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British Para Ice Hockey Playoffs Weekend Review

The 2025 British Para Ice Hockey season is in the books, in the pocket, out of sight – as a couple short weeks ago saw the final four heading down to Lee Valley Ice Centre in London for the big Playoff Weekend. The newly crowned league champions, the Sheffield Steelkings, were looking to defend their Playoff crown they won last year, but had the three teams in the Peterborough Phantoms, Cardiff…

British Para Ice Hockey Playoffs Weekend Review

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2024 British Para Ice Hockey - The Story So Far

This weekend sees the British Para Ice Hockey League hitting its midway point of the season as things are beginning to take shape in terms of the title and playoff picture. It feels the most open league campaign for years, with the past several years being dominated by both Cardiff and Sheffield who have claimed the league and playoff titles dating back before the pandemic. However – this season…

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Mayhem Lose Out to Phantoms In Home Opener

MANCHESTER MAYHEM 1 – 4 PETERBOROUGH PHANTOMS Saturday evening saw the Manchester Mayhem lose their first game of the British Para Ice Hockey league season, as a lack of puck luck and some very good netminding by Dan Lee in the Peterborough Phantoms goal, saw the Cambridgeshire side take a 4-1 victory. After a nightmare 2023, it saw the Mayhem welcoming back two of their big forwards in Rob…

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Mayhem Blanked Twice As League Woes Continue

Review of the weekend

Manchester Mayhem 0 – 16 Sheffield Steel Kings Darren Pomfrett In Action: Pic: Haganova Photos Manchester Mayhem’s search for their first league win of the season continues on, as two shutout defeats to both Sheffield clubs saw their imperfect record moving on to 0-6 with the Steel City sides heaping more misery upon the short-benched Mayhem side. While the losing streak has grown for…

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MANCHESTER MAYHEM 2 – 11 CARDIFF HUSKIES A battling and spirited effort couldn’t prevent the Manchester Mayhem suffering an 11-2 defeat in their home opener at the hands of the double winning Cardiff Huskies at Widnes on Sunday, as the scoreline doesn’t fully reflect on how well the side played. It was always going to be a tall order for a much changed Manchester side to contend with, especially…

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Para Hockey 2022 Season Review: Huskies Sweep The Board!

Para Hockey 2022 Season Review: Huskies Sweep The Board!

The 2022 British Para Ice Hockey League has been in the books for a while now, but it proved to be a successful one after a couple of years away due to the dreaded C-word (the other one) and saw no covid related problems and great to have Para Hockey back this year. After 24 games – including league and playoffs combined, it saw 231 goals with the added bonus of new players icing on teams and the…

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British Para Hockey Playoffs Weekend Preview!

British Para Hockey Playoffs Weekend Preview!

This weekend sees the curtain coming down on the British Para Ice Hockey season for 2022, as all eyes will be on Widnes Ice Rink as it plays host to the end of season playoffs weekender, in which the Cardiff Huskies will start as favourites to complete a league and Playoff double come Sunday night. In what has been a tough year for the sport over the last few years, what – with Covid still being…

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Mixed Fortunes for Mayhem at Playoffs Weekend

Mixed Fortunes for Mayhem at Playoffs Weekend

The curtain came down on the 2019 British Para Ice Hockey season last month – with the traditional end of season playoffs taking place at Ice Sheffield in South Yorkshire, with the ‘Steel City’ being the venue for this year’s finals weekender.

 The weekend proved to be a frustrating one for the Manchester Mayhem – as once again they fell at the semi-final stage for the second straight playoffs,…

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