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Belfast Giants strengthen roster with signing of Great Britain defenceman
Belfast Giants strengthen roster with signing of Great Britain defenceman

Belfast Telegraph

time15-07-2025

  • Sport
  • Belfast Telegraph

Belfast Giants strengthen roster with signing of Great Britain defenceman

The GB star, a dual national having been born in Walsall but grown up in Canada, makes the switch from fellow Elite League side Guildford Flames for the new season, joining Brandon Whistle in moving to the SSE Arena during the off-season. A reliable blue-liner, Jones was part of the Grand Slam-winning Sheffield Steelers in the 2023/24 season and has been a mainstay in the Elite League since joining Fife Flyers in 2019, putting up four goals and nine points in 30 games in Kirkcaldy. That preceded a four-season stay in Sheffield, culminating in the Grand Slam two seasons ago, and his performances at the Utilita Arena saw him called up to the GB squad for the first time in 2021, going on to make 33 appearances at international level, 10 of which have come in the World Championships. In the 2024/25 season, the 28-year-old started off in Romania with CSM Corona Brasov, however Jones later moved back to the Flames in mid-season to anchor their defence, scoring three goals and six points in 16 games for Paul Dixon's men. Now the right-shot defenceman brings his talents to Belfast, joining Bo Hanson and Josh Roach in the line-up and providing head coach Adam Keefe with another excellent option on the back end for their Elite League and Challenge Cup title defences.

Stewart sign new deal with play-off bound Panthers
Stewart sign new deal with play-off bound Panthers

BBC News

time10-04-2025

  • Sport
  • BBC News

Stewart sign new deal with play-off bound Panthers

Nottingham Panthers head coach Danny Stewart has signed a new "multi-year" deal after guiding the club to the Elite Ice Hockey League play-offs with a third-place the 46-year-old Canadian's first season at Motorpoint Arena he has Panthers challenging for their first piece of major silverware since who reached the the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup earlier in the season, face Guildford Flames in the quarter-finals over two legs this weekend."We talked a lot about putting this team back on the map and fighting for those trophies and so far we have certainly done that," Stewart told the Panthers website., external"I am excited to see how we can push this forward." If Panthers get past Guildford they will advance to the play-off weekend at their home arena, where both semi-finals and the decider take place next are six-time play-off title winners, but have not claimed the showpiece honour since chief executive Omar Pacha said Stewart has had "a great first season" as Nottingham boss after his arrival from EIHL rivals Coventry Blaze - where he spent more than a decade as both a player and coach over two spells."I said when we appointed Danny it was part of a long-term vision and I truly believe we can build something special here with Danny," Pacha said.

'Don't let epilepsy stop your ambitions', says Camberley man
'Don't let epilepsy stop your ambitions', says Camberley man

BBC News

time26-03-2025

  • Health
  • BBC News

'Don't let epilepsy stop your ambitions', says Camberley man

A former professional ice hockey player who lives with epilepsy says young people with the condition should never give up on their Franks, from Camberley in Surrey, dreamed of becoming a sportsman but said he thought his plans were destroyed when he was diagnosed at the age of after years of determination and treatment, Adam was invited to train with the first team at the Guildford Flames and was eventually chosen to play for them mark Purple Day on Wednesday - the international epilepsy awareness day - Adam said that epilepsy did not need to stand in the way of a successful career. "When I was diagnosed it was difficult to process," he said."One minute you're a normal kid then the next day your world has changed completely."Adam, now 43, explained that when he was diagnosed with epilepsy, his school didn't know how to support him."If I had one [a seizure] at school then the teachers left me in a room by myself until my parents got there," he said."It's hard to know what to do without panicking, but the main thing to remember is the three Cs - calm, cushion and call for help."The Epilepsy Society recommends anyone who sees someone having a seizure should stay calm, cushion the person's head with something soft, and call for who played two seasons for Guildford Flames and now runs a clothing brand, is joining thousands of others with epilepsy to spread the message of the three Cs on Purple Day.

Cardiff Devils beat Flames to end winless run
Cardiff Devils beat Flames to end winless run

BBC News

time09-02-2025

  • Sport
  • BBC News

Cardiff Devils beat Flames to end winless run

Cardiff Devils halted their winless run as late goals secured a 3-1 win at Guildford Flames in the Elite League on Sunday had suffered a fourth successive defeat 24 hours earlier in losing 5-3 at home to Coventry off at Guildford Spectrum was delayed for nearly 90 minutes because of issues with a section of the O'Brien gave Devils the lead in the first period before Daniel Catenacci levelled in the second Jarrod Gourley and O'Brien' second of the game sealed victory for Devils in the final next face Sheffield Steelers in the second leg of the Challenge Cup semi-final on Wednesday, 12 were 5-3 winners in the first leg with the winners facing Belfast Giants or Nottingham Panthers in the final.

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