Russian Championship (women)

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HC SKIF Nizhny Novgorod

from 1999 to 2015: Russian Championship (women)
from 2015 to present: Women’s Hockey League

2018-2019: HC Agidel Ufa
2017-2018: HC Agidel Ufa
2016-2017: HC Tornado
2015-2016: HC Tornado
2014-2015: HC Tornado
2013-2014: HC SKIF Nizhny Novgorod
2012-2013: HC Tornado
2011-2012: HC Tornado
2010-2011: HC Tornado
2009-2010: HC SKIF Nizhny Novgorod
2008-2009: HC Tornado
2007-2008: HC SKIF Nizhny Novgorod
2006-2007: HC Tornado
2005-2006: HC Tornado
2004-2005: HC SKIF Moscow
2003-2004: HC SKIF Moscow
2002-2003: HC SKIF Moscow
2001-2002: HC SKIF Moscow
2000-2001: HC SKIF Moscow
1999-2000: HC Spartak-Mercury Ekaterinburg
1998-1999: Viking Moskva
1997-1998: CSK VVS Moskva
1996-1997: CSK VVS Moskva
1995-1996: Luzhniki Moskva

The Russian women's championship. Since 2015 organized by KHL.

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Agidel Ufa beat Tornado 4-1 to win the Russian Women's Championship for the first time. Agidel won all playoff games - first both semi final games against SKIF and then all three final games against Tornado.

(23 Apr 2018)

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Fast factsseason 2007-2008

Youngest player: Emma Laaksonen (26 years)
Oldest player: Kati Kovalainen (33 years)
Shortest player: Emma Laaksonen (159 cm)
Tallest player: Karoliina Rantamäki (171 cm)
Nationalities: Finland (3)

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