http://www.iishf.com Current News from the International Inline-Skaterhockey Federation (IISHF) en-US Copyright 2008, International Inline-Skaterhockey Federation (IISHF) webmaster@iishf.com (International Inline-Skaterhockey Federation - Stefan Gehrig) webmaster@iishf.com (International Inline-Skaterhockey Federation - Stefan Gehrig) Tue, 09 Feb 2010 01:38:10 +0100 Tue, 09 Feb 2010 01:38:10 +0100 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 1440 http://www.iishf.com/img/iishf-rss.png http://www.iishf.com 144 79 IISHF RSS-Generator by Stefan Gehrig list http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=195 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2010-04 including attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. 1. Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Working Meeting (WM) As already announced the Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2010 and the Working Meeting (WM) 2010 shall be held in Malaga (Spain) on February 20th and 21st. As attachment you will get the agenda for the AGM 2010 and for the WM 2010. Please note the topics to be discussed at the working meeting under the point "Any other Business". We hope that we can have an open and constructive discussion. 2. Reports 2009 You will get the following documents with the next IISHF Communication Letter within the coming week. - IISHF Presidium Report 2009 - IISHF Financial Report 2009 - IISHF Disciplinary Committee Report 2009 - Budget 2010 3. Proposals and Drafts 2010 As attachment you will get the proposals and drafts for following documents: - Constitution 2010 - Regulations 2010 - Rules Of The Game 2010 Please note that five colours have been used to mark the modifications for better understanding. Green Colour New Proposal by IISHF Blue Colour New Proposal by Countries Red Colour To be deleted Purple Colour To be deleted by Countries Yellow Colour To be discussed Attached please find also the country proposals received from Great Britain (BISHA) and Switzerland (FSIH). The proposals from Austria (ÖRSV) and Denmark (DRsU) were published together with the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-02. All the various proposals including all IISHF proposals have been inserted into the relevant IISHF documents. 4. Deadline for Applications for Men and Women European Cup A number of clubs have shown interest for hosting the Men European Cup 2010 and the Women European Cup. However we still need to receive the necessary formal application for hosting a title event. Men European Cup 2010 3 candidates from Switzerland La Tour in Montreux, Switzerland. Dates still unknown. La Baroche in Porrentruy, Switzerland. May 7-9, 2010. SHC Givisiez in Givisiez, Switzerland. End of September/Early October. 1 candidate from Denmark El Diablo in Copenhagen, Denmark. August 6-8, 2010. Women European Cup 2010 1 candidate from Switzerland. IHC Rothrist in Vordemwald, Switzerland. August 28-29, 2010. Deadline for Applications The following deadline will apply for applications for hosting the Men and the Women European Cup 2010. Thursday February 18, 2010. Application has to be forwarded to Petra Gionchetta petragionchetta@iishf.com with a copy to office@iishf.com and sommer.erik@gmail.com We are looking forward to a good meeting in Malaga, Spain. On behalf of the IISHF Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=195 Sun, 07 Feb 2010 22:57:43 +0100 IISHF Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2010-04 including attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

1. Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Working Meeting (WM)
As already announced the Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2010 and the Working Meeting (WM) 2010 shall be held in Malaga (Spain) on February 20th and 21st. As attachment you will get the agenda for the
AGM 2010 and for the WM 2010. Please note the topics to be discussed at the working meeting under the point "Any other Business". We hope that we can have an open and constructive discussion.

2. Reports 2009
You will get the following documents with the next IISHF
Communication Letter within the coming week.
- IISHF Presidium Report 2009
- IISHF Financial Report 2009
- IISHF Disciplinary Committee Report 2009
- Budget 2010

3. Proposals and Drafts 2010
As attachment you will get the proposals and drafts for following documents:
- Constitution 2010
- Regulations 2010
- Rules Of The Game 2010
Please note that five colours have been used to mark the modifications
for better understanding.

Green Colour New Proposal by IISHF
Blue Colour New Proposal by Countries
Red Colour To be deleted
Purple Colour To be deleted by Countries
Yellow Colour To be discussed

Attached please find also the country proposals received from Great Britain (BISHA) and Switzerland (FSIH). The proposals from Austria (ÖRSV) and Denmark (DRsU) were published together with the IISHF
Communication Letter 2009-02. All the various proposals including all IISHF proposals have been inserted into the relevant IISHF documents.

4. Deadline for Applications for Men and Women European Cup
A number of clubs have shown interest for hosting the Men European Cup 2010 and the Women European Cup. However we still need to receive the necessary formal application for hosting a title event.

Men European Cup 2010
3 candidates from Switzerland
La Tour in Montreux, Switzerland. Dates still unknown.
La Baroche in Porrentruy, Switzerland. May 7-9, 2010.
SHC Givisiez in Givisiez, Switzerland. End of September/Early October.

1 candidate from Denmark
El Diablo in Copenhagen, Denmark. August 6-8, 2010.

Women European Cup 2010
1 candidate from Switzerland.
IHC Rothrist in Vordemwald, Switzerland. August 28-29, 2010.

Deadline for Applications
The following deadline will apply for applications for hosting the Men
and the Women European Cup 2010. Thursday February 18, 2010. Application has to be forwarded to
Petra Gionchetta petragionchetta@iishf.com with a copy to office@iishf.com and sommer.erik@gmail.com
We are looking forward to a good meeting in Malaga, Spain.

On behalf of the IISHF Presidium
Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=194 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2010-03 including attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. 1. Title Events 2010 The following Title Events 2010 are now also officially sanctioned. Junior European Cup in Bochum, Germany. Junior European Championships in Iserlohn, Germany. Men European Championships in Lugano, Switzerland. We still need final host applications for the Men and the Women European Cup. For the Women European Championships the future handling of this event will be discussed at the AGM 2010. 2. Deadline to confirm/cancel the participation in a Title Event With effect from 02.02.2010 the official IISHF announcement of the above mentioned Title Events (U19 European Cup and Men/Junior European Championships) 2010 has been done. As attachment all NMA?s receive the IISHF Seeding Ranking List 2009 with update as of today for those three (3) events. In this list all teams (incl. backup) are mentioned who are qualified to take part in title events 2010. Regarding the European Cups (Club Teams) according to Point 18.2 IISHF Regulations each National Champion 2009 must take part in the European Cup 2010, unless they officially cancel their participation to the IISHF within three (3) weeks after the European Cup has been announced. The need for feedback also apply for all National Vice Champions 2009, Wild Card Teams, Host Teams and Backup Teams who might qualified for 2010 so please make sure that the final information about the partic pation 2010 of all your Club Teams as listed in the IISHF Seeding Ranking List will be given at latest within the next three weeks to IISHF (office@iishf.com). Deadline for reply is 23.02.2010. In the event of a National Champion declining the place, the place will in the first instance be offered to that National Member Associations Vice Champion if they do not already have a place. Regarding the European Championships (National Teams) according to Point 18.11 IISHF Regulations each National Member Association must take part with a National Team, unless they officially cancel their participation in writing to the IISHF within three (3) weeks of the official announcement so please make sure that the final information about the participation 2010 of all your National Teams as listed in the IISHF Seeding Ranking List will be given at latest within the next three weeks to IISHF (office@iishf.com). Deadline for reply is 23.02.2010. If a National Member Association becomes a new Member after the official IISHF announcement of an European Championship, it must not send a National Team to the European Championships and can only take part if there is a vacant place. Failure by any Country, Club or Team to meet an IISHF published deadline. Fine: 50 Euros per week until deadline is met. We thank you very much in advance for your efforts. 3. Opening ceremony at the U13 European Cup 2010 Krefeld the host for the U13 European Cup 2010 in Krefeld, Germany has planned an opening ceremony. This shall take place on Friday 02.07.2010 at 18:00. At 19:30 they will have a fungame between a team of the "Crazy Old Bears" and a "Parents All Star Team". This game will be 3 x 15 min and will be finished at 21.00. On behalf of the IISHF Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=194 Tue, 02 Feb 2010 01:24:57 +0100 IISHF Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2010-03 including attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

1. Title Events 2010
The following Title Events 2010 are now also officially sanctioned.
Junior European Cup in Bochum, Germany.
Junior European Championships in Iserlohn, Germany.
Men European Championships in Lugano, Switzerland.

We still need final host applications for the Men and the Women European Cup. For the Women European Championships the future handling of this event will be discussed at the AGM 2010.

2. Deadline to confirm/cancel the participation in a Title Event
With effect from 02.02.2010 the official IISHF announcement of the above mentioned Title Events (U19 European Cup and Men/Junior European Championships) 2010 has been done. As attachment all NMA?s receive the IISHF Seeding Ranking List 2009 with update as of today for those three (3) events. In this list all teams (incl. backup) are mentioned who are qualified to take part in title events
2010.

Regarding the European Cups (Club Teams) according to Point 18.2 IISHF Regulations each National Champion 2009 must take part in the European Cup 2010, unless they officially cancel their
participation to the IISHF within three (3) weeks after the European Cup has been announced. The need for feedback also apply for all National Vice Champions 2009, Wild Card Teams, Host Teams and Backup Teams who might qualified for 2010 so please make sure that the final information about the
partic pation 2010 of all your Club Teams as listed in the IISHF Seeding Ranking List will be given at latest within the next three weeks to IISHF (office@iishf.com). Deadline for reply is 23.02.2010. In the event of a National Champion declining the place, the place will in the first instance be offered to that National Member Associations Vice Champion if they do not already have a place.

Regarding the European Championships (National Teams) according to Point 18.11 IISHF Regulations each National Member Association must take part with a National Team, unless they officially cancel their participation in writing to the IISHF within three (3) weeks of the official announcement so please make sure that the final information about the participation 2010 of all your National Teams as listed in the IISHF Seeding Ranking List will be given at latest within the next three weeks to IISHF
(office@iishf.com). Deadline for reply is 23.02.2010. If a National Member Association becomes a new Member after the official IISHF announcement of an European Championship, it must not send a
National Team to the European Championships and can only take part if there is a vacant place.

Failure by any Country, Club or Team to meet an IISHF published deadline. Fine: 50 Euros per week until deadline is met. We thank you very much in advance for your efforts.

3. Opening ceremony at the U13 European Cup 2010
Krefeld the host for the U13 European Cup 2010 in Krefeld, Germany has planned an opening ceremony. This shall take place on Friday 02.07.2010 at 18:00. At 19:30 they will have a fungame between a team of the "Crazy Old Bears" and a "Parents All Star Team". This game will be 3 x 15 min and will be finished at 21.00.

On behalf of the IISHF Presidium
Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=193 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2010-02 including attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. 1. Title Events 2010 The Title Events 2010 are now officially fixed (sanctioned) in two age groups the U13 (PeeWee) and the U16 (Youth) European Cup and will take place as follows. We are awaiting the final sanctioning for the Men European Championship and the U19 (Junior) European Cup. We still need final host applications for the Men and the Women European Cup. For the Women European Championships the future handling of this event will be discussed at the AGM 2010. Regarding the Junior European Championships we are checking the possibility of hosting the event this year however the future handling of this event will also be discussed at the AGM 2010. European Championships Men: Lugano (Switzerland) candidate/Awaiting sanctioning by IISHF. 29-31.10.2010. European Championships Women: TBA - the future handling of this event will be discussed at the AGM 2010. European Championships Junior: Iserlohn (Germany) Candidate/awaiting application. September/October. European Cup Men: TBA (possible candidate). European Cup Women: TBA (possible candidate). European Cup Junior (U19) Bochum (Germany)Candidate/awaiting application. 10-11.07.2010 European Cup Youth (U16) Porrentruy/SHC Buix (Switzerland). Sanctioned 2010-A2. 15-16.05.2010 European Cup Pee Wee (U13) Krefeld (Germany). Sanctioned 2010-A1. 03-04.07.2010 2. Deadline to confirm/cancel the participation in a Title Event With effect from 11.01.2010 the official IISHF announcement of the above mentioned Title Events (U16 and U13 European Cup) 2010 has been done. As attachment all NMA's receive the IISHF Seeding Ranking List 2010 with update as of today for those two events. In this list all teams (incl. backup) are mentioned who are qualified to take part in title events 2010. Regarding the European Cups (Club Teams) according to Point 18.2 IISHF Regulations each National Champion 2009 must take part in the European Cup 2010, unless they officially cancel their participation to the IISHF within three (3) weeks after the European Cup has been announced. The need for feedback also apply for all National Vice Champions 2009, Wild Card Teams, Host Teams and Backup Teams who might qualified for 2010 so please make sure that the final information about the participation 2010 of all your Club Teams as listed in the IISHF Seeding Ranking List will be given at latest within the next three weeks to IISHF (office@iishf.com). Deadline for reply is 01.02.2009. In the event of a National Champion declining the place, the place will in the first instance be offered to that National Member Associations Vice Champion if they do not already have a place. Failure by any Country, Club or Team to meet an IISHF published deadline. Fine: 50 Euros per week until deadline is met. We thank you very much in advance for your efforts. 3. Opening ceremony at the U16 European Cup 2010 SHC Buix the host for the U16 European Cup 2016 in Porrentruy, Switzerland has planned an opening ceremony Friday May 14, 2010. The games will take place Saturday and Sunday. Saturday evening at 8.30 PM their will also be played a Swiss Men National League game (LNA local derby) between SHC Baroche and SHC Rossemaision at the same rink as the European Cup games. 4. Proposals for changes of IISHF Documents Austria and Denmark have so far forwarded their proposals for the AGM 2010. Attached please find their proposals. On behalf of the IISHF Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=193 Mon, 11 Jan 2010 20:57:50 +0100 IISHF Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2010-02 including attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

1. Title Events 2010
The Title Events 2010 are now officially fixed (sanctioned) in two age groups the U13 (PeeWee) and the U16 (Youth) European Cup and will take place as follows. We are awaiting the final sanctioning for the Men European Championship and the U19 (Junior) European Cup. We still need final host applications for the Men and the Women European Cup. For the Women European Championships the future handling of this event will be discussed at the AGM 2010. Regarding the Junior European Championships we are checking the possibility of hosting the event this year however the future handling of this event will also be discussed at the AGM 2010.

European Championships Men: Lugano (Switzerland) candidate/Awaiting sanctioning by IISHF. 29-31.10.2010.
European Championships Women: TBA - the future handling of this event will be discussed at the AGM 2010.
European Championships Junior: Iserlohn (Germany) Candidate/awaiting application. September/October.
European Cup Men: TBA (possible candidate).
European Cup Women: TBA (possible candidate).
European Cup Junior (U19) Bochum (Germany)Candidate/awaiting application. 10-11.07.2010
European Cup Youth (U16) Porrentruy/SHC Buix (Switzerland). Sanctioned 2010-A2. 15-16.05.2010
European Cup Pee Wee (U13) Krefeld (Germany). Sanctioned 2010-A1. 03-04.07.2010

2. Deadline to confirm/cancel the participation in a Title Event
With effect from 11.01.2010 the official IISHF announcement of the above mentioned Title Events (U16 and U13 European Cup) 2010 has been done. As attachment all NMA's receive the IISHF Seeding Ranking List 2010 with update as of today for those two events. In this list all teams (incl. backup) are mentioned who are qualified to take part in title events 2010.

Regarding the European Cups (Club Teams) according to Point 18.2 IISHF Regulations each National Champion 2009 must take part in the European Cup 2010, unless they officially cancel their participation to the IISHF within three (3) weeks after the European Cup has been announced. The need for feedback also apply for all National Vice Champions 2009, Wild Card Teams, Host Teams and Backup Teams who might qualified for 2010 so please make sure that the final information about the participation 2010 of all your Club Teams as listed in the IISHF Seeding Ranking List will be given at latest within the next three weeks to IISHF (office@iishf.com). Deadline for reply is 01.02.2009. In the event of a National Champion declining the place, the place will in the first instance be offered to that National Member Associations Vice Champion if they do not already have a place.

Failure by any Country, Club or Team to meet an IISHF published deadline. Fine: 50 Euros per week until deadline is met.

We thank you very much in advance for your efforts.

3. Opening ceremony at the U16 European Cup 2010
SHC Buix the host for the U16 European Cup 2016 in Porrentruy, Switzerland has planned an opening ceremony Friday May 14, 2010. The games will take place Saturday and Sunday. Saturday evening at 8.30 PM their will also be played a Swiss Men National League game (LNA local derby) between SHC Baroche and SHC Rossemaision at the same rink as the European Cup games.

4. Proposals for changes of IISHF Documents
Austria and Denmark have so far forwarded their proposals for the AGM 2010. Attached please find their proposals.

On behalf of the IISHF Presidium

Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=192 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2010-01. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. 1. Working Group regarding possible one vote voting system In the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-14 we asked for participants for a working group that should make an input for a time table if and if yes how to implement a equal working system to replace the current voting system (1, 2 or 3 votes depending on the number of teams) which was discussed at the AGM 2009 in Florence, Italy without losing financial payment from the member countries. The working group should then present a report at the next AGM 2010. Germany had also asked to participate in the working group. Lately Denmark also asked to be participating. The following six (6) persons will now participate in the working group (the work will be conducted by e-mail) Claes Fréder from Denmark, Stefan Brütt from Germany, Liz Jeffries from Great Britain, Evgeni Mogilevski from Israel, Saskia van de Weijer from Netherland and Tamara Buetikofer from Switzerland. The IISHF Presidium has started the work of the group January 1, 2010. All Proposals for Changes to the Constitutions and the Regulations at General Meetings shall be submitted in writing to the Presidium no later than three (3) weeks prior to the meeting. 2. Number of teams to be reported to IISHF In reference to article 11.11 in the IISHF Constitution each Member Country shall be entitled at General Meetings to: For Members with 49 teams or less registered 1 Vote For Members with 50 to 99 teams registered 2 Votes For Members with 100 or more teams registered 3 Votes If two delegates are present, the vote shall be granted only to one of the two delegates as per decision by the relevant National Member Association. The number of teams in accordance to article 11.11 shall include the inline skater hockey teams which will be registered in that country for the current year and shall be reported by each National Member Association including a detailed team list with the name of all registered clubs and teams for the current year until 15th January to IISHF headquarters. If no report and/or no detailed team list has been given until 15th January the relevant number of teams shall be based on the previous year membership. We wish you all a Happy New Year. On behalf of the IISHF Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=192 Fri, 01 Jan 2010 23:06:38 +0100 IISHF Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2010-01. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

1. Working Group regarding possible one vote voting system
In the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-14 we asked for participants for a working group that should make an input for a time table if and if yes how to implement a equal working system to replace the current voting system (1, 2 or 3 votes depending on the number of teams) which was discussed at the AGM 2009 in Florence, Italy without losing financial payment from the member countries. The working group should then present a report at the next AGM 2010.

