U18 National team against mixed team last Friday

Happy New Year 2023

U18 Team wins Silver in Sarajevo

The schedule for the new LHL (Luxembourg Hockey League) is out now! 
  
What's new this year? 
1) Weekend of Hockey 
Unlike last year, the champions of Luxembourg will not be determined during the season based on the ranking, but instead, the season will end with a big bang on April 1st &amp; 2nd, where the Weekend of Hockey will be held, an event where all 8 teams will play in the semifinals (and finals), to battle for the championship titles of the first and second division! 
  
2) Hurricanes U20 
Furthermore, a new team has been formed: The Hurricanes! The Hurricanes will be a nationwide U20 mix, combining all under 20 year olds from Huskies, Tornado and Beaufort. The team will be competing in the first Division. The Huskies Luxembourg will no longer compete as a club this year but instead be one of the cornerstones of the new Hurricanes team. The formation of this team comes in an effort to give youth players more icetime, allow them to grow into leadership roles, and serve as a good year-long training ground for the national teams. 
  
3) Relegation 
The first placed team of Division 2 will play against the last placed team of Division 1 at the end of the season, so after the Weekend of Hockey. The winner of this game will play the following season in D1, whereas the loser is relegated to D2. 
  
The entire rulebook will be released shortly. 
  
D1 schedule: 
https://www.icehockey.lu/page/division-1-86794 
  
D2 schedule: 
https://www.icehockey.lu/page/division-2-86795 
  
  
  
 
Tuesday, October 11 
Puckers 
Hurricanes 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
20:30 
22:30 
Monday, October 17 
Silverbacks 
Tornado Women 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
21:15 
22:30 
Tuesday, October 25 
Tornado 
Hurricanes 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
20:30 
22:30 
Tuesday, November 8 
Puckers 
Tornado 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
20:30 
22:30 
Thursday, November 10 
Hurricanes 
Knights I 
Beaufort 
19:30 
21:00 
Thursday, November 17 
Knights I 
Puckers 
Beaufort 
19:30 
22:30 
Thursday, November 24 
Knights II 
Silverbacks 
Beaufort 
21:00 
22:15 
Monday, November 28 
Tornado Women 
Cool Puckers 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
19:15 
20:45 
Monday, December 5 
Tornado Women 
Knights II 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
19:15 
20:45 
Thursday, December 8 
Cool Puckers 
Silverbacks 
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
21:15 
22:30 
Thursday, December 15 
Knights II 
Cool Puckers 
Beaufort 
21:00 
22:15 
Saturday, December 17 
Knights I 
Tornado 
Beaufort 
19:30 
22:00 
  
  
  
  
  
  
Monday, January 9 
Silverbacks 
Cool Puckers 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
21:15 
22:30 
Tuesday, January 17 
Tornado 
Hurricanes 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
20:30 
22:30 
Thursday, January 19 
Knights II 
Tornado Women 
Beaufort 
21:00 
22:15 
Thursday, January 26 
Knights I 
Hurricanes 
Beaufort 
19:30 
21:00 
Thursday, February 2 
Cool Puckers 
Tornado Women 
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
21:15 
22:30 
Monday, February 20 
Silverbacks 
Knights II 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
21:15 
22:30 
Thursday, March 2 
Cool Puckers 
Knights II 
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
21:15 
22:30 
Tuesday, March 7 
Puckers 
Knights I 
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
21:15 
22:30 
Saturday, March 11 
Puckers 
Tornado 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
18:15 
22:30 
Monday, March 13 
Tornado Women 
Silverbacks 
Kockelscheuer Small Rink 
19:15 
20:45 
Tuesday, March 21 
Hurricanes 
Puckers 
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
20:30 
22:30 
Saturday, March 25 
Tornado 
Knights I 
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
19:00 
21:00 
  
  
  
  
  
  
Saturday, April 1 
D2 Semifinal 1 
  
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
13:45 
15:35 
Saturday, April 1 
D2 Semifinal 2 
  
