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International Hockey Lineal Championship

🇸🇪 sweden victory clinches 2022-23 euro hockey tour title.

Tre Kronor started the 2022-23 season strong, losing just once at November’s Karjala Tournament to Finland in the tournament finale, while going undefeated at December’s inaugural Swiss Ice Hockey Games, and losing just one contest on home ice at February’s Beijer Hockey Games in Malmö, a 2-1 overtime loss to Czechia. They would recapture the IHLC in the Beijer finale against Finland on 12 February , then sweeping both Denmark and Norway , and splitting a series against Finland, in Euro Hockey Challenge action to bring the IHLC to the Czech Hockey Games.

Hosting the tournament opener in Gothenburg before joining the rest of the tournament in Brno, Czechia, it was recent NHL call-up Lucas Raymond who struck twice for Tre Kronor (in his national team debut), and a 19-save shutout from Lars Johansson, that sealed the 3-0 win over the Eisgenossen , and put Sweden at 22 points in the table, with Czechia and Finland each sitting at 15 points, only able to gain a maximum of 21 at this point.

This marks Sweden’s sixth Tour championship, and second consecutive, following 2022’s truncated schedule when Russia was kicked off the Tour after their invasion of Ukraine following the 2022 Beijing Olympics. Sweden will now look to finish a perfect 2-0 in Brno, with tilts against Czechia and Finland, with the hopes of carrying that momentum, and the IHLC, into the 2023 World Championships, where they will be competing in Tampere, opening their tournament on 12 May against Germany .

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Euro Hockey Tour - a tournament of selected teams

The Euro Hockey Tour (EHT) is an annual ice hockey tournament available only to the Czech Republic, Finland, Switzerland, and Sweden national men's teams. The league was founded in 1996, and most teams use the competition as preparation for the upcoming World Championships or Olympic Games. The EHT consists of four tournaments: the Karjala Tournament in Finland, the Swiss Ice Hockey Games in Switzerland, the Sweden Hockey Games in Sweden, and the Czech Hockey Games in the Czech Republic. In the Euro Hockey Tour, there are 4 teams, and the number of matches in one tournament is 6 matches, totaling 24 matches.

Each team is awarded 3 points for a win in regulation time, 2 points for a win in overtime or after a shootout, 1 point for a loss in overtime or after a shootout, and 0 points for a loss in regulation time. When points are equal, the results of meetings between teams with the same number of points are first considered, then the difference in goals scored and conceded among the tied teams in the four tournaments is considered.

Best Euro Hockey Tour Team

As of 2023, Finland has won the Euro Hockey Tour 7 times, making it one of the most successful teams in the tournament's history. Finland is followed by Sweden with 5 wins and the Czech Republic with 3 wins, while Switzerland has not won the tournament yet.

When is the next tournament?

The next Euro Hockey Tour Carjala Cup tournament will take place from 9 to 12 November 2023. The matches will be played in Tampere, Finland, and will feature teams from Switzerland, Finland, Sweden, and the Czech Republic.

How to get on the Euro Hockey Tour?

Participation in the Euro Hockey Tour is only open to national men's teams from the Czech Republic, Finland, Switzerland, and Sweden. Other teams cannot participate in this tournament. This tournament does not grant promotion to any league.

Best players and prize money 

The Euro Hockey Tour all-time top ice-hockey scorer per season is Johan Davidsson, who holds the record for the most points scored, amassing 14 points for Sweden in the season 2006-2007.

The prize money for the winner of each tournament is €50,000, with second place receiving €30,000, third place €25,000, and fourth place €15,000. The EHT season winner receives an additional €75,000, the second place team receives €30,000, and the third place team receives €15,000.

• Euro Hockey Tour

The Euro Hockey Tour (EHT) is an annual ice hockey tournament only open to the national men's teams of the Czech Republic , Finland , Switzerland and Sweden . Most of the teams use the competition as a preparation for the upcoming World Championships or Olympics , allowing less experienced players to collect valuable ice time in their national colours.

