By World Para Ice Hockey – IPC South Korea defeated Italy and Czech Republic beat Norway on Wednesday at the World Para Ice Hockey Championships to advance to the semi-finals in Ostrava, Czech Republic. CZECH REPUBLIC 5-0 NORWAY Czech Republic delighted the home fans for another night at Ostravar Arena as they scored five third-period goals […]
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The playoff match-ups are now set at the 2019 World Para Ice Hockey Championships. A capacity crowd of 7,700 — a new record for the most fans ever for a single game at a World Championships — made sure the final day of the preliminary round ended on a high note in Ostrava, Czech Republic on Tuesday. […]
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By World Para Ice Hockey – IPC Both the Czech Republic and Italy earned their spots in the quarter finals from Group B with their victories, while USA booked a spot in the semi-finals with their win in Group A. CZECH REPUBLIC 6-1 SWEDEN Czech Republic kept their fans roaring at the Ostravar Arena with another […]
Read MoreSee the return of the top teams on competitive ice for the first time since the PyeongChang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games.
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By World Para Ice Hockey – IPC The 2019 World Para Ice Hockey Championships will take place in Ostrava, Czech Republic beginning on Saturday and concluding with the bronze and gold medal games on May 4, 2019. The world’s top eight ranked teams will face off in the first major international tournament since last year’s Winter […]
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Ostrava 2019 schedule announced By IPC Staff World Championships to feature quarter-finals for the first time The competition schedule has been revealed for April’s 2019 World Para Ice Hockey Championships in Ostrava, Czech Republic. Summary – Ostrava 2019 will take place from 27 April – 4 May and will feature the top eight teams […]
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