2010–11 Slovenian Hockey League season

The 2010/11 season the Slovenian Hockey League was held after the second edition of the international hockey Bewerbes the Slohokej League and was therefore discharged in a condensed form. Defending champion and new masters was the HK Jesenice, who thus won the 32th league title in their history.

• 3.1 final
• 3.2 3rd place match

Teilnerhmerfeld and mode

After completion of the Slohokej League began on 18 March 2011 to host the Slovenian Hockey League. Part of the Slovenian participants in the Slohokej League and the two clubs HK Jesenice and HDD Olimpija Ljubljana, who had previously played in the Austrian Hockey League were divided into two groups and played a simple round-trip round against each other. Then each of the two group winners and runners came together to identify the Slovenian champion and third place.

Regular season

As expected, the regular season was dominated by the two EBEL clubs who lost both no game and asserted themselves clear. The placements of the remaining four clubs reflected in the Slohokej League in about their performance.

Tables

Playoffs

The HK Jesenice had the first two games of the final series before empty stands complete, as multiple approvals were missing, which could be obtained only belatedly.

Final

3rd Place Match

Statistics

Cadres of the Slovenian champion

Goalkeeper Michal Fikrt, Mitch O'Keefe, Jaakko Suomalainen

Defender: Jason Beckett, matevž Erman, Aleksander Magovac, Doug Nolan, Mitja Robar, Gašper Sušanj, Eric Werner

Attacker: Mickel Bayrack, Miha Brus, Marc Cavosie, Jure Dolinšek, Tomo Hafner, Ziga Jeglič, Anže Kuralt, Marjan Manfreda, Klemen Pretnar, Robert Sabolić, Tičar Rok, Andrej Židan

Head Coach:

Swell

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