 seasons, between 1995 and 2000: with 16 badges it is the most titled team, together with the curtain that will reach it in 2007. The crisis of the end of the century [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Many protagonists of the nineties disappear in the period of subsequent crisis, and many others are reduced. In the 1996-97 championship, only two teams are registered in the Serie A: all other formations self-crushed in A2. After the victory of ASSIOGO in 2001, the only team to rise above the average, together with ASSIOGO, is that of the Milan Vipers, heirs of Saima, who, with a heated competitive comparison against the Vicenza team, manages to win Five consecutive championships (from 2002 to 2006), in addition to three Italian Cups and two Super Cups, also well appearing at European level (best result, a second place in Continental Cup in 2002). The 2004-2005 championship is embellished with the temporary presence of some NHL players after the lock-out of this season. Our days [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Birth of the Hockey League and the continuous decline of the championship [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] On November 16, 2006, the Italian Ice Hockey League was born, which – on the model of the football one – brings together the Serie A and Serie A2 teams. The first president is Alvise di Canossa, president of the HCJ Milano Vipers. The 2007-08 season sees the return to the glory of Bolzano, which wins the tricolor 8 years after the last statement. But the surprises are not over: on June 12, 2008 the Milan Vipers, winners of 5 badges, close their doors and the president of Canossa leaves the newborn Lihg. The former president of the League explained in an official press release the reasons for the decision: Di Canossa denounced the limits of the Italian hockeistic movement and above all the fact of having wasted the Olympic opportunity of Turin 2006 to give “a new road and a new vision of the presence of this wonderful sport on a national scale \u00bb. After another championship won by Bolzano, who had the better of the cousins \u200b\u200bof the Renon, the following years saw the dominion of ASSIOGO which won three titles in four years (infraped by another success of Bolzano), beating between the ‘Other, in the 2009-10 season, again the Collalbo team, at its fourth Scudetto final, the third consecutive. It is the birth of a new competitive duel: the one between Asiago and the Renon, who will compete for the dominion of the championships in the following years. The celebrations at the Pala Hodegart in Asiago for the conquest of the second tricolor title of the HC Asiago, on April 15, 2010. Migration to foreign championships [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] The 2013-14 season saw a new reform of the championships: the Serie A was called Elite.A for a few years, but above all saw the abandonment of the Italian championship by Bolzano, who entered (after years of attempts blocked by the League and Federation) In the maximum Austrian championship, while some teams enrolled in the A2 championship in turn decided to participate in a new international competition called Inter-National League: the same teams were initially also registered in the cadet championship which however was first abolished, then restored . To accentuate the migration to foreign championships, Austrians in particular, the inscription of the ICE Hockey Aquile FVG in K\u00e4rntner Elite Liga (Lega – Quanto level of the Austrian championship – where the South Tyrolean team of the HC Toblach Dobbiaco had just been registered, contributed, Several times champion of the Serie C), while for some years already the Killer Bees Varese, one of the two hockestic teams of Varese, played in the Swiss minor championships (third Swiss League). Nine Italian formations therefore participated in foreign championships, this figure underlined the difficulties that Italian hockey had been experiencing for years. In the top flight also, after 47 consecutive years, there was the non -registration by the Alleghe which first enrolled in the Serie C, then to Serie B, for financial difficulties that occurred. The attempt to relaunch Hockey in Italy [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] The old Lihg logo and the new IIHO logo After only one year from the new reform of the championships, in the spring of 2014, following the appointment of President of the FISG of Asiaghese Andrea Gios, who took over from Bolzanino Giancarlo Bolognini, driving the Federation for 17 years, the Italian championship met a new one phase. The new president decided to bring together a pool of international experts (former players and coaches) who found themselves for the first time in Asiago, in what was called by the Federation as a project Agenda 2022 [2] , born to plan the Italian hockestic future, for years in the phase of constant decline, with the intention of improving all the movement. The first important steps dictated by the new presidency were those focused on dictating clear and lasting rules, to reduce the number of foreigners that can be raised for each team (it was