Germany had also asked to participate in the working group. Lately Denmark also asked to be participating.

The following six (6) persons will now participate in the working group (the work will be conducted by e-mail) Claes Fréder from Denmark, Stefan Brütt from Germany, Liz Jeffries from Great Britain, Evgeni Mogilevski from Israel, Saskia van de Weijer from Netherland and Tamara Buetikofer from Switzerland. The IISHF Presidium has started the work of the group January 1, 2010.

All Proposals for Changes to the Constitutions and the Regulations at General Meetings shall be submitted in writing to the Presidium no later than three (3) weeks prior to the meeting.

2. Number of teams to be reported to IISHF
In reference to article 11.11 in the IISHF Constitution each Member Country shall be entitled at General Meetings to:
For Members with 49 teams or less registered 1 Vote
For Members with 50 to 99 teams registered 2 Votes
For Members with 100 or more teams registered 3 Votes
If two delegates are present, the vote shall be granted only to one of the two delegates as per decision by the relevant National Member Association. The number of teams in accordance to article 11.11 shall include the inline skater hockey teams which will be registered in that country for
the current year and shall be reported by each National Member Association including a detailed team list with the name of all registered clubs and teams for the current year until 15th January to IISHF headquarters. If no report and/or no detailed team list has been given until 15th January the relevant number of teams shall be based on the previous year membership.

We wish you all a Happy New Year.

On behalf of the IISHF Presidium
Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=191 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-15. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. 1. AGM - Annual General Meeting 2010 The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the IISHF will as previously announced take place the weekend of February 20-21, 2010. The IISHF Presidium has decided that the meeting will take place in Malaga, Spain. The IISHF checked in detail a lot of hotels and decided to hold the meeting in the following hotel: Hotel Room Mate Larios C/Marqués de Laríos 2 29005 Malaga (Spain) Tel.: +34 952 222 200 Fax.: +34 952 222 407 E-mail: malaga.comercial@room-matehotels.com Website: http://www.roommatehotels.com/eng/malagahotel/larioshotel/larioshotel.php The IISHF will take over the expenses for the meeting room and coffee breaks (without lunch). For the accommodation we could negotiate special conditions which are only valid if we confirm the reservation until 10.01.2010. Room price Euro 100.00(Double Standard) per night including breakfast buffet, coffee break and WiFi for fee. The price is per room and not per person. 2 persons in Double Room (incl. breakfast) price 50.00 Euro per person. 1 person in Double Room (incl. breakfast) price 100.00 Euro per person. We hereby ask all the Member countries to give us an answer lately until 10 January 2010 about the final number of delegates (incl. name), rooms needed and exact indication for what days accommodation is required. Please send your reply to office@iishf.com with a copy to sommer.erik@gmail.com 2. Working Group regarding possible one vote voting system In the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-14 we asked for participants for a working group that should make an input for a time table if and if yes how to implement a equal working system to replace the current voting system (1, 2 or 3 votes depending on the number of teams) which was discussed at the AGM 2009 in Florence, Italy without losing financial payment from the member countries. The working group should then present a report at the next AGM 2010. The following four (4) persons will participate in the working group (the work will be conducted by e-mail) Liz Jeffries from Great Britain, Evgeni Mogilevski from Israel, Saskia van de Weijer from Netherland and Tamara Buetikofer from Switzerland. The IISHF Presidium will start the work of the group. 3. Proposals for changes of IISHF Documents The IISHF Presidium would like to send all the NMAs the proposals of changes of IISHF Documents in adequate time before the AGM that the NMAs have some time for dealing with the suggested changes. All Proposals for Changes to the Constitution at General Meetings shall be submitted in writing to the Presidium no later than three(3)weeks prior to the meeting. The Presidium shall then circulate all proposals to the members no later than two (2) weeks prior to the meeting. These proposals cannot be altered at a General Meeting but must be voted upon without change unless withdrawn by the applicant. All Proposals for Changes to the Regulations and the Rules of the Game at General Meetings shall be submitted in writing to the Presidium no later than three (3) weeks prior to the meeting. The Presidium shall then circulate all proposals to the members no later than two (2) weeks prior to the meeting. These proposals can be altered by the applicant at a General meeting before being voted upon unless withdrawn by the applicant. If you already have some proposals ready then please deliver them to us latest by January 10, 2010 so we can publish them. 4. Title Events 2010 The current status of the Title Events 2019 is as follows: Championships Men Lugano (Switzerland) candidate/application 29-31.10.2010 Championships Women TBA Championships Junior TBA European Cup Men TBA European Cup Women TBA European Cup Junior TBA European Cup Youth (U16) SHC Buix (Switzerland) candidate/application 15-16.05.2010 European Cup Pee Wee U13)Krefeld (Germany) Sanctioned 2010-A1 03-04.07.2010 We still URGENTLY need as mentioned in the previous IISHF Communication 2009-13 and 2008-14 hosts for a number of Title events in 2010. ? Women and Junior European Championships. ? Men, Women and U19 European Cups. All international events must have the prior sanctioning of the IISHF. According to 14.1 in IISHF Regulations host Teams/clubs must apply to the IISHF for sanctioning of an event not later than three (3) months before the event with the official IISHF Tournament Application Form including all necessary documentation. Application Form can be downloaded from the document section on www.iishf.com At the moment only one Title event has been final scheduled for 2010. ? U13 (PeeWee) European Cup to take place July 3-4, 2010 in Krefeld, Germany. We have received applications for the following events that still need to be sanctioned. ? U16 (Youth) European Cup to take place May 15-16, 2010 in Porrentruy, Switzerland. Host SHC Buix. ? Men European Championship to take place October 29-31, 2010 in Lugano, Switzerland. Host Sayaluca Lugano. We might need to underline that until a tournament has been officially sanctioned any country can actually apply for any of the A-events for 2010. 5. Switzerland statement about the Women and Junior European Championship Switzerland would like to underline that in both categories (Women and Junior) they will only participate in the European Championships if there are more than 4 countries participating and they also propose for both categories to organise the events every two years if not more than four teams will participate. 6. IISHF Working Meeting The IISHF Presidium and the IISHF Officials Team will have a Working Meeting in Kaarst, Germany the weekend of February 6-7, 2010 in order to plan the IISHF Title Events 2010. 7. IISHF Contact If you want to send any requests/queries/correspondence to IISHF, please use the e-mail address office@iishf.com We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. On behalf of the IISHF Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=191 Tue, 22 Dec 2009 23:42:52 +0100 IISHF Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-15. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

1. AGM - Annual General Meeting 2010
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the IISHF will as previously announced take place the weekend of February 20-21, 2010. The IISHF Presidium has decided that the meeting will take place in
Malaga, Spain. The IISHF checked in detail a lot of hotels and decided to hold the meeting in the following hotel:
Hotel Room Mate Larios
C/Marqués de Laríos 2
29005 Malaga (Spain)
Tel.: +34 952 222 200
Fax.: +34 952 222 407
E-mail: malaga.comercial@room-matehotels.com
Website: www.roommatehotels.com/eng/malagahotel/larioshotel/larioshotel.php
The IISHF will take over the expenses for the meeting room and coffee breaks (without lunch). For the accommodation we could negotiate special conditions which are only valid if we confirm the reservation
until 10.01.2010. Room price Euro 100.00(Double Standard) per night including breakfast
buffet, coffee break and WiFi for fee. The price is per room and not per person.
2 persons in Double Room (incl. breakfast) price 50.00 Euro per person.
1 person in Double Room (incl. breakfast) price 100.00 Euro per person.
We hereby ask all the Member countries to give us an answer lately until 10 January 2010 about the final number of delegates (incl. name), rooms needed and exact indication for what days accommodation is required. Please send your reply to office@iishf.com with a copy to sommer.erik@gmail.com

2. Working Group regarding possible one vote voting system
In the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-14 we asked for participants for a working group that should make an input for a time table if and if yes how to implement a equal working system to replace the current voting system (1, 2 or 3 votes depending on the number of teams) which was discussed at the AGM 2009 in Florence, Italy without losing financial payment from the member countries. The working group should then present a report at the next AGM 2010. The following four (4) persons will participate in the working group (the work will be conducted by e-mail) Liz Jeffries from Great Britain, Evgeni Mogilevski from Israel, Saskia van de Weijer from Netherland and Tamara Buetikofer from Switzerland. The IISHF Presidium will start the work of the group.

3. Proposals for changes of IISHF Documents
The IISHF Presidium would like to send all the NMAs the proposals of changes of IISHF Documents in adequate time before the AGM that the NMAs have some time for dealing with the suggested changes. All Proposals for Changes to the Constitution at General Meetings shall be submitted in writing to the Presidium no later than three(3)weeks prior to the meeting. The Presidium shall then circulate all proposals to the members no later than two (2) weeks prior to the meeting. These proposals cannot be altered at a General Meeting but must be voted upon without change unless withdrawn by the applicant. All Proposals for Changes to the Regulations and the Rules of the Game at General Meetings shall be submitted in writing to the Presidium no later than three (3) weeks prior to the meeting. The Presidium shall then circulate all proposals to the members no later than two (2) weeks prior to the meeting. These proposals can be altered by the applicant at a General meeting before being voted upon
unless withdrawn by the applicant. If you already have some proposals ready then please deliver them to us latest by January 10, 2010 so we can publish them.

4. Title Events 2010
The current status of the Title Events 2019 is as follows:
Championships Men Lugano (Switzerland) candidate/application 29-31.10.2010
Championships Women TBA
Championships Junior TBA
European Cup Men TBA
European Cup Women TBA
European Cup Junior TBA
European Cup Youth (U16) SHC Buix (Switzerland) candidate/application 15-16.05.2010
European Cup Pee Wee U13)Krefeld (Germany) Sanctioned 2010-A1 03-04.07.2010

We still URGENTLY need as mentioned in the previous IISHF Communication 2009-13 and 2008-14 hosts for a number of Title events in 2010.
? Women and Junior European Championships.
? Men, Women and U19 European Cups.
All international events must have the prior sanctioning of the IISHF. According to 14.1 in IISHF Regulations host Teams/clubs must apply to the IISHF for sanctioning of an event not later than three (3) months before the event with the official IISHF Tournament Application Form including all necessary documentation. Application Form can be downloaded from the document section on www.iishf.com
At the moment only one Title event has been final scheduled for 2010.
? U13 (PeeWee) European Cup to take place July 3-4, 2010 in Krefeld, Germany.
We have received applications for the following events that still need to be sanctioned.
? U16 (Youth) European Cup to take place May 15-16, 2010 in Porrentruy, Switzerland. Host SHC Buix.
? Men European Championship to take place October 29-31, 2010 in Lugano, Switzerland. Host Sayaluca Lugano.
We might need to underline that until a tournament has been officially sanctioned any country can actually apply for any of the A-events for 2010.

5. Switzerland statement about the Women and Junior European Championship
Switzerland would like to underline that in both categories (Women and Junior) they will only participate in the European Championships if there are more than 4 countries participating and they also propose for both categories to organise the events every two years if not more than four
teams will participate.

6. IISHF Working Meeting
The IISHF Presidium and the IISHF Officials Team will have a Working Meeting in Kaarst, Germany the weekend of February 6-7, 2010 in order to plan the IISHF Title Events 2010.

7. IISHF Contact
If you want to send any requests/queries/correspondence to IISHF, please use the e-mail address office@iishf.com

We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

On behalf of the IISHF Presidium
Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=190 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-14. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. 1. Feedback regarding Women and Junior European Championships We have received feedback in regards to the questions in the IISHF Communication Roundletter 2009/13 regarding the Women and Junior European Championships. Women European Championships. Austria, Germany and Switzerland intend to participate. There is a preference for playing in September or October. Germany prefers the event to take place between September 13 and October 31. Austria prefers to play in September. Denmark is reluctant to participate due to the financial costs of participating. Poland would like to participate but needs financial support from the Polish Ministry of Sport. Switzerland suggests that the event only takes place every 2 years if not more than 4 teams will participate. Great Britain has participated previously but don't have any Women National Team. At the moment no country has applied to be the host for the Women European Championship. The IISHF Presidium recommends that the future for the Women European Championship will be discussed at the next AGM. Junior European Championships. Austria, Germany, Great Britain and Switzerland will participate. Netherland will participate however only if the event take place in a place where the cost of travelling is not to expensive. Israel will participate again but first from 2011. Denmark, Poland and Russia will not participate. Switzerland suggests that the event only takes place every 2 years if not more than 4 teams will participate (added to the text). Netherland and Great Britain has shown some interest in hosting the event. The IISHF Presidium recommends also here that the future for the Junior European Championship will be discussed at the next AGM. 2. Wild Card for Düsseldorf Rams for U16 European Cup 2010 IISHF Presidium has decided to give Düsseldorf Rams a Wild Card for the next U16 European Cup to take place in 2010 if the team don't qualify directly for the event. The decision has been made based on the feedback from the Member countries where 9 voted yes (6 countries) and 6 voted no (3 countries) in favour of Düsseldorf Rams. 3. Title Events 2010 We still need as mentioned in the IISHF Communication 2009-13 URGENTLY hosts for a number of Title events in 2010. - Junior European Championships. - Men, Women and U19 European Cups. All international events must have the prior sanctioning of the IISHF. According to 14.1 in IISHF Regulations host Teams/clubs must apply to the IISHF for sanctioning of an event not later than three (3) months before the event with the official IISHF Tournament Application Form including all necessary documentation. Application Form can be downloaded from the document section on www.iishf.com At the moment only one Title event has been final scheduled for 2010. - U13 (PeeWee) European Cup to take place July 3-4, 2010 in Krefeld, Germany. We have received applications for the following events that still need to be sanctioned. - U16 (Youth) European Cup to take place May 14-16, 2010 in Porrentruy, Switzerland. Host SHC Buix. - Men European Championship to take place October 29-31, 2010 in Lugano, Switzerland. Host Sayaluca Lugano. We have also been in contact with Austria, Great Britain and Netherland regarding hosting events in 2010. We might need to underline that until a tournament has been officially sanctioned any country can actually apply for any of the A-events for 2010. 4. New Member of IISHF Disciplinary Committee IISHF has nominated Stefano Laffranchini from Switzerland as new member of the IISHF Disciplinary Committee. Stefano replaces Gabriel Willemin of Switzerland. Welcome to Stefano. The IISHF Disciplinary Committee consists now of the following members: Erik Sommer, Denmark (Disciplinary Officer) Ingo Goerke, Germany (Vice Disciplinary Officer) Liz Jeffries, Great Britain Stefano Laffranchini, Switzerland 5. National Champion and National Vice-Champion According to IISHF Regulations 18.1 each National Member Association must inform the IISHF before the 1st of December each year of the Team names, contact person, full team list and contact address (e-mail) of the National Champion and National Vice Champion for each age group for that year. Please provide the information to Erik Sommer at sommer.erik@gmail.com with a copy to IISHF Office at office@iishf.com. Failure to provide the IISHF the requested information is according to IISHF Regulations 3.4.i the following: 100 Euro fine per week for each missing team. 6. An individual player may only play for one team The IISHF Presidium would like to remind that according to the IISHF Regulations 17.6 an individual player may have a valid playing card (or membership card) only for a team of one IISHF National Member association. Please inform all your clubs and teams about this regulation that a player of a club of an IISHF country can not get an additional playing licence in another IISHF country. 7. AGM - Annual General Meeting The Annual General Meeting of the IISHF will as previously announced take place the weekend of February 20-21, 2010. The IISHF Presidium will shortly announce the place. 8. Working Group regarding possible one vote voting system The current voting system (1, 2 or 3 votes) depending on the number of teams was discussed at the AGM 2009 in Florence, Italy. It was decided that a working group should be established with a representative from each Member Country in order to discuss this topic in order to make a input for a time table if and if yes how to implement a equal working system without losing financial payment from the member countries. The working group should then present a report at the next AGM 2010. Please report the name of your representative for the working group. Deadline for your reply is December 7, 2009 (3 weeks deadline). 9. New IISHF Presidium 2010 According to the IISHF Constitution 12.5 the Presidium members shall remain in office for two (2) years and re election of all Presidium members shall take place every alternate year. The last election of the IISHF Presidium took place in Valencia, February 2008. Piergiovanni Gionchetta was elected as President. Erik Sommer was elected as Vice President Ingo Goerke was elected as Finance Director. Piergiovanni Gionchetta will end his period as IISHF President at the AGM 2010 and will not be willing to be reelected. Erik Sommer and Ingo Goerke are willing to continue for a new 2 year period in the IISHF Presidium. The IISHF Presidium propose Erik Sommer (Denmark) as President (new) and Ingo Goerke (Germany) as the Finance Director (as before). A position as IISHF Vice-President will then be open. According to the IISHF Constitution 12.3 the Presidium members must all reside in different countries. So in that case a new Presidium member must come from either Austria, Great Britain, Israel, Netherland, Poland, Russia or Switzerland. The IISHF Presidium proposes Jean-Daniel Muller (Switzerland) as new IISHF Vice-President and J-D Muller would be willing to be elected. On behalf of the IISHF Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=190 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 22:07:42 +0100 IISHF Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-14. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

1. Feedback regarding Women and Junior European Championships
We have received feedback in regards to the questions in the IISHF Communication Roundletter 2009/13 regarding the Women and Junior European Championships.

