Melbourne Ducks Ice Hockey Club

What a team! Congratulations! 🏆

🥇 GOLD. VICTORIA ARE STEPHANIE BOXALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS. 🥇

Victoria opened the tournament at Hunter Ice Skating Stadium with a 6–0 shutout of New South Wales, a 6–2 win over Western Australia and an 8–2 result against Queensland, before finishing the round robin second in the pool. Then came the games that counted — 3–1 over ACT in the semi final, and 5–4 over Queensland in the gold medal game to take the title and concluding a very successful first week of nationals following Victoria also emerging with gold in Defris!

📸: Jess Fuller Photography

Ducks representing team Victoria! Go Bron!

🔵🔴 FINAL: QUEENSLAND 2 – 8 VICTORIA
�Stephanie Boxall National Championship (womens 15+) | Game 3 | Hunter Ice Skating Stadium

Victoria stayed perfect on Sunday, July 12th, running past Queensland 8-2 while outshooting them 26-19. Sharna Godfrey and Bronwyn Cashin each racked up four points on the day, with Godfrey and Claudia Nusimovich both finding the net twice, and Cashin, Danielle Butler and Johanna Meissner also chipping in goals. MVP Bronwyn Cashin backed up her two-goal, two-assist night, while Claudia Nusimovich and Danielle Butler each added an assist alongside their goals.

3 for 3 to open the tournament. Let’s go Vic! 🏒🔥

It's that time of year again! Melbourne Ducks will be holding invite only try out sessions at iceHQ for the 2026/27 Australian Women's Ice Hockey League

🦆 Try out sessions will include both on-ice and off-ice testing

🦆 Eligibility: Players born in 2011 are eligible to play from the beginning of the season. Players born in 2012 may begin playing after January 1st. Development squad players will be considered from age 12, based on skill.

🦆 This is the highest level of Women's Ice Hockey in Australia, we would advise potential new players to watch last season's streamed games for a guide to the expected skill level. Development squad positions are typically reserved for younger players who have been playing for 2-3 years and are 12-24 months away from challenging for a roster spot. They are not intended for players who are new to the sport and currently completing development programs.

🦆 AWIHL season generally runs from November through to March with a short break over the Christmas period.

🦆 International import players are encouraged to sign up for potential interviews.

Expressions of interest: www.duckshockey.com.au/tryout

Pixel stretches from last season Australian Women's Ice Hockey League

📸:
Kaue Castanha
Matt Hartigan
Phil Taylor Photographic

Ducks Hockey, new design for 2026 t-shirts and hoodies are up for pre order, make sure to reserve your size!

Rep your favourite local hockey club! 🦆🏒

Printed on AS Colour garments

Preorders close 17th May

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