IEHL - Israel Elite Hockey League

League status: Active
English name: Israel Elite Hockey League
Year of start: 2021
WWW: https://israelhockey.com

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01 Aug 2025 \|	Brandon Lucchesi (F)	Jerusalem Capitals	Biloxi Breakers
06 Sep 2024 \|	Denis Zaychik (F)	Ashdod Dolphins	Junkkarit HT Kalajoki
01 Oct 2023 \|	Maverik Skeans (D)	Holon Vipers	HC Dijon
30 Nov 2022 \|	David Levin (F)	HC Netanya	Nottingham Panthers

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2023-2024: Ashdod Dolphins
2022-2023: HC Netanya
2021-2022: HC Netanya
2020-2021: HC Tel Aviv

This is an independent league run through the Israel National Hockey Society as a summer league, and it will feature import players from North America and Europe mixed with the top Israeli talent.

There will be four clubs in the IEHL, all centrally owned by the league.....HC Tel Aviv, Jerusalem Capitals, Holon Vipers and Bat Yam Dolphins.

https://israelhockey.com

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- Josh Greenberg

July became hockey month in Israel, as for the 1st time ever, a competitive Summer league with international talent came to Israel.
The 4 team league completed a 9 game season, finishing with a bronze and gold medal game.
In the bronze Medal game, the Jerusalem Capitals ended a 4 game losing streak to finish the season on a high-note, defeating the Bat Yam Dolphins 8-6.
In the Gold Medal game, HC Tel Aviv came from last place to be in this game, against 1st place Holon Vipers.

This was an exciting final, where defense was non-existent! After 3 periods, the score was 8-8. The two teams played sudden-death 3-on-3 overtime, when playoff MVP Michael Gennello went on the breakaway and scored the game winner, to give HC Tel Aviv the league championship!

(08 Aug 2021)

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