The Slovak First League (CPF) (also called the First League or the First Hockey League) is a professional hockey league, which is played by 13 teams from Slovakia . It is the second most powerful hockey league in Slovakia, second only to the Slovak extra liga.
| Slovak First League | |
|---|---|
 Slovakian First League in season 2014/15 | |
| Based | 1993 year |
| A country |  Slovakia |
| Region | Europe |
| Periodicity | annually |
| Number of teams | 13 |
| Exit in | Slovak extra liga |
| Drop out in | Slovak Second League |
| Current winner | HK 46 Bardejov |
| Greatest number of titles | Banska Bystrica |
| Official site | www.szlh.sk |
Content
2014/15 season teams
Teams of the season 2014/15 Slovakian First League
| Team | City | Arena | Capacity | Based |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Participating clubs | ||||
| HK 46 Bardejov | Bardejov | Winter Stadium Bardejov | 1911 | 1946 |
| HC 07 Detva | Detva | Winter Stadium Detva | 1800 | 2007 |
| HC Dukla Senika | Senika | Winter Stadium Senika | 3000 | 1989 |
| HC Presov 07 | Presov | Ice Arena | 6000 | 1928 |
| HC Topolchane | Topolchane | Topvar Arena | 3400 | 1932 |
| MHK 32 Liptovsky Mikulas | Liptovsky Mikulas | Winter Stadium Liptovsky Mikulas | 3680 | 1932 |
| HC 95 Panthers Povazska Bystrica | Povazska Bistrica | Winter Stadium Povazska Bystrica | 2400 | 1938 |
| HC Orange 18 | Trnava | Local Winter Stadium Trnava | 3,800 | 1957 |
| HC Dukla Michalovce | Michalovce | Winter Stadium Michalovce | 2608 | 2000 |
| HC Spisska Nova Ves | Spisska Nova Ves | Spish Arena | 5458 | 1934 |
| HC Trebishov | Trebishov | Winter Stadium Trebisov | 2000 | 1992 |
| HC Trnava | Trnava | Local Winter Stadium Trnava | 3800 | 1957 |
| MshHK Prievidzva | Prievidzva | Winter Stadium Prievidzva | 3986 | 1954 |
Champions
- 2012/13: HK 46 Bardejov
- 2011/12: SCC 37 PieΕ‘tani
- 2010/11: SCC 37 PieΕ‘tani
- 2009/10: SCC 37 PieΕ‘tani
- 2008/09: HC Spisska Nova Ves
- 2007/08: Banska Bystrica
- 2006/07: Skipark Kezmarok
- 2005/06: Banska Bystrica
- 2004/05: MHK Martin
- 2003/04: HC Dubnik
- 2002/03: HC Nitra
- 2001/02: HC Spisska Nova Ves
- 2000/01: UPC Zilina
- 1999/00: Martin
- 1998/99: Spartak ZTS Dubnik
- 1997/98: Banska Bystrica
- 1996/97: HC Zvolen
- 1995/96: Spisska Nova Ves
- 1994/95: Banska Bystrica
- 1993/94: Spartak Dubnik Wach
See also
- Slovak extra liga
- Slovak Second League
- List of world hockey leagues