• 1.1 Prize money
• 1.2 Finals in previous years
• 2 Participating teams
• 3 Euro Hockey Tour finalists
• 4.1 Medal table
• 5 References

Playing format

Euro Hockey Tour consists of four tournaments:

• Karjala Tournament in Finland
• Swiss Ice Hockey Games in Switzerland , replacing the Channel One Cup in Russia following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Sweden Hockey Games in Sweden
• Czech Hockey Games in the Czech Republic

Each team plays three games in each of the tournaments, giving a total of twelve games per team. After the four tournaments have finished, the teams are seeded according to their respective combined point total from all four tournaments.

In each tournament, five games are played in the host city, and one game in another participating country. For example, in the 2007 edition of Karjala Tournament, the game between Sweden and Russia was played in Jönköping, Sweden, rather than in Finland, who host the Karjala Cup. Every country is assigned one home game and one away game in those games.

Each team is given three points for a regulation-time win, two points for an overtime or shootout win, one point for a loss in overtime or shootout, and zero points for a loss in regulation time. In the four tournaments, if two or more teams end with the same number of points, they are seeded based on head-to-head results in games against the tied teams. In the EHT standings however, two or more teams tied in points are seeded based on the better goal difference.

Prize money

The prize money for the winner of each tournament is € 50,000 while the second seed gets €30,000, the third seed gets €25,000, and the fourth seed gets €15,000. The EHT season winner receives another €75,000, the team finishing second gets €30,000, and the team finishing third gets €15,000. [1]

Finals in previous years

Medal games were not played until the 2003–04 season. Before that, place order was determined by the tournament standings. The seasons 2003–04, 2004–05 and 2006–07 used a format where the first-placed and second-placed teams played a home-and-home two-game series for the EHT gold and silver medals, while the third-placed and fourth-placed teams played two games for the bronze. In 2005–06, the championship was determined by a single game played at the home of the first-place team. Since 2007–08, no EHT finals have been played.

Participating teams

Only four European teams compete in EHT:

Euro Hockey Tour finalists

Medal table.

• ↑ "Euro Hockey Tour prize money 2012–13" . Swedish Ice Hockey Association . http://swehockey.se/ImageVaultFiles/id_23381/cf_113/eht_prize_money_2012-2013.PDF . Retrieved 2013-06-08 .  
• "Euro Hockey Tour" . European Hockey.Net . http://www.eurohockey.net/leagues/nationalteams/eht/ . Retrieved 2006-05-01 .  
• "Euro Hockey Tour history" . Swedish Ice Hockey Association. Archived from the original on 2005-12-08 . http://web.archive.org/web/20051208105356/http://www.swehockey.se/t2b.asp?p=109215 . Retrieved 2006-05-01 .  
• "Euro Hockey Tour Czech republic" . Pro-Hockey CZ . http://www.eht.cz . Retrieved 2006-07-16 .  
• David Schlegel. "History of Euro Hockey Tour and its tournaments" . PRO-HOCKEY Cz, s.r.o. & eSports.cz, s.r.o . http://www.eht.cz/clanek.asp?id=393 . Retrieved 2006-09-03 .  
• "Nytt Euro Hockey Touravtal" (in Swedish). hockeyligan.se . http://www.hockeyligan.se/nyheter.php?nid=10164 . Retrieved 2006-12-20 .  

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Ohio state wins 2024 ncaa nc women's ice hockey championships.

Ohio State defeated Wisconsin, 1-0, in the 2024 NCAA Frozen Four final at Whittemore Center Arena in Durham, New Hampshire.

In a rematch of last year's Frozen Four finals, the Buckeyes walked away with the title, their second after winning in 2022. 

The selections for the 2024 NC women's ice hockey championship were announced on March 10 . Eleven teams were selected to the bracket, with Ohio State the No. 1 seed.

Regional competition concluded on March 16 and determined the Women's Frozen Four at Whittemore Center Arena in Durham, New Hampshire. The national semifinals are Friday, March 22, followed by the championship game on Sunday, March 24.

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Saturday, March 16 — Regionals

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Wisconsin is the defending national champion after defeating Ohio State 1-0 in the 2023 NCAA title game to secure its seventh championship in program history.

Beginning in 2001, the NC women's ice hockey tournament has been held every year except for 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Defending champion Wisconsin has won a record seven championships, followed by Minnesota with six and Minnesota Duluth with five.

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EuroHockey Championships 2023: Netherlands win back-to-back men's title  

The Oranje fought off a persistent England side with a 2-1 victory to claim a Dutch double following in the women's team's win the day before. The nether to obtain an Olympic quota for Paris 2024. 

