1998–99 Slovenian Hockey League season
The 1998/99 season was the eighth staging of the Slovenian Hockey League after the declaration of independence of Slovenia from Yugoslavia. She was discharged with four teams. Defending champion and also the new champion was the HDD Olimpija Ljubljana.
Participants and mode
As in previous seasons before the Slovenian Alps League championship was held (see Alps League 1998/99). The three Slovenian clubs received their placement following bonus points ( HDD Olimpija Ljubljana received three, the HK Jesenice 2, the HK Bled one and not involved in the Alps League Club HK Slavija Ljubljana also a point ). After a first round was discharged, retired at the end of the HK Jesenice. The remaining three clubs playing in a second phase, nor ever once against each other, the top two clubs then carried the final as best of five series against each other.
Results of the Final Series
Top scorer
Cadres of the Slovenian champion
Goalkeepers: Stanley Reddick, Klemen Mohorič
Defender Igor Beribak, Robert Ciglenecki, Chris Imes, Peter Mihelic, Miha Rebolj, Chris Tok, Bojan Zajc
Attacker: Jaka Avgustinčič, Jeff Bes, Kimbi Daniels, Blaz Emersic, Yves Héroux, Uroš Jakopič, Ivo Jan, Trevor Jobe, Ed Kastelic, Dejan Kontrec, Jean -François Quintin, Ildar Rahmatuljin, Mike Tomlak, Jure Vnuk, Luka Žagar
Head Coach:
Championship Final
Sources and References
- Season Summary on www.hockeyarchives.info (French)
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- Hockey League (Slovenia )
- Hockey 1998
- Hockey 1999