FFHG Division 1

FFHG Division 1 (Fédération Française de Hockey sur Glace Division 1 or French Ice Hockey Federation Division 1) is a semi-professional ice hockey league in France. It is the second of four levels of national ice hockey in France. The teams that end at the bottom of the table get relegated to FFHG Division 2 while the top get promoted to Ligue Magnus.

FFHG Division 1
SportIce hockey
CountryFrance
Level on pyramid2
Promotion toLigue Magnus

2021/22 Teams

FFHG Division 1 consists of 14 teams.

Teams currently participating in Division 1
TeamTownHome ArenaFounded
Albatros de BrestBrestRinkla Stadium2001
Drakkars de CaenCaenPatinoire de Caen la mer1968
Éléphants de ChambéryChambéryStade Olympique Chambérien Hockey sur Glace2021
Dogs de CholetCholetPatinoire Glisséo1992
Sangliers Arvernes de Clermont-FerrandClermont-FerrandPatinoire Clermonte Communaute2021
Corsaires de DunkerqueDunkirkPatinoire Michel Raffoux1970
Épinal Hockey ClubÉpinalPatinoire de Poissompré1997
Spartiates de MarseilleMarseillePalais omnisports Marseille Grand-Est2012
Yétis du Mont-BlancMegève
Saint-Gervais		Patinoire de l'Illberg1986
Vipers de MontpellierMontpellierPatinoire Végapolis2021
Corsaires de NantesNantesPatinoire du Petit-Port1984
Bisons de Neuilly-sur-MarneNeuilly-sur-MarnePatinoire de Megève
Patinoire de Saint-Gervais		1974
Étoile Noire de StrasbourgStrasbourgPatinoire Iceberg2000
Remparts de ToursToursPatinoire de Tours2010

Season

During the regular season, each team plays each of the other teams twice: once at home and once away (26 games). In the event of a tie at the end of three periods, one 10-minute overtime period is played based sudden-death rules. If the game is still tied after this period, the teams proceed to a shoot-out to determine a winner.

At the end of this regular season the eight highest-ranking teams enter a series of play-offs. In order to be promoted to the division above (the Ligue Magnus), the winner of the Division 1 play-offs then plays a best-of-three series against the losing team that division. The winning team of that series then qualifies for play in Ligue Magnus the following season, while the losing team stays in (or is relegated to) Division 1.

The four lowest-ranking teams also enter a play-off series in which the losing teams continue, and the overall losing team must play (and win) a best-of-three series against the champion of the FFHG Division 2 in order to avoid being relegated.[1]

Champions
Year Denomination Champion
1930-31second seriesChamonix 2
1931-32second seriesRacing club de France 2
1932-33second seriesClub des Sports d'Hiver de Paris
1933-34second seriesChamonix 2
1934-35second seriesStade Français 2
1935-36second seriesStade Français 2
1936-37no championship
1937-38second seriesUnavailable
1938-39second seriesUnavailable
1941-42second seriesChamonix 2
1942-43second seriesRacing club de France
1943-44second seriesClub des Sports d'Hiver de Paris
1944-45no championship
1945-46no championship
1946-47second seriesClub des Sports d'Hiver de Paris
1947-48second seriesCO Billancourt
1948-49second seriesChamonix 2
1949-50second seriesCO Billancourt
1950-51second seriesParis Université Club
1951-52second seriesChamonix 2
1952-53second seriesVillard-de-Lans
1953-54second seriesUnavailable
1954-55second seriesUnavailable
1955-56second seriesSaint Gervais
1956-57second seriesChamonix 2
1957-58second seriesVillard-de-Lans
1958-59second seriesUnavailable
1959-60second seriesVillard-de-Lans
1960-61second seriesUS Métro
1961-62second seriesSaint-Gervais
1962-63second seriesACBB 2
1963-64second seriesACBB 2
1964-65second seriesUnavailable
1965-66second seriesUnavailable
1966-67second seriesUnavailable
1967-68second seriesGrenoble/Villard 2
1968-69second seriesGrenoble HC
1969-70second seriesUnavailable
1970-71second seriesGrenoble HC
1971-72second seriesLyon
1972-73second seriesA.S. Grenoble
1973-74Série BMegève
1974-75Série BViry-Châtillon
1975-76Nationale BTours
1976-77Nationale BTours
1977-78Nationale BFrançais Volants
1978-79Nationale BCaen
1979-80Nationale BLyon
1980-81Nationale BÉpinal
1981-82Nationale BAmiens
1982-83Nationale BLyon
1983-84Nationale BFrançais Volants
1984-85Nationale BRouen
1985-86Nationale 2Bordeaux
1986-87Nationale 1BTours
1987-88Nationale 1BViry-Châtillon
1988-89Nationale 1BCaen
1989-90Nationale 1BChamonix
1990-91Division 1Viry-Châtillon
1991-92Division 1Bordeaux
1992-93Nationale 2Angers
1993-94Nationale 2Reims
1994-95Nationale 1BCherbourg
1995-96Division 1Gap
1996-97Nationale 1BBriançon
1997-98Nationale 1Caen
1998-99Nationale 1Clermont
1999-00Nationale 1Brest
2000-01Nationale 1Villard-de-Lans
2001-02Division 1Villard-de-Lans
2002-03Division 1Épinal
2003-04Division 1Morzine
2004-05Division 1Mont-Blanc
2005-06Division 1Strasbourg
2006-07Division 1Tours
2007-08Division 1Neuilly-sur-Marne
2008-09Division 1Gap
2009-10Division 1Caen
2010-11Division 1Neuilly-sur-Marne
2011-12Division 1Mulhouse
2012-13Division 1Brest
2013-14Division 1Lyon
2014-15Division 1Bordeaux
2015-16Division 1Nice
2016-17Division 1Mulhouse
2017-18Division 1Hormadi Anglet
2018-19Division 1Diables Rouges de Briançon
2019-20Division 1not attributed
2020-21Division 1Spartiates de Marseille

References
  1. "Formule de la division 1 2015-2016" [Formula for Division 1 2015-2016]. Fédération Française de Hockey sur Glace (in French). Archived from the original on 2016-03-28. Retrieved 2016-05-09.
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