Three teams competed in ice hockey tournament in capital city Yerevan
Armenian cities of Yerevan and Tsaghkadzor hosted the first edition of Pan-Armenian Winter Games from February 24 and March 2. Four sports were represented: skiing, alpine skiing, snowboarding and hockey. According to regulations: "the Games are open to Armenian passport-holders (irrespective of national origin) and citizens of other countries who have Armenian descent."
Three teams competed in hockey tournament, representing Moscow, Yerevan and Montreal
The teams representing Yerevan and Moscow reached the final. Moscow won 7-4 closing tournament with a perfect record, leaving Yerevan with silver medal and Montreal with bronze.
Tournament results
Moscow-Montreal 11:4
Yerevan-Moscow 7:11
Montreal-Yerevan 6:8
Final: Moscow - Yerevan 7:4
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