The Netherlands claimed back-to-back titles beating England 2-1 in the men’s final at the EuroHockey Championships 2023 in Mönchengladbach, Germany on 27 August (Sunday).

The victory delivered a second consecutive Dutch double for the hockey dynamo following the women's side’s 3-1 rout of Belgium the day before. The Dutch obtained a quota place for their National Olympic Committee (NOC) in Paris 2024.

NOCs have the exclusive authority for the representation of their respective countries at the Olympic Games, athletes' participation in Paris 2024 depends on their NOC selecting them to represent their delegation. As hosts of Paris 2024, France has already secured a spot in the men’s and women’s competitions at the next Olympic Games.

The Netherlands men’s side won their seventh EuroHockey gold medal and are now one victory short of becoming the joint all-time winners with Germany.

The Dutch made early inroads in the nail-biting affair, with Derck de Vilder pouncing on the half chance in the circle to put his side in front nine minutes into the encounter.

The Oranje did not have it all their way with the English, who reached the final for the first time since 2009, threatening to enforce the stalemate.

The sides went into the half-time break with the Dutch holding onto their slim one-goal lead before thunder paused proceedings by 30 minutes.

The Dutch doubled their score shortly after the restart, with Duco Telgenkamp finishing a superb set piece to give his side a commanding lead.

Time was running out on England’s chances of winning their second Euros title as the teams headed into the fourth and final quarter. England finally breached the Netherlands’ defences in the 47th minute courtesy of a Sam Ward goal to launch their fightback in earnest.

With four minutes left on the clock, England looked like they equalised before the Dutch asked for a video referral for dangerous play. The Dutch succeeded with the referral, denying England a foot in the door. England was given two consecutive penalty strokes, with Maurits Visser keeping both out to preserve the status quo and secure the title.

Earlier, Belgium defeated hosts Germany 2-0 in the bronze-medal match landing on the podium at the third consecutive Euros tournament.

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The EuroHockey Championship programme of events offers national teams at Senior, U21, U18, U16 and Hockey ID athletes, the opportunity to compete in outdoor and indoor competitions at the highest level of international competition.

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Our events calendar is designed to create optimal competition opportunities for our teams and athletes. Where a competition is a qualification event for a global event such as the Olympic Games or the World Cup, we aim to offer clear and accessible routes to qualification so teams are competing at the most appropriate level of competition.

The EuroHockey Championship comprise eight teams, split into two pools

The EuroHockey Championship tournaments for men and women comprise eight teams, split into two pools according to FIH World Ranking positions. In 2025, this will feature the top six finishers from the 2023 EuroHockey Championship men’s and women’s events along with two teams via the 2024 EuroHockey Championship qualifiers.

Places in the 2025 EuroHockey Championship II and III events will be determined by positions in the 2024 EuroHockey qualifiers.

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A total of 10 nations will compete in the Hockey5s Championship, which takes place in the year preceding the Hockey World Cup.

A total of 10 nations will compete in the Hockey5s Championship, which takes place in the year preceding the Hockey World Cup. The Hockey5s Championship is also a qualification event for the FIH Hockey5s World Cup, and the teams finishing in the top three will qualify for the next Hockey5s World Cup.

Hockey5s Championship II comprises teams ranked 11 and below (9 and below from 2024). If there are sufficient entrants, a Hockey5s Championship III will be formed.

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The EuroHockey Championships (Indoor) comprise eight teams, split into two pools according to FIH World Ranking positions

The EuroHockey Championships (Indoor) comprise eight teams, split into two pools according to FIH World Ranking positions. From 2024, the tournament will increase to 10 teams, played in two pools of five. Following the pool stage, the two top teams in each pool will contest semi-finals, while the teams placed third and fourth will play for 5-8th place. When there are 10 teams, the teams that finish fifth in the pools will play for 9-10th place. Teams ranked ninth and tenth will be relegated. The event is a qualifier for next edition of the FIH Indoor World Cup.

The EuroHockey Indoor Senior Championship II-A and II-B will have equal status from 2024, replacing the former Championship II and Championship III. Only one team per event will be promoted to the Championship.

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The EuroHockey ID Championships take place every two years.

