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Sridonian Hockey League

Sridonian Hockey League

Current season, competition, or edition:
🏒 2024–25 SHL Season

Sport: Ice Hockey

Founded: 1962 (62 years ago)

Commissioner: Joey Loria

No. of teams: 32

Country: Yasquia

Headquarters: 474 Central Avenue, Wokterlo, New Berkshire

Most recent champion(s): Aurbana Shockers (4th title)

Most titles: Swainsboro Monarchs (26 titles)

TV Partner(s):
Cable/Terrestrial:
• NTV/SPSN
• TNT
• SBC/UWS
• KBC/Xtreme (KS1/KS2)
• SHL Network

Streaming:
• Hulu
• YouTube
• HBO Max
• Twitch

Website: www.shl.ya

Sridonauk Hockey League

The Sridonian Hockey League (SHL) is a professional ice hockey league in Sridonia. The league is composed of 32 teams, all in the United Federation, and is one of the four major professional sports leagues in the United Federation. It is the second most popular sports league in Sridonia and one of the most popular hockey leagues in the world.

The league was founded in Wokterlo on May 19, 1910, as the Hockey League (HL). It changed its name to the Sridonian Hockey League on August 7, 1962, after merging with the National Hockey Association. The SHL’s regular season runs from October to April, with each team playing 82 games. The league's playoff tournament extends into June. Despite a salary cap being implemented, SHL players are still some of the highest paid in the world, with the two highest contracts being $39 million/year for Pekka Santanen of the Aurbana Shockers and $37.5 million/year for Marcus Kahemki of the Port Carverton Mystics.

The SHL is an active member of the United Federation Hockey Administration (UFHA), which is recognized by the IIHF (International Ice Hockey Federation) as the national governing body for hockey in the United Federation. The league's several international as well as individual team offices are directed out of its head offices in Central Square in Wokterlo, while its SHL Entertainment and SHL TV studios are directed out of offices located in Nauhaka, New Berkshire. In Sridonia, the SHL is the second wealthiest professional sport league after the National Premier League, and one of the top ice hockey leagues in the world, directly rivaling the United States’ National Hockey League and Eurasia’s Kontinental Hockey League.

The Swainsboro Monarchs hold the title for most league championships, winning the Watson Cup 26 times. The Aurbana Shockers are the defending league champions, as they defeated the Kamchatka Hornets 4–2 in the 2025 Watson Cup Finals.

Teams

Eastern Conference

Southeast Division:

Team	City	Arena	Capacity	Founded	Joined	General Manager	Head Coach	Captain
Aurbana Shockers	Aurbana, Aenoma	Farmers Union Arena	18,561	1992	1992	Julio Hernandez	Anton Stralburg	Pekka Santanen
Sangar Warriors	Sangar, South Qascano	SCLive Arena	17,181	1972	1972	Henrik Joseph	Mike Kapoor	Ilya Kustachev
Tahalen Hurricanes	Pauktan, Tahalen	Rentals.com Arena	14,922	1995	1995	Mike Scott	Joel Hykeem	Taylor Ato’Ato
Toberville Firebirds	Toberville, North Qascano	TCX Center	19,484	1972	1972	Greg Syzlak	Stan Kingsley	Lamar Taupen
Santander Thunder	Santander, Alcabito	Nissan Arena	17,515	1970	1970	David McPherson	Patrick Freeman	Paul Singh
Taneska Skeeters	Auckland, Taneska	Arrowhead Arena	16,419	1999	1999	Dwight Simpson	John Donowitz	Mikko Luukkonen
Qasokna Hawkeyes	Qasokna, NCD	UnionBank Arena	18,109	1972	1972	Kim Nash	Hwa Jae-Sung	Martin Clark
New Osaka Hawks	New Osaka, Loyas	Blue Street Center	16,445	1910	1910	Naomi Abdullah	Angelo Green	Yakov Timurovich

Northeast Division:

