Bronze for GB: Italy Under-20s 3-2 Great Britain Under-20s
Great Britain rounded off their IIHF Under-20 World Championship Division II Group A campaign in Brasov with a 3-2 defeat by promoted Italy.
Category: Match Reports
Romania U20s 4-3 GB U20s
Great Britain’s hopes of promotion are over after they were beaten 4-3 by hosts Romania in the IIHF Under-20 World Championship Division II Group A in Brasov.
GB U20s 4-5 (PS) Korea U20s
Great Britain let a two-goal lead slip away before losing 5-4 to Korea after penalty shots in the IIHF Under-20 World Championship Division II Group A in Brasov.
GB U20 5-3 Lithuania U20
Great Britain Under-20s made it two wins from two at the IIHF World Championship Division II Group A, but had to come from behind twice before beating Lithuania Under-20s 5-3 in Brasov.
GB U20 7-2 Spain U20
Great Britain U20s began their Under-20 World Championship Division II Group A campaign with a 7-2 over Spain U20s in Brasov.
GB U20 3-1 Spain U20
Great Britain Under-20s beat Spain Under-20s 3-1 in the second of two warm-up games ahead of the World Championship which begins in Brasov on Monday.
GB U20 3-0 Lithuania U20
Great Britain Under-20s beat Lithuania Under-20s 3-0 in a warm-up game in St Gheorghe ahead of the World Championship Division II Group A in Romania which gets under way in Brasov on Monday.
Iceland U18 Women 2-1 (PS) GB U18 Women
Great Britain Under-18 Women finish second in the Four Nations in Reykjavik despite a penalty-shot defeat by Iceland.
The game ended 1-1 after overtime but superb finishes from Kolbrun Gardarsdottir and April Orongan in the shootout secured the hosts the extra point.
GB U18 Women 2-1 Poland U18 Women
Great Britain Under-18 Women beat Poland Under-18 Women 2-1 in their second game at the Four Nations in in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Netminder Emma Nichols impressed once again and made 30 saves, while Ellin Rees was named as GB’s player of the game.
Spain U18 Women 4-0 GB U18 Women
Great Britain Under-18 Women began the Four Nations tournament in Reykjavik with a 4-0 defeat by Spain Under-18 Women.
Netminder Emma Nichols was named player of the game as she turned away 41 of the 45 shots she faced, including 18 in the first session.