While the emphasis is fun, participation and development, the competition is fierce. The EuroHockey ID Championships take place every two years. This format is for ID (Intellectual Disability) Hockey. The FIH and EuroHockey work closely with Special Olympics, Virtus and IPC on grassroots to elite pathways for ID Hockey and the classification systems.

The EuroHockey U21 Championship takes place every two years, in the season leading up to the FIH Junior World Cup

The EuroHockey U21 Championship takes place every two years, in the season leading up to the FIH Junior World Cup. Eight natioanl teams compete in the competition and the teams finishing in the top two positions will qualify for the FIH Junior World Cup (male and female). There may be additional World Cup places available depending on the number of qualification spots allocated by the FIH

The EuroHockey Indoor (U21) Championships comprise eight teams, split into two pools

The EuroHockey Indoor (U21) Championships comprise eight teams, split into two pools. The EuroHockey will decide the composition of the pools based on the FIH World Ranking positions of the senior teams. From 2024, the tournament will increase to 10 teams, played in two pools of five. Following the pool stage, the two top teams in each pool will contest semi-finals, while the teams placed third and fourth will play for 5-8th place. When there are 10 teams, the teams that finish fifth in the pools will play for 9-10th place. Teams ranked ninth and tenth will be relegated.

The U18 Championship sees eight teams contesting the title.

The U18 Championship sees eight teams contesting the title.The competition take place every two years in the odd-numbered years. Teams ranked 9th to 16th will compete in Championship II, the next level competes in Championship III.

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The U16s Hockey5s is the first opportunity for future stars of the game to shine on the international stage.

The U16s Hockey5s is the first opportunity for future stars of the game to shine on the international stage. The EuroHockey Championships for this age group takes place every two years, in the evenly numbered years. Eight teams of each gender contest the Championship. Championship II and Championship III events provide international hockey opportunities for teams ranked outside the top eight. The event is a qualifier for the Youth Olympic Games.Players must be over 13 on the first day of the competition to particpiate.

The EuroHockey national association club scene is an exciting, highly competitive environment where athletes are given the chance to really shine. The club game has a long history that has produced some real legends of the game.

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Held annually, there are three EuroHockey Indoor titles at stake: the Club Championship, the Indoor Cup and the Indoor Trophy.

Held annually, there are three EuroHockey Indoor titles at stake: the Club Championship, the Indoor Cup and the Indoor Trophy. The Club Championship is open to the current indoor champion club of each national association member. The Cup is open to champion club of the nations who finished ranked 1-6 in the previous year’s Cup and the champion clubs of the two nations that were promoted from the previous year’s Trophy competition. The Club Challenge has two divisions: Challenge I and Challenge II. The champion club and runner-up of Challenge I is promoted the Trophy.

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There are four EuroHockey Club titles at stake each season for clubs playing in member national associations.

There are four EuroHockey Club titles at stake each season for clubs playing in member national associations. These are the EuroHockey League, the EuroHockey Trophy i and II and EuroHockey Challenge.

Sixteen club teams contest the EuroHockey League (EHL) in an exciting series of three knockout events: KO16, Final8 and Final4.

Sixteen club teams contest the EuroHockey League (EHL) in an exciting series of three knockout events: KO16, Final8 and Final4.Qualification is based on the ranking positions achieved by the clubs representing each national association in the precedeing three seasons in both EHL and Trophy competitions. EuroHockey Club Trophy I and II and the EuroHockey Club Challenge all comprise eight teams, contesting the title over a weekend of hockey action.

Eight club teams contest the EuroHockey League (EHL), played over a weekend of top quality hockey action

Eight club teams contest the EuroHockey League (EHL), played over a weekend of top quality hockey action.Qualification is based on the ranking positions achieved by the clubs representing each national association in the preceding three seasons in both EHL and Trophy competitions. EuroHockey Club Trophy Tournaments and EuroHockey Club Challenge all comprise eight teams, contesting the title over a weekend of hockey action.

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2024 Valspar Championship leaderboard, scores: Stewart Cink tied for Round 2 lead; Justin Thomas one off pace

Justin thomas is chasing and currently the favorite to win the event.

