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Brennus Audaxa
Audaxa with Oren Durotrige in 2018
Born	(1999-07-30) 30 July 1999 Uxama, Gelonia
Height	6 ft 3 in (191 cm)
Weight	198 lb (90 kg; 14 st 2 lb)
Position	Center
Shoots	Right
LMH team Former teams	Verd Durnovaria Oren Durotrige Termantia
National team	Gelonia
Playing career	2016–present

Brennus Audaxa (born 30 July 1999) is a Gelonian professional ice hockey player for Alba Imperialis of Liga Magna. He is primarily a center, but also plays on the wing, and occasionally defense on power plays.

Audaxa began his career playing for HC Termantia of the Gelonian SuperLiga, the local affiliate of Oren HC Durotrige. During the 2019–20 season, he was transferred to Verd Durnovaria HC for $10 million. He played a single season in the Gelonian Superleague, in which he won the Enni Riou Trophy, as the league's first MVP, and the Foirbis Trophy for scoring the most goals in the 2022-23 season. He was transferred to Alba Imperialis during the 2023 offseason. Audaxa made his first international appearance for the Gelonian national team in 2018, during an exhibition match against Sudmark. He made his World Championship debut in 2020, where he earned honors as All-Rookie Team.

Playing career

Minor

Audaxa played minor hockey for Uxama Argaela of the Roazhon Minor Hockey League, before joining the Oxonia Red Devils of the Oxonia Hockey Association. He led the Red Devils in scoring all 3 seasons he was a member of the team, setting the single season goal record of 80 goals in 2014–15. As a member of the Oxonia Red Devils, he won back-to-back-to-back national championships in 2013, 2014, and 2015.

HC Termantia

Due to his high level of minor-level performance, Audaxa gained the interest of a number of prominent Gelonian and Latin youth programs. Eventually, he joined Oren HC Durotrige, and was loaned to their Gelonian SuperLiga affiliate HC Termantia. Audaxa's first season with Termantia began with a rough start, failing to register a single goal in his first 15 games, and only earning his first assist after 7 games. Midway through the season, Audaxa was benched for 2 games for failing to attend practice and was rumored to have his loan terminated. However, an injury to teammate Celatus Tannia forced Audaxa back into the lineup. In his return game, Audaxa scored a natural hat-trick and earned a total of 7 points, which matched his season total up to that point. Audaxa was a regular fixture for Termantia from then on, and finished the season with 25 games played, 10 goals and 4 assists.

Audaxa was named alternate captain midway through his second season with Termantia, in January 2018. He earned multiple accolades in the 2017–18 season, including Player of the Year, Most Improved Player, and the scoring title. In 55 games played, he scored 51 goals and 55 assists. His 51 goal season was the first 50+ goal season in the SuperLiga since the 1969–70 season.

Oren HC Durotrige

Audaxa's loan was not renewed following the 2017–18 season, and he joined Oren Durotrige of the Latin Championship League for 2018–19. At 19 years old, he was the youngest play to earn a spot on Durotrige's roster and found himself centering the second line. Audaxa earned rookie of the year honors, despite Durotrige finishing second to last in the regular season. Durotrige avoided relegation in 2018–19 in large part of Audaxa's contributions during the relegation playoffs, in which Durotrige had its only four game winning streak of the season; Audaxa contributed 7 goals and 5 assists in the four game relegation series. Another rare highpoint for the season was Durotrige's advancement to the quarterfinal of the King's Cup, where the fell to eventual champion Verd Durnovaria.

The following season, Durotrige again added more youth and Audaxa became first line center, on what was the youngest line in the Championship League. Audaxa was off to a record season, matching his season total from the previous year by the Christmas break. In his first 25 games played, he had 22 multi-point games. His record pace caught the attention of many teams around the world in the winter transfer window, most notably from LMH powerhouses such as Verd Durnovaria, Alba Imperialis, and Utica Internationalis, as well as GHL side YYYY. In what would be his last game with Durotrige, Audaxa earned his 7th hat-trick of the season. Throughout his time with Durotrige during the 2019–20 season, Audaxa averaged 2 points per game.

HC Verd Durnovaria

Audaxa was one of the most coveted players during the 2019 winter transfer window, earning interest from teams across multiple national leagues, including LMH, GHL, and UHA. On Christmas Day, Alba Imperialis made a $5 million offer for Audaxa. Hours later, the cash offer was matched by Utica Internationalis with the addition of player exchange and scheduling 2 friendly matches in upcoming seasons. On 27 December, Alba offered $7 million and home-home friendly matches.