Team	City	Arena	Capacity	Founded	Joined	General Manager	Head Coach	Captain
Aukoben Red Wolves	Boulder Town, Aukoben	Red Wolf County Sports Palace	16,406	1983	1984	Dominic Rodriguez	Dominique Hudson	Owen Cook
Nultransa Wheatmen	Dawsonville, Nultransa	PacificLink Arena	18,519	1990	1992	Jason Saunders	Jusso Kauppinen	Ahmad Bowers
Wokterlo Phantoms	Wokterlo, New Berkshire	Centre Park Garden	20,103	1904	1910	Antti Anttonen	Tomas Martínez	Shaquille Ebrahim
Moscakee Skipjacks	Moscakee, Paonland	Northeast Energy Arena	17,688	1962	1962	Khalil Youssef	Alex Hudson	Terrell Castillo
Kiperville Condors	Kiperville, Paonland	SridoTrak Center	19,303	1962	1962	Peter Howard	Amreek Singh	Vacant
Pawlhakya Gladiators	Pawlhakya, Wospena	Northern Coliseum	18,704	1908	1910	Joseph Abdelkawy	Keenan Porter	Jake Juarez
Swainsboro Monarchs	Swainsboro, Moltican	Moltican Wholesale Center	18,006	1896	1910	Tabakov Georgiev	Matsuda Raidon	Kyle Kawamoto
Touphin Bluewave	La Coruña, Touphin	ANBT Arena	16,906	2000	2000	Jackson Morris	Allen Hardin	Vacant

Western Conference

Central Division:

Team	City	Arena	Capacity	Founded	Joined	General Manager	Head Coach	Captain
Midland Bolts	Somakov, Midland	Western Mutual Center	18,515	1969	1972	Mikhail Sefovsky	Bruce Contreras	Miguel Theodore
Mayorca Tropics	Mayorca, Tahoda	TMBC Center	17,407	1981	1984	Reuben Santiago	Karina Perez	Yrjänä Kivimäki
Kobyan Prairie Dogs	Kobyan City, Kobyan	Prairie Energy Center	19,205	1962	1962	Mike Lawson	Chris Cooke	Anthony Thomas
Oleyoka Railers	Oleyoka City, Oleyoka	RCS Arena	18,500	1908	1910	Taavetti Marttila	Sebastian Fowler	Odell Watts
Targon Commodores	Fort Dexter, Targon	National Airlines Arena	20,005	1962	1962	Tyrell Hardin	Alex Gomez	Vladislav Bolotnikov
Holbart Raptors	Holbart, Targon	Ford Center	18,400	1972*	1972*	Matthew Murphy	Mike Woodward	Kevin Solatikov
St. Lawrence Centurions	St. Lawrence, Kolaxa	SridoCapital Center	19,400	1995	1995	Jarrod Ellens	Nikolai Baranov	N’kell Evans
Odessa Admirals	Odessa, Wuloksky	Twins Bank Arena	17,550	2000	2000	Joe Moreland	Jyreese Johnson	Hugo Baudelaire

Pacific Division:

Team	City	Arena	Capacity	Founded	Joined	General Manager	Head Coach	Captain
Ausena Pharaohs	Toxaca, Ausena	Southwest Bank Arena	18,205	1970	1970	Jeremy Colazar	Devon Quincy	Samu Härmälä
Port Carverton Mystics	Port Carverton, Konakata	Omega Center	21,436	1909	1910	Matsuno Shigochiyo	Sheldon Kendrick	Marcus Kahemki
Konakata Sharks	Totaffe, Konakata	Royal’s Hypermarkets Arena	17,409	1962	1962	David Anderson	Bogdan Antonov	Sergei Pavlov
Meridian Mariners	Meridian, Osangi	Market Square Arena	16,400	1997	2000	James Kerval	Adam Jones	Corbin Sandoval
Sotac Wahoo	Sotac, Wasokla	Cole’s Classic Arena	18,505	1981	1984	Nathan Fisher	Kyle Summers	Ahmad Mooney
Kamchatka Hornets	Petropavlovsk, Kamchatka	Arctic.com Arena	15,408	1981	1984	Joel Marshall	Paul Cooke	Mark Nelson
Ambaqwe Blazers	Ambaqwe, New Galicia	Sun Bank Arena	17,400	1972	1972	Kevin Hill	Sean Napier	Mike Jonas
Navequi Heartlanders	Orange Lake City, Navequi	OLC Live! Arena	18,000	2014	2017	Robert Porter	Peter McDaniels	Kirill Ostapyuk

Former Teams

Team	City	First season	Last season	Fate	Reason(s)
Wokterlo Sridonians	Nauhaka, New Berkshire	1926	1940	Disbanded	Financial problems caused by World War II, poor team performance.
Kiperville Rangers	Kiperville, Paonland	1917	1950	Left to join UHL	Disagreement with SHL leadership caused them to depart, eventually relocated to Unionville and is now the UHL affiliate of the Kiperville Condors.
Aukoben Red Devils	Middlesboro, Aukoben	1931	1936	Disbanded	Financial and legal issues, poor team performance.
New Madrid Heat	Webland, New Madrid	1962	1971	Relocated to Ironville, became Ironville Heat	Financial issues, poor team performance, inability to attract fanbase.
Tahalen Hurricanes	Pauktan, Tahalen	1962	1971	Relocated to Holbart, became Holbart Raptors	Arena dispute with the City of Pauktan, financial issues, inability to attract fanbase.
Aurbana Lightning	Aurbana, Aenoma	1972	1983	Disbanded	1981 Financial Crisis, disputes with local governments, poor team performance, inability to attract fanbase.
Wuloksky Firebirds	Odessa, Wuloksky	1972	1982	Relocated to Toberville, North Qascano, became Toberville Firebirds	1981 Financial Crisis, disputes with local governments, poor team performance, inability to attract fanbase.
Touphin Steelheads	Touphopolis, Touphin	N/A	N/A	Never played	Founded 1986, did not play due to the City of Touphopolis denying construction of new arena, therefore the team folded in 1987.