decided to surprise this provision for only 4 players, already from the first year) and to unify The Hockey League with the Italian Ice Hockey Association (a new entity created ad hoc), to have a single entity within the same federation that could deal with the best of the discipline. [3] The urgent resolution that invited (or rather, forced) the teams that the year before had taken part in the Inl tournament to join the maximum Italian championship, a provision that however disconnected some companies (intentioned at the first, was born from these attempts. Continue to participate in the second level of the Austrian championship) and later the Austrian Federation itself, convinced that she has signed an agreement lasting 3 years with these companies. [4] Despite some misunderstandings, however, during the summer these companies were convinced to return to their homeland and to play at the highest level of the national championship, which therefore came, after numerous years, to count 12 formations registered [5] . A novelty of the new Federal Course was also the branch of calendars, which for the first time after a long time were stretched already at the end of July, while the years preceding the strong uncertainty and disorganization led them to be issued only at the end of the summer. Towards supranational championships [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Only the following year, however, for the persistence of the national hockey crisis, the number of teams registered in the top league was drastically reduced, with the registration of only 8 teams, the Serie B instead was considerably expanded, among the cadets were forced To go down (always for economic reasons) also the Milanese Milanese. In December of the same year, the Hockey League was then relaunched. Following the persistence of the difficulties of the movement, despite the good intentions of the Federation, several teams, already during the season, asked for enrollment, in the footsteps of Bolzano, at the highest Austrian championship, the Ebel. Seeing any attempt to relaunch, the Federation, at the invitation of the Austrian counterparty, decided at the end of the month of April to give the green light to the registration of all the Serie A teams to a new supranational alloy launched by the Austrian Federation and called in a first moment Inter Alps Hockey League , to then choose the final name of Alps Hockey League : to this championship, in addition to the Italian and Austrian teams (teams out of the inl and farm-team of the Ebel clubs) initially joined a Slovenian team. FISG will decide to assign the title of Campione d’Italia to the teams registered in this tournament. To appease the protests of the teams registered in Serie B, in fact remained the only teams to play a championship on national soil, the Federation will decide to assign the Italian Cup to the registered in cadet. A year later it was decided for yet another change of name of the tournaments, all characterized by the name-contentman Italian Hockey League [6] [7] In an attempt to give an international character to the championships played in Italy. After the abandonment of Bolzano and the downsizing of Milan, the championship saw Asiago in recent years and renon contend for the domain of the tournament. However, Val Pusteria and Asiago himself will also decide to enroll in the most competitive first level of the Austrian championship. The Italian championship has changed its formula and the number of participating teams several times: the play-offs in the Italian championship are held starting from the 1983-84 season (with the exception of the 1990\/91 championship and some Serie A tournaments at the birth of the AHL); The championships instead have undergone several changes over time, after the 2005 reform were divided into four levels, but without a system of promotion and relegation, if not – occasionally – between the first two series. Denominations [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Over the years there have been many changes of denomination of the championships, which in many cases have lasted only for one or two seasons. The top flight is the A league (in the past it was also called Serie A1 and, only during the 2013-14 season, Elite.A ); The second series was instead the Serie B (in the past too Promotion tournament , Serie A2 , Serie B2 It is Second division ). Today the tournaments are all part of the name of Italian Hockey League (IHL). These two series – semi -professional – were organized and directed by the Italian League hockey ice, and were often structured without promotion and relegation mechanisms. League cup [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Starting from the 2011-12 season it was decided to also assign the winning team of the regular season , the League Cup. However, this assignment was already suspended from the following season [8] To then be reintroduced in the 2013\/14 season (no longer, however, assigning it to the winning team of the Regular Season, but by assigning it to the winner of some pre-Palyoff challenges held among the first 4 classified at the end of the same); while continued to be