CH Madrid

• Spanish runner-up in 1973

The Club de Madrid is a Spanish Hielo ice hockey club from Madrid, who played in the Super League from 1972 to 1976 and from 2002 to 2006.

History

The CH Madrid was founded in 1972 and was therefore one of the six founding members of the Super League. In his first season the club achieved the greatest success in the club's history when he was runner-up behind Real Sociedad. After three more seasons in the Spanish top flight ice hockey league from the capital presented a total of 27 years, a game operation at senior level, before they again played from 2002 to 2006 in the Super League. Previously, the team from CH Boadilla (1979-1990) and the Majadahonda HC (1996-2002) was represented at senior level. Since 2006, Madrid takes only participate in non- official tournaments and friendly matches.

Achievements

• Spanish runner-up: 1973

Stadium

Play their home games of the CH Madrid at the Palacio de Hielo DREAMS in Madrid, which holds 4,800 spectators.