frFrench Division 1

Official page of France’s second tier on the FFHG federation website — schedule, results and standings.

Neuilly-sur-Marne — founded in 1974, the club plays at the municipal rink near Paris, which holds about 700 spectators.

Meudon — founded in 1982, the club plays at the UCPA Sport Station, which holds 700 spectators.

Dunkirk — founded in 1970, the club plays at the Michel-Raffoux rink, which holds 1,700 spectators.

Nantes — founded in 1984, the club plays at the Petit Port rink, which holds 1,064 spectators; Division 1 champion in 2024.

Valenciennes — founded in 1971, the club plays at the Valigloo arena, which holds 1,400 spectators.

Cholet — founded in 1974, the club plays at the Glisséo complex; Division 1 champion in 2026.

Caen — founded in 1968, the club plays at the Caen la Mer rink, which holds 1,498 spectators; Division 1 finalist in 2026. Its official site hockeyclubcaen.com blocks access, hence the Facebook page.

Chambéry — founded in 1972, the club plays at the Buisson Rond rink, which holds 970 spectators.

Strasbourg — the club in its present form was founded in 2000 and plays at the Iceberg arena, which holds 1,600 spectators.

Lyon — founded in 1997, the club plays at the Charlemagne rink, which holds 3,175 spectators, the largest in the league.

Valence — founded in 1976, the club plays at the Le Polygone rink.

Villard-de-Lans — founded in 1931, the club plays at the André Ravix rink in the Vercors mountains.

Morzine — founded in 1963, the club plays at the Škoda Arena, which holds 1,480 spectators.

Tours — the club in its present form was founded in 2010 and plays at the municipal rink, which holds 1,802 spectators.

Épinal — with roots going back to 1906, the club plays at the Poissompré rink, which holds 2,516 spectators.

Saint-Gervais — re-founded in 2002, the club plays at the Saint-Gervais rink, which holds 1,800 spectators.