assigned to Serie A2. However, only two cups will be assigned for both tournaments before the suppression of the trophy assignment. Number of competitors [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] The number of teams registered is in variable numbers depending on the season: economic reasons have often led the renunciation of the participation in the top flight by the winning team of the cadet championship, sometimes the renunciation of the registration in the B tournament (or even A) to a team enrolled the previous year. Also some times the teams have been forced to merged (sometimes lasting some championship, sometimes definitive) for economic problems or structures (for example, think of the formations of the AMDG Milano, the HC Milan Inter, of Varese-Chiavenna, of Trento-hour, of Milan-Cortina, of the Selva-Gardena, or to the fusion of Bolzano with the squirrels Bolzano first and with the SSV Bozen then, etc.). Foreign players [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Also the number of foreign players (the so -called transfer card ) Equipable is in variable number of year by year: the companies of the Hockey League, especially in order to develop local nurseries, take agreements in this sense ( gentlement agreement ) Pluriannual which, however, often are precisely rectified from year to year, in some cases (emblematic the episode of the Vipiteno in the 1997-98 season) jump totally. Minor series [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] At national level, below Serie B, always without promotion and relegation mechanisms, there is the Serie C, already Serie C Under-26 (Cu26), amateur championship designed at the time to give push to the youth movement: they could not In fact, being lined up players who were more than 26 years old. Since 2008-09, the C U-26 series provided for two divisions, but the strong decrease of teams registered due to the economic crisis, brought back to the single group already from the following season. The regional committees then organize an amateur tournament called Serie C interregional: divided into C1 and C2 until the 2006-07 season, divided into geographical groups (which varied in number and division of year by year) from the following one, then provides for the dispute of national finals among the winners of the different groups. Finally, the Federation also recognizes some amateur alloys organized in the province of Bolzano, where the national hockey movement is more concentrated. TV and radio coverage [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] A partial TV coverage of the Serie A was offered on the Rai Sport channels, thanks to the agreement that provided for the live broadcast of a match every Thursday of Serie A. [9] Later, after the birth of the AHL, the Asiago Hockey decided to transmit all its games in the first year free of charge, only the trips starting from the second. Even a foreign team (the Jesenice) transmitted home games played in the new supranational tournament on the net. Subsequently, the AHL board asked all companies to organize television shots. The radio coverage until 2015 was guaranteed by the transmission “All the hockey minute by minute”, broadcast by several regional broadcasters for many years. [ten] Structure [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Currently the championships are therefore organized at the following levels: Italian teams in the 2022-2023 championship Alpsshl \/ ihl – series and IHL IHL – Division I The highest level of the Italian championship is called A league (in the past too Serie A1 and – only in the 2013-14 season – Elite.A ). From the 2016\/17 season, the Serie A, for the Italian teams, coincides with the AHL championship. Chronist [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Gold register of the Italian ice hockey championship   Scudetti per team [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] The titles of some Milanese companies that were in fact linked, for a change of denomination or for corporate bonds, to pre -existing clubs are merged into this table. Scudetti by region and city [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] There are 8 Scudette cities of Italy, all with more than 1 title conquered: Asiago, Bolzano, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Merano, Milan, Ortisei, Renon and Varese. Note how the most titled city is to be Milan (32 badges), even if with a large number of different teams. Regular season winners [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Winners of the regular season From the year of introduction of the play-offs in the Italian championship (not played in the 1990-91 season, therefore the winning team of the regular season coincides with the Italian champion team). In the 2011-12 season, the League Cup was assigned to the winners of the Regular Season, subsequently abolished and then reintroduced two years later, in the 2013-14 season, when however it was assigned only after a playoff among the top 4 classified. The data are updated to the 2015-16 championship as, starting from the following season, the Italian teams enrolled in an international tournament also including