League Champions

Cup Champions

2025: Shockers (65–12–5) 4–2 Hornets (51–23–8)
2024: Mystics (50–21–11) 4–2 Hurricanes (53–24–5)
2023: Centurions (62–13–7) 4–2 Shockers (60–14–8)
2022: Shockers (45–30–7) 4–2 Pharaohs (49–22–11)
2021: Warriors (41–25–6) 4–1 Raptors (51–14–7)
2020: Warriors (42–23–7) 4–2 Commodores (39–26–7)
2019: Hurricanes (42–32–8) 4–2 Railers (48–24–10)
2018: Hawkeyes (42–27–13) 4–1 Heartlanders (53–22–7)
2017: Shockers (40–31–11) 4–3 Prairie Dogs (51–23–8)
2016: Prairie Dogs (50–25–7) 4–2 Firebirds (44–26–12)
2015: Railers (50–24–8) 4–0 Hawks (40–35–7)
2014: Hawks (40–12–4) 4–2 Railers (37–16–3)
2013: Hawks (58–16–8) 4–1 Railers (43–25–14)
2012: Thunder (52–20–10) 4–2 Pharaohs (53–18–11)
2011: Shockers (50–26–6) 4–2 Admirals (53–21–8)
2010: Hawks (42–28–12) 4–3 Raptors (46–30–6)
2009: Gladiators (59–15–8) 4–2 Prairie Dogs (56–18–8)
2008: Prairie Dogs (55–16–11) 4–3 Gladiators (54–21–7)
2007: Condors (48–26–8) 4–1 Mariners (45–29–8)
2006: Firebirds (45–26–11) 4–3 Wahoo (51–21–10)
2005: Wheatmen (48–28–6) 4–0 Centurions (38–30–14)
2004: Warriors (49–25–8) 4–3 Mystics (46–31–5)
2003: Gladiators (50–21–11) 4–0 Mystics (48–23–11)
2002: Red Wolves (45–27–10) 4–2 Mystics (51–22–9)
2001: Gladiators (40–36–6) 4–1 Prairie Dogs (44–25–13)
2000: Red Wolves (50–24–8) 4–3 Wahoo (51–25–6)
1999: Commodores (42–26–14) 4–2 Phantoms (45–25–12)
1998: Gladiators (65–10–7) 4–0 Wahoo (48–27–7)
1997: Gladiators (28–15–7) 4–0 Tropics (38–8–4)
1996: Centurions (54–22–6) 4–0 Thunder (49–27–6)
1995: Red Wolves (52–23–7) 4–1 Hornets (49–21–12)
1994: Prairie Dogs (41–34–7) 4–2 Monarchs (37–32–13)
1993: Phantoms (52–20–10) 4–1 Prairie Dogs (47–27–8)
1992: Prairie Dogs (45–27–10) 4–1 Thunder (49–20–13)
1991: Prairie Dogs (58–18–6) 4–2 Hawkeyes (36–30–16)
1990: Gladiators (55–21–6) 4–3 Railers (50–26–6)
1989: Wahoo (61–17–4) 4–1 Hawkeyes (60–13–9)
1988: Bolts (59–15–8) 4–2 Gladiators (51–20–11)
1987: Monarchs (61–13–8) 4–2 Bolts (60–20–2)
1986: Bolts (59–17–6) 4–1 Monarchs (58–17–7)
1985: Bolts (68–7–7) 4–0 Condors (54–20–8)
1984: Bolts (56–19–7) 4–2 Monarchs (48–20–14)
1983: Monarchs (62–16–4) 4–1 Bolts (50–25–7)
1982: Bolts (50–20–12) 4–0 Monarchs (43–23–16)
1981: Bolts (53–17–12) 4–1 Monarchs (51–17–14)
1980: Bolts (50–23–9) 4–1 Monarchs (53–23–6)
1979: Raptors (53–18–11) 4–2 Thunder (52–22–8)
1978 not played due to Political Uprising
1977: Monarchs (48–24–8) 4–1 Bolts (44–27–9)
1976: Monarchs (43–28–9) 4–3 Condors (40–28–12)
1975: Condors (51–20–9) 4–1 Monarchs (49–26–5)
1974: Condors (52–20–8) 4–2 Phantoms (48–24–8)
1973: Phantoms (41–29–10) 4–1 Blazers (45–29–6)
1972: Monarchs (47–19–14) 4–0 Blazers (58–11–11)
1971: Thunder (42–22–10) 4–3 Prairie Dogs (49–25–0)
1970: Monarchs (43–28–3) 4–2 Hurricanes (39–28–7)
1969: Monarchs (52–18–4) 4–0 Hurricanes (42–21–13)
1968: Monarchs (40–28–6) 4–1 Skipjacks (46–26–2)
1967: Monarchs (50–16–6) 4–0 Sharks (34–27–11)
1966: Monarchs (43–18–11) 4–0 Sharks (42–20–10)
1965: Monarchs (32–25–15) 4–1 Condors (40–25–7)
1964: Phantoms (38–26–8) 4–2 Thunder (35–31–6)
1963: Gladiators (33–28–11) 4–1 Thunder (38–22–12)
1962: Phantoms (40–30–2) 4–0 Sharks (35–33–4)