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
15:35 
17:35 
Saturday, April 1 
D1 Semifinal 1 
  
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
17:35 
20:00 
Saturday, April 1 
D1 Semifinal 2 
  
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
20:00 
21:30 
Sunday, April 2 
D2 Small Final 
  
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
13:45 
15:35 
Sunday, April 2 
D2 Final 
  
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
15:35 
17:35 
Sunday, April 2 
D1 Small Final 
  
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
17:35 
20:00 
Sunday, April 2 
D1 Final 
  
Kockelscheuer Big Rink 
20:00 
21:30

LHL 2022/23 schedule and new format published!

<div>Only two more games are left to be played in the in Division 1 and only one game is left in Division 2 of this year's LHL, yet three teams still have a shot at the national title. Excitment levels are reaching peak levels towards the season's ending!<div> </div><div>In the Division 2, we have a winner: The Cool Puckers Luxembourg are closing this year at the top of the standings. Although there is still one game left in the league between the Tornado Women and the Silverbacks, the Cool Puckers will have closed this season atop the rankings, after the leaders of the first half of the season, the Huskies Luxembourg, had been promoted to the first division mid-season. The Tornado Women will try to get their first win of the season on march 14th, while the Silverbacks will not want to lose any points, as they are needed in order to finish the season on the second place, ahead of the Beaufort Knights II. It was a hard-fought division, where even the first placed team lost 43% of their games. What an exciting season this has been!</div><div> </div><div>In the first division, we have two games left, and there are still three teams in the race for the championship! The Beaufort Knights will host the Puckers Luxembourg on march 10th. If the Puckers win, they will be crowned champions of Luxembourg. If they lose, their only hope for the championship is if the following game between the Knights and Tornado goes to Overtime and ends with a Knights win. But even then, all three teams would have the same points and the winner would be declared by Goal Difference. The Knights however want to claim the title as well. In order to do so, they must with both of their last 2 games, ideally without going to overtime. Lastly, the defending champions Tornado Luxembourg also still have a shot at the title, even though they had amassed early losses this season. For them to defend their title, the Knights need to win against the Puckers, and then the Tornados need to win in this season's last epic battle against the Knights on March 12th (<a href="https://www.ihcbe.lu/page/tickets-102538" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Tickets</a>) in Beaufort.</div><div> </div><div>Two heavyweight fights are ahead, so mark the dates in your calendar and make sure to follow the action! The fight for the championship is now as heated as ever!</div><div> </div></div>

Only two more games are left to be played in the in Division 1 and only one game is left in Division 2 of this year's LHL, yet three teams still have a shot at the national title. Excitment levels are reaching peak levels towards the season's ending! In the Division 2, we have a winner: The Cool Puckers Luxembourg are closing this year at the top of the standings. Although there is still one game left in the league between the Tornado Women and the Silverbacks, the Cool Puckers will have closed this season atop the rankings, after the leaders of the first half of the season, the Huskies Luxembourg, had been promoted to the first division mid-season. The Tornado Women will try to get their first win of the season on march 14th, while the Silverbacks will not want to lose any points, as they are needed in order to finish the season on the second place, ahead of the Beaufort Knights II. It was a hard-fought division, where even the first placed team lost 43% of their games. What an exciting season this has been! In the first division, we have two games left, and there are still three teams in the race for the championship! The Beaufort Knights will host the Puckers Luxembourg on march 10th. If the Puckers win, they will be crowned champions of Luxembourg. If they lose, their only hope for the championship is if the following game between the Knights and Tornado goes to Overtime and ends with a Knights win. But even then, all three teams would have the same points and the winner would be declared by Goal Difference. The Knights however want to claim the title as well. In order to do so, they must with both of their last 2 games, ideally without going to overtime. Lastly, the defending champions Tornado Luxembourg also still have a shot at the title, even though they had amassed early losses this season. For them to defend their title, the Knights need to win against the Puckers, and then the Tornados need to win in this season's last epic battle against the Knights on March 12th (Tickets) in Beaufort. Two heavyweight fights are ahead, so mark the dates in your calendar and make sure to follow the action! The fight for the championship is now as heated as ever!

