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BIG Mistake (Core/Lite) We have decided to revive the club after some years and therefore we are looking for a few players to join our setelöinti. Nationality doesn’t matter, and we are open to suggestions across the board if it suits our needs. (Currently we have only finnish players) Open spots: Primarily, we’re looking for a forward for the RW position, and a defender who can play on both sides. Backups are always needed, so let me know if you are looking for team with that role ✌️ (We recognize that the current season is still largely underway, so there is time.) Contact me here, Thanks7 points
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A reminder to all teams that the ECL ’26: Spring regular season should be completed in approximately one week. Please make sure to schedule and play your remaining games in time according to your division’s deadline. Regular season end dates: Elite: May 11 Pro: May 11 Lite: May 10 Core: May 10 Neo: May 6 Please be proactive with scheduling and avoid leaving games until the final days. If there are any issues with getting games played, make sure to communicate with the opposing team and staff as early as possible. eHockey World Cup Break: May 12–24, 2026 Read more about the eHockey World Cup here: the eHockey World Cup Playoffs duration: May 25 – June 28, 2026 For a more detailed breakdown, please see: ECL '26: Spring - Information & Key Dates3 points
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Teemu @Teemuyy Polttila has done it again. On March 12th, Teemuyy claimed the ECL '26: Winter - 1v1 title — making him a back-to-back 1v1 champion after his ECL '25: Spring victory. It's been a dominant run at the top of the 1v1 scene, and this Winter edition only cemented his status further. The Road to the Final The TOP 16 playoffs were far from straightforward. Both top seeds were eliminated in the quarterfinals — #1 @temppanen fell to #8 @JesseL2002 in a notable upset, and #2 @fire_cats88 was taken out by #7 @xEasy33. That left the bottom half of the bracket wide open. Teemuyy, who had won Group 4 in the Regular Season and then topped Group 1 in the TOP 16 group stage to earn the #3 seed, had to grind his way through the bracket. In the quarterfinals, he dropped Game 1 to @Hardeni- - (6–5) before taking control with three straight wins (10–5, 10–4, 6–2) to advance. The semis were no easier — while he swept JesseL2002, it took winning Game 1 in overtime (4–3) and closing it out with a dramatic 9–8 win in Game 2. Pikkarii's path to the final looked considerably smoother by comparison, sweeping xEasy33 with more convincing wins of 4–2 and 10–4. The Grand Final: Teemuyy vs. Pikkarii The finals were a best-of-three series against Väinö @Pikkarii Pikkarainen, who had been one of the most consistent performers throughout the season. Pikkarii came out firing in Game 1, taking a decisive 5–1 victory and putting Teemuyy on the back foot early. But Teemuyy responded in exactly the same fashion — a 5–1 win of his own to level the series heading into a deciding Game 3. Game 3 was a back-and-forth battle right to the end. Teemuyy ultimately pulled away late to win 8–6, taking the series 2–1 and claiming his second consecutive 1v1 title. Division Highlights The TOP 16 group stage saw Teemuyy lead the tournament in goals for (42 GF), while temppanen boasted the stingiest defense (14 GA). fire_cats88 finished with the best goal differential at +24 — though despite the impressive regular season numbers, the top seeds couldn't convert in the playoffs. Teemuyy's road to Champion: Regular Season: 1st in Group 4 TOP 16 Group Stage: 1st in Group 1 Quarterfinals (BO5): 3–1 vs Hardeni-: 5–6, 10–5, 10–4, 6–2 Semifinals (BO3): 2–0 vs JesseL2002: 4–3 OT, 9–8 Finals (BO3): 2–1 vs Pikkarii: 1–5, 5–1, 8–6 Congratulations to Teemu on back-to-back 1v1 championships, and thank you to everyone who competed in the ECL '26: Winter season. See you in the Spring season - registrations launching soon!2 points
