Austrian champions (ice hockey) explained

The Austrian ice hockey championship (in German: Österreichische Eishockey-Meister) has been awarded to men since 1923, and for women since 1999.

Women's

Year	Champion
1923	WEV
1924	WEV
1925	WEV
1926	WEV
1927	WEV
1928	WEV
1929	WEV
1930	WEV
1931	WEV
1932	Pötzleinsdorfer SK
1933	WEV
1934	EC KAC
1935	EC KAC
1936	EK Engelmann
1937	WEV
1938	EK Engelmann
1939	Cancelled due to World War II
1940	Cancelled due to World War II
1941	Cancelled due to World War II
1942	Cancelled due to World War II
1943	Cancelled due to World War II
1944	Cancelled due to World War II
1945	Cancelled due to World War II
1946	EK Englemann
1947	WEV
1948	WEV
1949	Wiener Eissport-Gemeinschaft
1950	Wiener Eissport-Gemeinschaft
1951	Wiener Eissport-Gemeinschaft
1952	EC KAC
1953	IEV
1954	IEV
1955	EC KAC
1956	EK Engelmann
1957	EK Engelmann
1958	IEV
1959	IEV
1960	EC KAC
1961	IEV
1962	WEV
1963	IEV
1964	EC KAC
1965	EC KAC
1966	EC KAC
1967	EC KAC
1968	EC KAC
1969	EC KAC
1970	EC KAC
1971	EC KAC
1972	EC KAC
1973	EC KAC
1974	EC KAC
1975	ATSE Graz
1976	EC KAC
1977	EC KAC
1978	ATSE Graz
1979	EC KAC
1980	EC KAC
1981	EC VSV
1982	VEU Feldkirch
1983	VEU Feldkirch
1984	VEU Feldkirch
1985	EC KAC
1986	EC KAC
1987	EC KAC
1988	EC KAC
1989	GEV Innsbruck
1990	VEU Feldkirch
1991	EC KAC
1992	EC VSV
1993	EC VSV
1994	VEU Feldkirch
1995	VEU Feldkirch
1996	VEU Feldkirch
1997	VEU Feldkirch
1998	VEU Feldkirch
1999	EC VSV
2000	EC KAC
2001	EC KAC
2002	EC VSV
2003	EHC Black Wings Linz
2004	EC KAC
2005	Vienna Capitals
2006	EC VSV
2007	EC Red Bull Salzburg
2008	EC Red Bull Salzburg
2009	EC KAC
2010	EC Red Bull Salzburg
2011	EC Red Bull Salzburg
2012	EHC Black Wings Linz
2013	EC KAC
2014	EC Red Bull Salzburg
2015	EC Red Bull Salzburg
2016	EC Red Bull Salzburg
2017	Vienna Capitals