Last LHL games: What's at stake

<div>Absolute madness is going on in the inaugural season of the LHL!<div> </div><div>The first 9 games of the newly created Luxembourg Hockey League have been played, and no one could have predicted this much excitment so early on! So far, this league has had everything: shock, surprises, hard fought battles, and still, the ending is wide open and as exciting as ever in both divisions!</div><div> </div><div>In the division 1, the biggest shock came as the Tornado Luxembourg, after decades of being the untouched, reigning champion and largely dominant team in the country, have been beaten by the Puckers Luxembourg! Twice in a row! Never in the recent past years have the Tornados lost more than one game in the entire season, and now they're starting the LHL with two defeats. The Puckers Luxembourg might have surprised everyone, but their success was not by any means lucky. They have played great hockey, have not trailed once in both games, and have proven that they are the team to beat right now! They want to go all the way towards the title now. As for Tornado, the chances for the title are not entirely vanished, but have been strongly minimized. They can not afford to lose a single game anymore, and will require some luck from the other games. We're on to even more excitment now, as the red hot team from the north-east of the country, currently on second place in the Belgian Division 1, the Beaufort Knights, will join the party! They want the title as bad as anyone and they will now face the battered Tornado Luxembourg in an epic battle that will fuel this fierce rivalry. On Saturday, December 11th, the two will face off in Kockelscheuer! Tickets will be on sale soon, with limited places available due to Covid. Luxembourg's most awaited derby is coming! You do not want to miss this, so stay alert and mark your calendars now!</div><div> </div><div>In the LHL's second division, the excitment is also reaching peak levels! We have witnessed amazing milestones, like the first ever official women's game in Luxembourg, the first ever victory of the newly created Silverbacks team, as well as big upsets from the Huskies and the Beaufort Knights II. At the top of the standings, three teams share the crown right now! With 6 points each, the Huskies, Cool Puckers and Beaufort Knights II are all in the race for the division title. There are only three games left in the entire division, and only one team will take the title and be promoted to the Division 1 in December this year. The first placed team will join the upper division to finish the season and get a shot at the national title as well. One game will be the deciding one: On December 2nd, the Beaufort Knights II will take on the Huskies Luxembourg at home. The winner of this game has the highest chances of winning the title. Unless... the Silverbacks are taking one of these two teams down in one of their two upcoming games! The Silverbacks want it bad, while their opponents cannot afford to lose. Everything is still possible in the second division, and we're in for many more exciting games. Who would have thought that this league would have this level of competitiveness, excitment, upsets and surprises? Make sure to not miss a beat and stay tuned!</div><div> </div><div>The schedule for the entire second half of the season will follow soon as well.</div><div> </div><div>All scheduled games of the division 1:</div><div>https://www.icehockey.lu/page/division-1-86794</div><div>All scheduled games of the division 2:</div><div>https://www.icehockey.lu/results-league-2459</div><div> </div></div>

