OK Liga

The OK Liga is the top professional roller hockey league in Spain. It is organized by the Real Federación Española de Patinaje (RFEP), the Spanish Royal Federation of Skating. The league features teams from across Spain and is considered one of the premier roller hockey leagues in the world, alongside the Portuguese Primeira Divisão and the French Ligue Elite.

The OK Liga season typically runs from September to June, consisting of a regular season followed by a playoff stage to determine the champion. The league has a long history, dating back to its establishment in 1964.

Participating teams compete for the league title, as well as qualification for European competitions such as the European League. The league also serves as a platform for developing talent for the Spanish national roller hockey team. Key aspects of the league include skilled players, fast-paced gameplay, and a strong tradition of roller hockey in Spain. The level of competition is generally regarded as high, drawing both domestic and international players.

The OK Liga is governed by a set of rules and regulations established by the RFEP, which cover aspects such as player eligibility, game formats, and disciplinary procedures. Promotion and relegation mechanisms exist between the OK Liga and lower divisions within Spanish roller hockey.