2007 in ice hockey

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The following is a chronicle of events during the year 2007 in ice hockey .

Contents

National Hockey League

Canadian Hockey League

International hockey

European hockey

Women's hockey

Although the National Women's Hockey League and Western Women's Hockey League had nominally merged prior to the season, the Western squads did not face off against the Eastern teams, and no unified champion was declared.

The Brampton Thunder defeated the Montreal Axion to win the NWHL championship, while the Calgary Oval X-Treme captured their third consecutive WWHL title, and fifth consecutive league championship overall.

Following the season, the NWHL announced that the Eastern and Central divisions had suspended operations, leaving only the Western Division operational in 2007–08.

Minor League hockey

Junior A hockey

Season articles

2006–07 NHL season 2007–08 NHL season
2006–07 AHL season 2007–08 AHL season
2006–07 ECHL season 2007–08 ECHL season
2006–07 OHL season 2007–08 OHL season
2006–07 QMJHL season 2007–08 QMJHL season
2006–07 WHL season 2007–08 WHL season

Deaths

See also

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References

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  2. Dellisanti, Angela, Tocchet gets 2-years probation, azcentral.com, August 17, 2007
  3. CANADA COMPLETES CANADA/ RUSSIA SUPER SERIES WITH UNDEFEATED RECORD, hockeycanada.ca, September 9, 2007
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