Nationalliga (AUT)

League status: Active
Administered by: Österreichischer Eishockeyverband
Head manager: Christian Gross
Year of start: 1959
WWW: http://www.eishockey.at/nationalliga/

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13 May 2021 \|	Samuel Dubé (F)	Red Bull Hockey Juniors	ERC Ingolstadt
23 Jan 2013 \|	Gerd Gruber (D)	ATSE Graz	VEU Feldkirch
13 Jan 2013 \|	Matic Jancar (D)	EC-KAC Future Team	HK Slavija Ljubljana
02 Oct 2012 \|	Marcus Skoglund (F)	EC Bregenzerwald	IK Sätra

Champions
History
Links

2022-2023: EK Zeller Eisbären
2021-2022: EC Bregenzerwald
2020-2021: EHC Lustenau
2019-2020: Red Bull Hockey Juniors
2018-2019: EC Red Bull Salzburg 2
2011-2012: HC TWK Innsbruck
2010-2011: VEU Feldkirch
2009-2010: Dornbirner EC
2008-2009: EHC Lustenau
2007-2008: Dornbirner EC
2006-2007: VEU Feldkirch
2005-2006: EHC Lustenau
2004-2005: EKZ Die Eisbären
2003-2004: EC The Red Bulls Salzburg
2002-2003: EKZ Die Eisbären
2001-2002: EC Supergau Feldkirch
2000-2001: EC The Red Bulls Salzburg
1999-2000: Graz 99ers
1998-1999: KSV Eishockeyclub
1997-1998: DEK Schellander Klagenfurt
1996-1997: EHC Lustenau
1995-1996: Kitzbüheler Eishockeyklub
1994-1995: DSG Rotschitzen
1993-1994: Innsbrucker EV
1992-1993: EC Ehrwald
1991-1992: EHC Lustenau
1990-1991: EK Zell am See
1989-1990: EK Zell am See
1988-1989: Kapfenberger SV
1987-1988: Kapfenberger SV
1986-1987: UEC The Dragons Mödling
1985-1986: EK Zell am See
1984-1985: Wiener EV
1983-1984: EHC Lustenau
1982-1983: EC Graz99ers
1981-1982: EHC Lustenau
1980-1981: ATSE Graz
1979-1980: EC Stadlau Wien
1978-1979: EK Zell am See
1977-1978: EHC Lustenau
1976-1977: EC Villacher Sportverein
1975-1976: EC Villacher Sportverein
1974-1975: EK Zell am See
1973-1974: EHC Lustenau
1972-1973: Kapfenberger SV
1970-1971: EC Stadlau Wien
1969-1970: EC Graz99ers
1968-1969: Innsbrucker EV
1967-1968: EC Ehrwald
1966-1967: EHC Feldkirch
1965-1966: ATSE Graz
1965-1966: ASKÖ Favoriten
1964-1965: Innsbrucker EV
1962-1963: ATSE Graz
1961-1962: ASKÖ Favoriten
1961-1962: SV Ehrwald
1961-1962: ATSE Graz
1960-1961: EK Zell am See
1959-1960: EK Zell am See
1959-1960: Wiener EV

Was a former second tier ice hockey league in Austria. For the 2012-13 season, it was replaced by the Inter-National League and from 2016-17 season by the Alps Hockey League.
From that season until 2017-2018 the best placed Austrian team was declared Austrian Champion.
From 2018-2019 season the best 4 Austrian teams in Alps Hockey League play a final four to determine the Austrian champion

http://www.eishockey.at/nationalliga/

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Hungarian team Dunaújvárosi Acélbikák signed experienced Swedish coach Stephan Lundh to face its first season in Austrian Nationalliga. Lundh - 52 - coached Djurgården, Malmö and Frolunda where he won Elitserien in 2004/2005 along with Coach of the Year Award. He also coached Sweden national team between 1998 and 2000 and Sweden U18, crowning World Champion in 2010

(01 Sep 2011)

EHC Bregenzerwald of the Austrian Nationalliga (2nd league) are without a home rink since their home arena Eisarena Alberschwende will be closed. The muncipilaty has decided to close the outdoor arena. There are plans for a new indoor rink but that can open earliest to the 2012/2013 season. The club hopes they can find a solution so they can still play at the Eisarena Alberschwende for the 2011/2012 season.

(22 Jul 2011)

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