Women European Championships.
Austria, Germany and Switzerland intend to participate. There is a preference for playing in September or October. Germany prefers the event to take place between September 13 and October 31. Austria prefers to play in September.

Denmark is reluctant to participate due to the financial costs of participating. Poland would like to participate but needs financial support from the Polish Ministry of Sport.

Switzerland suggests that the event only takes place every 2 years if not more than 4 teams will participate.

Great Britain has participated previously but don't have any Women National Team.

At the moment no country has applied to be the host for the Women European Championship. The IISHF Presidium recommends that the future for the Women European Championship will be discussed at the next AGM.

Junior European Championships.
Austria, Germany, Great Britain and Switzerland will participate. Netherland will participate however only if the event take place in a place where the cost of travelling is not to expensive. Israel will participate again but first from 2011.

Denmark, Poland and Russia will not participate.

Switzerland suggests that the event only takes place every 2 years if not more than 4 teams will participate (added to the text).

Netherland and Great Britain has shown some interest in hosting the event.

The IISHF Presidium recommends also here that the future for the Junior European Championship will be discussed at the next AGM.

2. Wild Card for Düsseldorf Rams for U16 European Cup 2010
IISHF Presidium has decided to give Düsseldorf Rams a Wild Card for the next U16 European Cup to take place in 2010 if the team don't qualify directly for the event. The decision has been made based on the feedback from the Member countries where 9 voted yes (6 countries) and 6 voted no (3 countries) in favour of Düsseldorf Rams.

3. Title Events 2010
We still need as mentioned in the IISHF Communication 2009-13 URGENTLY hosts for a number of Title events in 2010.
- Junior European Championships.
- Men, Women and U19 European Cups.

All international events must have the prior sanctioning of the IISHF. According to 14.1 in IISHF Regulations host Teams/clubs must apply to the IISHF for sanctioning of an event not later than three (3) months before the event with the official IISHF Tournament Application Form including all necessary documentation. Application Form can be downloaded from the document section on www.iishf.com

At the moment only one Title event has been final scheduled for 2010.
- U13 (PeeWee) European Cup to take place July 3-4, 2010 in Krefeld, Germany.

We have received applications for the following events that still need to be sanctioned.
- U16 (Youth) European Cup to take place May 14-16, 2010 in
Porrentruy, Switzerland. Host SHC Buix.
- Men European Championship to take place October 29-31, 2010 in Lugano, Switzerland. Host Sayaluca Lugano.

We have also been in contact with Austria, Great Britain and Netherland regarding hosting events in 2010.

We might need to underline that until a tournament has been officially sanctioned any country can actually apply for any of the A-events for 2010.

4. New Member of IISHF Disciplinary Committee
IISHF has nominated Stefano Laffranchini from Switzerland as new member of the IISHF Disciplinary Committee. Stefano replaces Gabriel Willemin of Switzerland. Welcome to Stefano.
The IISHF Disciplinary Committee consists now of the following members:
Erik Sommer, Denmark (Disciplinary Officer)
Ingo Goerke, Germany (Vice Disciplinary Officer)
Liz Jeffries, Great Britain
Stefano Laffranchini, Switzerland

5. National Champion and National Vice-Champion
According to IISHF Regulations 18.1 each National Member Association must inform the IISHF before the 1st of December each year of the Team names, contact person, full team list and contact address (e-mail) of the National Champion and National Vice Champion for each age group for that year. Please provide the information to Erik Sommer at sommer.erik@gmail.com with a copy to IISHF Office at office@iishf.com. Failure to provide the IISHF the requested information is according to IISHF Regulations 3.4.i the following: 100 Euro fine per week for each missing team.

6. An individual player may only play for one team
The IISHF Presidium would like to remind that according to the IISHF Regulations 17.6 an individual player may have a valid playing card (or membership card) only for a team of one IISHF National Member association. Please inform all your clubs and teams about this regulation that a player of a club of an IISHF country can not get an additional playing licence in another IISHF country.

7. AGM - Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of the IISHF will as previously announced take place the weekend of February 20-21, 2010. The IISHF Presidium will shortly announce the place.

8. Working Group regarding possible one vote voting system
The current voting system (1, 2 or 3 votes) depending on the number of teams was discussed at the AGM 2009 in Florence, Italy. It was decided that a working group should be established with a representative from each Member Country in order to discuss this topic in order to make a input for a time table if and if yes how to implement a equal working system without losing financial payment from the member countries. The working group should then present a report at the next AGM 2010. Please report the name of your representative for the working group. Deadline for your reply is December 7, 2009 (3 weeks deadline).

9. New IISHF Presidium 2010
According to the IISHF Constitution 12.5 the Presidium members shall remain in office for two (2) years and re election of all Presidium members shall take place every alternate year. The last election of the IISHF Presidium took place in Valencia, February 2008. Piergiovanni Gionchetta was elected as President. Erik Sommer was elected as Vice President Ingo Goerke was elected as Finance Director.

Piergiovanni Gionchetta will end his period as IISHF President at the AGM 2010 and will not be willing to be reelected. Erik Sommer and Ingo Goerke are willing to continue for a new 2 year period in the IISHF Presidium. The IISHF Presidium propose Erik Sommer (Denmark) as President (new) and Ingo Goerke (Germany) as the Finance Director (as before). A position as IISHF Vice-President will then be open. According to the IISHF Constitution 12.3 the Presidium members must all reside in different countries. So in that case a new Presidium member must come from either Austria, Great Britain, Israel, Netherland, Poland, Russia or Switzerland.

The IISHF Presidium proposes Jean-Daniel Muller (Switzerland) as new IISHF Vice-President and J-D Muller would be willing to be elected.

On behalf of the IISHF Presidium
Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=188 Switzerland won the European Championship for Men 2009 winning over Denmark in the final 6-3 (1-2, 2-0, 3-0) in Lugano, Switzerland on October 25, 2009. In the game for third place Great Britain won over Germany 5-4 (1-2, 2-1, 0-0, 2-1) after extratime and penalty shootout. Switzerland won the first semifinal Sunday against Great Britain with 8-4 (3-2, 5-2) with Switzerland taking the lead in the second half with 5-2 after Great Britain was leading 2-1 in the first half. In the second semifinal Denmark won 6-4 (4-3, 2-1) over Germany in game where a Germany were taking the early lead 1-0 and 2-1 in the first half. 3 powerplay goals for both Denmark and Germany. In the placement games for 5-7th place Austria won their game against Poland 7-5 (3-4, 4-1) after trailing 3-4 at halftime. Netherland won 6-2 (4-0, 2-2)over Poland who then placed 7th in the tournament. In their last game Netherland won 10-5 (4-2, 6-3) over Austria. Netherland placed 5th and Austria placed 6th. Saturday started with the first game between Poland and Switzerland with a Swiss victory by 3-0 (1-0, 2-0). Great Britain won 4-1 (2-1, 2-1) over Netherland. In a very though game Denmark came from behind 0-2 and 1-3 to win 10-5 (3-3, 7-2) over Germany with all goals scored in powerplays. Netherland won their first game 8-5 (4-1, 4-4) over Poland. Denmark stayed undefeated in the tournament by beating Great Britain by 3-2 (2-0, 1-2). Austria won their first game 7-6 (2-6, 4-1) over Poland who came from down 2-6 to tie up the game at 6-6. Germany and Switzerland played 5-5 (2-2, 3-3) in a game where Germany were leading by 5-3 with 1 minutes and 13 seconds to go and playing powerplay. Switzerland tied up the game with 19 seconds to go on a penalty shot. Netherland won their second game of the groupplay 6-5 (3-1, 3-4) over Austria. Denmark lost to Switzerland with 2-6 (0-3, 2-3). In the last group game Great Britain won over Germany with 4-3 (1-2, 3-1). Placement after the groupplay was 1: Denmark 10 points, 2: Great Britain 10 points, 3: Switzerland 9 points, 4: Germany 7 points, 5: Netherland 4 points, 6: Austria 2 points and 7: Poland 0 points. First goal of the tournament on Friday was scored by David Tözen from Germany after 10 seconds play against Austria. Germany won the game easily 9-2 (3-1, 6-1) over Austria. Great Britain won in a close game 3-2 (1-0, 2-2) over the host team from Switzerland with the deciding goal scored with 15 seconds to go by Scott Clark. Denmark won big over Poland 17-0 (7-0, 10-0). Fastest goal of the tournament scored by Mick Tanner after 4 seconds in Great Britains win 5-1 (2-0, 3-1) over Austria. Germany clear victory over Netherland with 9-3 (3-0, 6-3). Denmark won a close match over Austria with 5-2 (1-1, 3-1) with first goal to Denmark after 35 second but where Austria tied up the game twice. Switzerland won in a tight game with 3-1 over Netherland (1-0, 2-1). Germany won in controlled game 9-2 over Poland (5-0, 4-2). Switzerland scored 14 goals in a 14-1 (4-1, 10-0) win against Austria after Austria had taken the early lead. Great Britain won 8-2 (3-2, 5-0) over Poland after Poland was leading twice. In the last game Friday Denmark won with 10-5 (3-2, 7-3) over Netherland. Fair Play Cup won by Poland. Topscorer (Points, Goals and Assists). 1: # 11 Oliver Sommer, Denmark 22 points (10 goals, 12 assists). 2: # 15 Robin Stilling, Denmark 20 points (16 goals, 4 assists). 3: # 69 John Versteeg, Netherland 20 points (11 goals, 9 assists). 3: # 23 Tony Demelinne, Netherland 20 points (11 goals, 9 assists). All Star Team: Goalkeeper: #2, James Tanner, Great Britain Outfield Player: #23, Simon Artz, Germany. Outfield Player: #8, Marcel Mörsch, Germany. Outfield Player: #71, Emmanuel Weiss, Switzerland. Outfield Player: #12, Lukas Fettinger, Germany. No. Time Game Result Remarks Friday, 23 October 2009 1 09:00 Austria vs. Germany 2:9 (1-3 , 1-6) 2 10:05 Switzerland vs. Great Britain 2:3 (0-1 , 2-2) 3 11:10 Denmark vs. Poland 17:0 (7-0 , 10-0) 4 12:15 Austria vs. Great Britain 1:5 (0-2 , 1-3) 5 13:20 Germany vs. Netherland 9:3 (3-0 , 6-3) 6 14:25 Denmark vs. Austria 5:2 (1-1 , 4-1) 7 15:30 Switzerland vs. Netherland 3:1 ( 1-0 , 2-1) 8 16:35 Poland vs. Germany 2:9 (0-5 , 2-4) 9 17:40 Austria vs. Switzerland 1:14 (1-4 , 0-10) 10 18:45 Great Britain vs. Poland 8:2 (3-2 , 5-0) 11 19:50 Netherland vs. Denmark 5:10 (2-3 , 3-7) Saturday, 24 October 2009 12 09:00 Poland vs. Switzerland 0:3 (0-1, 0-2) 13 10:05 Great Britain vs. Netherland 4:1 (2-1, 2-1) 14 11:10 Germany vs. Denmark 5:10 (3-3, 2-7) 15 12:15 Netherland vs. Poland 8:5 (4-1, 4-4) 16 13:20 Great Britain vs. Denmark 2:3 (0-2, 2-1) 17 14:25 Poland vs. Austria 6:7 (2-6, 4-1) 18 15:30 Switzerland vs. Germany 5:5 (2-2, 3-3) 19 16:35 Netherland vs. Austria 6:5 (3-1, 3-4) 20 17:40 Denmark vs. Switzerland 2:6 (0-3, 2-3) 21 18:45 Germany vs. Great Britain 3:4 (2-1, 1-3) Sunday, 25 October 2009 22 09:00 Austria (6th Preliminary Round) vs. Poland (7th Preliminary Round) 7:5 (3-4, 4-1) Placement 5-7 23 10:05 Great Britain (2nd Preliminary Round) vs. Switzerland (3rd Preliminary Round) 4:8 (2-3, 2-5) Semi Final 24 11:25 Poland (7th Preliminary Round) vs. Netherland (5th Preliminary Round) 2:6 Placement 5-7 25 12:30 Denmark (1st Preliminary Round) vs. Germany (4th Preliminary Round) 6:4 (4-3, 2-1) Semi Final 26 13:50 Netherland (5th Preliminary Round) vs. Austria (6th Preliminary Round) 10:5 (4-2, 6-3) Placement 5-7 27 10:55 Great Britain (Loser game 23) vs. Germany (Loser game 25) 5:4 (1-2, 2-1, 0-0, 2-1) extra time and penalty shootout Place 3/4 28 14:00 Switzerland (Winner Game 23) vs. Denmark (Winner Game 25) 6:2 (1-2, 2-0, 3-0) Place 1/2 (TV Broadcast) European Championship for Men taking place in Lugano, Switzerland on October 23-25, 2009. Teams from 7 countries participing from Austria, Denmark, Germany, Great Britain, Netherland, Poland and Switzerland. Defending champion is Germany. Homepage for tournament is http://www.sayaluca.ch. The Final Sunday will be televised live on Swiss television - see more information on the host website. http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=188 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:31:03 +0200 IISHF Title Events Erik Sommer Switzerland won the European Championship for Men 2009 winning over Denmark in the final 6-3 (1-2, 2-0, 3-0) in Lugano, Switzerland on October 25, 2009. In the game for third place Great Britain won over Germany 5-4 (1-2, 2-1, 0-0, 2-1) after extratime and penalty shootout. Switzerland won the first semifinal Sunday against Great Britain with 8-4 (3-2, 5-2) with Switzerland taking the lead in the second half with 5-2 after Great Britain was leading 2-1 in the first half. In the second semifinal Denmark won 6-4 (4-3, 2-1) over Germany in game where a Germany were taking the early lead 1-0 and 2-1 in the first half. 3 powerplay goals for both Denmark and Germany. In the placement games for 5-7th place Austria won their game against Poland 7-5 (3-4, 4-1) after trailing 3-4 at halftime. Netherland won 6-2 (4-0, 2-2)over Poland who then placed 7th in the tournament. In their last game Netherland won 10-5 (4-2, 6-3) over Austria. Netherland placed 5th and Austria placed 6th.

Saturday started with the first game between Poland and Switzerland with a Swiss victory by 3-0 (1-0, 2-0). Great Britain won 4-1 (2-1, 2-1) over Netherland. In a very though game Denmark came from behind 0-2 and 1-3 to win 10-5 (3-3, 7-2) over Germany with all goals scored in powerplays. Netherland won their first game 8-5 (4-1, 4-4) over Poland. Denmark stayed undefeated in the tournament by beating Great Britain by 3-2 (2-0, 1-2). Austria won their first game 7-6 (2-6, 4-1) over Poland who came from down 2-6 to tie up the game at 6-6. Germany and Switzerland played 5-5 (2-2, 3-3) in a game where Germany were leading by 5-3 with 1 minutes and 13 seconds to go and playing powerplay. Switzerland tied up the game with 19 seconds to go on a penalty shot. Netherland won their second game of the groupplay 6-5 (3-1, 3-4) over Austria. Denmark lost to Switzerland with 2-6 (0-3, 2-3). In the last group game Great Britain won over Germany with 4-3 (1-2, 3-1). Placement after the groupplay was 1: Denmark 10 points, 2: Great Britain 10 points, 3: Switzerland 9 points, 4: Germany 7 points, 5: Netherland 4 points, 6: Austria 2 points and 7: Poland 0 points.

First goal of the tournament on Friday was scored by David Tözen from Germany after 10 seconds play against Austria. Germany won the game easily 9-2 (3-1, 6-1) over Austria. Great Britain won in a close game 3-2 (1-0, 2-2) over the host team from Switzerland with the deciding goal scored with 15 seconds to go by Scott Clark. Denmark won big over Poland 17-0 (7-0, 10-0). Fastest goal of the tournament scored by Mick Tanner after 4 seconds in Great Britains win 5-1 (2-0, 3-1) over Austria. Germany clear victory over Netherland with 9-3 (3-0, 6-3). Denmark won a close match over Austria with 5-2 (1-1, 3-1) with first goal to Denmark after 35 second but where Austria tied up the game twice. Switzerland won in a tight game with 3-1 over Netherland (1-0, 2-1). Germany won in controlled game 9-2 over Poland (5-0, 4-2). Switzerland scored 14 goals in a 14-1 (4-1, 10-0) win against Austria after Austria had taken the early lead. Great Britain won 8-2 (3-2, 5-0) over Poland after Poland was leading twice. In the last game Friday Denmark won with 10-5 (3-2, 7-3) over Netherland.

Fair Play Cup won by Poland.

Topscorer (Points, Goals and Assists).
1: # 11 Oliver Sommer, Denmark 22 points (10 goals, 12 assists).
2: # 15 Robin Stilling, Denmark 20 points (16 goals, 4 assists).
3: # 69 John Versteeg, Netherland 20 points (11 goals, 9 assists).
3: # 23 Tony Demelinne, Netherland 20 points (11 goals, 9 assists).

All Star Team:
Goalkeeper: #2, James Tanner, Great Britain
Outfield Player: #23, Simon Artz, Germany.
Outfield Player: #8, Marcel Mörsch, Germany.
Outfield Player: #71, Emmanuel Weiss, Switzerland.
Outfield Player: #12, Lukas Fettinger, Germany.

