11th European Championship,
11 - 18 January 1926, Davos, Switzerland

11 January

Belgium – Spain                        5:0 (4:0, 1:0)
François Franck 2, Willy Kreitz, Roger Bureau, André Poplimont

Great Britain – Italy                  8:1 (4:0, 4:1)
Cuthbert 6, Sexton, G. Reid – Botturi

12 January

Czechoslovakia – Belgium               2:0 (1:0, 1:0)
5., 30. Maleček
Referee: Jacques Ditrichstein (AUT)

Austria – France                       2:1 (0:1, 2:0)
Herbert Brück 2 – Couvert

France – Poland                        2:1 (1:1, 1:0)
Hassler, De Rauch – Adamowski

Switzerland – Italy                   13:0 (7:0, 6:0)
Meng 5, Geromini 3, Dufour 3, Kraatz 2

13 January

Czechoslovakia – Spain                 9:2 (3:0, 6:2)
Maleček 4, Jirkovský 3, Loos 2 - A. Arche (Rodriges), Pla
Referee: Müller (SUI)

Austria – Poland                       2:1 (0:1, 2:0)
Walter Brück, Spewak – Kuley

Switzerland – Great Britain            5:4ot (1:3, 2:0 – 1:1, 1:0)
Meng 2, Andreossi, Spengler, Dufour – Sexton 2, G. Ried, Sexton, Cuthbert

Group A
1.  Czechoslovakia            2 2 0 0 11: 2  4
2. Belgium                   2 1 0 1  5: 2  2
3.  Spain                     2 0 0 2  2:14  0

Group B
1. Austria                   2 2 0 0  4: 2  4
2. France                    2 1 0 1  3: 3  2
3.  Poland                    2 0 0 2  2: 4  0

Group C
1.  Switzerland               2 2 0 0 18: 4  4
2. Great Britain             2 1 0 1 12: 6  2
3. Italy                     2 0 0 2  1:21  0

Final Qualifikation Group

14 January

France – Belgium                       1:0 (0:0, 1:0)
Albert Hassler

Belgium – Great Britain                0:5 (0:3, 0:2)
Cuthbert 4, G. Reid

Great Britain – France                 3:1 (2:1, 1:0)
Johnston, Sexton 2 – Quaglia

1. Great Britain             2 2 0 0  8: 1  4
2. France                    2 1 0 1  2: 3  2
3. Belgium                   2 0 0 2  0: 6  0

Final

15 January

Switzerland – Austria                  5:3 (3:0, 2:3)
Dufour 3, Meng 2 – Lederer 2, Spevak

Czechoslovakia – Great Britain         2:1 (1:0, 1:1)
Maleček, Jirkovský – Sexton

16 January

Austria – Great Britain                3:1 (1:1, 2:0)
6. Lederer, 25. Herbert Brück, 30. Spewak – 8. Sexton

Czechoslovakia – Switzerland           1:0 (1:0, 0:0)
13. Maleček
Referee: Paul Loicq (BEL)

17 January

Czechoslovakia – Austria               0:1 (0:0, 0:1)
15. Lederer.
Referee: André Poplimont (BEL)

Switzerland – Great Britain            7:4 (3:2, 4:2)
Meng 2 , Dufour 2, Kraatz 2, Geromini – Cuthbert 2, J. Ried, Johnston
Referee: Paul Loicq (BEL)

1.  Switzerland               3 2 0 1 12: 8  4
1. Austria                   3 2 0 1  7: 6  4
1.  Czechoslovakia            3 2 0 1  3: 2  4
4. Great Britain             3 0 0 3  6:12  0

Due to the three-way tie on points for the gold medal, was played tie-break round

18 January

Czechoslovakia – Switzerland           1:3 (0:0, 1:3)
30. Šroubek – 26. Kraatz, 32. Dufour, 35. Dufour

Czechoslovakia – Austria               3:1 (0:0, 3:1)
22., 30. Jirkovský, 36. Maleček – 37. Lederer

19 January

Switzerland – Austria                  2:2 (1:1, 1:1)
5. Meng, 23. Meng – 12. Lederer, 27. Walter Brück
Referee: Cuthbert (GBR)

1.  Switzerland               2 1 1 0  5:3  3
2.  Czechoslovakia            2 1 0 1  4:4  2
3. Austria                   2 0 1 1  3:5  1

For 7th Place

14 January

Italy – Spain                          2:2 (1:2, 1:0)
Piazza, Urbano – Ricardo Arche 2

15 January

Poland – Italy                         3:1 (0:0, 3:1)
Adamowski, Kuley, Osiecimski – Paulon (Piazza)

16 January

Poland – Spain                         4:1 (2:1, 2:0)
Tupalski 2, Adamowski, Kowalski –

1.  Poland                    2 2 0 0  7:2  4
2. Italy                     2 0 1 1  3:5  1
3.  Spain                     2 0 1 1  3:6  1

For 6th Place, 17 January

Poland – Belgium                       3:1 (2:1, 1:0)
Zebrowski, Adamowski, Tupalski - Van Reychoot

Switzerland
Charles Fasel, Adolf Martignoni - Fritz Kraatz, Louis Dufour, Heinrich Meng,
Anton Morosani, Jaques Besson, Putzi Müller, Giuseppe Penchi, Alexander Spengler, Murezzan Andreossi, Albert Geromini

Czechoslovakia
Jan Peka, Jaroslav Pospíšil - Josef Šroubek,Jaroslav Pušbauer, Valentin Loos -
Jaroslav Jirkovský, Josef Maleček, Jan Krásl, Václav Doležal, Bohumil Steigenhöfer

