The Bohemian Crown Lands Championship (in Czech: Mistrovství zemí Koruny ceské) was a competition staged in the Austro-Hungarian province of Bohemia.
It was first contested as a bandy competition between SK Slavia Praha and BZK Praha in 1901.
The Crown Lands Championship was later contested as an ice hockey championship in 1909, 1911, and 1912. It included the Bohemian capital of Prague, and was also open to other locales such as Moravia, Silesia, Glatz, and Upper Lusatia.
Champions[]
- 1901: SK Slavia Praha
- 1909: SK Slavia Praha
- 1911: SK Slavia Praha
- 1912: SK Slavia Praha
Sources[]
- Prager Tagblatt newspaper
| Bandy and Ice Hockey in Austria (1894-1923) |
Entities:  Austria-Hungary (up to 1918,  Austria •  Hungary •  Bohemia •  Poland)
|
| Competitions: 1908 Austro-Hungarian Bandy Championship • Ringhoffer Pokal (1911-1922) • Austrian State Ice Hockey Championship (1912-1914) • Vienna Ice Hockey Championship (1913-1919) • Magazine of Sports and Games Cup (1903-1909) • Bohemian Crown Lands Championship (1901-1909) • Bohemian Ice Hockey Championship (1907-1915) • DEHG Tournament (1913) • Prague Championship (1915) • Turnaj o Pohár Spolecenského Klubu (1917) • Slavia War Championship (1917) • DEHG Tournament (1918) • Lviv Championship (1910) • 1912 Kraków match • Austrian Bandy Cup (1921-1922) • Austrian Bandy Championship (1922-1923) |
| Governing bodies: Austrian Ice Hockey Federation (founded in 1912) • Bohemian Ice Hockey Federation (founded in 1908) |
| National teams: Austrian National Team • Bohemian National Team |
