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The '''Eastern Belisarian Hockey League''' ({{wp|Russian language|Ludic}}: Восточная Велисарийская Хоккейная Лига; ''Vostochnaya Velisariyskaya Khokkeynaya Liga''; '''VVHL''') is an international professional ice hockey league. The VVHL is compromised of 30 teams distributed across six countries in Eastern Belisaria. The league is the premier ice hockey organization in its geographical boundaries and draws both audiences and talent from a greater international reach.
The '''Eastern Belisarian Hockey League''' ({{wp|Russian language|Ludic}}: Восточная Велисарийская Хоккейная Лига; ''Vostochnaya Velisariyskaya Khokkeynaya Liga''; '''VVHL''') is an international professional {{wp|ice hockey}} league. The VVHL is comprised of 30 teams distributed across six countries in Eastern Belisaria. The league is the premier ice hockey organization in its geographical boundaries and draws both audiences and talent from a greater international reach.


The VVHL was founded in 1968 through a merger of the Ludvosiyan Elite Hockey League and the Veliko National League with an initial roster of eight teams. The league has subsequently undergone waves of expansion in 1974, 1983, 1997, and 2010 to arrive at its current number of 30 teams.
The VVHL was founded in 1968 through a merger of the Ludvosiyan Elite Hockey League and the Veliko National League with an initial roster of fivr teams. The league has subsequently undergone waves of expansion in 1974, 1983, 1997, and 2010 to arrive at its current number of 30 teams.


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Revision as of 02:51, 4 April 2023

Eastern Belisarian Hockey League
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2022-2023 VVHL season
File:VVHL logo.svg
SportIce hockey
FoundedOctober 31, 1968 (55 years ago) (1968-10-31)
Inaugural season1968-1969
CommissionerKimo Eidhmazur
No. of teams30
Countries

The Eastern Belisarian Hockey League (Ludic: Восточная Велисарийская Хоккейная Лига; Vostochnaya Velisariyskaya Khokkeynaya Liga; VVHL) is an international professional ice hockey league. The VVHL is comprised of 30 teams distributed across six countries in Eastern Belisaria. The league is the premier ice hockey organization in its geographical boundaries and draws both audiences and talent from a greater international reach.

The VVHL was founded in 1968 through a merger of the Ludvosiyan Elite Hockey League and the Veliko National League with an initial roster of fivr teams. The league has subsequently undergone waves of expansion in 1974, 1983, 1997, and 2010 to arrive at its current number of 30 teams.

History

Organization

Rules

Teams

Team City Country Arena Capacity Founded/joined General manager Head coach Captain
Angrast Ice Dragons Angrast Drevstran Arena ### 1997
Team City Ludvosiya Arena ### 1968
Team City Ludvosiya Arena ### 1968
Team City Ludvosiya Arena ### 1968
Team City Ludvosiya Arena ### 1974
Team City Ludvosiya Arena ### 1983
Team City Ludvosiya Arena ### 1983
Team Bastyak Nekulturnya Arena ### 1974
Team City Nekulturnya Arena ### 1974
Team City Nekulturnya Arena ### 2010
Team Barderec Ostrozava Arena ### 1997
Nizogorod Knights Nizogorod Velikoslavia Arena ### 2010
Torla Reindeer Torla Velikoslavia Arena ### 1983
Engels Wolf Pack Engels Velikoslavia Arena ### 1997
Zarinsk Bears Zarinsk Velikoslavia Arena ### 1968
Levograv Giants Levograv Velikoslavia Arena ### 1968
Saint Dumont Chiroptera HC Saint Dumont Velikoslavia Arena ### 1974
Kostyanopol Falcons Kostyanopol Zamorodna NONU Unlimited Centre 14,290 1983 Osyp Yevhenuk Blybudynok Budyv Vahonuk Horetsky Anton Antonuk Nebohodunky
Baraban Black Riders Barabanopol Zamorodna Barabash AOV Regional Iceplex 9,320 1997 Yakyv Lukyanuk Lys'nyk Yvanko Vanyovuk Saloman Devyd Petryvuk Mydnyk

Trophies and awards

See also