斯洛文尼亞DP聯賽 03/15 18:00 - HDD Jesenice v HK Olimpija W 0-2
斯洛文尼亞DP聯賽 03/12 18:00 - HK Olimpija v HDD Jesenice W 6-1
斯洛文尼亞DP聯賽 03/08 18:00 - HK Olimpija v HDD Jesenice W 9-3
奧地利EHL 02/29 18:30 636 [8] Pustertal v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [9] L 4-3
奧地利EHL 02/27 18:15 636 [9] HK Olimpija v Pustertal [8] W 6-2
奧地利EHL 02/25 17:00 636 [8] Pustertal v HK Olimpija [9] L 3-0
奧地利EHL 02/23 18:15 52 [5] EHC林茨黑翼 v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [9] L 6-5
奧地利EHL 02/21 18:15 51 [9] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v Fehervar AV19 [2] L 3-6
奧地利EHL 02/18 15:00 50 [1] KAC克拉根福 v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [9] L 8-1
奧地利EHL 02/16 18:15 49 [9] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v 薩爾茨堡 [3] L 4-5
奧地利EHL 02/13 18:15 48 [9] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v 維也納首都 [11] W 3-0
奧地利EHL 02/02 18:15 46 [7] EC VSV v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [9] L 3-2
斯洛文尼亞DP聯賽 01/30 18:15 - HK Olimpija v HDD Jesenice L 4-5
奧地利EHL 01/27 17:00 45 [9] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v HC TWK因斯布魯克 [5] W 5-2
奧地利EHL 01/26 18:15 44 [9] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v 福拉爾貝格先鋒 [10] L 1-4
奧地利EHL 01/23 18:15 43 [9] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v Pustertal [8] W 4-3
奧地利EHL 01/21 16:30 42 [13] Graz 99ers v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [9] W 1-6
奧地利EHL 01/19 18:45 41 [12] HC阿夏戈 v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [9] W 4-5
斯洛文尼亞DP聯賽 01/16 17:00 - HK Olimpija v HK采列 W 9-0
奧地利EHL 01/14 17:00 40 [9] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v HCB Sudtirol Alperia [7] W 3-0
奧地利EHL 01/12 18:15 39 [9] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v EC VSV [7] L 2-3
奧地利EHL 01/09 18:45 38 [8] Pustertal v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [9] L 6-3
奧地利EHL 01/06 18:15 37 [11] 維也納首都 v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [10] W 3-6
奧地利EHL 01/03 18:15 36 [10] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v Graz 99ers [13] W 5-1
奧地利EHL 01/01 16:30 35 [1] Fehervar AV19 v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [10] W 1-5
奧地利EHL 12/30 17:00 34 [10] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v HC阿夏戈 [12] W 4-2
奧地利EHL 12/28 18:15 33 [4] 薩爾茨堡 v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [10] L 4-3
奧地利EHL 12/26 17:00 32 [10] 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 v KAC克拉根福 [3] W 7-6
奧地利EHL 12/22 18:45 31 [5] HCB Sudtirol Alperia v 奧林匹亞硫彼加拿 [10] L 3-0
斯洛文尼亞DP聯賽 12/19 17:00 - HK特里格拉夫克拉尼 v HK Olimpija W 1-8

Wikipedia - HK Olimpija

Hokejski klub Olimpija (English: Olimpija Hockey Club), currently named HK Slovenske železnice Olimpija due to sponsorship reasons, is a professional ice hockey club from Ljubljana, Slovenia. The club competes in the ICE Hockey League and the Slovenian Championship. Founded in 2004 as a farm team of HDD Olimpija, the club turned professional in 2017 after HDD Olimpija folded. Olimpija won the Slovenian Championship four times, in 2019, 2022, 2023 and 2024, and the Alps Hockey League twice, in 2019 and 2021. They play their home games at Tivoli Hall.

History

HK Olimpija was founded in 2004 with the primary task of educating young players and promoting ice hockey in Ljubljana and its surroundings.

The history of ice hockey in Ljubljana dates back to 1928, when SK Ilirija was founded. In 1932, they played the first official ice hockey match in Slovenia. The club changed its name several times before becoming Olimpija in 1962. HDD Olimpija was dissolved in 2017. After the dissolution, HK Olimpija reassembled the professional team.

In addition to the men's professional team, the club also has a women's team. They won six consecutive national titles between 2016–17 and 2021–22.

Early years (2004–2017)

Initially, the club focused on developing young players. As a farm team of HDD Olimpija, they played in the Slovenian League for several seasons, finishing third as their best result in the 2010–11 season.

Successes with a professional team (2017–2021)

In the 2017–18 season, the newly established professional team played its inaugural season in the Alps Hockey League and finished as runners-up in the Slovenian League and the Slovenian Cup. In 2018–19, Olimpija won the "treble" after winning all three competitions in which they participated: the Alps Hockey League, the Slovenian League and the Slovenian Cup. The following season they won the Cup again, while the other two competitions were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the 2020–21 season, Olimpija defended the AHL title and became the first club to win the competition multiple times. However, they failed to defend the national title, narrowly losing 3–2 in the final against their rivals HDD Jesenice.

Return of ICE Hockey League to Ljubljana (2021–present)

In the 2021–22 season, Olimpija joined the international ICE Hockey League, where HDD Olimpija previously played until 2017.