1st SNHL 1969/70

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Master: LVS Poprad
Newcomers: none
Relegated: none
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The 1969/70 season of the 1st Slovenská národná hokejová liga (1st SNHL for short; German: 1st Slovak National Ice Hockey League) was the first staging of the shared second ice hockey division in Czechoslovakia . The 1st SNHL emerged from the purely Slovak D season of the 2nd league , which was founded in 1963 and was transferred to an independent league in 1969. First champion of the league was Lokomotíva Vagónka Stavbár Poprad , who took part in the qualification for the 1st league together with three representatives of the 1st ČNHL . LVS Poprad missed promotion with just one win out of six games. Due to an increase in the league for the following season, there was no relegation, but with LB Zvolen , SMZ Spartak Dubnica nad Váhom , VTJ Dukla Prešov and Strojárne Martin four promoted from the 2nd SNHL to the 1st SNHL.

mode

The game mode provided for two double rounds of 14 games per team, i. H. Two home and two away games against every other participant. The total number of games per team was 28 games in the season. Then the first in the table qualified for the 1st league qualification.

table

club Sp S. U N Torv. Points
1. LVS Poprad 28 21st 3 4th 117: 67 45
2. ŠK Liptovský Mikuláš 28 16 4th 8th 104: 81 36
3. Dukla Trenčín 28 13 2 13 121: 99 28
4th ZVL Žilina 28 11 6th 11 119: 117 28
5. Slovan ChZJD Bratislava B 28 12 3 13 111: 110 27
6th Spartak BEZ Bratislava 28 9 4th 15th 109: 113 22nd
7th Iskra Smrečina Banská Bystrica 28 8th 5 15th 81: 134 21st
8th. Dukla Trnava 28 7th 3 18th 97: 138 10

1st league qualification

LVS Poprad took part in the qualification for the first division, but missed promotion to the first division with just one win out of six games.

Lokomotíva Vagónka Stavbár Poprad's master squad

literature

  • Daniel Drevený u. a .: Hokej 95 - Sprievodca hokejovou sezónou 1995/96 . Šport press, Bratislava 1995, ISBN 978-80-85742-02-2 , p. 58-61 .

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