Tier 2 Information

Group 1

Team		GP	W	D	L	PP*	Pts

	Hogs	4	4	0	0	3	8
	Wildcats	4	3	0	1	5	6
	Mavericks B	4	2	0	2	6	4
	Redhawks	4	1	0	3	2	2
	Knights	4	0	0	4	0	0

Group Details

Group 2

Team		GP	W	D	L	PP*	Pts

	Yetis	4	3	0	1	3	6
	Bears B	4	2	1	1	0	5
	Spitfires B	4	1	2	1	16	4
	Lions	4	1	1	2	0	3
	Sabres	4	0	2	2	0	2

Group Details

*PP = Penalty Points; 1x for 10 min Misconduct, 2x for Game Misconduct, 3x for 5 + Game Misconduct, 5x for Match Penalty.

Playoff Fixtures & Results

Date	Round	'Home'	'Away'	Score	Stats
Sunday 19th April	Final	Sheffield Bears B	UCL Yetis	1-2	View
Sunday 19th April	Semi Final 2	UCL Yetis	Newcastle Wildcats	4-2	View
Sunday 19th April	Semi Final 1	Hull Ice Hogs	Sheffield Bears B	4-5	View

Sat 18th Apr	H: Hull Ice Hogs A: Cardiff Redhawks Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 08:00	7-2
Sat 18th Apr	H: Newcastle Wildcats A: Kent Knights Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 08:45	8-1
Sat 18th Apr	H: Birmingham Lions A: Southampton Spitfires B Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 09:45	3-7
Sat 18th Apr	H: Sheffield Bears B A: Bradford Sabres Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 10:30	2-1
Sat 18th Apr	H: Nottingham Mavericks B A: Kent Knights Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 11:30	4-3
Sat 18th Apr	H: Cardiff Redhawks A: Newcastle Wildcats Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 12:15	1-3
Sat 18th Apr	H: UCL Yetis A: Bradford Sabres Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 13:15	8-0
Sat 18th Apr	H: Southampton Spitfires B A: Sheffield Bears B Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 14:00	2-2
Sat 18th Apr	H: Newcastle Wildcats A: Hull Ice Hogs Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 15:00	1-6
Sat 18th Apr	H: Cardiff Redhawks A: Nottingham Mavericks B Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 15:45	0-6
Sat 18th Apr	H: Sheffield Bears B A: Birmingham Lions Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 19:15	6-1
Sat 18th Apr	H: Southampton Spitfires B A: UCL Yetis Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 20:00	2-4
Sun 19th Apr	H: Kent Knights A: Hull Ice Hogs Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 08:00	2-5
Sun 19th Apr	H: Newcastle Wildcats A: Nottingham Mavericks B Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 08:45	5-3
Sun 19th Apr	H: Bradford Sabres A: Birmingham Lions Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 09:45	1-1
Sun 19th Apr	H: Sheffield Bears B A: UCL Yetis Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 10:30	3-4
Sun 19th Apr	H: Hull Ice Hogs A: Nottingham Mavericks B Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 11:30	3-0
Sun 19th Apr	H: Kent Knights A: Cardiff Redhawks Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 12:15	2-3
Sun 19th Apr	H: Birmingham Lions A: UCL Yetis Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 13:15	6-2
Sun 19th Apr	H: Bradford Sabres A: Southampton Spitfires B Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 14:00	3-3
Sun 19th Apr	H: Hull Ice Hogs A: Sheffield Bears B Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 17:45	4-5
Sun 19th Apr	H: UCL Yetis A: Newcastle Wildcats Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 19:00	4-2
Sun 19th Apr	H: Sheffield Bears B A: UCL Yetis Location: IceSheffield - Pad 1 Face Off: 20:15	1-2

1 - UCL Yetis

W: 6

D: 0

L: 4

GF: 63

GA: 45

GD: +18

PP%: 34.8

PK%: 80.8

Pts: Fox (27)

G: De Boer (16)

A: Fox (16)

SAV%: Rushworth (0.91)

With St Andrews out of the picture, this leaves the perfect opportunity for UCLU to come into this competition with some serious power. They have some serious strength in their top line, registering some high points and some great team work. If this team can learn to keep their calm and spent a lot less time in the penalty box crying over spilt milk, they have a real chance of taking the title.

2 - Southampton Spitfires B

W: 4

D: 2

L: 2

GF: 36

GA: 43

GD: -7

PP%: 0.0

PK%: 92.3

Pts: Mason (9)

G: Mason (7)

A: Porter (5)

SAV%: Moravek (0.91)

An interesting finish for this Southampton team, registering 10 points at the end of the season but finishing with a negative GD. This team needs to score goals and they need to learn how to do this quickly. With the shorter games at Ice Sheffield they need to be on the board ASAP to stand any chance of taking home any kind of result.

3 - Hull Ice Hogs

W: 2

D: 2

L: 8

GF: 53

GA: 95

GD: -42

PP%: 43.5

PK%: 35.0

Pts: Hogarth (20)

G: Hogarth (15)

A: Brierley (6)

SAV%: Lacy (0.82)

Hull come into the Tier II championships after a disappointing year in the top flight. However, there is still hope for them as although they only registered 2 points, they still maintained a threat in front of goal registering 33 goals, with 15 of these from Mr Hogarth. I would expect them to relish this opportunity to finish this year on a high.

