2010–11 North Sea Cup season


The 2010–11 North Sea Cup was the inaugural season of the North Sea Cup, which succeeded the Dutch Eredivisie as the highest level of ice hockey competition in the Netherlands. Two former Belgian Elite Series teams, HYC Herentals and White Caps Turnhout, participated with the six remaining teams of the Dutch Eredivisie after Amstel Tijgers and Groningen Grizzlies dropped out before the season began and the new Zoetermeer Panthers team dropped out at the beginning of the season.
The 8-team, 28-game regular season ended with HYS The Hague finishing first overall, while the two Belgian teams struggled initially and finished seventh and eighth. The six Dutch teams participated in the Dutch National Championships with HYS The Hague
winning the championship over Tilburg Trappers. The two Belgian teams, as the only teams playing in the top league sanctioned by the Royal Belgian Ice Hockey Federation, played their own series against each other to determine the Belgian champion, with Turnhout beating Herentals.

Regular season

ClubGPWOTWOTLLGFGAP
HYS The Hague28230051947969
Tilburg Trappers28190181207058
Heerenveen Flyers281540911810553
Nijmegen Devils2816111013311551
Eindhoven Kemphanen2811221310910639
Geleen Eaters2810221410512736
White Caps Turnhout28501227614616
HYC Herentals28402228918814