II liga polska w hokeju na lodzie (1976/1977)












































II liga 1976/1977






1976
1978

Sezon zasadniczy
Liczba drużyn
 16 (po 8 w 2 grupach)
Liczba kolejek
 56 (po 28 w 2 grupach)
Mecze
 224
Strzelone gole
 1416 (6,32 na mecz)
Mistrz regularny
Unia Oświęcim (Grupa Północna)
Cracovia (Grupa Południowa)
Playoff
Mecze
 4
Strzelone gole
 35 (6.32 na mecz)

Mistrz II ligi
Cracovia
Ostatnia aktualizacja informacji: 21 lipca 2017.

II liga polska w hokeju na lodzie 1976/1977 – 22. sezon zmagań drugiego poziomu ligowego hokeja na lodzie w Polsce rozegrany na przełomie 1976 i 1977 roku.




Spis treści






  • 1 Formuła


  • 2 Sezon zasadniczy


    • 2.1 Grupa Północna




  • 3 Południe


  • 4 Eliminacje o I ligę


  • 5 Przypisy


  • 6 Bibliografia





Formuła |


II liga w sezonie 1976/1977 była podzielona na dwie grupy: Północ i Południe. Zwycięzcy grup grali w barażach o awans do I ligi. Awans do I ligi w sezonie 1977/1978 uzyskała Cracovia.



Sezon zasadniczy |



Grupa Północna |















































































































Msc.
 Zespół
 M
 Pkt
 W
 R
 P
 G +
 G -
 +/-

1
Unia Oświęcim
 28 56 297 63 +234

2
Stilon Gorzów Wielkopolski
 28 42 208 124 +84

3
Boruta Zgierz
 28 37 167 104 +63

4
Włókniarz Zgierz
 28 26 128 131 -3

5
Stal Toruń
 28 20 156 175 -19

6
Pogoń Siedlce
 28 19 117 188 -71

7
Bogdanka Poznań
 28 18 126 195 -69

8
Znicz Pruszków
 28 6 67 286 -219

Legenda:




  •     = awans do baraży

  •     = Spadek do III ligi



Południe |















































































































Msc.
 Zespół
 M
 Pkt
 W
 R
 P
 G +
 G -
 +/-

1
Cracovia
 28 53 237 63 +174

2
KTH Krynica
 28 39 228 127 +101

3
Polonia Bytom
 28 37 163 91 +72

4
GKS Jastrzębie
 28 33 140 87 +53

5
Odra Opole
 28 29 136 108 +28

6
Dolmel Wrocław
 28 16 120 149 -29

7
Chemik Kędzierzyn-Koźle
 28 9 68 194 -126

8
Górnik Pszów
 28 4 58 331 -273

Legenda:




  •     = awans do baraży

  •     = Spadek do III ligi



Eliminacje o I ligę |































6 marca 1977 Cracovia - Unia Oświęcim 6:4 (2:0, 2:0, 2:4)[1]
7 marca 1977 Cracovia - Unia Oświęcim 4:3 (0:0, 3:3, 1:0)[2]
12 marca 1977 Unia Oświęcim - Cracovia 8:2
13 marca 1977 Unia Oświęcim - Cracovia 4:4






































Lp. Zespół M Pkt W R P G + G - +/-
1 Cracovia 4 5 2 1 1 16 19 -3
2 Unia Oświęcim 4 3 1 1 2 19 16 +3

Awans do I ligi 1977/1978: Cracovia[3]



Przypisy |




  1. ↑ Sygnały. „Nowiny-Stadion”, s. 1, Nr 10 z 7 marca 1977. 


  2. ↑ Sport. Krótko. „Nowiny”, s. 2, Nr 53 z 8 marca 1977. 


  3. ↑ Sport. Hokeiści Legii, Stali Sanok i Pomorzanina opuszczają I ligę. „Nowiny”, s. 2, Nr 85 z 16-17 kwietnia 1977. 



Bibliografia |


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