MIHF Ice Hockey World Cup

MIHF Ice Hockey World Cup

Upcoming season or competition: File:Hockey current event.jpg 2024 MIIHF World Cup
[[File:File:MIIHF Logo.png|200px]] MIIHF Logo since 2021
Sport	Ice hockey
Founded	2016
No. of teams	48 (possible)
Country(ies)	MIIHF member countries
Continent	Worldwide
Most recent champion(s)	Schykille JBR (4th title)
Most titles	Schykille JBR (4 titles)

}}The MIcro World Cup of Ice Hockey (renamed to MIIHF World Cup) is an annual micronational ice hockey event organized by the Micro International Ice Hockey Federation. It was officially held in the Jewish Bolshevist Republic of Schykille in 2016. It is one of the sport's highest organized tournament in micronations.

The first tournament which was held in 2016 was held in Schykille since the success of holding the inaugural Sangkheili Games co-hosting with the Sangkheili Socialist Federal Soviet Republic hosted in Philadelphia and Schuylkill Haven in 2015 in which Sangkhelios defeated Krakteliya in the Gold Medal Game. Since then, the Schykillian Ice Sports Federation founded the Micronational Ice Hockey Federation and declared themselves the hosts; and the Ratchet (Renamed South Jersey SSR in 2020) Sangkheili Socialist Republic in 2016 and 2017 respectively; which were both won by Schykille. Teams participated in Groups and Playoff format since the formation of the tournament. Since the second tournament, many nations have been invited by the MIHF to participate for teams up to fourty and maybe above.

Schykille is the dominant micronation winning three titles in 2016, 2017, and 2020 against Smithville, Parisigrad, and Brienia respectively. Sangkhelios, Parisigrad, Vancouver Island, El Dorado have one title each. The tournament so far has been held in micronations located in the United States, Spain, Mexico, Poland, Great Britain and Canada. Schykille is scheduled to host the first women's world cup in 2021. Espoona will host the inaugaral Men's Under 20 World Cup. Every year the Men's World Cup is usually held in September in every year except in 2020 were held in December–January 2021 due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Tournements

Year	Host Nation	Host City	Teams	Winner	Runner Up	Semi Finalists
Men's World Cup
2016	Schykille PR	Schuykille Haven, Reading and Altoona	24	Schykille PR	Smithville	Sangheilios SFSR Delmarva
2017	Ratchet SSR	Wildwood	33	Schykille PR	Germax	Freeland Pérsico
2018	Germax	Parisgrad	40	Sangkhelios SFSR	El Dorado	Pérsico Germax
2019	Pérsico	Cyber City	40	Parisigrad	Pérsico	Schykille JBR Reino Iberio Unido
2020	Gadsden		41	Schykille JBR	Brienia	Pérsico Cutria
2021	Freeland	Viten, Opolla, Oslovia	41	Vancouver Island	Sangkheili Olympic Committee	Freeland Gadsden
2022	Carpathia	Espoir	33	El Dorado	Reino Iberio Unido	Sangkhelios Billow
2023	Grondines-Anjou	Chateau D'ors	48	Schykille JBR	Pennsilvaniya	Robe Pérsico
2024	CimbrunNicaea	Mikras Elladas	48
2025	Baliga		48
2026	Gadsden		48
2027	Schykille JBR Pennsilvaniya Stella		48
Men's U20 World Cup
2022	Espoona		5	Schykille JBR	Pennsilvaniya	Espoona Krakteliya
2023	Schykille JBR	Hershey, Harrisburg, Reading, Terra Silva Oblast	24
2024
Women's World Cup
2021	Schykille JBR	Schuylkill Haven, Reading, Ednaton City, Altoona	8	Uris	Sangkheili Olympic Committee	Dryicor Schykille JBR
2022	Pennsilvaniya	Philadelphia	4	Schykille JBR	Pennsilvaniya	Krakteliya Oldfoundland
2023	Catan		16
2024	Schykille JBR

Medal Table (Men's World Cup)

Rank	Nation	Champions	Runner Up	3rd Place	4th Place
1	Schykille PR	4	1	1	0
2	Sangkhelios Pennsilvaniya	1	1	1	2
3	Parisigrad	1	1	0	1
4	El Dorado	1	1	0	0
5	Vancouver Island	1	0	0	0
6	Pérsico	0	1	2	2
7	Smithville	0	1	0	0
7	Brienia	0	1	0	0
9	Reino Iberio Unido	0	1	0	1
10	Freeland	0	0	2	0
11	Robe	0	0	1	0
12	Cutria	0	0	0	1
12	Gadsden	0	0	0	1
12	Billow	0	0	0	1