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The Volkian Hockey League was founded in 1955 after the suspension of operations of its predecessor, the Volkian Hockey Association (VHA). The VHL began play in the 1956-57 season with teams originally from the VHA. The Polivanov Cup was brought over by the VHA's former teams, and is still competed for by the VHL today.
 
The VHL began play with eight teams from the VHA, and expanded to a total of 10 in 1965. Four additional teams were added at the 1976 VHL Expansion for a total 14 teams. By 2006 the VHL had expanded to 18 teams, becoming larger than its predecessor was by one team. In 2013, the first non-Volkian team from the thenneighboring Sultanatenation of Tano entered the league. After a successful run, an additional three other Tanoese teams were added to the league, and were spread among the four divisions. In 2017 South Hills replaced Tano in the league after the ascension of Tano into the UCCS. The VHL added a 23rd team in 2015 and its 24th in 2018. The VHL is currently in talks with multiple cities for possible expansion teams.
 
The VHL draws many skilled players from around the world, though Volkians have historically made up the majority of players in the league.
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