4 - Cardiff Redhawks

W: 4

D: 1

L: 4

GF: 45

GA: 55

GD: -10

PP%: 12.0

PK%: 75.0

Pts: Griffiths (13)

G: Canario (9)

A: Philippe (9)

SAV%: Leckie (0.91)

Cardiff had a solid year registering a mid-table finish and a 0 GD. 0... How is that even possible? All I know is Dave needs to get his finger out and start scoring some clappers. Cardiff have had mixed success in recent years but have always left everything out on the rink. They need to be looking to their PP to knock in more goals as 12% at is far too low if you want to win games.

5 - Birmingham Lions

W: 6

D: 2

L: 5

GF: 78

GA: 71

GD: +7

PP%: 36.0

PK%: 67.6

Pts: Nicholson (36)

G: Nicholson (20)

A: Lo Faso (17)

SAV%: Sutton (0.85)

On average it was a very promising year for Birmingham, who showed their strength both at home and on the road in some tough arenas. They will be looking to build on this momentum and take advantage of any complacency that the top teams may have. Nicholson will be key to their success, averaging over 3 points per game and being the only top line player not to need to pay rent for the penalty box. If they can keep their players on the ice, they have a serious chance of making it to the later rounds.

6 - Newcastle Wildcats

W: 5

D: 1

L: 4

GF: 67

GA: 57

GD: +10

PP%: 11.1

PK%: 82.6

Pts: Maszlov (46)

G: Maszlov (23)

A: Maszlov (23)

SAV%: Smith (0.88)

Newcastle were in a similar position to Birmingham this year, only being pipped by their GD. Their point leading man Towns almost registered 4 points per game and finished their top point scorer by far. The difference separating them and Birmingham was their performance in special teams and with the shortened games at Champs they need to be making the most of these opportunities.

7 - Kent Knights

W: 2

D: 3

L: 3

GF: 40

GA: 45

GD: -5

PP%: 30.0

PK%: 83.8

Pts: Theuveny (15)

G: Theuveny (9)

A: Theuveny (6)

SAV%: Mills (0.88)

Kent had a disappointing end to the year after beating the league leaders during the regular season. However... Unlike most teams in every sport... ever. Kent have struggled to register points at home, having only managed 2. So hopefully the away environment will suit them nicely as they will need to pull it all together to stand any chance of making it out of the group stages.

8 - Sheffield Bears B

W: 4

D: 1

L: 6

GF: 38

GA: 59

GD: -21

PP%: 17.1

PK%: 80.6

Pts: Briggs (11)

G: Briggs (6)

A: Pering (6)

SAV%: Zeller (0.87)

Considering they have home field advantage I would normally like to push Sheffield further up the table... However... A disappointing season saw them only record 4 wins from 10 and they struggled to keep their GD to a good enough level. It all changes at Champs though as players people have never heard of could make an appearance and Sheffield will definitely come out strong.

9 - Nottingham Mavericks B

W: 2

D: 0

L: 8

GF: 26

GA: 71

GD: -45

PP%: 10.5

PK%: 89.3

Pts: Evans (8)

G: Standen (6)

A: Steeples (4)

SAV%: Betts (0.80)

This doesn't seem right. Nottingham are not often seen this far down the Power Ranking but after this year they have fallen from grace. They will be determined to make a statement when they arrive to improve on their season. This will mean they will have to learn how to score as they only averaged 2.6 goals per game which isn't enough at this level to shut down teams. They have it all to play for.

10 - Bradford Sabres

W: 2

D: 0

L: 8

GF: 39

GA: 73

GD: -34

PP%: 15.8

PK%: 72.2

Pts: Barber (18)

G: Barber (15)

A: Hampton (7)

SAV%: Barrett (0.90)

Unfortunately, Bradford find themselves at the bottom of the rankings this year after a difficult season in Div 2 North. Having only registered 1 win in a surprising rout of Nottingham, they have nothing to lose and will go all out for a result. If they can pull together the form seen in the Nottingham game they will be laughing their way to the finals... If not... They'll be finding their way to the bar.

Stat Leaders

SAV%
GAA
Points
G
A

Guido De Boer

UCL Yetis

16 Points

Games Played6 Points/Game2.67

2	Szergej Maszlov	NEW	15
3	Chris Fox	UCL	13
4	Jamie Robinson	HUL	11
5	Thomas Briggs	SHE	10
6	Christopher Hogarth	HUL	10
7	Josh Nimmins	SHE	10
8	Harrison Patrick Connelly	UCL	10
9	Oliwer Daag	SOU	9
10	Johnny Zajac	NEW	8
Full Stats

Birmingham Lions	Bradford Sabres
Bristol Lions	Caledonia Steel Queens
Cambridge University Blues	Cardiff Redhawks
Coventry and Warwick Panthers	Edinburgh Eagles
Huddersfield Ice Hawks	Hull Ice Hogs
Imperial Devils	Kent Knights
Leeds Gryphons	London Dragons
Manchester Metros	Newcastle Wildcats
Northumbria Kings	Nottingham Mavericks
Oxford University Blues	Sheffield Bears
Southampton Spitfires	St Andrews Typhoons
UCL Yetis	UEA Avalanche

British Universities Ice Hockey Association

Tier 2 Information

Group 1

Group 2

Playoff Fixtures & Results

1 - UCL Yetis

2 - Southampton Spitfires B

3 - Hull Ice Hogs

4 - Cardiff Redhawks

5 - Birmingham Lions

6 - Newcastle Wildcats

7 - Kent Knights

8 - Sheffield Bears B

9 - Nottingham Mavericks B

10 - Bradford Sabres

Stat Leaders

Guido De Boer

16 Points

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