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vNexs II (PRO) IN From Afterlife @JoakimOilers🐐 Välkommen Norge!2 points
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Free goalie! (Main or backup) Can fill other positions too if needed but mainly play goalie, was in a team briefly here before they kicked me from the server as I was on holiday.. Irish player| English speaking| I play on ps5 I would love to find a team of people with good vibes. ☘️👍2 points
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Up! Kai jollain tökkii jo peli tai on penkillä viel tilaa?2 points
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Three Stars (Pro) Out: @I-Cryxz-I IN: @Jemmuuu Thanks and Welcome!1 point
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free lw/c for ECL pro/elite contact me here, psn or dc dc, psn: Pxvels_1 point
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vNexs II (PRO) IN From REIVILUOLA @Hisens__ 🐐 Welcome OUT @Max börjesson Lycka till i Elite, och tack för dina insatser!1 point
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Czech RD looking for ECL Lite team Back-up or starter Ready for try-out if you want contact me on discord: Kasa451 point
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Pulp Odyssey (Core) is looking for one new player. We are looking for a backup RW/RD. You would get games in the ECL and with good gaming it's always possible to go from backup to a starter. We are a group of chill Finnish guys (aged 30+) so we hope you are also a Finnish speaking guy and old enough to understand our humor. Our goal is to go as far as possible in the Playoffs. Please don't hesitate to contact for a tryout. -Kemboi92, Pulp Odyssey1 point
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Three Stars (Pro) Out: @davve78 @I-Jeppe-I IN: @HappyMack 29 @kriketski17 @Ricco Thanks and Good Luck!1 point
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Three Stars (Pro) Need Starting D and G contact me or @Jxndez1 point
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ℹ️ ECL ’26: Spring Information & Key Dates This thread contains detailed schedules, promotion/relegation info, and prize distribution for each ECL ’26: Spring division. ECL Elite Format: 1 Group - 16 Teams Team license required: Yes Player license required: Yes Gamedays: Mon, Wed & Thu Regular season starts: 8.4. Transfer deadline: 23.4.2026 23:59 CET Regular season ends: 11.5. Playoffs (BO7) Quarterfinals Monday 25.5. - 20:00 CET | 4vs5 & 1vs8 | Games 1-2 Wednesday 27.5. - 20:00 CET | 3vs6 & 2vs7 | Games 1-2 Monday 1.6. - 20:00 CET | 4vs5 & 1vs8 | Games 3-4 Wednesday 3.6. - 20:00 CET | 3vs6 & 2vs7 | Games 3-4 Thursday 4.6. - 19:30 CET | 4vs5 & 1vs8 | Games 5-7 Sunday 7.6. - 19:30 CET | 3vs6 & 2vs7 | Games 5-7 Semifinals Monday 8.6. - 20:00 CET | 2vs3 & 1vs4 | Games 1-2 Wednesday 10.6. - 18:30 CET | 1vs4 | Games 3-7 Thursday 11.6. - 18:30 CET | 2vs3 | Games 3-7 Finals Saturday 14.6. Relegation: Promotion & Relegation games are to be played shortly after the season; however, the dates are flexible. For more information about the prize distribution, please refer to the ECL '26: Spring - Official Rules. ECL Pro Format: 2 Groups - 32 Teams Team license required: Yes Player license required: Yes Gamedays: Mon, Tue & Thu Regular season starts: 7.4. Transfer deadline: 23.4.2026 23:59 CET Regular season ends: 11.5. Playoffs (BO7) Round of 16: Monday 25.5. Tuesday 26.5. Thursday 28.5. Quarterfinals: Monday 1.6. Tuesday 2.6. Thursday 4.6. Semifinals: Monday 8.6. Tuesday 9.6. Thursday 11.6. Finals: 15-16.6. Promotion & Relegation games are to be played shortly after the season; however, the dates are flexible. * Dates are subject to change as broadcast productions are confirmed. For more information about the prize distribution, please refer to the