Pre-Merger with NHA:
1961: Mystics 4–3 Railers
1960: Mystics 4–1 Monarchs
1959: Railers 4–0 Mystics
1958: Mystics 4–0 Railers
1957: Monarchs 4–1 Hawks
1956: Phantoms 4–3 Hawks
1955: Hawks 4–0 Phantoms
1954: Hawks 4–0 Railers
1953: Hawks 4–0 Mystics
1952: Mystics 4–2 Hawks
1951: Mystics 4–1 Monarchs
1950: Monarchs 4–0 Mystics
1949: Phantoms 4–3 Mystics
1948: Phantoms 4–2 Monarchs
1947: Monarchs 4–1 Mystics
1946: Monarchs 4–0 Railers
1945: Railers 4–2 Mystics
1941-1944 not played due to World War II
1940: Monarchs 4–1 Railers
1939: Mystics 4–2 Railers
1938: Mystics 4–0 Railers
1937: Mystics 4–2 Monarchs
1936: Mystics 4–3 Gladiators
1935: Gladiators 4–0 Mystics
1934: Monarchs 4–1 Gladiators
1933: Gladiators 4–3 Monarchs
1932: Gladiators 4–0 Monarchs
1931: Monarchs 4–2 Phantoms
1930: Phantoms 4–0 Monarchs
1929: Phantoms 4–1 Hawks
1928: Monarchs 4–1 Rangers
1927: Monarchs 4–0 Hawks
1926: Monarchs 4–3 Gladiators
1925: Monarchs 4–1 Gladiators
1924: Gladiators 4–2 Mystics
1923: Mystics 4–1 Monarchs
1922: Mystics 4–2 Monarchs
1921: Rangers 4–3 Railers
1920: Railers 4–2 Hawks
1919: Mystics 4–0 Hawks
1918: Mystics 4–1 Monarchs
1917: Monarchs 4–0 Gladiators
1916: Monarchs 4–1 Mystics
1915: Monarchs 4–3 Railers
1914: Mystics 4–0 Monarchs
1913: Mystics 3–2 Railers
1912: Railers 3–1 Mystics
1911: Monarchs 3–0 Mystics
1910: Monarchs 1–0 Mystics

Emperor’s Trophy Winners

2024-25: Aurbana Shockers (65–12–5)
2023-24: Ausena Pharaohs (55–19–8)
2022-23: St. Lawrence Centurions (62–13–7)
2021-22: Mayorca Tropics (58–18–6)
2020-21: St. Lawrence Centurions (56–10–6)
2019-20: Oleyoka Railers (46–19–7)
2018-19: Sangar Warriors (64–10–8)
2017-18: Aurbana Shockers (58–19–5)
2016-17: Qasokna Hawkeyes (58–16–8)
2015-16: Moscakee Skipjacks (56–20–6)
2014-15: Tahalen Hurricanes (58–17–7)
2013-14: New Osaka Hawks (40–12–4)
2012-13: New Osaka Hawks (58–16–8)
2011-12: Oleyoka Railers (58–19–5)
2010-11: Pawlhakya Gladiators (60–15–7)
2009-10: Ambaqwe Blazers (53–18–11)
2008-09: Pawlhakya Gladiators (59–15–8)
2007-08: Kobyan Prairie Dogs (55–16–11)
2006-07: Aukoben Red Wolves (52–24–6)
2005-06: Twin Lakes Admirals (59–17–6)
2004-05: Swainsboro Monarchs (54–20–8)
2003-04: Wokterlo Phantoms (49–22–11)
2002-03: Santander Thunder (52–21–9)
2001-02: Wokterlo Phantoms (59–13–10)
2000-01: Nultransa Wheatmen (51–23–8)
1999-00: Port Carverton Mystics (56–17–9)
1998-99: Pawlhakya Gladiators (53–21–8)
1997-98: Pawlhakya Gladiators (65–10–7)
1996-97: Mayorca Tropics (38–8–4)
1995-96: St. Lawrence Centurions (54–22–6)
1994-95: Aukoben Red Wolves (52–23–7)
1993-94: Pawlhakya Gladiators (57–19–6)

