Franz Reindl elected new president of the International Ice Hockey Federation
The German official secured the IIHF presidency for a four-year term following a vote at the federation's congress in Tenerife.
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The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) congress, held in Tenerife, staged the election of the organization's new president.
Germany's Franz Reindl won the election and will lead the federation for four years.
The IIHF press office provided no further details on the other candidates or the outcome of the vote.
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