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2014–15 EIHL season
League
Elite Ice Hockey League
Sport
Ice hockey
Duration
September - March
Regular season
League
Sheffield Steelers
Top scorer
Mathieu Roy, Sheffield Steelers
Challenge Cup
Champions
Cardiff Devils
Conference
Erhardt champions
Nottingham Panthers
  Erhardt runners-up
Sheffield Steelers
Gardiner champions
Braehead Clan
  Gardiner runners-up
Fife Flyers
Playoffs
Champions
Coventry Blaze
  Runners-up
Sheffield Steelers

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The 2014-15 Elite Ice Hockey League Season is the 12th season of the Elite Ice Hockey League. The regular season begins early September and will end in March.


On 30 April 2014, the Elite League announced changes to the import rules, as from the 2014–15 season, the number of non British-trained players would rise from 11 to 12, while the amount of work-permit players would remain at 11. The number of non British-trained players would then rise to 13 in season 2015-16 and 14 in season 2016-17, with the amount of work-permit players again remaining at 11.


The EIHL lost some top British players such as Jonathan Weaver and Danny Meyers along with Matt Towe and Sam Zajac to the EPIHL, the first team to take advantage of the rule changes was the Steelers with them announcing the signing of British/Canadian Rod Sarich.




Contents






  • 1 Teams


  • 2 Standings


  • 3 League Officials


  • 4 Match Officials


  • 5 References





Teams[edit]


The ten teams were split into two conferences. Teams played the sides in their conferences four times, home and away (32 games), and played the sides in the other conferences twice, home and away (20 games).


Conference champions Braehead Clan and Sheffield Steelers took the top two spots in the league, but neither side could continue their success in the playoffs, which was won by Coventry Blaze, who beat the Steelers 4-2 in the final.[1]


The Challenge Cup went to the Cardiff Devils, with the Steelers again finishing runners-up, losing 2-1. [2]











Standings[edit]


















































































































 Regular season standings [3]
 GP
 W
 L
 OTL
 SOL
 Pts
1. Sheffield Steelers 52 35 13 1 3
74
2. Braehead Clan 52 35 14 2 2
73
3. Cardiff Devils 52 34 14 2 1
72
4. Nottingham Panthers 52 29 16 3 4
65
5. Belfast Giants 52 27 19 2 4
60
6. Coventry Blaze 52 24 25 2 1
51
7. Hull Stingrays 52 20 23 3 6
49
8. Fife Flyers 52 22 27 1 2
47
9. Edinburgh Capitals 52 20 26 1 5
46
10. Dundee Stars 52 14 33 2 3
33

GP=Games Played W=Win, L=Lose, OTL=Over Time Loses, SOL=Shoot Out Loses, Pts=Points,



League Officials[edit]























Position Name
Chairman Tony Smith
Media Representative Chris Ellis
Head of Discipline Moray Hansen
Head Referee Mick Hicks


Match Officials[edit]


Referees:
Tom Darnell, Mike Hicks, James Ashton, Jonny Liptrott, Dean Smith, Neil Wilson and Stefan Hogarth.


Linesmen:
Scott Dalgleish, Andrew Dalton, Ally Flockhart, Pavel Halas, James Kavanagh, Sam Motton, Gordon Pirry, Danny Beresford, Matt Rose, Luke Palmer, Paul Brooks, Paul Staniforth and Lee Young.



References[edit]





  1. ^ https://www.bbc.com/sport/ice-hockey/32192436


  2. ^ https://www.bbc.com/sport/ice-hockey/31790600


  3. ^ http://www.eliteleague.co.uk















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