SHL Awards

Below is a list of the various SHL Awards and Trophies that commemorate the accomplishments of various teams and players. Stats are updated as of the end of the 2022–23 SHL season.

Team Awards

Award	Description	First awarded	Current holder
Watson Cup	Awarded to the champion of the SHL playoffs.	1926	Port Carverton Mystics
Scott Matthews Trophy	Awarded to the Eastern Conference playoff champion.	1971	Tahalen Hurricanes
Cam Wilson Trophy	Awarded to the Western Conference playoff champion.	1971	Port Carverton Mystics
Emperor’s Trophy	Awarded to the club finishing the regular season with the best overall record (based on points).	1993	Ausena Pharaohs

Broadcasting

The SHL divides its broadcasting rights between four networks: The National Television (Includes NTV and CBSN), The Osukeshia Network (Includes OBS, TNT and SridoTV), Sridonauk Broadcasting Corporation (Includes SBC, KFS Network and SBC7) and the Kontinental Broadcasting Company (Includes KBC, Xtreme Network, FX/FXX Sridonauk and KS1/KS2). Below is a chart of the broadcasting networks and what is included within these deals:

Main network	Channels included	Broadcast days	Years under deal	Playoffs	Watson Cup Finals
National Television	NTV SPSN SPSN2 SPSN3 (overflow) SPSNU (overflow) SPSN+	Saturdays	1963-present	First/Second Round, Eastern Conference Final	Even numbered years only
Osukeshia Network	TNT OBN SridoTV (overflow) Osukeshia Classics (overflow)	Tuesdays, Thursdays	2009-present	First/Second Round, Western Conference Final	Odd numbered years only
Sridonian Broadcasting Corporation	SBC KFS Network SBC7	Sundays	1982-2014, 2022-present	First/Second Round	N/A
Kontinental Broadcasting Company	KBC Xtreme Network FX FXX (playoff overflow only) KBC Business (playoff overflow only)	Fridays	2022-present	First/Second Round	N/A

Minor League Affiliates

United Hockey League

Aurbana Shockers - Aenoma Rockets
Ausena Pharaohs - Fairfield Flock
Aukoben Red Wolves - Middlesboro Red Wolves
Holbart Raptors - South Coast Raptors
Kamchatka Hornets - Lafayette Sting
Kiperville Condors - Unionville Rangers
Kobyan Prairie Dogs - Tuzhel/Newcastle Area Charge
Konakata Sharks - West Pacific Coast Battalion
Mayorca Tropics - Tahoda City Thunderbirds
Meridian Mariners - Osangi Lakemen
Midland Bolts - Miner’s Peak Oilers
Moscakee Skipjacks - Dothan Wolf Pack
Navequi Heartlanders - Orange Lake Fireball
New Osaka Hawks - Monroe Hawks
Nultransa Wheatmen - Oshnau Valley Wheatmen
Odessa Admirals - Twin Lakes Fleet
Oleyoka Railers - Paris Inferno
Pawlhakya Gladiators - Wospena Vipers
Port Carverton Mystics - Suvaya Mystics
Qasokna Hawkeyes - Wostelkiya Hawkeyes
Sangar Warriors - South Qascano Crunch
Santander Thunder - Yuketskofa Sea Monsters
Sotac Wahoo - Sunakov Magma
St. Lawrence Centurions - Kolaxa Eagles
Swainsboro Monarchs - New Madrid Royals
Tahalen Hurricanes - Watford Storm
Taneska Skeeters - Tri-State Mountaineers
Targon Commodores - Alexandria Dragons
Toberville Firebirds - North Qascano Knights
Touphin Bluewave - Yasgota Bluewave
Wokterlo Phantoms - Lakeland City Lions
Ambaqwe Blazers - Santa Cruz Spartans

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