No. Time Game Result Remarks
Friday, 23 October 2009
1 09:00 Austria vs. Germany 2:9 (1-3 , 1-6)
2 10:05 Switzerland vs. Great Britain 2:3 (0-1 , 2-2)
3 11:10 Denmark vs. Poland 17:0 (7-0 , 10-0)
4 12:15 Austria vs. Great Britain 1:5 (0-2 , 1-3)
5 13:20 Germany vs. Netherland 9:3 (3-0 , 6-3)
6 14:25 Denmark vs. Austria 5:2 (1-1 , 4-1)
7 15:30 Switzerland vs. Netherland 3:1 ( 1-0 , 2-1)
8 16:35 Poland vs. Germany 2:9 (0-5 , 2-4)
9 17:40 Austria vs. Switzerland 1:14 (1-4 , 0-10)
10 18:45 Great Britain vs. Poland 8:2 (3-2 , 5-0)
11 19:50 Netherland vs. Denmark 5:10 (2-3 , 3-7)
Saturday, 24 October 2009
12 09:00 Poland vs. Switzerland 0:3 (0-1, 0-2)
13 10:05 Great Britain vs. Netherland 4:1 (2-1, 2-1)
14 11:10 Germany vs. Denmark 5:10 (3-3, 2-7)
15 12:15 Netherland vs. Poland 8:5 (4-1, 4-4)
16 13:20 Great Britain vs. Denmark 2:3 (0-2, 2-1)
17 14:25 Poland vs. Austria 6:7 (2-6, 4-1)
18 15:30 Switzerland vs. Germany 5:5 (2-2, 3-3)
19 16:35 Netherland vs. Austria 6:5 (3-1, 3-4)
20 17:40 Denmark vs. Switzerland 2:6 (0-3, 2-3)
21 18:45 Germany vs. Great Britain 3:4 (2-1, 1-3)
Sunday, 25 October 2009
22 09:00 Austria (6th Preliminary Round) vs. Poland (7th Preliminary Round) 7:5 (3-4, 4-1) Placement 5-7
23 10:05 Great Britain (2nd Preliminary Round) vs. Switzerland (3rd Preliminary Round) 4:8 (2-3, 2-5) Semi Final
24 11:25 Poland (7th Preliminary Round) vs. Netherland (5th Preliminary Round) 2:6 Placement 5-7
25 12:30 Denmark (1st Preliminary Round) vs. Germany (4th Preliminary Round) 6:4 (4-3, 2-1) Semi Final
26 13:50 Netherland (5th Preliminary Round) vs. Austria (6th Preliminary Round) 10:5 (4-2, 6-3) Placement 5-7
27 10:55 Great Britain (Loser game 23) vs. Germany (Loser game 25) 5:4 (1-2, 2-1, 0-0, 2-1) extra time and penalty shootout Place 3/4
28 14:00 Switzerland (Winner Game 23) vs. Denmark (Winner Game 25) 6:2 (1-2, 2-0, 3-0) Place 1/2 (TV Broadcast)


European Championship for Men taking place in Lugano, Switzerland on October 23-25, 2009. Teams from 7 countries participing from Austria, Denmark, Germany, Great Britain, Netherland, Poland and Switzerland. Defending champion is Germany. Homepage for tournament is www.sayaluca.ch. The Final Sunday will be televised live on Swiss television - see more information on the host website.]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=189 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-13. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. 1. Title Events 2010 We need hosts for the following Title events in 2010. - Men, Woman and Junior European Championships. - Men, Women, U19 and U16 European Cups. All international events must have the prior sanctioning of the IISHF. According to 14.1 in IISHF Regulations host Teams/clubs must apply to the IISHF for sanctioning of an event not later than three (3) months before the event with the official IISHF Tournament Application Form including all necessary documentation. Application Form can be downloaded from the document section on www.iishf.com At the moment only one Title event has been final scheduled for 2010. - U13 (PeeWee) European Cup to take place July 3-4, 2010 in Krefeld, Germany. We have been contacted regarding several of the other events but none of those events have been finally sanctioned by the IISHF. 2. European Championships for Women and Junior At the Women and Junior European Championships 2009 in Stegersbach, Austria only four countries participated in each of the two events. In the Women European Championships teams from Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland participated. In the Junior European Championshipss teams from Austria, Germany, Great Britain and Switzerland participated. In order to increase the number of participating teams the IISHF Presidium would like the Member countries to respond to the following questions for both the Women and Junior European Championships. - Do your Women and Junior National Team intend to participate in the European Championships 2010? - Do you consider hosting one or both of the Events? - Do your have preference for playing certain Months or Weekends? - Do your have certain Months or Weekends where you can?t participate or where it will make it very difficult for your Country to participate? - Do you have specific comments or recommendations regarding the hosting of the Women and Junior European Championships? The Member countries are hereby asked to give their reply to these questions latest by Monday November 9, 2009 (3 weeks deadline). 3. AGM - Annual General Meeting The Annual General Meeting of the IISHF will take place the weekend of February 20-21, 2010. The IISHF Presidium will shortly announce the place for this event. According to the IISHF Constitution the AGM shall take place once a year and will be held between the 1st of February and the 31st of March. 4. Wild Card for Düsseldorf Rams At the U16 European Cup on June 28th, 2009 in Kaarst, Germany there was an incident where Düsseldorf Rams from Germany lost their semifinal in a penalty shootout and after the game they lost their protest regarding the outcome of the game. The IISHF Presidium has upon a request from Düsseldorf Rams decided to ask the Member countries if they are willing to grant Düsseldorf Rams a Wild card for the next U16 European Cup to take place in 2010 due to this incident but only if this is accepted by the Member countries and only if Düsseldorf Rams dont qualify directly for the event. The Member countries are hereby asked to give their reply to this request latest by Monday November 9, 2009 (3 weeks deadline). On behalf of the IISHF Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=189 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:29:22 +0200 IISHF Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-13. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

1. Title Events 2010
We need hosts for the following Title events in 2010.
- Men, Woman and Junior European Championships.
- Men, Women, U19 and U16 European Cups.
All international events must have the prior sanctioning of the IISHF. According to 14.1 in IISHF Regulations host Teams/clubs must apply to the IISHF for sanctioning of an event not later than
three (3) months before the event with the official IISHF Tournament Application Form including all necessary documentation. Application Form can be downloaded from the document section on www.iishf.com

At the moment only one Title event has been final scheduled for 2010.
- U13 (PeeWee) European Cup to take place July 3-4, 2010 in Krefeld, Germany.

We have been contacted regarding several of the other events but none of those events have been finally sanctioned by the IISHF.

2. European Championships for Women and Junior
At the Women and Junior European Championships 2009 in Stegersbach, Austria only four countries participated in each of the two events. In the Women European Championships teams from Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland participated. In the Junior European Championshipss teams from Austria, Germany, Great Britain and Switzerland participated. In order to increase the number of participating teams the IISHF Presidium would like the Member countries to respond to the following questions for both the Women and Junior European Championships.

- Do your Women and Junior National Team intend to participate in the European Championships 2010?
- Do you consider hosting one or both of the Events?
- Do your have preference for playing certain Months or Weekends?
- Do your have certain Months or Weekends where you can?t participate or where it will make it very difficult for your Country to participate?
- Do you have specific comments or recommendations regarding the hosting of the Women and Junior European Championships?

The Member countries are hereby asked to give their reply to these questions latest by Monday November 9, 2009 (3 weeks deadline).

3. AGM - Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of the IISHF will take place the weekend of February 20-21, 2010. The IISHF Presidium will shortly announce the place for this event. According to the IISHF Constitution the AGM shall take place once a year and will be held between the 1st of February and the 31st of
March.

4. Wild Card for Düsseldorf Rams
At the U16 European Cup on June 28th, 2009 in Kaarst, Germany there was an incident where Düsseldorf Rams from Germany lost their semifinal in a penalty shootout and after the game they lost
their protest regarding the outcome of the game. The IISHF Presidium has upon a request from Düsseldorf Rams decided to ask the Member countries if they are willing to grant Düsseldorf Rams a
Wild card for the next U16 European Cup to take place in 2010 due to this incident but only if this is accepted by the Member countries and only if Düsseldorf Rams dont qualify directly for the event. The Member countries are hereby asked to give their reply to this request latest by Monday November 9, 2009 (3 weeks deadline).

On behalf of the IISHF Presidium
Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=187 Germany won a thrilling final 8-7 (1-2, 6-2, 1-3) over Great Britain. The deciding goal scored by Luca Linde with 1 minut and 4 seconds to go. Germany went from 1-2 to 4-2. Great Britain came back a tied up the game at 4-4. Germany came ahead again 7-4. Great Britian came back with 3 powerplay goals in the third period and tied up the game again at 7-7. Switzerland took third place by winning over the hometeam from Austria with 22-0 (9-0, 5-0, 8-0). Germany won the groupplay with 9 points (lost only the last game to Switzerland). Great Britian came second with 8 points (winning both games over Switzerland). Switzerland placed third with 7 points (diden't lose any of its two games against Switzerland). Austria was fourth without any points. Outfield Player: player no. 7, Peter Cox, Great Britain. Fairplay Cup Junior won by Great Britain.´ Allstar Team selected Goalkeeper: player no. 72, Terao Hedges, Great Britain. Outfield Player: player no. 68, Andrew Baybutt, Great Britain Outfield Player: player no. 7, Nils Giesen, Germany. Outfield Player: player no. 13, Sebastian Müller, Germany. Outfield Player: player no. 7, Peter Cox, Great Britain. Topscore Goals and Assists: No. 1: no. 66 Martin Zietala, Switzerland with 15 points (9 goals, 6 assits) No. 2: no. 7 Peter Cox, Great Britain with 13 points (6 goals, 7 assists) No. 3: no. 14 Mattia Koch, Switzerland with 12 points (6 goals, 6 assists) Results from the first day (Group play) Friday, 11 September 2009 3 10:10 Switzerland vs. Austria 6:1 (5-1, 1-0) 4 11:00 Germany vs. Great Britain 4:1 (2-1, 2-0) 7 13:30 Germany vs. Austria 11:0 (6-0, 5-0) 8 14:20 Switzerland vs. Great Britain 2:5 (1-1, 1-4) Great Britain scoring 3 goals shorthanded in box play in second period. 11 16:50 Great Britain vs. Austria 5:1 (1-1, 4-0) 12 17:40 Switzerland vs. Germany 1:1 (0-0, 1-1) Results from the second day (Group play) Saturday, 12 September 2009 15 11:10 Austria vs. Switzerland 1:12 (1-4, 0-8) 16 12:00 Great Britain vs. Germany 1:2 (0-2, 1-0) 19 14:30 Austria vs. Germany 2:9 (1-6, 1-3) 20 15:20 Great Britain vs. Switzerland 8:2 (4-1, 4-1) 23 17:50 Austria vs. Great Britain 1:11 (0-6, 1-5) 24 18:40 Germany vs. Switzerland 1:5 (0-3, 1-2) Results from the final day (Finals) Sunday, 13 September 2009 25 11:00 Switzerland (3rd) vs. Denmark (4th) 1:4 (0-2, 1-0, 0-2) Place 3/4 27 15:00 Germany (1st) vs. Austria (2nd) 7:2 (1-2, 6-2, 1-3) Place 1/2 European Championship for Junior 2009 in Stegersbach, Austria. Event takes place on September 11-13, 2009. Website for tournament http://www.em09.at/ The defending champion from 2009 was Switzerland. http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=187 Mon, 07 Sep 2009 09:45:17 +0200 IISHF Title Events Erik Sommer Germany won a thrilling final 8-7 (1-2, 6-2, 1-3) over Great Britain. The deciding goal scored by Luca Linde with 1 minut and 4 seconds to go. Germany went from 1-2 to 4-2. Great Britain came back a tied up the game at 4-4. Germany came ahead again 7-4. Great Britian came back with 3 powerplay goals in the third period and tied up the game again at 7-7. Switzerland took third place by winning over the hometeam from Austria with 22-0 (9-0, 5-0, 8-0).

Germany won the groupplay with 9 points (lost only the last game to Switzerland). Great Britian came second with 8 points (winning both games over Switzerland). Switzerland placed third with 7 points (diden't lose any of its two games against Switzerland). Austria was fourth without any points.

Outfield Player: player no. 7, Peter Cox, Great Britain.

Fairplay Cup Junior won by Great Britain.´

Allstar Team selected
Goalkeeper: player no. 72, Terao Hedges, Great Britain.
Outfield Player: player no. 68, Andrew Baybutt, Great Britain
Outfield Player: player no. 7, Nils Giesen, Germany.
Outfield Player: player no. 13, Sebastian Müller, Germany.
Outfield Player: player no. 7, Peter Cox, Great Britain.

Topscore Goals and Assists:
No. 1: no. 66 Martin Zietala, Switzerland with 15 points (9 goals, 6 assits)
No. 2: no. 7 Peter Cox, Great Britain with 13 points (6 goals, 7 assists)
No. 3: no. 14 Mattia Koch, Switzerland with 12 points (6 goals, 6 assists)

Results from the first day (Group play)
Friday, 11 September 2009
3 10:10 Switzerland vs. Austria 6:1 (5-1, 1-0)
4 11:00 Germany vs. Great Britain 4:1 (2-1, 2-0)
7 13:30 Germany vs. Austria 11:0 (6-0, 5-0)
8 14:20 Switzerland vs. Great Britain 2:5 (1-1, 1-4) Great Britain scoring 3 goals shorthanded in box play in second period.
11 16:50 Great Britain vs. Austria 5:1 (1-1, 4-0)
12 17:40 Switzerland vs. Germany 1:1 (0-0, 1-1)

Results from the second day (Group play)
Saturday, 12 September 2009
15 11:10 Austria vs. Switzerland 1:12 (1-4, 0-8)
16 12:00 Great Britain vs. Germany 1:2 (0-2, 1-0)
19 14:30 Austria vs. Germany 2:9 (1-6, 1-3)
20 15:20 Great Britain vs. Switzerland 8:2 (4-1, 4-1)
23 17:50 Austria vs. Great Britain 1:11 (0-6, 1-5)
24 18:40 Germany vs. Switzerland 1:5 (0-3, 1-2)

Results from the final day (Finals)
Sunday, 13 September 2009
25 11:00 Switzerland (3rd) vs. Denmark (4th) 1:4 (0-2, 1-0, 0-2) Place 3/4
27 15:00 Germany (1st) vs. Austria (2nd) 7:2 (1-2, 6-2, 1-3) Place 1/2

European Championship for Junior 2009 in Stegersbach, Austria. Event takes place on September 11-13, 2009. Website for tournament www.em09.at/ The defending champion from 2009 was Switzerland.]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=186 Germany won the European Championship for Women 2009. In the final Germany won over Austria with 7-2 (1-0, 2-0, 4-2). The event took place in Stegersbach, Austria on September 11-13, 2009. In the game for third place Denmark won over Switzerland with 4-1 (2-0, 0-1, 2-0). Germany won the group-play with 10 points (two tied games against Switzerland and Austria). Austria came second with 6 points (won the deciding game 3-2 over Switzerland). Switzerland third with 5 points (tied Denmark twice with only 4 seconds to go). Denmark the defending champion from 2008 placed fourth in the group-play with 3 points. Fairplay Cup Women won by Denmark. Goalkeeper: player no. 2, Sandra Borschke, Austria. Outfield Player: player no. 8, Camilla Riis, Denmark. Outfield Player: player no. 19, Kira Josie Riepe, Germany. Outfield Player: player no. 11, Stefanie Hellmann, Germany. Outfield Player: player no. 18, Silvia Rossinelli, Switzerland. Topscore Goals and Assists: No. 1: Camilla Riis, Denmark with 7 points (6 goals, 1 assist) No. 2/3: Stefanie Hellmann, Germany with 6 points (5 goals, 1 assist) No. 2/3: Victoria Hummel, Austria with 6 points (5 goals, 1 assist) Results from the first day (Group play) Friday, 11 September 2009 1 08:30 Denmark vs. Austria 0:2 (0-0, 0-2) 2 09:20 Germany vs. Switzerland 3:3 (2-1, 1-2) 5 11:50 Germany vs. Austria 3:1 (2-1, 1-0) 6 12:40 Denmark vs. Switzerland 2:2 (0-0, 2-2) 9 15:10 Switzerland vs. Austria 7:0 (3-0, 4-0) 10 16:00 Denmark vs. Germany 0:3 (0-0, 0-3) Results from the second day (Group play) Saturday, 12 September 2009 13 09:30 Austria vs. Denmark 2:2 (1-0, 1-2) 14 10:20 Switzerland vs. Germany 1:3 (0-0, 1-3) 17 12:50 Austria vs. Germany 3:3 (2-2, 1-1) 18 13:40 Switzerland vs. Denmark 3:3 (1-1, 2-2) Switzerland scored with only 4 seconds to go. 21 16:10 Austria vs. Switzerland 3:2 (2-1, 1-1) 22 17:00 Germany vs. Denmark 4:0 (0-0, 4-0) Results from the third day (Finals) 25 11:00 Switzerland (3rd) vs. Denmark (4th) 1:4 (0-2, 1-0, 0-2) Place 3/4 27 15:00 Germany (1st) vs. Austria (2nd) 7:2 (1-0, 2-0, 4-2) Place 1/2 European Championship for Women 2009 in Stegersbach, Austria. Event takes place on September 11-13, 2009. Website for tournament http://www.em09.at/ . The defending champion from 2008 is Denmark. http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=186 Mon, 07 Sep 2009 09:44:46 +0200 IISHF Title Events Erik Sommer Germany won the European Championship for Women 2009. In the final Germany won over Austria with 7-2 (1-0, 2-0, 4-2). The event took place in Stegersbach, Austria on September 11-13, 2009.

In the game for third place Denmark won over Switzerland with 4-1 (2-0, 0-1, 2-0).
Germany won the group-play with 10 points (two tied games against Switzerland and Austria). Austria came second with 6 points (won the deciding game 3-2 over Switzerland). Switzerland third with 5 points (tied Denmark twice with only 4 seconds to go). Denmark the defending champion from 2008 placed fourth in the group-play with 3 points.

Fairplay Cup Women won by Denmark.

Goalkeeper: player no. 2, Sandra Borschke, Austria.
Outfield Player: player no. 8, Camilla Riis, Denmark.
Outfield Player: player no. 19, Kira Josie Riepe, Germany.
Outfield Player: player no. 11, Stefanie Hellmann, Germany.
Outfield Player: player no. 18, Silvia Rossinelli, Switzerland.