League: Liga Magna (2019–20 [half]; 2020–21, 2021–22); Superleauge (2022-23)

Alba Imperialis

Transferred in offseason for $15 million

Career statistics

Regular season and playoffs

				Regular season						Playoffs						National cup
Season	Team	League		GP	G	A	Pts	PIM		GP	G	A	Pts	PIM		GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
2016–17	HC Termantia	GEHL		25	10	4	14	28		—	—	—	—	—		1	0	0	0	4
2017–18	HC Termantia	GEHL		55	51	55	106	44		5	2	1	3	6		2	1	1	2	16
2018–19	Oren HC Durotrige	LHC		50	25	20	45	56		—	—	—	—	—		3	3	0	3	10
2019–20	Oren HC Durotrige	LHC		27	33	21	54	9		—	—	—	—	—		2	5	1	0	6
2019–20	Verd Durnovaria HC	LMH		46	26	24	50	30		20	12	6	18	7		—	—	—	—	—
2020-21	Verd Durnovaria HC	LMH		70	46	43	89	29		11	6	5	11	24		6	10	8	18	0
2021-22	Verd Durnovaria HC	LMH		68	52	59	111	25		18	15	6	24	8		5	12	10	22	6
2022–23	Verd Durnovaria HC	GSL		68	65	79	144	24		12	15	20	35	4		4	3	10	13	0
GEHL totals				80	61	59	120	120		5	2	1	3	6		3	1	1	2	20
LHC totals				77	53	41	99	65		—	—	—	—	—		5	8	1	9	26
LMH totals				184	124	126	250	84		49	33	17	53	39		11	22	18	40	6
GSL totals				68	65	79	144	24		12	15	20	35	4		4	3	10	13	0

International

Year	Team	Event	Result		GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
2020	Gelonia	WC	5th		4	3	2	5	7
2022	Gelonia	WC	#		#	#	#	#	#
Senior totals					4	3	2	5	7

Salacian Cup

Salacian Cup

Current season, competition or edition: 2023 cup
Sport	Ice Hockey
Founded	17 May 1989
Inaugural season	1990 cup
Commissioner	Michael Opreius
No. of teams	2
Country	Ghant (1 team) Latium (1 team)
Confederation	BHF
Most recent champion(s)	Internationalis Utica (3rd title)
Most titles	Ghish Imperials (4 titles) Lianu Reds (4 titles)
TV partner(s)	TBD
Related competitions	GHL LMH

The Salacian Cup is an annual international ice hockey club competition between the league playoff champions of the Ghantish Hockey League and Liga Magna. The competition was established in 1989, and first held in 1990.

LMH champions

Year		Anicia Cup Finals				Regular Season & Cups
		Winners	Result	Runners-up		Regular season champion	Copa Glaciei winner	Copa Liga winner
1950–51		Pre-Playoff Era				Rufus Aarhusium	Olympia Tiro
1951–52						Regis Adrianopolis	Ravenna
1952–53						Sol Caesena	Internationalis Utica
1953–54						Alba Imperialis	Alba Imperialis
1954–55						Mediolanum	Auxilia Iuenna
1955–56						Titanas Beroea	Martis Antium
1956–57						Lupi Ariminium	Alba Imperialis
1957–58						Alba Imperialis	Alba Imperialis
1958–59		Sol Caesena	2-1	Lupi Ariminium			Ravenna
1959–60		Urbis Adrianopolis	2-1	Lupi Ariminium			Internationalis Utica
2021–22		Internationalis Utica	4-0	Verd Durnovaria		Internationalis Utica	Sol Caesena
2022–23		Alba Imperialis	4-3	Cularo Carda		HSMO Leones	Ravenna

IHA World Championship

IHA World Championship

Most recent season or competition: 2022 IHA World Championship
File:IHA World Championship.svg
Sport	Ice hockey
Founded	1919
Inaugural season	1920 (men) 1976 (women)
Administrator	IHA
No. of teams	16 (men/women)
Most recent champion(s)	TBD (men) TBD (women)
Most titles	Ghant (11 titles)

The IHA World Championship is a biennial international ice hockey competition between the senior national teams that are members of the International Hockey Association (IHA). The World Championship has been held every two years since 1920 for men's and 1976 for women's. The current men's champion is, who won their Xth title in the 2022 tournament, and the current women's champion is X, who won their Xth title in 2022.

Since 2022 Championship, 52 men's tournaments have been held with # member nations participating in the final tournament, with 23 women's tournaments. The championship has been won by 11 different nations since its inception. Ghant holds the record for the most championships in both the men's and women's tournaments with 11 and 8 titles respectively.