ECL '26: Spring - Official Rules. ECL Lite Format: 4 Groups Team license required: Yes Player license required: Yes Gamedays: Tue, Wed & Sun Regular season starts: 7.4. Transfer deadline: 23.4.2026 23:59 CET Regular season ends: 10.5. Playoffs (BO7) Round of 32/24 TBC: Monday 25.5. Tuesday 26.5. Wednesday 27.5. Round of 16: Sunday 31.5. Tuesday 2.6. Wednesday 3.6. Quarterfinals: Sunday 7.6. Tuesday 9.6. Wednesday 10.6. Semifinals: Sunday 14.6. Tuesday 16.6. Wednesday 17.6. Finals: 23-24.6. * Dates are subject to change as broadcast productions are confirmed. For more information about the prize distribution, please refer to the ECL '26: Spring - Official Rules. ECL Core Format: Team license required: Yes Player license required: Yes Gamedays: Tue, Thu & Sun Regular season starts: 7.4. Transfer deadline: 23.4.2026 23:59 CET Regular season ends: 10.5. Playoffs (BO7) Round of 24: Tuesday 26.5. Thursday 28.5. Sunday 31.5. Round of 16: Tuesday 2.6. Thursday 4.6. Sunday 7.6. Quarterfinals: Tuesday 9.6. Thursday 11.6. Sunday 14.6. Semifinals: Tuesday 16.6.. Thursday 17.6. Sunday 21.6. Finals: 24-25.6. * Dates are subject to change as broadcast productions are confirmed. For more information about the prize distribution, please refer to the ECL '26: Spring - Official Rules. ECL Neo Format: Team license required: No Player license required: Yes (Neo Player License) Prize Pool: No Gamedays: Wed & Sun Regular season starts: 8.4. Transfer deadline: 23.4.2026 23:59 CET Regular season ends: 6.5.. Playoffs (BO5) Round of 32: Wednesday 27.5. Sunday 31.5. Round of 16: Wednesday 3.6. Sunday 7.6. Quarterfinals: Wednesday 10.6. Sunday 14.6. Semifinals: Wednesday 16.6. Sunday 21.6. Finals: 25.6. 28.6. * Dates are subject to change as broadcast productions are confirmed.1 point
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NOSTREETSPORTS Sign: @Pensasmies Welcome Bushman and now the roster is complete🏄🏼♂️1 point
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After a thrilling battle going all the way to Game 3 overtime, Teemu @Teemuyy Polttila was crowned the ECL '25 Spring 1v1 Champion. After a lot of success and multiple championships on the 6v6 side, this now marks his first title on the 1v1 side of competition. In the finals, he faced off against Sisu @sisu33_ Nurminen, who was coming into the series unbeaten in the Top 8 playoff stage. Teemuyy found the lead early on in Game 1 and was able to hang on to it,taking the game 5-3. In game 2, Teemu found himself down 0-2 early, but was able to push the game to overtime. After an early chance from Teemuyy in overtime, Sisu got his chance on a breakaway and made no mistake to push the series into a final game 3. The deciding game was a back-and-forth battle, and in the end, Sisu was just seconds away from taking the title. This time it wasn't enough as Teemuyy was able to find the tying goal just 3.8 seconds before the end of regulation: "I realised that at some point I just have to take the shot, and somehow it went in". -Teemuyy Both players had their chances in overtime, but it was Teemuyy who found the title-clinching goal, taking the game 6-5. You can see the goal in the embedded tweet below. Teemuyy shared some of his thoughts after the Finals: "It just feels amazing to take home my first 1v1 title. I've put a lot of hours into the game, and that has given me a high base level, which has been crucial to my tournament success. I've also practiced a lot against Sisu, and I knew what I needed to do heading into the series." Teemuyy's road to Champion: Group Stage: 13-3-0-2 RO64: 3-0 vs Akimka_RUS RO32: 3-1 vs tuskanparahdusta Top 16 Group: 3-1-0-2 Quarterfinals: 3-1 vs Cemka2300 Semifinals: 2-1 vs XxKapUstaxX Finals: 2-1 vs sisu33_ Congratulations to Teemu and thank you to everyone for being a part of the tournament! We will see you again in the Fall season!1 point
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