Topscore Goals and Assists:
No. 1: Camilla Riis, Denmark with 7 points (6 goals, 1 assist)
No. 2/3: Stefanie Hellmann, Germany with 6 points (5 goals, 1 assist)
No. 2/3: Victoria Hummel, Austria with 6 points (5 goals, 1 assist)

Results from the first day (Group play)
Friday, 11 September 2009
1 08:30 Denmark vs. Austria 0:2 (0-0, 0-2)
2 09:20 Germany vs. Switzerland 3:3 (2-1, 1-2)
5 11:50 Germany vs. Austria 3:1 (2-1, 1-0)
6 12:40 Denmark vs. Switzerland 2:2 (0-0, 2-2)
9 15:10 Switzerland vs. Austria 7:0 (3-0, 4-0)
10 16:00 Denmark vs. Germany 0:3 (0-0, 0-3)

Results from the second day (Group play)
Saturday, 12 September 2009
13 09:30 Austria vs. Denmark 2:2 (1-0, 1-2)
14 10:20 Switzerland vs. Germany 1:3 (0-0, 1-3)
17 12:50 Austria vs. Germany 3:3 (2-2, 1-1)
18 13:40 Switzerland vs. Denmark 3:3 (1-1, 2-2) Switzerland scored with only 4 seconds to go.
21 16:10 Austria vs. Switzerland 3:2 (2-1, 1-1)
22 17:00 Germany vs. Denmark 4:0 (0-0, 4-0)

Results from the third day (Finals)
25 11:00 Switzerland (3rd) vs. Denmark (4th) 1:4 (0-2, 1-0, 0-2) Place 3/4
27 15:00 Germany (1st) vs. Austria (2nd) 7:2 (1-0, 2-0, 4-2) Place 1/2

European Championship for Women 2009 in Stegersbach, Austria. Event takes place on September 11-13, 2009. Website for tournament www.em09.at/ . The defending champion from 2008 is Denmark.]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=185 The Global Combination Team Dutchy (Team Holland) won the final 3-2 at the 21th Ruhr-Cup Rockets hosted by Essen in Germany the weekend of August 14-16, 2009. (Damhus-Cup 2009). Runner-up was a selection team of Staring Frogs. In the game for third place Düsseldorf Rams won 2:1 over the U19-National-Team from Germany. The Rockets will say thanks to all the teams. It was a fantastic tournament. Placings: 1st Place Team Holland (NL) 2nd Place Staring Frogs (GB) 3rd Place Düsseldorf RAMS (DE) 4th Place U19-Team Germany (DE) 5th Place SHC Rockets Essen II (DE) 6th Place Kingston Street Flyers (GB) 7th Place SHC Rockets Essen I (DE) 8th Place West Coast Wasps (GB) 9th Place Copenhagen Vikings B (DK) 10th Place Boxtel Thunder (NL) Dream Team: Goalie: Alexander Herzog (U19 Team Germany) special honour: Mike Sheppard (Kingston Street Flyers) Defender: Matt France (Staring Frogs, guest player) Defender: Jerome Bonin (Düsseldorf Rams) Forward: Andrew Sillitoe (Staring Frogs) Forward: Andri Salomonson (Team Holland) Fair-Play Cup: SHC Rockets Essen II Homepage for tournament http://www.shc-essen.de http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=185 Mon, 17 Aug 2009 10:34:31 +0200 IISHF Tournament Erik Sommer The Global Combination Team Dutchy (Team Holland) won the final 3-2 at the 21th Ruhr-Cup Rockets hosted by Essen in Germany the weekend of August 14-16, 2009. (Damhus-Cup 2009). Runner-up was a selection team of Staring Frogs. In the game for third place Düsseldorf Rams won 2:1 over the U19-National-Team from Germany. The Rockets will say thanks to all the teams. It was a fantastic tournament.

Placings:
1st Place Team Holland (NL)
2nd Place Staring Frogs (GB)
3rd Place Düsseldorf RAMS (DE)
4th Place U19-Team Germany (DE)
5th Place SHC Rockets Essen II (DE)
6th Place Kingston Street Flyers (GB)
7th Place SHC Rockets Essen I (DE)
8th Place West Coast Wasps (GB)
9th Place Copenhagen Vikings B (DK)
10th Place Boxtel Thunder (NL)

Dream Team:
Goalie: Alexander Herzog (U19 Team Germany)
special honour: Mike Sheppard (Kingston Street Flyers)
Defender: Matt France (Staring Frogs, guest player)
Defender: Jerome Bonin (Düsseldorf Rams)
Forward: Andrew Sillitoe (Staring Frogs)
Forward: Andri Salomonson (Team Holland)

Fair-Play Cup: SHC Rockets Essen II
Homepage for tournament www.shc-essen.de]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=184 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-12 including attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. As attachments you will get the final TOURNAMENT RULES and the final TIME SCHEDULES of the following European Championships: - Junior and Women European Championships in Stegersbach, Austria (11-13 September, 2009). - Men European Championships in Lugano, Switzerland (23-25 October, 2009). Please transfer these document a.s.a.p. to your national teams participating. In case of any questions to accommodation and organisation, the teams shall please contact the relevant Event Director as mentioned in the Tournament Rules. Best regards International Inline Skater Hockey Federation (IISHF) On behalf of the Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=184 Sun, 09 Aug 2009 23:00:37 +0200 IISHF Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-12 including attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

As attachments you will get the final TOURNAMENT RULES and the final TIME SCHEDULES of the following European Championships:
- Junior and Women European Championships in Stegersbach, Austria (11-13 September, 2009).
- Men European Championships in Lugano, Switzerland (23-25 October, 2009).

Please transfer these document a.s.a.p. to your national teams participating. In case of any questions to accommodation and organisation, the teams shall please contact the relevant Event
Director as mentioned in the Tournament Rules.

Best regards
International Inline Skater Hockey Federation (IISHF)

On behalf of the Presidium
Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=183 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-11. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. We hereby officially announce that according to point 12.1 IISHF Constitution the IISHF Presidium has imposed an official deadline for all National Teams participating in European Championships 2009 to send the following material. a) An actual team photo. b) Victories/successes of the last 10 years for the relevant team (age group) in English language and a short story (history) of the team. c) Players list with names and shirt numbers of all players (please indicate players position). - 17.08.2009 Deadline for Team Information Junior and Women European Championships in Stegersbach, Austria. - 15.09.2009 Deadline for Team Information Men European Championships in Lugano, Switzerland. Complete information has to be sent by e-mail to the hosting club with a copy (!!) to IISHF Vice President Erik Sommer (esommer@iishf.com). Failure will result to fixed fines (50 EUR per week of delay). The Schedule and Tournament Rules we will send out within the next days. Please also pay attention that each National Member Association has to send not later than two weeks before each European Championship the completed and approved International Team Certificate (ITC) of all its teams to IISHF Vice President Erik Sommer (esommer@iishf.com). Please instruct your National teams in detail about the before mentioned information. We are really looking forward to the upcoming European Championship title events 2009 and wish your National teams all the best. In case of any question do not hesitate to contact us at any time. On behalf of the IISHF Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=183 Sun, 02 Aug 2009 21:22:47 +0200 IISHF Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-11. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

We hereby officially announce that according to point 12.1 IISHF Constitution the IISHF Presidium has imposed an official deadline for all National Teams participating in European Championships 2009 to send the following material.

a) An actual team photo.
b) Victories/successes of the last 10 years for the relevant team (age group) in English language and a short story (history) of the team.
c) Players list with names and shirt numbers of all players (please indicate players position).

- 17.08.2009 Deadline for Team Information Junior and Women European Championships in Stegersbach, Austria.
- 15.09.2009 Deadline for Team Information Men European Championships in Lugano, Switzerland.

Complete information has to be sent by e-mail to the hosting club with a copy (!!) to IISHF Vice President Erik Sommer (esommer@iishf.com). Failure will result to fixed fines (50 EUR per week of delay).

The Schedule and Tournament Rules we will send out within the next days.

Please also pay attention that each National Member Association has to send not later than two weeks before each European Championship the completed and approved International Team Certificate (ITC) of all its teams to IISHF Vice President Erik Sommer (esommer@iishf.com).

Please instruct your National teams in detail about the before mentioned information.

We are really looking forward to the upcoming European Championship title events 2009 and wish your National teams all the best. In case of any question do not hesitate to contact us at
any time.

On behalf of the IISHF Presidium
Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=182 Porn Valley Chiefs from Austrian won the 7. Bräunlingen Inlinehockey Festival Men B-Tournament in Germany which took place in the weekend of July 25-26, 2009. In the final the Austrian team won 3-2 after penalty shootout over the host team Bräunlingen. Tournament website http://www.hotdogsweb.de In the Youth U16 final Anacondas Bräunlingen won 4-1 over Samurai Iserlohn. Both teams from Germany. Attached please find Tournament Results from the Men and the Youth U16 tournament. Information from the tournament (in German): Comeback des IHF übertrifft alle erhofften Erwartungen! Bräunlingen. Die Spielstätte der Hotdogs, die Sporthalle Bräunlingen, hat die Reifeprüfung als Austragungsort für internationale Anlässe mit Bravour bestanden! Das 7. Bräunlinger Inlinehockey Festival, welches am vergangenen Wochenende in der kleinen Stadt im Schwarzwald stattfand, lockte zahlreiche Skaterhockeyspieler aus ganz Europa und viele Zuschauer in die Zähringerstadt. Neben zwei Party`s, die dem Besucher vom HCB geboten wurden und gut besucht waren, stand natürlich der sportliche Wettkampf am Turnierwochenende im Mittelpunkt des Interesses. Auf dem Aussenplatz, der früheren Spielfläche der Hotdogs, fand ein mit 7 Teams besetztes Hobbyturnier statt, in welchem von Samstagvormittag bis Sonntagnachmittag etliche, spannende Spiele geboten wurden. Im Finale des Hobbyturniers standen die Krefeld Piranhas den sicher mit einer kleiner Favoritenrolle gebundenen Nimburg Crocodiles gegenüber. Die Krokodile aus der Nähe Freiburgs konnten dann ihren Vorschusslorbeeren auch gerecht werden und den Aussenplatz-Cup für sich entscheiden. Keine Frage, dieses Turnier im Freien war ein wichtiger Bestandteil eines gelungenen 7. IHF, denn damit konnte man den besonderen Flair früherer Tage weiterführen. Was jedoch im Inneren der Sporthalle über die beiden Tage geboten wurde bzw. zu verfolgen war, stellte das Geschehen auf dem Aussenplatz dann doch recht deutlich in den Schatten. Denn hier steppte der Bär noch ein paar Schlagzahlen höher und nahezu jedes Spiel, egal ob eines des Jugendturniers oder eines der Herrengruppe, bot Skaterhockey auf absolutem Topniveau. Da war es nur gut, dass auch die sechsköpfige Schiedsrichterriege, angeführt von Sascha Strachowitz von den Duisburg Ducks, durchweg gut besetzt war und mit einer klaren Linie zwei hochinteressante Wettkämpfe leitete. Allen Offiziellen an dieser Stelle nochmals ein herzliches Dankeschön für ihre Teilnahme in Bräunlingen! Sowohl im Bereich des Nachwuchses, als auch im Seniorenbereich, konnte der HCB mit einem packenden Teilnehmerfeld aufwarten, kamen insgesamt ganze 5 Nationen in den Schwarzwald, um den jeweiligen Turniersieg zu erringen. Im Jugendturnier spielten die englischen Gäste der Boremhamwood Crusaders eine sehr gute Rolle und wurden letztlich Dritter von 6. Im Finale um den Nachwuchstitel kam es zur großen Freude vieler Bräunlinger zu einem Endspiel mit Beteiligung des HCB. Jedoch blieb es nicht allein bei der Teilnahme der Anacondas, vielmehr gelang es dem von Sebastian Lautemann trainierten Nachwuchsteam, im Finale deutlich mit 4:1 gegen die Samurai Iserlohn zu gewinnen. Kai Herpich und David Lademann feierten somit einen Abschied, wie er schöner hätte wohl kaum sein können. Beide Nachwuchscracks verlassen den HCB leider: Während Lademann mit seiner Familie nach Frankfurt zieht, zieht es Herpich nach Berlin, wo er zu den Eisbären Juniors wechselt. Beiden Spielern wünschen wir für ihre Zukunft alles Gute und auf das sie irgendwann einmal nach Bräunlingen zurückkehren mögen... Und dann war da noch das Endspiel um den Herren-Cup. Und es war wieder einmal ein Endspiel, das wie so viele vorangegangene Finals eines IHF in Erinnerung bleiben wird. Der dreimalige Sieger des Festivals, Gastgeber Hotdogs Bräunlingen, hatte es auch diesmal geschafft, im Endspiel zu stehen. Das war keine Selbstverständlichkeit, denn egal, ob es die holländischen Tilburg Bumpers, die Boremhamwood Crusaders aus England, das Team Kobra Brwinow aus Polen, die deutschen Gäste der Berlin Buffalos oder der Endspielgegner aus Österreich, die PornValley Chiefs, gewesen wären, die den anderen Platz im Final erreicht hätten, allen stand gestandene Konkurrenz gegenüber und so wurde jedes Spiel zu seinem eigenen Highlight. Nun also das Deutsch-österreichische Finale zwischen den Hotdogs und den Porn Valley Chiefs: Nach 24 gespielten Minuten (Modus 2x12 Minuten) stand es 1:1 und ein nervenaufreibendes Penalty-Schiessen musste die Entscheidung herbeiführen. Nachdem alle fünf planmäßigen Duelle keinen Sieger hervorgebracht hatten, war es im sechsten Anlauf der österreichische Nationalspieler Martin Grabher-Maier, der einnetzte, wohingegen Bräunlingen`s Stefan Ziegler im Duell mit dem österreichischen Schlussmann den Kürzeren zog. Nach einem heißen Schlagabtausch war der Gastgeber der Unterlegene von zwei auf Augenhöhe befindlichen Finalteilnehmern... Der Hockeyclub Bräunlingen e.V. bedankt sich nochmals bei allen 18 Teams, die am 7. IHF teilgenommen haben und dieses Comeback nach 3 Jahren Unterbrechung zu einem denkwürdigen Ereignis machten. Weiterer Dank geht erneut an die ISHD-Schiedsrichter, die einen sehr guten Job verrichteten und dafür sorgten, dass alle Teams die Regeln der IISHF einhielten. Nicht zu vergessen sind alle Sponsoren, Freunde und Gönner des HCB, ohne die das 7. IHF niemals stattfinden hätte können. Und nicht zuletzt noch eine Danksagung an alle Fans, die sich am vergangenen Wochenende am Festivalgelände einfanden und ihren Teil zu einem wirklich gelungenen Turnier beitrugen. Zuletzt ein kleiner Ausblick auf 2010: Nach derzeitiger Planung wird das 8. Bräunlinger Inlinehockey Festival am Wochenende des 23. Bis 25. Juli des kommenden Jahres stattfinden. Wir können es schon jetzt kaum mehr erwarten, euch alle in unserem kleinen Städtchen im Schwarzwald hoffentlich wieder begrüßen zu dürfen... http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=182 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 13:03:53 +0200 IISHF Tournament Erik Sommer Porn Valley Chiefs from Austrian won the 7. Bräunlingen Inlinehockey Festival Men B-Tournament in Germany which took place in the weekend of July 25-26, 2009. In the final the Austrian team won 3-2 after penalty shootout over the host team Bräunlingen. Tournament website www.hotdogsweb.de

In the Youth U16 final Anacondas Bräunlingen won 4-1 over Samurai Iserlohn. Both teams from Germany.

Attached please find Tournament Results from the Men and the Youth U16 tournament.

Information from the tournament (in German):
Comeback des IHF übertrifft alle erhofften Erwartungen!

Bräunlingen. Die Spielstätte der Hotdogs, die Sporthalle Bräunlingen, hat die Reifeprüfung als Austragungsort für internationale Anlässe mit Bravour bestanden! Das 7. Bräunlinger Inlinehockey Festival, welches am vergangenen Wochenende in der kleinen Stadt im Schwarzwald stattfand, lockte zahlreiche Skaterhockeyspieler aus ganz Europa und viele Zuschauer in die Zähringerstadt. Neben zwei Party`s, die dem Besucher vom HCB geboten wurden und gut besucht waren, stand natürlich der sportliche Wettkampf am Turnierwochenende im Mittelpunkt des Interesses.

Auf dem Aussenplatz, der früheren Spielfläche der Hotdogs, fand ein mit 7 Teams besetztes Hobbyturnier statt, in welchem von Samstagvormittag bis Sonntagnachmittag etliche, spannende Spiele geboten wurden. Im Finale des Hobbyturniers standen die Krefeld Piranhas den sicher mit einer kleiner Favoritenrolle gebundenen Nimburg Crocodiles gegenüber. Die Krokodile aus der Nähe Freiburgs konnten dann ihren Vorschusslorbeeren auch gerecht werden und den Aussenplatz-Cup für sich entscheiden.

Keine Frage, dieses Turnier im Freien war ein wichtiger Bestandteil eines gelungenen 7. IHF, denn damit konnte man den besonderen Flair früherer Tage weiterführen. Was jedoch im Inneren der Sporthalle über die beiden Tage geboten wurde bzw. zu verfolgen war, stellte das Geschehen auf dem Aussenplatz dann doch recht deutlich in den Schatten. Denn hier steppte der Bär noch ein paar Schlagzahlen höher und nahezu jedes Spiel, egal ob eines des Jugendturniers oder eines der Herrengruppe, bot Skaterhockey auf absolutem Topniveau. Da war es nur gut, dass auch die sechsköpfige Schiedsrichterriege, angeführt von Sascha Strachowitz von den Duisburg Ducks, durchweg gut besetzt war und mit einer klaren Linie zwei hochinteressante Wettkämpfe leitete. Allen Offiziellen an dieser Stelle nochmals ein herzliches Dankeschön für ihre Teilnahme in Bräunlingen!

