Six Nations Tournament
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The <entity_0> (Italian: Torneo Sei Nazioni, German: Sechs-Nationen-Turnier) was an international <entity_2> club competition that took place during the <entity_8>–95 and 1995-96 seasons. The <entity_0> is an offshoot of the Alpenliga, an international league created in 1991, featuring teams from Northern <entity_7> and the adjacent nations of <entity_4> and <entity_3>. In <entity_8>, the Alpenliga was temporarily merged into the newly created <entity_0>. The Alpenliga (or Alpine League in English) retained teams from Northwestern <entity_7> and Western <entity_4>, and added teams from the French Alps. 3 new leagues were created: The Adriatic League for teams from Northeastern <entity_7> and Southern <entity_4>. The Atlantic League for teams from Northern <entity_6>, the <entity_1> and <entity_5> The Danube League for teams from Eastern <entity_4> and <entity_3>. Top ranked teams from the four leagues met in a joint tournament, which ended with HC Bolzano of <entity_7> (led by star winger Jaromír Jágr) defeating Rouen HC of <entity_6> in a 2-legged final. Meanwhile, the Atlantic League continued with its lineup of teams from Northern <entity_6>, the <entity_1> and <entity_5>. Among French-based organizations that joined the Alpine League for the <entity_8>-95 season was the Bataillon de Joinville, a short-lived team consisting of players serving in the army (<entity_6> then used a compulsory military service).
['ice hockey tournament', 'recurring sporting event']