Absolute madness is going on in the inaugural season of the LHL! The first 9 games of the newly created Luxembourg Hockey League have been played, and no one could have predicted this much excitment so early on! So far, this league has had everything: shock, surprises, hard fought battles, and still, the ending is wide open and as exciting as ever in both divisions! In the division 1, the biggest shock came as the Tornado Luxembourg, after decades of being the untouched, reigning champion and largely dominant team in the country, have been beaten by the Puckers Luxembourg! Twice in a row! Never in the recent past years have the Tornados lost more than one game in the entire season, and now they're starting the LHL with two defeats. The Puckers Luxembourg might have surprised everyone, but their success was not by any means lucky. They have played great hockey, have not trailed once in both games, and have proven that they are the team to beat right now! They want to go all the way towards the title now. As for Tornado, the chances for the title are not entirely vanished, but have been strongly minimized. They can not afford to lose a single game anymore, and will require some luck from the other games. We're on to even more excitment now, as the red hot team from the north-east of the country, currently on second place in the Belgian Division 1, the Beaufort Knights, will join the party! They want the title as bad as anyone and they will now face the battered Tornado Luxembourg in an epic battle that will fuel this fierce rivalry. On Saturday, December 11th, the two will face off in Kockelscheuer! Tickets will be on sale soon, with limited places available due to Covid. Luxembourg's most awaited derby is coming! You do not want to miss this, so stay alert and mark your calendars now! In the LHL's second division, the excitment is also reaching peak levels! We have witnessed amazing milestones, like the first ever official women's game in Luxembourg, the first ever victory of the newly created Silverbacks team, as well as big upsets from the Huskies and the Beaufort Knights II. At the top of the standings, three teams share the crown right now! With 6 points each, the Huskies, Cool Puckers and Beaufort Knights II are all in the race for the division title. There are only three games left in the entire division, and only one team will take the title and be promoted to the Division 1 in December this year. The first placed team will join the upper division to finish the season and get a shot at the national title as well. One game will be the deciding one: On December 2nd, the Beaufort Knights II will take on the Huskies Luxembourg at home. The winner of this game has the highest chances of winning the title. Unless... the Silverbacks are taking one of these two teams down in one of their two upcoming games! The Silverbacks want it bad, while their opponents cannot afford to lose. Everything is still possible in the second division, and we're in for many more exciting games. Who would have thought that this league would have this level of competitiveness, excitment, upsets and surprises? Make sure to not miss a beat and stay tuned! The schedule for the entire second half of the season will follow soon as well. All scheduled games of the division 1:https://www.icehockey.lu/page/division-1-86794All scheduled games of the division 2:https://www.icehockey.lu/results-league-2459

LHL off to a shocking start! Excitment levels are through the roof!

The Huskies Luxembourg squad attended their much anticipated first tournament since prior to the Covid lockdowns on Sunday. There was much excitement for the young players who made the trip down to Amnéville's Patinoire Olympique arena.<div>Led by volunteer coaches Roberto Gomes and Stella Theisen, the team turned in a creditable performance, winning 2 games but losing 2. "The kids were happy to be on the ice again and had fun," said one parent.</div><div> </div><div>"They played really well," said coach Roberto. Parents reported the event was "a great afternoon".</div><div> </div><div> </div>

The Huskies Luxembourg squad attended their much anticipated first tournament since prior to the Covid lockdowns on Sunday. There was much excitement for the young players who made the trip down to Amnéville's Patinoire Olympique arena.Led by volunteer coaches Roberto Gomes and Stella Theisen, the team turned in a creditable performance, winning 2 games but losing 2. "The kids were happy to be on the ice again and had fun," said one parent. "They played really well," said coach Roberto. Parents reported the event was "a great afternoon".

U9 Huskies attend Amnéville plateau

<div>In one of its first games of the season, the Huskies U15 team went down to a 10-6 loss against French team HC Marnais, but worked very hard to minimise the loss after the first period. The game started at 12.30pm on Sunday 10 October at Luxembourg's Kockelscheuer arena.
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<div>"Despite a 10-6 loss, we can be proud of this team. It was the first game after nearly 2 years and they had difficulties to start into the game," said assistant coach Patrick Schon. "After losing 4-0 the first period, they showed good team spirit and were able to tie the second (5-5) and third (1-1) periods. All in all, we can build up on this performance and we know what we need to work on during the coming weeks."</div>
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<div>The U15 Huskies look forward to their next game to show that they have the winning spirit.</div>
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In one of its first games of the season, the Huskies U15 team went down to a 10-6 loss against French team HC Marnais, but worked very hard to minimise the loss after the first period. The game started at 12.30pm on Sunday 10 October at Luxembourg's Kockelscheuer arena. 
  