Sowohl im Bereich des Nachwuchses, als auch im Seniorenbereich, konnte der HCB mit einem packenden Teilnehmerfeld aufwarten, kamen insgesamt ganze 5 Nationen in den Schwarzwald, um den jeweiligen Turniersieg zu erringen. Im Jugendturnier spielten die englischen Gäste der Boremhamwood Crusaders eine sehr gute Rolle und wurden letztlich Dritter von 6. Im Finale um den Nachwuchstitel kam es zur großen Freude vieler Bräunlinger zu einem Endspiel mit Beteiligung des HCB. Jedoch blieb es nicht allein bei der Teilnahme der Anacondas, vielmehr gelang es dem von Sebastian Lautemann trainierten Nachwuchsteam, im Finale deutlich mit 4:1 gegen die Samurai Iserlohn zu gewinnen. Kai Herpich und David Lademann feierten somit einen Abschied, wie er schöner hätte wohl kaum sein können. Beide Nachwuchscracks verlassen den HCB leider: Während Lademann mit seiner Familie nach Frankfurt zieht, zieht es Herpich nach Berlin, wo er zu den Eisbären Juniors wechselt. Beiden Spielern wünschen wir für ihre Zukunft alles Gute und auf das sie irgendwann einmal nach Bräunlingen zurückkehren mögen...

Und dann war da noch das Endspiel um den Herren-Cup. Und es war wieder einmal ein Endspiel, das wie so viele vorangegangene Finals eines IHF in Erinnerung bleiben wird. Der dreimalige Sieger des Festivals, Gastgeber Hotdogs Bräunlingen, hatte es auch diesmal geschafft, im Endspiel zu stehen. Das war keine Selbstverständlichkeit, denn egal, ob es die holländischen Tilburg Bumpers, die Boremhamwood Crusaders aus England, das Team Kobra Brwinow aus Polen, die deutschen Gäste der Berlin Buffalos oder der Endspielgegner aus Österreich, die PornValley Chiefs, gewesen wären, die den anderen Platz im Final erreicht hätten, allen stand gestandene Konkurrenz gegenüber und so wurde jedes Spiel zu seinem eigenen Highlight. Nun also das Deutsch-österreichische Finale zwischen den Hotdogs und den Porn Valley Chiefs: Nach 24 gespielten Minuten (Modus 2x12 Minuten) stand es 1:1 und ein nervenaufreibendes Penalty-Schiessen musste die Entscheidung herbeiführen. Nachdem alle fünf planmäßigen Duelle keinen Sieger hervorgebracht hatten, war es im sechsten Anlauf der österreichische Nationalspieler Martin Grabher-Maier, der einnetzte, wohingegen Bräunlingen`s Stefan Ziegler im Duell mit dem österreichischen Schlussmann den Kürzeren zog. Nach einem heißen Schlagabtausch war der Gastgeber der Unterlegene von zwei auf Augenhöhe befindlichen Finalteilnehmern...

Der Hockeyclub Bräunlingen e.V. bedankt sich nochmals bei allen 18 Teams, die am 7. IHF teilgenommen haben und dieses Comeback nach 3 Jahren Unterbrechung zu einem denkwürdigen Ereignis machten. Weiterer Dank geht erneut an die ISHD-Schiedsrichter, die einen sehr guten Job verrichteten und dafür sorgten, dass alle Teams die Regeln der IISHF einhielten. Nicht zu vergessen sind alle Sponsoren, Freunde und Gönner des HCB, ohne die das 7. IHF niemals stattfinden hätte können. Und nicht zuletzt noch eine Danksagung an alle Fans, die sich am vergangenen Wochenende am Festivalgelände einfanden und ihren Teil zu einem wirklich gelungenen Turnier beitrugen.

Zuletzt ein kleiner Ausblick auf 2010: Nach derzeitiger Planung wird das 8. Bräunlinger Inlinehockey Festival am Wochenende des 23. Bis 25. Juli des kommenden Jahres stattfinden. Wir können es schon jetzt kaum mehr erwarten, euch alle in unserem kleinen Städtchen im Schwarzwald hoffentlich wieder begrüßen zu dürfen...]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=181 SHC Essen from Germany won the final in the Junior U19 European Cup against Bienne Seelanders from Switzerland with 4-0 (20-0, 1-0, 1-0). In the game for third place Oxford Hurricane from Great Britain won over SHC Rossemaison from Switzerland with 3-2 efter extra time and penalty shootout(0-0, 2-2, 0-0, 1-0). The penalty shootout was first decided after 9 rounds before Oxford managed to score the final deciding goal. It was the second game this tournament that SHC Rossemaison lost after penalty shootout. The first semifinal between the two Swiss teams SHC Rossemaison and Bienne Seelanders went in to extra time and penalty shootout before Bienne Seelanders won by 3-1 (1-1, 0-0, 0-0, 2-0). In the second semifinal SHC Essen from Germany won over Oxford Hurricane from Great Britain by the score 3-1 (3-0, 0-1). IHC La Broye hosted the European Cup for U19 Junior 2009 in Fribourg, Switzerland on July 11-12, 2009. 10 teams from 6 contries consisting of Austria, Germany, Great Britain, Israel, Netherland and Switzerland participated. Tournament Homepage http://www.ihclabroye.ch - photo's on http://ce09.ihclabroye.ch All Star Team Best Goalkeeper: Wegener Patrick,(from team SHC Essen) Best Outfiled Players: Defense: Wegener Lars,(from team SHC Essen) Defense: Gaëtan Haas,(from team Bienne Seelanders) Forward: Edwards Joe, (from team Oxford Hurricanes) Forward Gwenaël Schuell: (from team SHC Rossemaison) Fair Play Cup won by Zoran from Israel. Topscore: No. 1: Tobias Stöckhardt, SHC Essen, Germany with 11 points (6 goals, 5 assists). No. 2: Gwenaël Schuell, SHC Rossemaison, Switzerland with 8 points (6 goals, 2 assists). No. 3: Damien Kolzer, SHC Rossemaison, Switzerland with 7 points (7 goals, 0 assists). Final Ranking: 10. Place Zoran, Israel 9. Place Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherland 8. Place Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors, Austria 7. Place La Broye, Switzerland 6. Place Crefelder SC, Germany 5. Place IH Sayaluca Lugano, Switzerland 4. Place SHC Rossemaison, Switzerland 3. Place Oxford Hurricane. Great Britain 2. Place Bienne Seelanders, Switzerland 1. Place SHC Essen, Germany First day Group Play: Group A: 1. SHC Bienne Seelanders, Switzerland 7 points 2. IHC La Broye, Switzerland 6 points 3. Mad Dogs Juniors/Raports, Austria 4 points 4. Crefelder SC, Germany 3 points 5. Zoran, Israel 0 points Group B: 1. SHC Essen, Germany 8 points 2. SHC Rossemaison, Swizterland 6 points 3. Oxford Hurricane, Great Britain 3 points 4. IH Sayaluca Lugano, Switzerland 2 points 5. Daredevil's-Hertogenbosch, Netherland 1 point Results from first day Saturday: Saturday, 11 July 2009 1 08:30 Crefelder SC vs. IHC La Broye 1:2 Group A 2 09:05 SHC Essen vs. Oxford Hurricane 4:0 Group B 3 09:40 Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors vs. Zoran 1:0 Group A 4 10:15 Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch vs. SHC Rossemaison 0:1 Group B 5 10:50 SHC Bienne Seelanders vs. IHC La Broye 1:0 Group A 6 11:25 IH Sayaluca Lugano vs. SHC Essen 1:3 Group B 7 12:00 Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors vs. Crefelder SC 3:1 Group A 8 12:35 Oxford Hurricane vs. Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch 2:2 Group B 9 13:10 Zoran vs. SHC Bienne Seelanders 0:5 Group A 10 13:45 IH Sayaluca Lugano vs. SHC Rossemaison 0:2 Group B 11 14:20 IHC La Broye vs. Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors 7:1 Group A 12 14:55 SHC Essen vs. Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch 5:0 Group B 13 15:30 Zoran vs. Crefelder SC 0:4 Group A 14 16:05 SHC Rossemaison vs. Oxford Hurricane 4:3 Group B 15 16:40 SHC Bienne Seelanders vs. Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors 3:2 Group A 16 17:15 Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch vs. IH Sayaluca Lugano 0:2 Group B 17 17:50 IHC La Broye vs. Zoran 5:1 Group A 18 18:25 SHC Rossemaison vs. SHC Essen 1:2 Group B 19 19:00 Crefelder SC vs. SHC Bienne Seelanders 1:1 Group A 20 19:35 Oxford Hurricane vs. IH Sayaluca Lugano 2:1 Group B Results from second day Sunday: Sunday, 12 July 2009 21 08:30 SHC Rossemaison vs. Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors 6:1 Quarterfinal 22 09:15 IHC La Broye vs. Oxford Hurricane 0:4 Quarterfinal 23 10:00 SHC Bienne Seelanders vs. IH Sayaluca Lugano 1:0 Quarterfinal 24 10:45 SHC Essen vs. Crefelder SC 4:1 Quarterfinal 25 11:30 Zoran vs. Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch 1:2 Place 9/10 Game 1 26 12:15 Mad Dogs Juniors Raptors vs. IH Sayaluca Lugano 1:4 Place 5-8 27 13:00 IHC La Broye vs. Crefelder SC 0:3 Place 5-8 28 13:45 SHC Rossemaison vs. SHC Bienne Seelanders 1:3 Semifinal 29 14:35 Oxford Hurricane vs. SHC Essen 1:3 Semifinal 30 15:25 Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch vs. Zoran 4:2 Place 9/10 Game 2 31 16:10 Mad Dogs Juniors Raptors vs. IHC La Broye 0:2 Place 7/8 32 16:55 IH Sayaluca Lugano vs. Crefelder SC 3:1 Place 5/6 33 17:40 SHC Rossemaison vs. Oxford Hurricane 2:3 Place 3/4 34 18:30 Bienne Seelanders vs. SHC Essen 0.4 Place 1/2 http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=181 Thu, 09 Jul 2009 00:43:33 +0200 IISHF Title Events Erik Sommer SHC Essen from Germany won the final in the Junior U19 European Cup against Bienne Seelanders from Switzerland with 4-0 (20-0, 1-0, 1-0). In the game for third place Oxford Hurricane from Great Britain won over SHC Rossemaison from Switzerland with 3-2 efter extra time and penalty shootout(0-0, 2-2, 0-0, 1-0). The penalty shootout was first decided after 9 rounds before Oxford managed to score the final deciding goal. It was the second game this tournament that SHC Rossemaison lost after penalty shootout.

The first semifinal between the two Swiss teams SHC Rossemaison and Bienne Seelanders went in to extra time and penalty shootout before Bienne Seelanders won by 3-1 (1-1, 0-0, 0-0, 2-0). In the second semifinal SHC Essen from Germany won over Oxford Hurricane from Great Britain by the score 3-1 (3-0, 0-1).

IHC La Broye hosted the European Cup for U19 Junior 2009 in Fribourg, Switzerland on July 11-12, 2009. 10 teams from 6 contries consisting of Austria, Germany, Great Britain, Israel, Netherland and Switzerland participated. Tournament Homepage www.ihclabroye.ch - photo's on ce09.ihclabroye.ch

All Star Team
Best Goalkeeper:
Wegener Patrick,(from team SHC Essen)
Best Outfiled Players:
Defense: Wegener Lars,(from team SHC Essen)
Defense: Gaëtan Haas,(from team Bienne Seelanders)
Forward: Edwards Joe, (from team Oxford Hurricanes)
Forward Gwenaël Schuell: (from team SHC Rossemaison)

Fair Play Cup won by Zoran from Israel.

Topscore:
No. 1: Tobias Stöckhardt, SHC Essen, Germany with 11 points (6 goals, 5 assists).
No. 2: Gwenaël Schuell, SHC Rossemaison, Switzerland with 8 points (6 goals, 2 assists).
No. 3: Damien Kolzer, SHC Rossemaison, Switzerland with 7 points (7 goals, 0 assists).

Final Ranking:
10. Place Zoran, Israel
9. Place Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherland
8. Place Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors, Austria
7. Place La Broye, Switzerland
6. Place Crefelder SC, Germany
5. Place IH Sayaluca Lugano, Switzerland
4. Place SHC Rossemaison, Switzerland
3. Place Oxford Hurricane. Great Britain
2. Place Bienne Seelanders, Switzerland
1. Place SHC Essen, Germany

First day Group Play:
Group A:
1. SHC Bienne Seelanders, Switzerland 7 points
2. IHC La Broye, Switzerland 6 points
3. Mad Dogs Juniors/Raports, Austria 4 points
4. Crefelder SC, Germany 3 points
5. Zoran, Israel 0 points

Group B:
1. SHC Essen, Germany 8 points
2. SHC Rossemaison, Swizterland 6 points
3. Oxford Hurricane, Great Britain 3 points
4. IH Sayaluca Lugano, Switzerland 2 points
5. Daredevil's-Hertogenbosch, Netherland 1 point

Results from first day Saturday:
Saturday, 11 July 2009
1 08:30 Crefelder SC vs. IHC La Broye 1:2 Group A
2 09:05 SHC Essen vs. Oxford Hurricane 4:0 Group B
3 09:40 Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors vs. Zoran 1:0 Group A
4 10:15 Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch vs. SHC Rossemaison 0:1 Group B
5 10:50 SHC Bienne Seelanders vs. IHC La Broye 1:0 Group A
6 11:25 IH Sayaluca Lugano vs. SHC Essen 1:3 Group B
7 12:00 Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors vs. Crefelder SC 3:1 Group A
8 12:35 Oxford Hurricane vs. Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch 2:2 Group B
9 13:10 Zoran vs. SHC Bienne Seelanders 0:5 Group A
10 13:45 IH Sayaluca Lugano vs. SHC Rossemaison 0:2 Group B
11 14:20 IHC La Broye vs. Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors 7:1 Group A
12 14:55 SHC Essen vs. Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch 5:0 Group B
13 15:30 Zoran vs. Crefelder SC 0:4 Group A
14 16:05 SHC Rossemaison vs. Oxford Hurricane 4:3 Group B
15 16:40 SHC Bienne Seelanders vs. Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors 3:2 Group A
16 17:15 Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch vs. IH Sayaluca Lugano 0:2 Group B
17 17:50 IHC La Broye vs. Zoran 5:1 Group A
18 18:25 SHC Rossemaison vs. SHC Essen 1:2 Group B
19 19:00 Crefelder SC vs. SHC Bienne Seelanders 1:1 Group A
20 19:35 Oxford Hurricane vs. IH Sayaluca Lugano 2:1 Group B

Results from second day Sunday:
Sunday, 12 July 2009
21 08:30 SHC Rossemaison vs. Mad Dogs Juniors/Raptors 6:1 Quarterfinal
22 09:15 IHC La Broye vs. Oxford Hurricane 0:4 Quarterfinal
23 10:00 SHC Bienne Seelanders vs. IH Sayaluca Lugano 1:0 Quarterfinal
24 10:45 SHC Essen vs. Crefelder SC 4:1 Quarterfinal
25 11:30 Zoran vs. Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch 1:2 Place 9/10 Game 1
26 12:15 Mad Dogs Juniors Raptors vs. IH Sayaluca Lugano 1:4 Place 5-8
27 13:00 IHC La Broye vs. Crefelder SC 0:3 Place 5-8
28 13:45 SHC Rossemaison vs. SHC Bienne Seelanders 1:3 Semifinal
29 14:35 Oxford Hurricane vs. SHC Essen 1:3 Semifinal
30 15:25 Daredevils 's-Hertogenbosch vs. Zoran 4:2 Place 9/10 Game 2
31 16:10 Mad Dogs Juniors Raptors vs. IHC La Broye 0:2 Place 7/8
32 16:55 IH Sayaluca Lugano vs. Crefelder SC 3:1 Place 5/6
33 17:40 SHC Rossemaison vs. Oxford Hurricane 2:3 Place 3/4
34 18:30 Bienne Seelanders vs. SHC Essen 0.4 Place 1/2]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=180 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-10 including several attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. 1. Report of the number of clubs and teams We would like to remind that each National Member Association has to report until 30th June to IISHF headquarters office@iishf.com how many inline skater hockey teams have been registered in the current year including a detailed team list with the name of all registered clubs and teams for the current year. In the IISHF Constitution the following applies: §11.11. Each Member shall be entitled at General Meetings to: For Members with 49 teams or less registered 1 Vote For Members with 50 to 99 teams registered 2 Votes For Members with 100 or more teams registered 3 Votes If two delegates are present, the vote shall be granted only to one of the two delegates as per decision by the relevant National Member Association. §11.12. The number of teams in accordance to article 11.11 shall include the inline skater hockey teams which will be registered in that country for the current year and shall be reported by each National Member Association including a detailed team list with the name of all registered clubs and teams for the current year until 15th January to IISHF headquarters. If no report and/or no detailed team list has been given until 15th January the relevant number of teams shall be based on the previous year membership. §11.13. Each National Member Association has to report until 30th June to IISHF headquarters how many inline skater hockey teams have been registered in the current year including a detailed team list with the name of all registered clubs and teams for the current year. §11.14. If according to article 11.11. ? 11.13. a National Member Association shall report a wrong number of teams by due date 15th January or by due date 30th June, and if the correct number of teams shall result to another vote right, the vote right will be changed with immediate effect. In the IISHF Regulations the following applies: §3.11. The following penalties are imposed automatically for all National Member Associations: a) If according to article 11.13 IISHF Constitution a National Member Association does not provide the number of teams until 30th June incl. a detailed team list with the name of all registered clubs and teams for the current year. Fine: 100 Euros per each week until full information is provided b) If according to article 11.11. - 11.13 IISHF Constitution a National Member Association does provide a wrong number of teams or a wrong or incomplete team list Fine: 1.000 Euros 2. Non-sanctioned B-Tournament We would like to remind that all Title Events (A-events) and Non-Title Events (B-events) has to be sanctioned by IISHF. Currently there is an up-coming event in July in Germany where it?s not yet clarified if the tournament hosted by Brauelingen will be sanctioned. The IISHF Presidium will in this particular case take contact to those NMA?s that have indicated interest in participating with teams in that event and clarify the matter. In the IISHF Regulations the following applies in general: §14.4 Any Club and/or National Member Association who hosts an unsanctioned International tournament will face disciplinary action by the IISHF. §16.2. All rights to class B events shall reside with the organising Body, Club or Team concerned. §16.3. The IISHF shall have the right to take disciplinary action against National Member Associations, Clubs, Teams, Organisations or Persons that permit class B events to be arranged or to take place without prior sanction of the IISHF, or that permit the non implementation of and compliance with the Rules of the Game or any other IISHF Regulation, without the prior written authority of the IISHF. §16.4. The IISHF shall have the right to take disciplinary action against National Member Associations that permit their Clubs, and Teams to take part in international skater hockey events, which are not sanctioned by the IISHF or by an IISHF member, without the prior written authority of the IISHF. §16.5. The IISHF shall have the right to take disciplinary action against National Member Associations, Clubs, Teams or persons that permit International class B events to include teams or players who are not members of an IISHF National Member Association without the prior written authorisation of the IISHF. On behalf of the IISHF Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=180 Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:50:09 +0200 FIRS Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-10 including several attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

1. Report of the number of clubs and teams
We would like to remind that each National Member Association has to report until 30th June to IISHF headquarters office@iishf.com how many inline skater hockey teams have been registered in the current year including a detailed team list with the name of all registered clubs and teams for the current year.

