| HK Triglav Kranj | |
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| City | Kranj, Slovenia |
| League | International Hockey League Slovenian Championship |
| Founded | 1968 [1] |
| Operated | 1968–present |
| Home arena | Zlato Polje Ice Hall |
| Colours | Blue, white, orange |
| Head coach | Dejan Varl |
| Website | hktriglav.si |
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