Forward Matthew Myers says Great Britain are relishing their World Championship challenge as they play in the top flight for the first time since 1994.
Forward Luke Ferrara says the squad underwent a “very positive first training session” in Kosice as Great Britain step up their preparations for Saturday’s opening World Championship game with Germany.
Great Britain netminder Ben Bowns says the squad have so much belief in each other and that will be key the longer their World Championship tournament goes on.
Forward Robert Lachowicz says there is an air of anticipation like he has never known as Great Britain continue their preparations for their first top-flight World Championship game since 1994.
Forward Jonathan Phillips says Great Britain’s performance in their final World Championship warm-up game against Slovakia in Poprad was full of positives ahead of their first top-flight game since 1994.
Following the Easter warm-up games against Italy and Hungary, we caught up with GB Head Coach, Pete Russell, to talk about the upcoming IIHF World Championships and his thoughts around everything that has happened since last years tournament.
Great Britain leave the UK this morning for their training camp in Slovakia ahead of the World Championship in Kosice.
GB will be based in Michalovce for the next week and will play their final warm-up game by facing Slovakia in Poprad on Saturday (3pm UK time).