"Despite a 10-6 loss, we can be proud of this team. It was the first game after nearly 2 years and they had difficulties to start into the game," said assistant coach Patrick Schon. "After losing 4-0 the first period, they showed good team spirit and were able to tie the second (5-5) and third (1-1) periods. All in all, we can build up on this performance and we know what we need to work on during the coming weeks." 
  
The U15 Huskies look forward to their next game to show that they have the winning spirit.

U15 Huskies battle back after 1st period in matchup with HC Marnais

<div>Head over to the Huskies <a href="https://www.icehockey-huskies.lu/home">website</a> to read the new guide to the Huskies' Clubee <a href="https://www.icehockey-huskies.lu/calendar">calendar</a>. The Huskies are switching to a single calendar model, meaning that all Huskies scheduling will come out via the Huskies calendar. The best part about the calendar is that you can synchronise it to any device or even print it out at home and stick it on your refrigerator.</div>

Head over to the Huskies website to read the new guide to the Huskies' Clubee calendar. The Huskies are switching to a single calendar model, meaning that all Huskies scheduling will come out via the Huskies calendar. The best part about the calendar is that you can synchronise it to any device or even print it out at home and stick it on your refrigerator.

Huskies release new guide to Clubee calendar

Referee and Learn to play course

The Huskies are planning an on-ice hockey clinic for 8-12 September 2021, featuring the Swedish coaches Christer Lundkvist and Hasse Hansson.  Lundkvist is a highly experienced hockey coach who has worked in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Spain and who has also done goalie coaching. He has also worked as a youth hockey supervisor and coached youth teams. Lundkvist started his hockey career as a player for Swedish and Danish teams. Hansson has done extensive hockey coaching in Sweden and Norway. The planned clinic features 2 ice sessions per day: morning/afternoon. This would not be a camp. Parents would need to bring their child/children separately to each training session as no child care would be available between sessions. No lunch would be offered. Price: €230 for the whole clinic (5 days/10 sessions). Alternatively, €50 euros/day or €25 euros/session Please respond to the Doodle poll by 8 July, mentioning the name of the child and his/her team. If insufficient players register, we will be obliged to cancel the clinic.  <a href="https://doodle.com/poll/cbuv5vhma5ie9f6vutm">https://doodle.com/poll/cbuv5vhma5ie9f6vutm</a>  Payment of camp fee due by 1 August 2021 BCEE: LU71 0026 9100 5610 7600 Reference for payment: Player name + Team Send name, team  and proof of payment to cynthiacasini@hotmail.com as a "new email" and not as a reply to the email you received in this regard. No registration without proof of payment will be considered.

The Huskies are planning an on-ice hockey clinic for 8-12 September 2021, featuring the Swedish coaches Christer Lundkvist and Hasse Hansson.  Lundkvist is a highly experienced hockey coach who has worked in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Spain and who has also done goalie coaching. He has also worked as a youth hockey supervisor and coached youth teams. Lundkvist started his hockey career as a player for Swedish and Danish teams. Hansson has done extensive hockey coaching in Sweden and Norway. The planned clinic features 2 ice sessions per day: morning/afternoon. This would not be a camp. Parents would need to bring their child/children separately to each training session as no child care would be available between sessions. No lunch would be offered. Price: €230 for the whole clinic (5 days/10 sessions). Alternatively, €50 euros/day or €25 euros/session Please respond to the Doodle poll by 8 July, mentioning the name of the child and his/her team. If insufficient players register, we will be obliged to cancel the clinic.  https://doodle.com/poll/cbuv5vhma5ie9f6vutm  Payment of camp fee due by 1 August 2021 BCEE: LU71 0026 9100 5610 7600 Reference for payment: Player name + Team Send name, team  and proof of payment to cynthiacasini@hotmail.com as a "new email" and not as a reply to the email you received in this regard. No registration without proof of payment will be considered.

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