foreign teams. Regular Season winners  1984\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Bolzano1985\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Bolzano1986\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Merano1987\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Bolzano1988\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Bolzano1989\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Varese1990\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Bolzano1991 – playoff non disputati1992\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Devils Milano1993\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Devils Milano1994\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Devils Milano1995\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Bolzano1996\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Bolzano1997 – stagione regolare non disputata1998\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Bolzano1999\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Bolzano2000\u00a0\u00b7  Asiago Hockey2001\u00a0\u00b7  Asiago Hockey2002\u00a0\u00b7  Asiago Hockey2003\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Junior Milano Vipers2004\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Junior Milano Vipers2005\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Junior Milano Vipers2006\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Junior Milano Vipers2007\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Bolzano2008\u00a0\u00b7  Ritten Sport2009\u00a0\u00b7  Ritten Sport2010\u00a0\u00b7  Ritten Sport2011\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Val Pusteria2012\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Val Pusteria2013\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Val Pusteria2014\u00a0\u00b7  Ritten Sport2015\u00a0\u00b7  Hockey Club Val Pusteria[13]2016\u00a0\u00b7  Ritten SportPodi [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Starting from the 1983-84 season, the table takes into account the placements at the end of the play-offs or the Final Four Scudetto (not of the regular season ). Data updated at the end of the Serie A 2021-2022 season.  Teams in the playoffs (1984-2016 and 2020-today) [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Maximum results achieved (number of scudetti won, number of finals and semifinals played) by the teams in the play-offs from the year of introduction of the same in the Serie A championship (season 1983-84). For the 1990-91 season, given that the play-offs were not played, no results are considered. No result is considered even starting from the 2016-17 season and up to the 2018-19 championship as the Scudetto play-offs were replaced by a Final Four following the foundation of the AHL and the dispute of the same in this championship (after the controversy of the 2018-19 season has returned to play in the Italian championship, both for the semifinals and for the final, a series at the best of the three meetings). Even for the 2021-22 season, no result is considered as the playoffs were not played for Covid-19 problems. Data updated at the end of the Serie A 2020-2021 season.  Appearances in Serie A [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] I am 57 the teams (also considering the second and third teams of some companies) to have taken part in the 89 championships as standard (sometimes called series A1 or Elite.a) which have been played from 1925 until the current season (2022-2023). In Bold The militant teams in the top flight (currently also registered in AHL) in the last season. 74 times: Cortina [17] [21] [22] 65 times: Bolzano [14] [23] [24] [25] 58 times: Asiago Hockey 1935 [26] 56 times: Gardena \/ Gherd\u00ebin [20] [27] 53 times: Alleghe 47 times: SG Brunico \/ hc Val Pusteria [28] 38 times: HC Fassa 33 times: Rides sports 27 times: Merano 20 times: auronzo 19 times: Varese [29] 18 times: devils milan [30] 17 times: Vipiteno SSI 15 times: hc Milano, Valpellice [thirty first] 13 times: devils rossoneri milan 8 times: HCJ Milano Vipers 7 times: Devils Milan, Fiemme, Pontebba, HC Milan II 6 times: hc milan saima, hc turin [32] 5 times: hc courmati, hc milan inter 4 times: CP Valentino Torino, Amateurs Milan, HC Egna, HC Milan rossoblu 3 times: Excelsior Milan, Como, Laces-Val Venosta, SSV Bozen [33] , USG Zoldo, Appiano 2 Sometimes: SP Varese, Cortina II, Devil Rossoneri Milan II, A.M.D.G., A.M.D.G. II, Misurina, HC Milan Inter, Feltreghiaccio, Latemar Bolzano [34] , Hc milan 24, sv caldaro first Volta: Ambrosiano Milan, Bardonecchia, G.U.F. Turin, HC Milano III, Devil Rossoneri Milan III, A.M.D.G. III, DG Juventus, Tofana [35] , Squirrels Bolzano [36] , Hc merano [37] , Hockey Unterland Cavaliers  For the 1937-38 championship, the two teams who challeng each other for the final are considered to be registered in Serie A, defined precisely A league , the other teams, including the winner of third place, are considered registered with Serie B. For the 1996-97 championship, given that the teams registered in the A2 series also contributed for the playoff grid, and that one of the two teams registered in the Serie A played the first phase of the A2 tournament, for these reasons they are considered participants in Serie A All teams also registered in the Serie A2 championship. Bolzano, Val Pusteria and Asiago abandoned the Italian championship to play the most competitive Austrian championship.  