Men's results

Ed.	Year	Host	Final			Third-place play-off			No. of teams
			Champion	Score	Runner-up	Third	Score	Fourth
1	1920	Ghant	Ghant	#–# [Arena], Ghish	Nekulturnya	North Ottonia	–	TBD	8
2	1924		TBD	#–# [Arena], CITY	TBD	TBD	–	TBD	8
3	1924	Nekulturnya	Nekulturnya	#–# [Arena], Kalda	North Ottonia	TBD	–	TBD	8
4	1926		TBD	#–# [Arena], TBD	TBD	Ghant	–	TBD	8
5	1928		Nekulturnya	#–# [Arena], TBD	TBD	TBD	–	TBD	8
6	1930		North Ottonia	#–# [Arena], TBD	TBD	TBD	–	TBD	8
7	1932		Sudemark	#–# [Arena], TBD	TBD	Ghant	–	TBD	8
8	1934	Latium	TBD	#–# Arena Nationale, Castellum	Nekulturnya	North Ottonia	–	Latium	8
9	1936		TBD	#–# [Arena], TBD	TBD	Nekulturnya	–	TBD	12
10	1938		TBD	#–# [Arena], TBD	Untsangasar	TBD	–	TBD	12
11	1940		Ghant	#–# [Arena], TBD	Nekulturnya	Latium	–	TBD	12
12	1942	Ghant	TBD	#–# [Arena], Ghish	Latium	TBD	–	TBD	12
13	1944		Garima	#–# [Arena], TBD	Nekulturnya	Ostrozava	–	TBD	12
14	1946		Belfras	#–# [Arena], TBD	TBD	Enyama	–	TBD	16
15	1948		Untsangasar	#–# [Arena], TBD	South Ottonia	Nekulturnya	–	TBD	16
16	1950	South Ottonia	North Ottonia	#–# [Arena], Staalburg	TBD	South Ottonia	–	TBD	16
17	1952		Gelonia	#–# [Arena], TBD	Enyama	North Ottonia	–	TBD	16
18	1954		Sudemark	#–# [Arena], TBD	Ghant	North Ottonia	–	TBD	16
19	1956	Enyama	Nekulturnya	#–# [Arena], Karasuna	Enyama	Ghant	–	TBD	16
20	1958	Ghant	Ghant	#–# [Arena], Goeporta	TBD	North Ottonia	–	TBD	16
21	1960		Ghant	#–# [Arena], TBD	TBD	North Ottonia	–	TBD	16
22	1962		TBD	#–# [Arena], TBD	Ghant	South Ottonia	–	TBD	16
23	1964	Latium	Latium	#–# Arena Nationale, Castellum	Ghant	North Ottonia	–	Gelonia	16
24	1966		Ghant	#–# [Arena], TBD	Gelonia	TBD	–	TBD	16
25	1968	Belfras	Ghant	#–# [Arena], TBD	TBD	Belfras	–	TBD	16
26	1970		TBD	#–# [Arena], TBD	TBD	Ghant	–	TBD	16
27	1972		Ghant	#–# [Arena], TBD	Latium	Enyama	–	TBD	16
28	1974		North Ottonia	#–# [Arena], TBD	Belfras	Lihnidos	–	TBD	16
29	1976	Latium	Gelonia	#–# [Arena], Adrianople	Latium	Tsurushima	–	TBD	16
30	1978	Ghant	TBD	#–# [Arena], Ordosa	Nekulturnya	Elatia	–	TBD	16
31	1980		Sudemark	#–# [Arena], TBD	North Ottonia	Gelonia	–	TBD	16
32	1982		TBD	#–# [Arena], TBD	Ghant	Enyama	–	TBD	16
33	1984	Untsangasar	Ghant	#–# [Arena], Samakana	Sudemark	Gelonia	–	TBD	16
34	1986		TBD	#–# [Arena], TBD	Enyama	Untsangasar	–	TBD	16
35	1988		Ostrozava	#–# [Arena], TBD	Belfras	Ghant	–	TBD	16
36	1990		Ostrozava	#–# [Arena], TBD	Lihnidos	Tsurushima	–	TBD	16
36	1992	Lihnidos	Gelonia	#–# [Arena], Andros	TBD	Ghant	–	TBD	16
37	1994	Ghant	Ghant	#–# [Arena], Onmutu	Latium	Arthurista	–	TBD	16
38	1996	Belfras	Belfras	#–# [Arena], TBD	Ostrozava	Garima	–	TBD	16
39	1998		TBD	#–# [Arena], TBD	Belfras	Elatia	–	TBD	16
40	2000	Latium	North Ottonia	#–# [Arena], Utica	Latium	Gelonia	–	TBD	16
40	2002	Garima	Gelonia	5–2 Arena, Hohenburg	Latium	Tsurushima	–	TBD	16
41	2004	North Ottonia	TBD	#–# Arena, Dunnmaar	Latium	Enyama	–	TBD	16
42	2006	Gelonia	Latium	2–1 Nationale Arena, Durnovaria	Gelonia	Tsurushima	–	TBD	16
43	2008		TBD	#–# Arena, CITY	TBD	Latium	–	TBD	16
44	2010	Latium	Latium	#–# Amphitheatrum Anicium, Castellum ab Alba	Tsurushima	Enyama	–	TBD	16
45	2012	North Ottonia	Latium	#–# [Arena], Skarrsboro	TBD	TBD	–	TBD	16
46	2014	Elatia	Ostrozava	#–# [Arena], Lehnstadt	Elatia	Latium	–	TBD	16
47	2016	South Ottonia	Ghant	#–# [Arena], Onneria	TBD	Tsurushima	–	TBD	16
48	2018		Latium	#–# [Arena], Onneria	TBD	Nekulturnya	–	TBD	16
49	2020	Ghant	Ghant	#–# [Arena], Ghish	Latium	TBD	–	TBD	16
50	2022		TBD	#–# [Arena], Onneria	TBD	TBD	–	TBD	16
51	2024								16

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