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Helsinki Cup
Helsinki, Finland · U10, U11, U13, U15, U16 · Run since 1976
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Sanctioning classification
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City
Helsinki
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Province / state
Finland
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Official website
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Established
1976
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Age groups / birth years
U10, U11, U13, U15, U16
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Tier / eligibility
U10, U11, U13, U15, U16, A, AA, AAA
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Governing body / sanctioning
Finnish Ice Hockey Association
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Next event dates
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Application deadline
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Entry fee
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Format / game guarantee
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Roster rules
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Venues
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Hotel / stay-to-play
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Refund / cancellation policy
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Confirmed teams / calibre
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In short
Helsinki Cup is a tournament in Helsinki, Finland covering U10, U11, U13, U15. We have 0 reviews on file, fewer than the 5-review minimum for an aggregate score.
Long-running international summer tournament hosted across Helsinki arenas. Draws teams from across Europe and a steady number of North American clubs each year. Boys + girls brackets U10 through U16.
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It's cool to see their different style of play.
This is more than hockey. This is like making lifelong memories, friendships. Showing everybody that hockey is not just a sport.
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