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Club de Gel Puigcerdà wins historic first Ice Hockey League title

The local team defeated SH Majadahonda 5-0 in the final match to secure the championship in Cerdanya.

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Club de Gel Puigcerdà secured their first ever Women's Ice Hockey League title this Saturday after defeating SH Majadahonda in front of their home crowd in the Pyrenees.

The final series ended with three victories for the Catalan side. After winning two away games at La Nevera rink, Puigcerdà finished the job at home with a dominant 5-0 performance, leaving no room for a comeback.
Player Paula Giménez stood out during the match, scoring three goals. This victory marks a milestone for the club, adding the League trophy to the Queen's Cups won in 2024 and 2025.
The national season will conclude on March 28-29 in Jaca, where the top teams will compete for the 2026 Queen's Cup Final Four.

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