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1948–49 British Ice Hockey season




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The 1948-49 British Ice Hockey season featured the English National League and Scottish National League.[1]






Contents






  • 1 English National League


  • 2 English Autumn Cup


    • 2.1 Results




  • 3 English International Tournament


    • 3.1 Results




  • 4 Scottish National League


    • 4.1 Regular season


    • 4.2 Playoffs




  • 5 Scottish Cup


    • 5.1 Results




  • 6 Simpson Trophy


    • 6.1 Results




  • 7 Canada Cup


    • 7.1 Results




  • 8 References





English National League[edit]


Main article: 1948–49 English National League season


English Autumn Cup[edit]



Results[edit]






























































































 Club
 GP
 W
 L
 D
 GF-GA
 Pts
1. Wembley Monarchs 14 10 3 1 70:45
21
2. Harringay Racers 14 8 3 3 76:54
19
3. Earls Court Rangers 14 7 6 1 59:56
15
4. Harringay Greyhounds 14 7 6 1 68:70
15
5. Nottingham Panthers 14 7 7 0 69:58
14
6. Streatham Royals 14 6 6 2 52:42
14
7. Brighton Tigers 14 3 9 2 59:84
8
8. Wembley Lions 14 3 11 0 46:90
6


English International Tournament[edit]



Results[edit]






























































































 Club
 GP
 W
 T
 L
 GF-GA
 Pts
1. Wembley Monarchs 14 9 2 3 78:41
20
2. Nottingham Panthers 14 9 0 5 79:52
18
3. Harringay Greyhounds 14 9 0 5 60:55
18
4. Streatham Royals 14 8 0 6 72:45
16
5. Brighton Tigers 14 7 0 7 80:64
14
6. Wembley Lions 14 6 1 7 61:69
13
7. Earls Court Rangers 14 5 1 8 52:59
11
8. Racing Club de France 14 1 0 13 41:138
2


Scottish National League[edit]



Regular season[edit]




















































































 Club
 GP
 W
 L
 T
 GF-GA
 Pts
1. Fife Flyers 24 16 5 3 119:74
35
2. Falkirk Lions 24 17 7 0 152:91
34
3. Dunfermline Vikings 24 14 7 3 118:103
31
4. Paisley Pirates 24 10 11 3 137:137
23
5. Dundee Tigers 24 8 14 2 123:138
18
6. Perth Panthers 24 8 14 2 106:139
18
7. Ayr Raiders 24 3 18 3 103:176
9


Playoffs[edit]


Semifinals




  • Falkirk Lions - Paisley Pirates 15:9 on aggregate (12:4, 3:5)


  • Fife Flyers - Dunfermline Vikings 13:20 on aggregate (5:7, 5:3 - tied, two more games played - 3:4, 0:6)


Final



  • Falkirk Lions - Dunfermline Vikings 9:4 on aggregate (3:2, 6:2)


Scottish Cup[edit]



Results[edit]




























































































 Club
 GP
 W
 L
 T
 GF
 GA
 Pts
1. Falkirk Lions 12 8 3 1 65 49
17
2. Paisley Pirates 12 7 4 1 79 67
15
3. Dundee Tigers 12 6 5 1 77 75
13
4. Fife Flyers 12 5 5 2 63 51
12
5. Ayr Raiders 12 6 6 0 69 59
12
6. Dunfermline Vikings 12 4 7 1 70 75
9
7. Perth Panthers 12 3 9 0 57 104
6


Simpson Trophy[edit]



Results[edit]


Final



  • Perth Panthers - Dundee Tigers 17:14 on aggregate (8:8, 9:6)


Canada Cup[edit]



Results[edit]




























































































 Club
 GP
 W
 L
 T
 GF
 GA
 Pts
1. Falkirk Lions 12 10 2 0 84 44
20
2. Fife Flyers 12 8 3 1 68 54
17
3. Paisley Pirates 12 8 4 0 77 64
16
4. Dunfermline Vikings 12 5 7 0 59 63
10
5. Ayr Raiders 12 4 8 0 65 79
8
6. Perth Panthers 12 3 8 1 47 74
7
7. Dundee Tigers 12 3 9 0 53 75
6


References[edit]





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