Liga Nacional de Hockey Chilena

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Liga Nacional de Hockey Chilena
Roller hockey pictogram.svg
Sport Roller Hockey
Founded2001
No. of teams?
CountryFlag of Chile.svg  Chile
Most recent
champion(s)
Liceo San Agustín
Official website Liga Nacional de Hockey Chilena

The Liga Nacional de Hockey Chilena is one association of Roller Hockey Clubs in Chile. The Liga Nacional de Hockey Chilena is divided in three tournaments:

Contents

Participated Teams in the last Season


List of Winners

YearTorneo AperturaTorneo ClausuraLiga de Honor AperturaLiga de Honor Clausura
2011 Miguel Leon Prado
2010 Universidad Catolica Universidad Catolica Universidad Catolica Liceo San Agustín
2009 Universidad Catolica Liceo San AgustínLiceo San Agustín Universidad de Chile
2008Liceo San Agustín Universidad de Chile Saint Mary Joseph Universidad de Chile
2007 C.D. Thomas Bata Miguel Leon Prado Bstarted in 2008started in 2008
2006 Universidad Catolica C.D. Thomas Bata started in 2008started in 2008

Number of Championships by team

TeamTorneo AperturaTorneo ClausuraLiga de Honor AperturaLiga de Honor ClausuraTOTAL
Universidad Catolica 31105
Liceo San Agustín 11114
Universidad de Chile 01023
C.D. Thomas Bata 11002
Miguel Leon Prado 01102
Saint Mary Joseph 00101
TOTAL554317

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