An unlikely co-leader rose to the top of the board at a Valspar Championship complete with Jordan Spieth adventures (more on that below), Justin Thomas ups and downs, and one of the more surprising missed cuts on the PGA Tour so far this season.

After 36 holes, 50-year-old Stewart Cink co-leads the event a 6 under after shooting a 4-under 67. He leads the field in approach play after two days and is looking for his first win on the PGA Tour since the 2021 RBC Heritage.

He'll have a few problems in the form a five-way tie at the top, as well as a bevy of younger horses just behind him, but a 50-year-old Cink winning the week after the Players Championship would be one of the more shocking (and compelling) golf stories of 2024 to date. 

Let's dive in on Friday's second round and what to expect over the next few days. 

The leaders

T1. Stewart Cink, Kevin Streelman, Chandler Phillips, Brendon Todd, Mackenzie Hughes (-6)

What a crew this is. Cink was actually 7 under with seven holes left in his day and looked like he might run it to 8 under or better, but he played the last seven in 1 over, including a bogey at the last that kept him from taking the outright lead. Still, this is a stunner. 

Cink has two top 10s in his last four starts ... but both of them were on PGA Tour Champions. He only has one top 10 on the PGA Tour -- a T7 at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship -- since the start of the 2022-23 season. In a season of strange longshots winning PGA Tour tournaments, Cink might honestly be the strangest long shot that could do it.

His approach play has been exceptional, though. Even though his driver has been shaky (mostly because he's 133rd in the field in distance off the tee), he's crushing greens and is gaining nearly 3.0 strokes per round on approach shots alone. If that continues, we might actually get a 50-year-old champion this week at the Valspar.

"It feels great," said Cink. "Being in contention feels the same way no matter where you are, to be honest. Obviously, the field is a little different here at Valspar than it was the last time I teed it up at Cologuard in Tucson on the PGA Tour Champions. But it still feels the same, and I didn't have a very good finish there. I was ... to say in contention would be like understating it. I should have won the tournament, and I didn't finish it off. I had a little bit of a meltdown.

"So I'm just thrilled to be right back at the top of the leaderboard to test myself out again this week, because that's really what you want at the start of the year," he continued. "You want to get in contention as much as possible and let the chips fall. You start trying to control too many things out there, it doesn't work out in your favor. So, I get another chance to learn some really great lessons and maybe some hard lessons this week again."

Other contenders

T6. Ben Martin, Keith Mitchell, Lucas Glover, Peter Malnati, Seamus Power, Scott Stallings, Adam Svensson, Justin Thomas (-5)

Obviously, J.T. is the big name here at the 5-under group. He got it all the way to 7 under as well before dropping two shots at the par-3 13th hole on a water ball. Other than that shot -- which came up 25 yards short of the hole and in the water -- he's been hitting it quite well this week (he still gained strokes on approach play on Friday) and is poised to win his first event since the 2022 PGA Championship.

"Yeah, I think my finish on 18 kind of sums it up," said Thomas, who made bogey at the last to fall out of a tie for first. "I truly just feel like I completely lost my concentration and what was going on and just hit a terrible iron shot there. 

"Yeah, it was weird. I mean, I think we got very lucky with the weather," he continued. "I know those guys had a lot of wind this morning, we had some this afternoon, it just was very gusty and it made that back nine very challenging. But, yeah, I scrambled really well and I hit a lot of really, really quality golf shots. I picked a bad time to have the worst shot of the tournament so far, but I'm in a great place with two days left."

Presumably, the "worst shot of the tournament" was a reference to that shot on No. 13 that came up well short of the pin and the green. But J.T. scrambled well at other times and held a 2-under round together, in the instance below with one of the great flop shots you'll see.

It doesn't get much better than this. @JustinThomas34 showing off some brilliant touch around the greens. pic.twitter.com/8tuFnOjyLX — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) March 22, 2024

Sam Burns MC

Of course I picked Sam Burns in my one-and done this week, and of course he misses his first cut of the year at a place where he has traditionally thrived (and won multiple times). Of course. Burns' success so far this year had been terrific ... until this week.

Jordan Spieth adventures

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Spieth also missed the cut after a wild second day that included some interesting exploration. He shot 74 when even 73 would have helped him play the weekend. It certainly did not help him that the morning wave experienced a golf course that played a shot more difficult than it did in the afternoon.

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