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Current season, competition or edition: 2021–22 FIHK season | |
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| Formerly | Alslandic Ice Hockey Championship |
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| Sport | Ice hockey |
| Founded | 1939 |
| President | Sotirian Atkinson |
| No. of teams | 26 |
| Most recent champion(s) | Newick (2nd title) |
| Most titles | Ilfracombe (16) |
| TV partner(s) | |
| Related competitions |
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| Official website | FIHK.as |
The Federal Ice Hockey League (Dellish: Federaal iishockey kompetysje FIHK, Weranian: Eishockey-Bundesliga EHBL, Kirenian: Föderaalne jäähokiliiga FJHL), more commonly known as FIHK is a national professional ice hockey league in Alsland founded in 1939. It comprises of 26 teams from across Alsland. The FIHK is the most popular sporting league in Alsland attracting a record 3.2 Million viewers in Alsland for the 2021 Final between Newick and Kirchester. The winner of each annual tournament is given the Federaasjetrofee.
The FIHK was founded in 1939 to succeed the Alslandic Ice Hockey Championship which ceased operations during the Great War. The first season began on 11 October 1939 and lasted until 1 June 1940. The result was a victory for Ilfracombe over their main rival Rahu. The first season had one team from each province of Alsland. This rule was dropped in 1952 and since the League has expanded to 26 teams across Alsland.
The league's headquarters are in Wottested, Delland where they have been headquartered since 1955. The league is also funded by the Department of Culture and Sport. The Department helps fund the league and in return the FIHK provides free international advertisements for Alsland and tourism. The FIHK is symbolic of Alsland's federal structure and pillarisation in the country.
History
Early years
Martiland crisis and activism
"Rots fan 'e naasje"
Modern era
Organisational structure
Teams
List of teams
| Division | Team | City | Arena | Capacity | Joined | Manager | Head coach | Captain |
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| Delland | Leens | Leens | Deltestadion | TBD | 1952 | Joosep Levandi | Lekke Kuperus | Rinnelt Boomsma |
| Rikertsted | Rikertsted | Sintrale Arena | TBD | 1974 | Reink Faber | Eljer Baarda | Tetman Tichelaar | |
| Noardwâl Wottested | Wottested | Kei Holwerda stadion | TBD | 1939 | Loof Hannema | Michael Green | Karim Fathi | |
| Súdwâl Wottested | Wottested | Súd Wottested fertrouwen stadion | TBD | 1953 | Upke Bottema | Haiko Feitsma | Josua Tugendhat | |
| Fawkhamshire | Newick | Newick | 2X Arena | TBD | 1967 | Stephen Jones | Carter Bradley | Tom Ball |
| Oakford | Oakford | Oakford Town Stadium | TBD | 2018 | Luke Shaw | Erik Newman | Jude Edwards | |
| Ilfracombe | Ilfracombe | Ilfracombe David Park | TBD | 1939 | Thomas Carter | Jonathan Bennett | Eden Johnston | |
| Sydenham | Sydenham | Sydenham 'James the First' Stadium | TBD | 1954 | Sidney Hall | Ernest Taylor | Myles Martin | |
| Norton | Norton | Norton-Rosewood Stadium | TBD | 1963 | Frank Robertson | Chester Bradley | Steven May | |
| Garz | Sachsenscheid | Sachsenscheid | Sachsenscheid Eishockey-Arena | TBD | 1957 | Nils Schünemann | Erik Grünberg | Alexander Hartlieb |
| Werdau | Werdau | Ernst Lutz Stadion | TBD | 1939 | Bastian Adorf | Falko Holthusen | Bruno Heidler | |
| Lahnbeuren | Lahnbeuren | Lahnbeuren Stadion | TBD | 1988 | Bastian Adorf | Jochen Weinberg | Thorsten Siegel | |
| Hamptonshire | Kirchester | Kirchester | Kirchester Ilhurst Arena | TBD | 1939 | Alistair Atkinson | David Edwards | Harris Foster |
| Kirchester-Redwike | Kirchester | Dillon Burton Park | TBD | 2013 | Connor Harris | Ashton Pearson | Keegan Walsh | |
| Merrow Lake | Merrow | Merrow Wells Arena | TBD | 1989 | Stefan Mitchell | Miller Lewis | Alex Porter | |
| Millhurst | Millhurst | Guildwood Greens Arena | TBD | 2001 | Victor Wilson | Cameron Jones | David Richardson | |
| Martiland | Paiski | Paiski | Rahu Staadion | TBD | 1984 | Asko Rummo | Vaiko Lohmus | Vidrik Klavan |
| Rahu | Rahu | Rahu Iseseisvus Staadion | TBD | 1939 | Janek Kukk | Ott Vesik | Erko Sibul | |
| Middewald | Boalsert | Boalsert | Boalsert Griene bakstien Staadion | TBD | 2009 | Wupke Van Der Velde | Jolling Yntema | Wekke Schotanus |
| Hurdegaryp | Hurdegaryp | Hurdegaryp Arena | TBD | 1939 (originally) | Haye Bloemsma | Walig Joustra | Floris Van Dijk | |
| Kuresuu | Kuresuu | Läänekirik Arena | TBD | 1977 | Aleksander Rebane | Edgar Peebo | Siimeon Mitt | |
| Yndyk | Achlum | Yndyk | Achlum Staadion | TBD | 1983 | Thije De Leeuw | Reamer Oosterbaan | Aam Buma |
| Inerlik | Yndyk | Yndyk Federaasje Staadion | TBD | 1939 | Narsete Pierotti | Hidzer Zijlstra | Migiel Schuurmans | |
| Krikkested | Krikkested | Krikkested Arena | TBD | 1954 | Rein Wynia | Rypke Wieringa | Habe Vlietstra | |
| Zittau | Allkau | Allkau | Allkau Arena | TBD | 1989 | Jens Glasser | Sam Preiszner | Stefan Ratzinger |
| Glauchau | Glauchau | Glauchau Zentral Arena | TBD | 1939 (originally) | Gabriel Köler | Leonhard Hegewald | Armin Hölderlin |