The Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic League was an ice hockey league contested in the Byelorussian SSR.^[1] The league usually consisted of two groups.

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BSSR League

Sport	Ice hockey
Founded	1965
Ceased	1991
Country	Byelorussian SSR

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• 1965: Vympel Minsk
• 1966: HC Dinamo Minsk (Group A), Vympel Minsk (Group B)
• 1967: SKA Minsk (Group I), Lokomotiv Gomel (Group II)
• 1968: HC Dinamo Minsk (Group I), Neftyanik Novopolotsk (Group II)
• 1969: Vympel Minsk (Group I), Neftyanik Novopolotsk (Group II)
• 1970: HC Dinamo Minsk (Group I), Gomel GSU (Group IIA), Puffin Minsk (Group IIB)
• 1971: Spartak Vitebsk (Group I), Neftyanik Novopolotsk (Group II)
• 1972: Vympel Minsk (Group I), ETZ Gomel (Group II)
• 1973: Vympel Minsk (Group I), Fiberlgass Polotsk (Group II)
• 1974: Vympel Minsk (Group I), Satellite Minsk (Group II)
• 1975: Builder Bobruisk (Group I), Dvina Novopolotsk (Group II)
• 1976: ETZ Gomel (Group I), Harvest Vitebsk (Group II)
• 1977: Shinnik Bobruisk (Group I), Satellite Minsk (Group II)
• 1978: Shinnik Bobruisk (Group I), Berezina Borisov (Group II)
• 1979: Vympel Minsk (Group I)
• 1980: Yunost Minsk (Group I), Metallurg Mogilev (Group II)
• 1981: Shinnik Bobruisk (Group I), BPL Minsk (Group II)
• 1982: Shinnik Bobruisk (Group I), Motorist Minsk (Group II)
• 1983: Shinnik Bobruisk (Group I), KSM Grodno (Group II)
• 1984: unknown
• 1985: Shinnik Bobruisk (Group I), Instrument Vitebsk (Group II)
• 1986: Shinnik Bobruisk (Group I), Traktor Minsk (Group II)
• 1987: SHVSM Grodno (Group I), Instrument Vitebsk (Group II)
• 1988: SHVSM Grodno (Group I), Khimik Novopolotsk (Group II)
• 1989: Shinnik Bobruisk (Group I), BPL Minsk (Group II)
• 1990: Khimik Novopolotsk (Group I), Polesie Gomel (Group II)
• 1991: Belstal Zhlobin (Group I), Traktor Minsk (Group II)