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Question 2: What is your highlight in your time in the British game?
The 4 Championships, (3 with Belfast, 1 with Bracknell) - Todd Kelman, Belfast Giants.
Working with the under 18 players at a camp in Austria. - Mike Hay, British Olympic Association - Olympic Performance Manager.
Winning the Superleague Championship and Playoffs, Representing Great Britain. BBC commentary at the Torino Winter Olympics. - Brent Pope, Cardiff Devils.
#1 winning the Superleague Championship in 2000 and #2 giving referee Nigel Boniface s_ _ _ after most of our games in London (ha) - Chris
McCsorely.
Guildford’s first Championship (and the whole atmosphere) at the Hull weekend in 97-98. GB victories against Slovenia (2001) and Hungary (2005). - Andy Smith,
Fifth Line.
Winning the Elite League Grand Slam in 2004/2005. Being appointed Team GB Head Coach - Paul Thomson, Coventry Blaze & GB Head Coach.
Winning the treble with the Flames in 1997-1998. - Kirk Humphreys, Guildford Flames.
Writing ice hockey for the Sunday Times. - Stewart Roberts, Ice Hockey Annual.
I have enjoyed all my time both in Solihull and Sheffield- there has been good and bad times at both clubs but its all been part of life. If your looking for some highlights, being the first manager to take Solihull to the play offs, my overall contribution at Sheffield, being Manager of the 2001 Grand Slam team, being on the bench at Nottingham when we cleared them. - Dave Simms, Sheffield Steelers.
Going from a non-skater to a ‘player’ (of sorts!) in about 4 months with Sheffield Blazers.. - Clinton
Cooper, Kingston Jets.
Coaching GB18s to a Gold Medal in Lithuania - Jon Kynaston, Peterborough Phantoms.
Winning at Wembley in 1989 with the Cardiff Devils has to be the best memory. - Steve Moria, Slough Jets.
Co-founding the British Universities Ice Hockey Association and creating the Great Britain Universities Ice Hockey Team. - Simon Hopkins, University Hockey.
To many to mention but I suppose just being around for the Heineken era and seeing the sport take off in the 80's and again when the ISL was formed to see some of the best hockey played on these shores (outside the NHL) 1998/99 and 1999/00 I believe were the best years on the ice in terms of quality. Unfortunate ISL's business plan and mismanagement by way of overspending and lack of sponsorship led to its downfall and the continuing problems since. . - Jo Collins, Ice Hockey Players Association.
To beat the league leaders at home was a real thrill. - Doug Christiansen, Edinburgh Capitals.