Austria:
Franz Bidla, Herbert Brück - Walter Brück, Konrad Glatz, Alexander Lebzelter -
Ulrich Lederer, Alfred Revi, Peregin Spevak, Georg Stransky, Kurt Wollinger

Great Britain
Peter Patton - Blaine Sexton, Jeff Reid, Hanki Millington -
Ross Cuthbert, Jack Murphy, Neville Melland, Joe Cock, Gary Reid, A.Wallace Johnson

France
Jacques Morisson - Alfred de Rauch, André Charlet, Philippe Payot -
Jean-Joseph Monnard, Albert Hassler, Léonhard Quaglia, Hubert Grunwald, Raoul Couvert, Henri Couttet

Poland
Edmund Czaplicki - Aleksander Kowalski, Lucjan Kulej -
Tadeusz Adamowski, Kazimierz Źebrowski, Aleksander Tupalski, Wlodzimierz Krygier, Aleksander Sluczanowski, Osiecimski

Belgium
Hector Chotteau - Francois Franck, Roger Bureau, Gaston Van Volxem, Philippe Van Volckxom - Albert Collon, Willy Kreitz,
André Poplimont, Louis Franck, Pierre van Reysschoot, Jacques van Reysschoot, Charles Mulder, Charles van den Driessche, Louis de Ridder

Italy
Enrico Calcaterra - Guido Botturi, Piazza -
Luigi Radaelli, Decio Trovati, Paulon, Urbano

Spain
Aguilino Sobrino, Pedro Rivas - Juan Arche, Ricardo Arche, Fernando Merguiro, Santiago, Descluée -
Angel Arche, Edgar Neville, Baltasar Hidaldgo, Isidorio Uceda, Quintanta

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Champion: Wiener EV

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On 24 February 1926 was founded slovakian club Ski club Bratislava

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Champion: HC Chamonix

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First round
Königsberg – Münchener EV                        2:0
Leipziger Sportclub – SC Charlottenburg          0:5

Semifinals
Berliner Schlittschuhclub – Königsberg          13:1
SC Riessersee – SC Charlottenburg                1:4

Final
Berliner Schlittschuhclub – SC Charlottenburg    7:0

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Champion: HC Milano

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On 17 November 1926 New York Rangers got NHL licence

On 15 May 1926 gots Detroit Cougars and Chicago Black Hawks NHL licence

New York Americans and Pittsburgh Pirates got NHL licence

                           GP  W T  L  GF:GA  PTS
1. Ottawa Senators         36 24 4  8  77: 42 52
2. Montreal Maroons        36 20 5 11  91: 73 45
3. Pittsburgh Pirates      36 19 1 16  82: 70 39
4. Boston Bruins           36 17 4 15  92: 85 38
5. New York Americans      36 12 4 20  68: 89 28
6. Toronto St. Patricks    36 12 3 21  92:114 27
7. Montreal Canadiens      36 11 1 24  79:108 23

Semifinals
Montreal Maroons - Pittsburgh Pirates            3:1, 3:3
  
Final 
Ottawa Senators - Montreal Maroons               1:1, 0:1

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Pacific Coast Hockey Association + Western Canada Hockey Association

The Competitions united together like PCHA

                                GP  W L  T Pts GF: GA
 1. Edmonton Eskimos            30 19 11 0 38  90: 77
 2. Saskatoon Sheiks            30 18 11 1 37  93: 64
 3. Victoria Cougars            30 15 11 4 34  68: 53
 4. Portland Rosebuds           30 12 16 2 26  84:106
 5. Calgary Tigers              30 10 17 3 23  71: 80
 6. Vancouver Maroons           30 10 18 2 22  64: 90

Semifinal
Victoria Cougars - Saskatoon Sheiks              3:3, 1:0ot 

Final
Edmonton Eskimos - Victoria Cougars              1:3, 2:2

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Was founded club Legia Warszawa

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Stanley Cup

Victoria Cougars - Montreal Maroons              1-3 0:3, 0:3, 3:2, 0:2

Montreal Maroons:Clint Benedict - Duncan Munro, Albert Holway, Reginald Noble, Chapman Kitchen, Albert Siebert -
Chuck Dinsmore, Merlyn Phillips, Nels Stewart, Harry Broadbent, Bernie Brophy, Frank Carson, Shorty Horne, Sammy Rothschild
James Strachan (President/Owner), Bill O'Brien (Trainer), Eddie Gerard (Manager-Coach)

Source: https://icehockey.fandom.com/wiki/1925%E2%80%9326_Montreal_Maroons_season

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Klass I
 1. Södertälje SK                7 4 3 0 18: 6 11
 2. IK Göta                      7 4 3 0 22: 8 11
 3. Hammarby IF                  7 4 3 0 16: 8 11
 4. IFK Stockholm                7 2 3 2 21:16  7
 5. IF Linnéa                    7 2 3 3 10:16  6
 6. Tranebergs IF                7 1 3 3 10:24  5
 7. Nacka SK                     7 1 1 5  9:20  3
 8. Djurgårdens IF               7 1 0 6 12:20  2

Championship
First round
Södertälje SK - AIK                              7:2

Second round
Djurgårdens IF - IK Göta                         5:4
Södertälje SK - Hammarby IF                      4:3
Nacka SK - IFK Stockholm                         3:1

Semifinals
VIK Västerås HK - Nacka SK                       3:1
Djurgården IF - Södertälje SK                    4:3
 
Bronze Medal Game
Södertälje SK - Nacka SK                         8:1
  
Final
Djurgården IF - VIK Västerås HK                  7:1

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Spengler Cup Winner: Berliner SC