In the IISHF Constitution the following applies:

§11.11. Each Member shall be entitled at General Meetings to:
For Members with 49 teams or less registered 1 Vote
For Members with 50 to 99 teams registered 2 Votes
For Members with 100 or more teams registered 3 Votes
If two delegates are present, the vote shall be granted only to one of the two delegates as per decision by the relevant National Member Association.

§11.12. The number of teams in accordance to article 11.11 shall include the inline skater hockey teams which will be registered in that country for the current year and shall be reported by each
National Member Association including a detailed team list with the name of all registered clubs and teams for the current year until 15th January to IISHF headquarters. If no report and/or no
detailed team list has been given until 15th January the relevant number of teams shall be based on the previous year membership.

§11.13. Each National Member Association has to report until 30th June to IISHF headquarters how many inline skater hockey teams have been registered in the current year including a detailed team
list with the name of all registered clubs and teams for the current
year.

§11.14. If according to article 11.11. ? 11.13. a National Member Association shall report a wrong number of teams by due date 15th January or by due date 30th June, and if the correct number of
teams shall result to another vote right, the vote right will be changed with immediate effect.

In the IISHF Regulations the following applies:

§3.11. The following penalties are imposed automatically for all National Member Associations:
a) If according to article 11.13 IISHF Constitution a National Member Association does not provide the number of teams until 30th June incl. a detailed team list with the name of all registered
clubs and teams for the current year.
Fine: 100 Euros per each week until full information is provided

b) If according to article 11.11. - 11.13 IISHF Constitution a National Member Association does provide a wrong number of teams or a wrong or incomplete team list
Fine: 1.000 Euros

2. Non-sanctioned B-Tournament
We would like to remind that all Title Events (A-events) and Non-Title Events (B-events) has to be sanctioned by IISHF. Currently there is an up-coming event in July in Germany where it?s not yet clarified if the tournament hosted by Brauelingen will be sanctioned.

The IISHF Presidium will in this particular case take contact to those NMA?s that have indicated interest in participating with teams in that event and clarify the matter.

In the IISHF Regulations the following applies in general:

§14.4 Any Club and/or National Member Association who hosts an unsanctioned International tournament will face disciplinary action by the IISHF.

§16.2. All rights to class B events shall reside with the organising Body, Club or Team concerned.

§16.3. The IISHF shall have the right to take disciplinary action against National Member Associations, Clubs, Teams, Organisations or Persons that permit class B events to be arranged or to take place without prior sanction of the IISHF, or that permit the non implementation of and compliance with the Rules of the Game or any other IISHF Regulation, without the prior written authority of the IISHF.

§16.4. The IISHF shall have the right to take disciplinary action against National Member Associations that permit their Clubs, and Teams to take part in international skater hockey events, which are not sanctioned by the IISHF or by an IISHF member, without the prior written authority of the IISHF.

§16.5. The IISHF shall have the right to take disciplinary action against National Member Associations, Clubs, Teams or persons that permit International class B events to include teams or players who are not members of an IISHF National Member Association without the prior written authorisation of the IISHF.

On behalf of the IISHF Presidium

Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=179 Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-09 including several attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us. 1. Tournament Rules for Junior U19 European Cup 2009 As attachment you will get a revised TOURNAMENT RULES for the following European Cup 2009: - Junior U19 European Cup 2009 in Fribourg (Switzerland) There has been a discrepancy between the information given in the previous published Tournament Rules for the Junior U19 European Cup and the information given on the IISHF homepage http://www.iishf.com regarding the address of the Pitch for the title event this coming weekend. The correct address is as published on http://www.iishf.com: Patinoire St. Leonard, Allée du Cimetière 1, 1700 Fribourg, Fribourg (Switzerland). Furthermore there has been a typo in the previously published Tournament Rules regarding the age-limits: "The upper age limit for participating players generally is any male player born in 1994 (oldest) and is any female player born in 1990 (oldest)." This obviously must read "[...] any male player born in 1991 [...]". Attached please find revised Tournament Rules as of July 6, 2009. Please transfer this document a.s.a.p. to your teams participating. In case of any questions to accommodation and organisation, the teams shall please contact the relevant Event Director as mentioned in the Tournament Rules. 2. European Championships 2009 In the end of July or early August we expect to publish the Tournament Rules and the Time Schedule for the following European Championships 2009: - Junior European Championship September 11-13, 2009 in Stegersbach (Austria). - Women European Championship September 11-13, 2009 in Stegersbach (Austria). - Men European Championship in October 23-25, 2009 in Lugano (Switzerland). On behalf of the IISHF Presidium Piergiovanni Gionchetta Erik Sommer Ingo Goerke http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=179 Mon, 06 Jul 2009 21:05:14 +0200 IISHF Press Release Erik Sommer Please find attached the IISHF Communication Letter 2009-09 including several attachments. In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

1. Tournament Rules for Junior U19 European Cup 2009
As attachment you will get a revised TOURNAMENT RULES for the following European Cup 2009:
- Junior U19 European Cup 2009 in Fribourg (Switzerland)
There has been a discrepancy between the information given in the previous published Tournament Rules for the Junior U19 European Cup and the information given on the IISHF homepage www.iishf.com regarding the address of the Pitch for the title event this coming weekend. The correct address is as published on www.iishf.com: Patinoire St. Leonard, Allée du Cimetière 1, 1700 Fribourg, Fribourg (Switzerland).

Furthermore there has been a typo in the previously published Tournament Rules regarding the age-limits: "The upper age limit for participating players generally is any male player born in 1994 (oldest) and is any female player born in 1990 (oldest)." This obviously must read "[...] any male player born in 1991 [...]".

Attached please find revised Tournament Rules as of July 6, 2009. Please transfer this document a.s.a.p. to your teams participating. In case of any questions to accommodation and organisation, the teams shall please contact the relevant Event Director as mentioned in the Tournament Rules.

2. European Championships 2009
In the end of July or early August we expect to publish the Tournament Rules and the Time Schedule for the following European Championships 2009:
- Junior European Championship September 11-13, 2009 in Stegersbach (Austria).
- Women European Championship September 11-13, 2009 in Stegersbach (Austria).
- Men European Championship in October 23-25, 2009 in Lugano (Switzerland).

On behalf of the IISHF Presidium
Piergiovanni Gionchetta
Erik Sommer
Ingo Goerke]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=178 Crash Eagles Kaarst won the U16 Youth European Cup which took place in Kaarst, Germany the weekend of June 27-28, 2009. The hometeam won in the final 6-3 (2-0, 1-2, 4-1) over SHC Rossemaison from Switzerland. Third place went to IHC La Broye from Switzerland winning 3-2 (1-2, 2-0) over Düsseldorf Rams from Germany. In the first semifinal SHC Rossemaison won 7-6 over Düsseldorf Rams after extra time and penalty shootout. In the second semifinal Kaarst won 3-2 over IHC La Broye. Fairplay Cup was won by Zoran from Israel. 10 teams from 8 countries participated in the tournament. Tournament homepage http://www.crasheagles.de/ Final Ranking: 10. Place Team Blackhawks (Great Britain) 9. Place RVZ Zoetermeer (Netherland) 8. Place Zoran (Israel) 7. Place Utrecht Disaster (Netherlands) 6. Place Gentofte Alligators (Denmark) 5. Place Stock City Oilers (Austria) 4. Place Düsseldorf Rams (Germany) 3. Place IHC La Broye (Switzerland) 2. Place SHC Rossemaison (Switzerland) 1. Place Crash Eagles Kaarst (Germany) All Star Team: Best Goalkeeper No. 23 Merçay, Jean (from team SHC Rossemaison, Switzerland) Best Outfield players No. 91 Chatton, Guillaume (from team IHC La Broye, Switzerland) No. 66 Gygax, Aurélien (from team SHC Rossemaison, Switzerland) No. 10 Müller, Nick (from team Düsseldorf Rams, Germany) No. 17 Neuhausen, Lars (from team Crash Eagles Kaarst, Germany) Topscore: No. 1: Timo Grabs, Düsseldorf Rams, Germany with 18 points (11 goals, 7 assists). No. 2: Nick Müller, Düsseldorf Rams, Germany with 18 points (9 goals, 9 assists). No. 3: Nicolai Scheel Gade, Gentofte Alligators, Denmark with 12 points (6 goals, 6 assists). Result from all games. Saturday, 27 June 2009 1 08:30 Crash Eagles Kaarst vs. SHC Rossemaison 1:1 Group A (1-1, 0-0) 2 09:05 Düsseldorf Rams vs. IHC La Broye 2:3 Group B (1-1, 1-2) 3 09:40 Stock City Oilers vs. Gentofte Alligators 4:8 Group A (1-3, 3-5) 4 10:15 Utrecht Disaster vs. Zoran 0:2 Group B (0-0, 0-2) 5 10:50 RVZ Zoetermeer vs. SHC Rossemaison 2:4 Group A (1-2, 1-2) 6 11:25 Team Blackhawks vs. Düsseldorf Rams 1:3 Group B (0-3, 1-0) 7 12:00 Stock City Oilers vs. Crash Eagles Kaarst 0:3 Group A (0-0, 0-3) 8 12:35 IHC La Broye vs. Utrecht Disaster 1:1 Group B (1-0, 0-1) 9 13:10 Gentofte Alligators vs. RVZ Zoetermeer 3:2 Group A (2-1, 1-1) 10 13:45 Team Blackhawks vs. Zoran 2:2 Group B (0-1, 2-1) 11 14:20 SHC Rossemaison vs. Stock City Oilers 2:0 Group A (1-0, 1-0) 12 14:55 Düsseldorf Rams vs. Utrecht Disaster 6:2 Group B (3-1, 3-1) 13 15:30 Gentofte Alligators vs. Crash Eagles Kaarst 0:5 Group A (0-3, 0-2) 14 16:05 Zoran vs. IHC La Broye 0:4 Group B (0-2, 0-2) 15 16:40 RVZ Zoetermeer vs. Stock City Oilers 1:3 Group A (0-3, 1-0) 16 17:15 Utrecht Disaster vs. Team Blackhawks 5:1 Group B (3-0, 2-1) 17 17:50 SHC Rossemaison vs. Gentofte Alligators 7:0 Group A (4-0, 3-0) 18 18:25 Zoran vs. Düsseldorf Rams 2:4 Group B (0-3, 2-1) 19 19:00 Crash Eagles Kaarst vs. RVZ Zoetermeer 4:1 Group A (3-1, 1-0) 20 19:35 IHC La Broye vs. Team Blackhawks 4:2 Group B (1-0, 3-2) Sunday, 28 June 2009 21 08:30 Düsseldorf Rams (2nd Group B) vs. Gentofte Alligators (3rd Group A) 12:2 Quarterfinal (7-0, 5-2) 22 09:15 Crash Eagles Kaarst (2nd Group A) vs. Zoran (3rd Group B) 3:1 Quarterfinal (2-1, 1-0) 23 10:00 SHC Rossemaison (1st Group A) vs. Utrecht Disaster (4th Group B) 4:0 Quarterfinal (2-0, 2-0) 24 10:45 La Broye (1st Group B) vs. Stock City Oilers (4th Group A) 5:4 Quarterfinal (1-3, 4-1) game winning goal scored in the last second of the game 25 11:30 RVZ Zoetermeer (5th Group A) vs. Team Blackhawks (5th Group B) 2:4 Place 9/10 Game 1 (1-3, 1-1) 26 12:15 Gentofte Alligators (Loser Game 21) vs. Utrecht Disaster (Loser Game 23) 8:1 Place 5-8 (5-1, 3-0) 27 13:00 Zoran (Loser Game 22) vs. Stock City Oilers (Loser Game 24) 1:3 Place 5-8 (1-0, 0-1, 0-0, 0-2) after extra time and penalty shootout 28 13:45 Düsseldorf Rams (Winner Game 21) vs. SHC Rossemaison (Winner Game 23) 6:7 Semifinal (1-2, 3-2, 0-0, 2-3) after extratime and penalty shootout 29 14:35 Crash Eagles Kaarst (Winner Game 22) vs. IHC La Broye (Winner Game 24) 3:2 Semifinal (2-2, 1-0) 30 15:25 Team Blackhawks (5th Group B) vs. RVZ Zoetermeer (5th Group A) 2:5 Place 9/10 Game 2 (1-4, 1-1) 31 16:10 Utrecht Disaster (Loser Game 26) vs. Zoran (Loser Game 27) 3:0 Place 7/8 (3-0, 0-0) 32 16:55 Gentofte Alligators (Winner Game 26) vs. Sock City Oilers Winner Game 27 3:5 Place 5/6 (2-0, 1-3, 0-2) 33 17:40 Düsseldorf Rams (Loser Game 28) vs. La Broye (Loser Game 29) 2:3 Place 3/4 (2-1, 0-2) 34 18:30 SHC Rossemaison (Winner Game 28) vs. Crash Eagles Kaarst (Winner Game 29) 3:6 Place 1/2 (0-2, 2-1, 1-3) http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=178 Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:58:33 +0200 IISHF Title Events Erik Sommer Crash Eagles Kaarst won the U16 Youth European Cup which took place in Kaarst, Germany the weekend of June 27-28, 2009. The hometeam won in the final 6-3 (2-0, 1-2, 4-1) over SHC Rossemaison from Switzerland. Third place went to IHC La Broye from Switzerland winning 3-2 (1-2, 2-0) over Düsseldorf Rams from Germany. In the first semifinal SHC Rossemaison won 7-6 over Düsseldorf Rams after extra time and penalty shootout. In the second semifinal Kaarst won 3-2 over IHC La Broye. Fairplay Cup was won by Zoran from Israel. 10 teams from 8 countries participated in the tournament. Tournament homepage www.crasheagles.de/

Final Ranking:
10. Place Team Blackhawks (Great Britain)
9. Place RVZ Zoetermeer (Netherland)
8. Place Zoran (Israel)
7. Place Utrecht Disaster (Netherlands)
6. Place Gentofte Alligators (Denmark)
5. Place Stock City Oilers (Austria)
4. Place Düsseldorf Rams (Germany)
3. Place IHC La Broye (Switzerland)
2. Place SHC Rossemaison (Switzerland)
1. Place Crash Eagles Kaarst (Germany)

All Star Team:
Best Goalkeeper
No. 23 Merçay, Jean (from team SHC Rossemaison, Switzerland)
Best Outfield players
No. 91 Chatton, Guillaume (from team IHC La Broye, Switzerland)
No. 66 Gygax, Aurélien (from team SHC Rossemaison, Switzerland)
No. 10 Müller, Nick (from team Düsseldorf Rams, Germany)
No. 17 Neuhausen, Lars (from team Crash Eagles Kaarst, Germany)

Topscore:
No. 1: Timo Grabs, Düsseldorf Rams, Germany with 18 points (11 goals, 7 assists).
No. 2: Nick Müller, Düsseldorf Rams, Germany with 18 points (9 goals, 9 assists).
No. 3: Nicolai Scheel Gade, Gentofte Alligators, Denmark with 12 points (6 goals, 6 assists).

