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A YEAR ON: GOLDEN MEMORIES FROM THE IIHF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN ICELAND

2020 IIHF Women’s World Championships On February 29, 2020, in Akureyri, Iceland, the Australian women’s ice hockey team played New Zealand in the decisive game of the tournament. Australia led the group, but a New Zealand victory would force a three-way tie with Australia and Iceland, and a four-goal loss to New Zealand would give the Kiwis the gold. Nerves and doubt, long-time companions of adversity, could have easily set in amongst the players and staff after going behind early in the game.
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Mon 01 Mar 2021

LEVEL-UP EPISODE 2: FEATURING MICHAEL DEL ZOTTO

In this episode, Michael Del Zotto of the Columbus Blue Jackets joins us to discuss life in the NHL bubble, training and nutrition tips, playing for John Tortorella, how players can improve their conditioning and hockey skills with Virtual Hockey and much more.
Thu 25 Feb 2021

LEVEL-UP: ICE HOCKEY AUSTRALIA PODCAST SERIES

We are pleased to bring you our new podcast series, Level-Up, where professional players, coaches, and game insiders share unique stories, insights and tips to help you Level-Up your game.
Thu 11 Feb 2021

VALE DAVE CUNNINGHAM

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Dave Cunningham, another Legend of Australian Ice Hockey and IHA Life Member. Dave passed away on October 20th. Our condolences to his family and friends.
Announcement
Fri 23 Oct 2020
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