Number of national trophies won (Scudetti, Coppe Italia, Italian Super Cups and League Cups) from the various teams. It should be remembered that the Italian Cup (and the Super Cup) are played with a certain regularity only by the new millennium, while the League Cup is a trophy that has been assigned only twice. In addition, from the 2016\/17 season the Italian Cup is assigned among the participants in Serie B. Data updated after the 2022 Super Cup.  ALBO D’ORO ITALIAN HOCKEY LEAGUE (ex serie b, serie a2) [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Denominations: From 1948-1949 to 1964-1965-Italian championship of Promotion From 1965-1966 to 1986-1987 and in some other subsequent championships and from 2014-2015 to 2016-2017-Italian Championship Serie B From 1987-1988 to 1995-1996-Italian Championship Series B1 It is Serie B2  (in 1993-94 Series B1 and B2 series unified in a single series B) In 1996-1997, 1998-1999, 2002-2003 and from 2004-2005 to 2012-2013-Italian Championship Serie A2 In 2013-2014 – Italian championship of Second division From 2017-2018 – Italian Hockey League Chronist [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Gold register of the Italian Ice Hockey Championship Series B  1941 –\u00a0?1942 – non disputato1943 – non disputato1944 – non disputato1945 – non disputato1946 – non disputato1947 – Misurina1948 –\u00a0?1949 – Gardena-Ortisei “B”1950 –\u00a0?1981 – Selva di Val Gardena1982 – Fiemme Cavalese1983 – Fiemme Cavalese1984 – Auronzo1985 – Fassa1986 – Renon1987 – Fiemme Cavalese1988 – Milano Saima (serie B1) e Appiano (serie B2)1989 – Como (serie B1) e Bressanone (serie B2)1990 – Cortina (serie B1) e Appiano (serie B2)1991 – Merano (serie B1) e Alta Badia (serie B2)1992 – Gardena-Ortisei (serie B1) e Alta Badia (serie B2)1993 – Courmayeur-Aosta (serie B1) e Pergine (serie B2)1994 – Cortina1995 – Zoldo (serie B1) e Appiano (serie B2)1996 – Zoldo (serie B1) e Settequerce (serie B2)1997 – Gardena-Ortisei (A2) e Selva di Val Gardena (serie B)1998 – Zoldo1999 – Auronzo (serie A2) e Renon (serie B)2000 – Settequerce (serie A2) e Renon (serie B)2021 – Caldaro2022 – Unterland Cavaliers2023 – HCMV VareseN.B.: The data of some of the first Serie B championships are missing (tournament born in the 1935 season). For some championships, the winner of the third national series of that season (Serie B2 and Serie B) is also included, as it is considered almost of the same level of the cadet series. Albo d’oro Italian Hockey League – Division I (ex Serie C, serie CU26) [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] For some championships, the winner of the Interregional Serie C (when played) as well as of the Serie C Under-26 (Cu26) is also included. From the 2011-12 championship, the Interregional Serie C became Serie D while from 2014-15 only the interregional was played leading to the disappearance of the Serie D. In the past the championship was also called Promotion tournament (same name with which Serie B was also sometimes called). In the 2013-14 season the name of the third level of the championship was instead Serie B . In the following tournament (2014-15 season), following the landing of the first militants in Serie C in Serie B, the Serie C championship was played only at an interregional level (Lombardy Regions, Piedmont and Valle d’Aosta). Chronist [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Gold register of the Italian Ice Hockey Championship Series C   1966 – CS Auronzo di Cadore e Caldaro (Landesliga)1967 – US Latemar Cavalese1968 – HC Asiago1969 – HC Alleghe1970 – SC Merano1971 – SV Ritten Renon1972 – HC Canazei Boario1973 – SV Gries Bolzano1974 – IC Sestriere1975 – HC Selva Wolkenstein1976 – HC Merano1977 – HT Camporovere1978 – HC Rencio Bolzano1979 – G.E.A.S. Hockey Sesto San Giovanni1980 – HC Settequerce1995 – Cencenighe1996 – Pergine1997 – Jugendclub BZ1998 – SC Renon1999 – Landropper2000 – Pergine e Chiavenna (girone A)2001 – Chiavenna2002 – Mastini Varese2003 – Stilves e Bormio (finale non disputata)2004 – SC Auer\/Ora (girone Est) e Como (girone Ovest)2005 – UNDER 26: Amatori Agordino – INTERREGIONALE: finali nazionali non disputate: Chiavenna (girone A) – Alta Badia (girone B)  Roma (girone C)2006 – UNDER 26: Vipers Milano II – INTERREGIONALE: Les Aigles du Mont Blanc (C1) e Wizards Bologna (C2)2007 – UNDER 26: Amatori Alleghe – INTERREGIONALE: Chiavenna2008 – UNDER 26: Amatori Alleghe – INTERREGIONALE: Chiavenna2009 – UNDER 26: Dobbiaco (1\u00aa divisione) e Merano (2\u00aa divisione) – INTERREGIONALE: Falchi Boscochiesanuova2010 – UNDER 26: EV Bozen 84 – INTERREGIONALE: Amatori AsiagoN.B.: The data of some championships are missing. From the 2011\/12 championship, the interregional Serie C became Serie D, while from the 2013\/14 championship it has returned to calling itself series C interregional (whose winner is however inserted now in this table and no longer in the Serie C championship table). The South Tyrolean teams do not take part in this championship, instead disputing the CCM-CUP. Chronist [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Gold register of the Italian Ice Hockey Championship Series D   N.B.: There are no data of almost all championships.  ^   The Valentino skaters club, the most romantic page of Italian hockey . are passionehocketorino.blogspot.it . URL consulted on 27 September 2013 .  ^   FISG: Federal strategies presented in Bolzano . are hockeymag.it .  ^   Gios: “We want more teams in Elite a” . are ilgiornaledivicenza.it . URL consulted on July 15, 2014  (archived by URL Original July 20, 2014) .  ^   Hockey, Italy and Austria do not give up . are Corriereealpi.gelocal.it .  ^   Elite to: The terms closed, they enrolled in 12 . are hockeymag.it .  ^   The Italian Hockey League presented in Bolzano . are fisg.it , 18 September 2017. URL consulted on 4 October 2017  (archived by URL Original on October 5, 2017) .  ^   Serie B will become Italian Hockey League . are altoadige.gelocal.it , 19 August 2017. URL consulted on 29 August 2017  (archived by URL Original on 29 August 2017) .  ^   The 2012-2013 championships officially presented . are hocketime.net .  ^   LIHG Puck on TV . are hockeyghiacio.net  (archived by URL Original 1 November 2014) .  ^   LIHG Puck on Radio . are hockeyghiacio.net  (archived by URL Original 1 November 2014) .  ^  The first three editions of the tournament were games played to win the Cinzano Cup: only in 1930, that is three years after the last edition, were they asserted as victories for the title of Campione d’Italia  ^  For the Fortefait of the Cortina (season 1947\/48)  ^  He closes the regular season on equal merit with Asiago but will win it by virtue of the Standing ranking  ^  a b c  From the 2013\/14 season he no longer plays in the Italian championship but in the Austrian championship.  ^  The third place obtained in the 1937\/38 championship is also considered despite the team did not play in Serie A but lost access to the Scudetto final.  ^  In the 1950\/51 season, the team ranked in the first three places but this placement is not counted as it did not play the final round due to abundant snowfalls.  ^  a b c  In the 1998\/99 championship, after an agreement with Milan, he played as Cortina Milano .  ^  A Scudetto assigned to the table in the 1947\/48 season for the Fortefait of the Cortina  ^  Three badges assigned back in a retroactive way  ^  a b  Until the 1964\/65 season the team was called Hockey Club Ortisei .  ^  The presence in the 1935-36 season is not counted for the withdrawal of the team.  ^  Although in the 1937-38 championship he placed himself in third place in Serie A, the presence in the top flight is not considered in this championship as the team was initially registered in Serie B and was unable to access Serie A.  ^   Italian Championship – 65 editions (consecutive from 1947\/48 to 2012\/13) . are Hockey Club Bolzano . URL consulted on June 25, 2021 .  ^  The presence in the 1958-59 championship is also counted when he played as Bolzano Ozo (a company born from the merger between HC Bolzano and Sciattoli Bolzano).Similarly, the presence in the 1965-66 championship is also counted when the Bolzano HC merged with the SSV Bozen.  ^   Azzoli Azzurri Bolzano 1947-48 . are hockeyarchives.info . URL consulted on June 25, 2021 .  ^  From the 2022\/23 season he no longer plays in the Italian championship but in the Austrian championship.  ^  The presence in the 1967-68 season is not counted as excluded from the Federation following numerous absences on the field on the dates already established for the dispute of the meetings.  ^  From the 2021\/22 season he no longer plays in the Italian championship but in the Austrian championship.  ^  The presence of Mastiffs  Varese e  Varese 93 (but not the team of the Spo varese , another company active in the 1929-30 and 1930-31 championships).  ^  In the 1977-78 season he returned to Serie A after acquiring sports rights from Milan Turbine  ^  The presence in the 2003-04 championship is not counted since the team was in Serie C and played in Serie A alone after an agreement with Turin (the newly called training was called Turin-Valpe ). The presence in Serie A in that championship is therefore attributed to Turin.  ^  In the 2003-04 championship, after an agreement with Valpellice, he played as Turin-Valpe .  ^  In the 1965-66 season he blended with HC Bolzano.  ^  Not to be confused with the U.S. Latemar , old name of the Hockey Club Fiemme  ^  In the only championship in which it was enrolled, the “Tofana” (the team was the heir of Cortina II), called forfait in all the games it was to be played.  ^  In the 1958-59 season he blends with the Bolzano HC.  ^   HC Merinan (original) – International Hockey wiki . are Internationalhockeywiki.com . URL consulted on June 18, 2021 .  ^  Wins without playing the final with the curtain that gives a flat rate  \u00b9 Milanese Association Ghiaccio Milan, Milan – Inter H.C. And devils hockey clubs in Milan are companies born from the merger between H.C. Milan and H.C. 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