Result from all games.
Saturday, 27 June 2009
1 08:30 Crash Eagles Kaarst vs. SHC Rossemaison 1:1 Group A (1-1, 0-0)
2 09:05 Düsseldorf Rams vs. IHC La Broye 2:3 Group B (1-1, 1-2)
3 09:40 Stock City Oilers vs. Gentofte Alligators 4:8 Group A (1-3, 3-5)
4 10:15 Utrecht Disaster vs. Zoran 0:2 Group B (0-0, 0-2)
5 10:50 RVZ Zoetermeer vs. SHC Rossemaison 2:4 Group A (1-2, 1-2)
6 11:25 Team Blackhawks vs. Düsseldorf Rams 1:3 Group B (0-3, 1-0)
7 12:00 Stock City Oilers vs. Crash Eagles Kaarst 0:3 Group A (0-0, 0-3)
8 12:35 IHC La Broye vs. Utrecht Disaster 1:1 Group B (1-0, 0-1)
9 13:10 Gentofte Alligators vs. RVZ Zoetermeer 3:2 Group A (2-1, 1-1)
10 13:45 Team Blackhawks vs. Zoran 2:2 Group B (0-1, 2-1)
11 14:20 SHC Rossemaison vs. Stock City Oilers 2:0 Group A (1-0, 1-0)
12 14:55 Düsseldorf Rams vs. Utrecht Disaster 6:2 Group B (3-1, 3-1)
13 15:30 Gentofte Alligators vs. Crash Eagles Kaarst 0:5 Group A (0-3, 0-2)
14 16:05 Zoran vs. IHC La Broye 0:4 Group B (0-2, 0-2)
15 16:40 RVZ Zoetermeer vs. Stock City Oilers 1:3 Group A (0-3, 1-0)
16 17:15 Utrecht Disaster vs. Team Blackhawks 5:1 Group B (3-0, 2-1)
17 17:50 SHC Rossemaison vs. Gentofte Alligators 7:0 Group A (4-0, 3-0)
18 18:25 Zoran vs. Düsseldorf Rams 2:4 Group B (0-3, 2-1)
19 19:00 Crash Eagles Kaarst vs. RVZ Zoetermeer 4:1 Group A (3-1, 1-0)
20 19:35 IHC La Broye vs. Team Blackhawks 4:2 Group B (1-0, 3-2)
Sunday, 28 June 2009
21 08:30 Düsseldorf Rams (2nd Group B) vs. Gentofte Alligators (3rd Group A) 12:2 Quarterfinal (7-0, 5-2)
22 09:15 Crash Eagles Kaarst (2nd Group A) vs. Zoran (3rd Group B) 3:1 Quarterfinal (2-1, 1-0)
23 10:00 SHC Rossemaison (1st Group A) vs. Utrecht Disaster (4th Group B) 4:0 Quarterfinal (2-0, 2-0)
24 10:45 La Broye (1st Group B) vs. Stock City Oilers (4th Group A) 5:4 Quarterfinal (1-3, 4-1) game winning goal scored in the last second of the game
25 11:30 RVZ Zoetermeer (5th Group A) vs. Team Blackhawks (5th Group B) 2:4 Place 9/10 Game 1 (1-3, 1-1)
26 12:15 Gentofte Alligators (Loser Game 21) vs. Utrecht Disaster (Loser Game 23) 8:1 Place 5-8 (5-1, 3-0)
27 13:00 Zoran (Loser Game 22) vs. Stock City Oilers (Loser Game 24) 1:3 Place 5-8 (1-0, 0-1, 0-0, 0-2) after extra time and penalty shootout
28 13:45 Düsseldorf Rams (Winner Game 21) vs. SHC Rossemaison (Winner Game 23) 6:7 Semifinal (1-2, 3-2, 0-0, 2-3) after extratime and penalty shootout
29 14:35 Crash Eagles Kaarst (Winner Game 22) vs. IHC La Broye (Winner Game 24) 3:2 Semifinal (2-2, 1-0)
30 15:25 Team Blackhawks (5th Group B) vs. RVZ Zoetermeer (5th Group A) 2:5 Place 9/10 Game 2 (1-4, 1-1)
31 16:10 Utrecht Disaster (Loser Game 26) vs. Zoran (Loser Game 27) 3:0 Place 7/8 (3-0, 0-0)
32 16:55 Gentofte Alligators (Winner Game 26) vs. Sock City Oilers Winner Game 27 3:5 Place 5/6 (2-0, 1-3, 0-2)
33 17:40 Düsseldorf Rams (Loser Game 28) vs. La Broye (Loser Game 29) 2:3 Place 3/4 (2-1, 0-2)
34 18:30 SHC Rossemaison (Winner Game 28) vs. Crash Eagles Kaarst (Winner Game 29) 3:6 Place 1/2 (0-2, 2-1, 1-3)]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=177 Lichtstad Kronenburg Knights from Netherland won the International Men-B Tournament in Utrecht, Netherland which took place the Weekend of June 20-21, 2009 with 13 participating teams. In the final they won over Mustangs from Netherwind 5-3. In the game for third place Copenhagen City Hustlers from Denmark won 4-3 over Wasps from Great Britain. http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=177 Sun, 21 Jun 2009 22:06:55 +0200 IISHF Tournament Erik Sommer Lichtstad Kronenburg Knights from Netherland won the International Men-B Tournament in Utrecht, Netherland which took place the Weekend of June 20-21, 2009 with 13 participating teams. In the final they won over Mustangs from Netherwind 5-3. In the game for third place Copenhagen City Hustlers from Denmark won 4-3 over Wasps from Great Britain.]]> http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=176 SHC Buix from Switzerland won the U13 European Cup in Ahaus, Germany on June 13-14, 2009. In the final they won 9-4 (1-0, 4-1, 4-3) over Bissendorfer Panther from Germany. In the game for third place Ahauser Maidy Dogs from Germany won 4-2 (0-0, 4-2) over KSV Wienstrom Scorpions from Austria. In the first semifinal between two German teams Bissendorfer Panther won 5-4 over the hometeam Ahauser Maidy Dogs in extra time with 5-4 (2-2, 2-2, 1-0) after trailing 2-4. In the second semifinal SHC Buix from Switzerland won 3-1 (2-1, 1-0) over KSV Wienstrom Scorpions from Austria. Group A on Saturdaty won by hometeam Ahauser Maidy Dogs from Germany before SHC Buix from Switzerland. Group B won by KSV Wienstrom Scorpions from Austria before Bissendorfer Panther from Germany. U13 PeeWee European Cup took place in Ahaus, Germany with on June 13-14, 2009 with 10 participating teams from 8 countries. Homepage for tournament http://europacup.maidy-dogs.de/ All Star Team Best Goalkeeper: No. 39 Dylan van Kooten from team UTRECHT DISASTER Best Outfield players: No. 97 Steven Brenneis from team KSV WIENSTROM SCORPIONS No. 22 Maximilian Michael Hahn from team AHAUSER MAIDY DOGS No. 94 Jannik Priebe from team AHAUSER MAIDY DOGS No. 87 Dominik Hackl from team KSV WIENSTROM SCORPIONS Fair Play Cup Team Name IHC La Tour, Switzerland (6 penalty minutes) Final Ranking 10. Place: Team Blackhawks, Great Britain 9. Place : Copenhagen Capitals, Denmark 8. Place: IHC La Tour, Switzerland 7. Place: Leader 1420 Moscow, Russia 6. Place: Zoran, Israel 5. Place: Utrecht Disaster, Netherland 4. Place: KSV Wienstrom Scorpions, Austria 3. Place: Ahauser Maidy Dogs, Germany 2. Place: Bissendorfer Panther, Germany 1. Place: SHC Buix, Switzerland Results from 1st day: Saturday, 13 June 2009 1 08:30 Copenhagen Capitals vs. SHC Buix 0:3 Group A (0-3, 0-0) 2 09:05 Bissendorfer Panther vs. Leader 1420 Moscow 1:0 Group B (1-0, 0-0) 3 09:40 Utrecht Disaster vs. Zoran 2:0 Group A (1-0, 1-0) 4 10:15 Team Blackhawks vs. KSV Wienstrom Scorpions 2:4 Group B (1-3, 1-1) 5 10:50 Ahauser Maidy Dogs vs. SHC Buix 2:1 Group A (0-0, 2-1) 6 11:25 IHC La Tour vs. Bissendorfer Panther 4:1 Group B (2-0, 2-1) 7 12:00 Utrecht Disaster vs. Copenhagen Capitals 5:1 Group A (3-0, 2-1) 8 12:35 Leader 1420 Moscow vs. Team Blackhawks 4:1 Group B (1-0, 3-1) 9 13:10 Zoran vs. Ahauser Maidy Dogs 2:6 Group A (1-2, 1-4) 10 13:45 IHC La Tour vs. KSV Wienstrom Scorpions 0:1 Group B (0-0, 0-1) 11 14:20 SHC Buix vs. Utrecht Disaster 2:1 Group A (1-0, 1-1) 12 14:55 Bissendorfer Panther vs. Team Blackhawks 5:0 Group B (2-0, 3-0) 13 15:30 Zoran vs. Copenhagen Capitals 1:1 Group A (1-0, 0-1) 14 16:05 KSV Wienstrom Scorpions vs. Leader 1420 Moscow 4:2 Group B (1-0, 3-2) 15 16:40 Ahauser Maidy Dogs vs. Utrecht Disaster 3:0 Group A (1-0, 2-0) 16 17:15 Team Blackhawks vs. IHC La Tour 2:5 Group B (1-3, 1-2) 17 17:50 SHC Buix vs. Zoran 3:1 Group A (3-0, 0-1) 18 18:25 KSV Wienstrom Scorpions vs. Bissendorfer Panther 3:3 Group B (2-1, 1-2) 19 19:00 Copenhagen Capitals vs. Ahauser Maidy Dogs 0:3 Group A (0-0, 0-3) 20 19:35 Leader 1420 Moscow vs. IHC La Tour 2:1 Group B (1-0, 1-1) Results from 2nd day: Sunday, 14 June 2009 21 08:30 Bissendorfer Panther (2nd Group B) vs. Utrecht Disaster (3rd Group A) 4:3 Quarterfinal (2-1, 2-2) 22 09:15 SHC Buix (2nd Group A) vs. Leader 1420 Moscow (3rd Group B) 3:1 Quarterfinal (2-1, 1-0) 23 10:00 Ahauser Maidy Dogs (1st Group A) vs. IHC La Tour (4th Group B) 7:4 Quarterfinal (4-1, 3-3) 24 10:45 KSV Wienstrom Scorpions (1st Group B) vs. Zoran (4th Group A) 8:2 Quarterfinal (3-2, 5-0) 25 11:30 Copenhagen Capitals (5th Group A) vs. Team Blackhawks (5th Group B) 2:0 Place 9/10 Game 1 (1-0, 1-0) 26 12:15 Utrecht Disaster (Loser Game 21) vs. IHC La Tour (Loser Game 23) 3:2 Place 5-8 (2-2, 1-0) 27 13:00 Leader 1420 Moscow (Loser Game 22) vs. Zoran (Loser Game 24) 2:4 Place 5-8 (2-1, 0-3) 28 13:45 Bissendorfer Panther (Winner Game 21) vs. Ahauser Maidy Dogs (Winner Game 23) 5:4 Semifinal (2-2, 2-2, 1-0) winning 5-4 in extra time after trailing 2-4 29 14:35 SHC Buix (Winner Game 22) vs. KSV Wienstrom Scorpions (Winner Game 24) 3:1 Semifinal (2-1, 1-0) 30 15:25 Team Blackhawks (5th Group B) vs. Copenhagen Capitals (5th Group A) 1:6 Place 9/10 Game 2 (0-1, 1-5) 31 16:10 IHC La Tour (Loser Game 26) vs. Leader 1420 Moscow (Loser Game 27) 2:4 Place 7/8 (1-2, 1-2) 32 16:55 Utrecht Disaster (Winner Game 26) vs. Zoran (Winner Game 27) 2:1 Place 5/6 (1-0, 0-1, 1-0) winning 2-1 in extra time 33 17:40 Ahauser Maidy Dogs (Loser Game 28) vs. KSV Wienstrom Scorpions (Loser Game 29) 4:2 Place 3/4 (0-0, 4-2) 34 18:30 Bissendorfer Panther (Winner Game 28) vs. SHC Buix (Winner Game 29) Thank you to Ahauser Maidy Dogs for hosting this tournament. http://www.iishf.com/article.php?artID=176 Fri, 05 Jun 2009 16:07:04 +0200 IISHF Tournament Erik Sommer SHC Buix from Switzerland won the U13 European Cup in Ahaus, Germany on June 13-14, 2009. In the final they won 9-4 (1-0, 4-1, 4-3) over Bissendorfer Panther from Germany. In the game for third place Ahauser Maidy Dogs from Germany won 4-2 (0-0, 4-2) over KSV Wienstrom Scorpions from Austria. In the first semifinal between two German teams Bissendorfer Panther won 5-4 over the hometeam Ahauser Maidy Dogs in extra time with 5-4 (2-2, 2-2, 1-0) after trailing 2-4. In the second semifinal SHC Buix from Switzerland won 3-1 (2-1, 1-0) over KSV Wienstrom Scorpions from Austria. Group A on Saturdaty won by hometeam Ahauser Maidy Dogs from Germany before SHC Buix from Switzerland. Group B won by KSV Wienstrom Scorpions from Austria before Bissendorfer Panther from Germany. U13 PeeWee European Cup took place in Ahaus, Germany with on June 13-14, 2009 with 10 participating teams from 8 countries. Homepage for tournament europacup.maidy-dogs.de/

All Star Team
Best Goalkeeper: No. 39 Dylan van Kooten from team UTRECHT DISASTER
Best Outfield players:
No. 97 Steven Brenneis from team KSV WIENSTROM SCORPIONS
No. 22 Maximilian Michael Hahn from team AHAUSER MAIDY DOGS
No. 94 Jannik Priebe from team AHAUSER MAIDY DOGS
No. 87 Dominik Hackl from team KSV WIENSTROM SCORPIONS

Fair Play Cup
Team Name IHC La Tour, Switzerland (6 penalty minutes)

Final Ranking
10. Place: Team Blackhawks, Great Britain
9. Place : Copenhagen Capitals, Denmark
8. Place: IHC La Tour, Switzerland
7. Place: Leader 1420 Moscow, Russia
6. Place: Zoran, Israel
5. Place: Utrecht Disaster, Netherland
4. Place: KSV Wienstrom Scorpions, Austria
3. Place: Ahauser Maidy Dogs, Germany
2. Place: Bissendorfer Panther, Germany
1. Place: SHC Buix, Switzerland

Results from 1st day:
Saturday, 13 June 2009
1 08:30 Copenhagen Capitals vs. SHC Buix 0:3 Group A (0-3, 0-0)
2 09:05 Bissendorfer Panther vs. Leader 1420 Moscow 1:0 Group B (1-0, 0-0)
3 09:40 Utrecht Disaster vs. Zoran 2:0 Group A (1-0, 1-0)
4 10:15 Team Blackhawks vs. KSV Wienstrom Scorpions 2:4 Group B (1-3, 1-1)
5 10:50 Ahauser Maidy Dogs vs. SHC Buix 2:1 Group A (0-0, 2-1)
6 11:25 IHC La Tour vs. Bissendorfer Panther 4:1 Group B (2-0, 2-1)
7 12:00 Utrecht Disaster vs. Copenhagen Capitals 5:1 Group A (3-0, 2-1)
8 12:35 Leader 1420 Moscow vs. Team Blackhawks 4:1 Group B (1-0, 3-1)
9 13:10 Zoran vs. Ahauser Maidy Dogs 2:6 Group A (1-2, 1-4)
10 13:45 IHC La Tour vs. KSV Wienstrom Scorpions 0:1 Group B (0-0, 0-1)
11 14:20 SHC Buix vs. Utrecht Disaster 2:1 Group A (1-0, 1-1)
12 14:55 Bissendorfer Panther vs. Team Blackhawks 5:0 Group B (2-0, 3-0)
13 15:30 Zoran vs. Copenhagen Capitals 1:1 Group A (1-0, 0-1)
14 16:05 KSV Wienstrom Scorpions vs. Leader 1420 Moscow 4:2 Group B (1-0, 3-2)
15 16:40 Ahauser Maidy Dogs vs. Utrecht Disaster 3:0 Group A (1-0, 2-0)
16 17:15 Team Blackhawks vs. IHC La Tour 2:5 Group B (1-3, 1-2)
17 17:50 SHC Buix vs. Zoran 3:1 Group A (3-0, 0-1)
18 18:25 KSV Wienstrom Scorpions vs. Bissendorfer Panther 3:3 Group B (2-1, 1-2)
19 19:00 Copenhagen Capitals vs. Ahauser Maidy Dogs 0:3 Group A (0-0, 0-3)
20 19:35 Leader 1420 Moscow vs. IHC La Tour 2:1 Group B (1-0, 1-1)

Results from 2nd day:
Sunday, 14 June 2009
21 08:30 Bissendorfer Panther (2nd Group B) vs. Utrecht Disaster (3rd Group A) 4:3 Quarterfinal (2-1, 2-2)
22 09:15 SHC Buix (2nd Group A) vs. Leader 1420 Moscow (3rd Group B) 3:1 Quarterfinal (2-1, 1-0)
23 10:00 Ahauser Maidy Dogs (1st Group A) vs. IHC La Tour (4th Group B) 7:4 Quarterfinal (4-1, 3-3)
24 10:45 KSV Wienstrom Scorpions (1st Group B) vs. Zoran (4th Group A) 8:2 Quarterfinal (3-2, 5-0)
25 11:30 Copenhagen Capitals (5th Group A) vs. Team Blackhawks (5th Group B) 2:0 Place 9/10 Game 1 (1-0, 1-0)
26 12:15 Utrecht Disaster (Loser Game 21) vs. IHC La Tour (Loser Game 23) 3:2 Place 5-8 (2-2, 1-0)
27 13:00 Leader 1420 Moscow (Loser Game 22) vs. Zoran (Loser Game 24) 2:4 Place 5-8 (2-1, 0-3)
28 13:45 Bissendorfer Panther (Winner Game 21) vs. Ahauser Maidy Dogs (Winner Game 23) 5:4 Semifinal (2-2, 2-2, 1-0) winning 5-4 in extra time after trailing 2-4
29 14:35 SHC Buix (Winner Game 22) vs. KSV Wienstrom Scorpions (Winner Game 24) 3:1 Semifinal (2-1, 1-0)
30 15:25 Team Blackhawks (5th Group B) vs. Copenhagen Capitals (5th Group A) 1:6 Place 9/10 Game 2 (0-1, 1-5)
31 16:10 IHC La Tour (Loser Game 26) vs. Leader 1420 Moscow (Loser Game 27) 2:4 Place 7/8 (1-2, 1-2)
32 16:55 Utrecht Disaster (Winner Game 26) vs. Zoran (Winner Game 27) 2:1 Place 5/6 (1-0, 0-1, 1-0) winning 2-1 in extra time
33 17:40 Ahauser Maidy Dogs (Loser Game 28) vs. KSV Wienstrom Scorpions (Loser Game 29) 4:2 Place 3/4 (0-0, 4-2)
34 18:30 Bissendorfer Panther (Winner Game 28) vs. SHC Buix (Winner Game 29)

Thank you to Ahauser Maidy Dogs for hosting this tournament.]]>