itItalian IHL Serie A

In 2026/27 seven Italian Alps Hockey League clubs compete for the Italian title (scudetto) in a parallel table — plus HC Bolzano, HC Pustertal and Milano Hockey Club from the Austrian ICE Hockey League.

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Italy – IHL Serie A
The official hockey portal of the Italian Ice Sports Federation (FISG) — IHL Serie A standings, schedule and stats; its games are played within the cross-border Alps Hockey League.
italia.hockey
HC Asiago
Asiago (Veneto) — the "Stellati", nine-time Italian champion (most recently 2026), played in the ICE Hockey League from 2022 to 2025; Hodegart arena.
hcasiago.net
HC Bolzano
Bolzano (South Tyrol) — the "Foxes", record 19-time Italian champion (most recently 2011/12), in the Austrian ICE Hockey League since 2013/14 and its champion in 2013/14 and 2017/18.
hcb.net
HC Gherdëina
Val Gardena (South Tyrol) — the "Furie", founded in 1927 in Ortisei, four-time Italian champion; plays at the Pranives rink in Selva.
hcgherdeina.com
HC Meran/o
Merano (South Tyrol) — the "Aquile" (Eagles), founded in 1968, two-time Italian champion; plays at the MeranArena.
hcmerano.it
HC Pustertal
Brunico (Puster Valley, South Tyrol) — "Die Wölfe" (the Wolves), playing in the Austrian ICE Hockey League instead of the IHL Serie A since 2021/22; Arena Brunico.
hcpustertal.com
Hockey Unterland Cavaliers
Egna and Ora (South Tyrol) — formed in 2019 by the merger of HC Neumarkt-Egna and SC Auer-Ora; plays at the WürthArena.
hockeyunterland.com
Milano Hockey Club
Milan — a new club founded in 2026, newcomer to the Austrian ICE Hockey League in 2026/27; it carries on the legacy of the first HC Milano founded in 1924.
milanohockeyclub.it
Rittner Buam
Renon/Ritten (South Tyrol) — Ritten Sport, six-time Italian champion (most recently 2024) and 2025/26 runner-up; plays at the Arena Ritten.
rittnerbuam.com
SG Cortina
Cortina d'Ampezzo — the "Scoiattoli" (Squirrels), founded in 1924, 18-time Italian champion (most recently 2025) and the club with the most Serie A seasons.
hockeycortina.it
Wipptal Broncos
Vipiteno/Sterzing in the Wipptal valley (South Tyrol) — the club has been called Wipptal Broncos since 2018; IHL Serie A semifinalist in 2025/26.
broncos.it