A radical change is expected from next season: two traditional tournaments will disappear
The Euro Hockey Tour passed through a major lifting and will have a brand new format in the upcoming season: with the new agreement between the parties two traditional tournaments - Swedish Oddset Hockey Games and Czech Hockey Games - won't be played anymore, while only "Karjala Tournament", which will be held from 06 to 09 November 2014 in Finland and "Channel One Cup" (18 - 21 December 2014 in Russia) continue to be part of Euro Hockey Tour
In place of Swedish and Czech stages the teams will play two games in three weekends: from 5 to 8 February 2015 (Czech Republic - Russia and Sweden - Finland); from 15 to 19 April 2015 (Finland - Russia and Sweden - Czech Republic); and from 22 to 26 April (Russia - Sweden and Czech Republic - Finland).
The Euro Hockey Tour was played with the same four-tournaments format since 1997. From 2003 to 2007 medal games were played to determine the winner, in th other seasons place order was determined by the tournament standings; Finland is the biggest winner with eight titles
Dmitri Kleshchik
(D)
Dinamo Maladzyechna
HK Gomel
Nikolai Glukhov
(D)
Neftyanik AlmetyevskDinamo Maladzyechna
Simon Després
(D)
Glasgow ClanSaint-Hyacinthe Bataillon
Arslan Yamalov
(F)
Ertis Pavlodar
HC Neuilly-sur-Marne
Nikita Vengers
(F)
HS Riga JAHLHK Mogo
Anton Rubtsov
(F)
University of Alaska-FairbanksWichita Thunder
Kirill Vasilyev
(D)
Vityaz Moscow RegionZauralie Kurgan
Czech Rep.:
Tipsport extraliga |
1.liga |
2.liga
Slovakia:
Tipsport Extraliga |
1.liga
Sweden:
SHL |
HockeyAllsvenskan
Other: EBEL | Belarus | Croatia | Denmark | Estonia | France | Great Britain | Iceland | Italy | Latvia | Lithuania | MOL-liga | Norway | Poland | Romania | Serbia | Slovenia | Spain | NHL | AHL |
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Finland:
Germany:
Switzerland: