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Inline Roller Hockey in the United Kingdom

The discipline of inline roller hockey played to FIRS/ CIRILH rules
is administered within Great Britain by the British Inline Puck Hockey Association (BIPHA)
website : http://www.bipha.co.uk

To access a list of BIPHA clubs across the UK click here

Philosophy of Play
A document published by Comité Internationale de Roller Inline Hockey A4 & A3

To read a report on the 2003 FIRS Inline Hockey World Championships, Pisek, Czech Republic click here

FIRS Roller Inline Hockey World Championships Medallists Senior Men ¦ Senior Women ¦ Junior Men

From: BRSF Reporter

Saturday, 17 July 2010
Updated Sunday, 18 July 2010

Team GB at
World Inline Hockey Championships

Beroun, Czech Republic

The World In-line Hockey Championship 2010 is held in Beroun, Czech Republic.

3rd - 8th July: Women’s championship
12th - 17th July: Men’s championship

Participating teams (women):
Canada, China, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Spain, Slovakia, USA.

Participating teams (men):
Argentina, Australia, Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, France,
Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Mexico, Spain, Switzerland, Venezuela, USA.

	Updated, Sunday, 18 July 2010
Congratulations Team GB Return Home with Bronze FIRS World In-line Hockey Cup 2010

For more information click here

From: British Inline Puck Hockey Association

Saturday, 5 June 2010
Updated: Friday, 11 June 2010

click the image to access the BIPHA website

BRSF Level 2, Coach Education Course
(Generic roller skating for learners)

Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, June 2010

The British Inline Puck Hockey Association is continuing to deliver
BRSF Level 2 Coach Education courses across England.

As has already been announced the British Inline Puck Hockey Association (the BIPHA)
have been successful in obtaining a substantial grant from Sport England
to assist with the cost of training every coach in every BIPHA club in England.

Level 2 Coach Education Courses are being organised at a number of locations across England during the coming months. These courses are being organised primarily for the benefit of BIPHA club coaches, any vacant places will be made available at discounted costs to club coaches from any BRSF affiliated discipline, to staff of Sports and Leisure Services departments and to staff of educational establishments, on a first come, first served basis.
Places are still available on the course being delivered at the Whitcliffe Mount Sports Centre, Cleckheaton, on 19/20 & 26/27 June 2010

For details of Venue, Dates, Enrolment details and target audience click here

As further venues and dates are confirmed they will be advertised on this website.

From: British Inline Puck Hockey Association	Friday, 11 June 2010
This course has been cancelled due to a lack of places booked.

From: British Inline Puck Hockey Association

Tuesday, 1 June 2010

Fédération Internationale de Roller Sports
Comité Internationale de Roller Inline Hockey

1st Roller Inline Hockey Veterans World Cup

Lord Roberts Centre, Bisley, Surrey - 28~30 May 2010

Results Announced

1st :: Czech Republic	2nd :: France	3rd :: Italy
4th :: Great Britain	5th :: Australia	6th :: England

to read the full story click here
the connect to the CIRILH website click here

From: British Inline Puck Hockey Association (BIPHA)

Sunday, 14 March 2010

BRSF Level 2, Coach Education Course
(Generic roller skating for learners)

Tottenham, London N17, April 2010 &
South Wales, May 2010 &
Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, June 2010

The British Inline Puck Hockey Association is continuing to deliver
BRSF Level 2 Coach Education courses across England.

Level 2 Coach Education Courses are being organised at a number of locations across England during the coming months. These courses are being organised primarily for the benefit of BIPHA club coaches, any vacant places will be made available at discounted costs to club coaches from any BRSF affiliated discipline, to staff of Sports and Leisure Services departments and to staff of educational establishments, on a first come, first served basis.

Additional courses have recently been arranged for:

	Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire (June 2010) (details here). This course has been cancelled due to a lack of places booked.
	Tottenham, London N17 (April 2010) (details here)

As further venues and dates are confirmed they will be advertised on this website.

The British Inline Puck Hockey Association is additionally delivering
a BRSF Level 2 Coach Education course in South Wales.

As with the Level 2 Coach Education courses being delivered across England, the course to be delivered in South Wales is primarily for the benefit of BIPHA club coaches, however any vacant places will be made available to club coaches from any BRSF affiliated discipline, to staff of Sports and Leisure Services departments and to staff of educational establishments, on a first come, first served basis.

An additional course is being arranged for:

South Wales (May 2010) (details here).

As further information becomes available it will be advertised on this website.

From: British Sledge Hockey Association

Monday, 01 March 2010

The British Sledge Hockey Association
Give it a Go Session

Simply Skate, Rotherham ~ Saturday, 6th March 2010

The British Sledge Hockey Association ~ Give it a Go Session

On Saturday 6th March BIPHA will be holding a 'Come and Try' Sledge Hockey Session at Simply Skate in Rotherham.

The first session will be held from 10.00am till 11.00am
followed by an England v Scotland Sledge Hockey Match
there will then be another free session from 12.00pm till 13.00pm.

All Are Welcome
~ newcomers to roller skating ~
~ skaters of the many roller disciplines ~
can come and try this new exciting sport, all the sessions are free, so come along and give it a go.

BIPHA is actively helping to promote this new exciting sport. It is open to any player of any ability and BIPHA would like to encourage both regions and clubs to look at ways to offer this to existing and new members.

Sledge Hockey is a variant of ice hockey using sledges to allow participants to move about the rink at high speeds whilst controlling and hitting a puck. Players sit in adapted sledges, propelling themselves with sticks adapted to allow propulsion in a manner similar to skiing. As players are strapped to a sledge everybody has the same restrictions, regardless of whether or not the player has a disability.

Based on Ice Sledge Hockey, Inline Sledge Hockey is played to the same rules as Inline Puck Hockey (essentially ice hockey played off ice using inline skates) and has been made possible by the design and manufacture of in inline sledges by RGK, Europe's premier sports wheelchair maker.

Inline Sledge Hockey
Inline Sledge Hockey is going from strength to strength.
All BSHA members are insured to play Inline Sledge Hockey.
We are also talking to the MoD about injured service personnel being given
the opportunity to play Sledge Hockey.

To read the full story connect to the:
the BIPHA website and/ or the BSHA website

From: British Sledge Hockey Association

Thursday, 18 February 2010

Sledge Hockey Festival

Grimsby & Kingston Upon Hull

Saturday 27 February 2010

Inline Sledge Hockey Taster Sessions

Grimsby Leisure Centre

Inline Sledge Hockey is a recently introduced variant of Ice Sledge Hockey which has been in existence for many years and for which there are many references on the Internet via the various search engines.

As Inline Sledge Hockey is a new sport here is a thumbnail description of the sport
Sledge Hockey is a variant of ice hockey using sledges to allow participants to move about the rink at high speeds whilst controlling and hitting a puck. Players sit in adapted sledges, propelling themselves with sticks adapted to allow propulsion in a manner similar to skiing. As players are strapped to a sledge everybody has the same restrictions, regardless of whether or not the player has a disability.

Roller Sledge Hockey Taster Sessions
The British Sledge Hockey Association have extended an invitation to sports enthusiasts of all roller disciplines as well as other sports followers to visit the main dry sports hall at Grimsby Leisure Centre (map) on Saturday 27 February, from 14:00 to 16:00 and take part in one of the taster session of inline sledge hockey. >> >> >> >> more

From: Comite International de Roller Inline Hockey

Monday, 25 January 2010

Federation International de Roller Sports
Committee International de Roller Inline Hockey

1st Roller Inline Hockey Veterans World Cup

Lord Roberts Centre, Bisley, Surrey,
28~30 May 2010

Why A Veteran World Cup?
Some French Friends, former good level players of Ice Hockey came to In Line Hockey around middle nineties. They would like to play and help develop this new sport. They were trainers or coaches or Club Managers. They decided to create an association with players over 40, retired from top level events. From 2001 till now they played each year before Final of Senior In Line Hockey French National Cup. In 2009, they proposed that CIRILH organize an international event for Veterans. With the help of Roller Skating Hockey CAEN a tournament was played in May 2009, with 3 French teams and a Great Britain team. As there was only two countries, it was not a world Cup. The Great Britain team enjoyed the tournament and proposed to organize a new veteran event in 2010. And they are ready to do it. We hope to join together 6 to 8 countries: the first World Veteran Inline Hockey Cup.

Where and When?
From 28 May 2010 to 30 May 2010 At BISLEY (Surrey) GU24 0NP U.K. Map

Eligibility of Teams and players
The VETERAN WORLD CUP is open to any Team of all National Federations affiliated with the FIRS provided that their National Federation gives permission to attend. Each player have to been born in 1972 or before.

Team Size
Team rosters will consist of a minimum of eight (8) players plus one (1) goalie and a maximum of 16 players including 2 goalies. >> >> >> to read the complete information click here

To download an Application Form click here	To download the poster click here
To download a the information appendix click here	To see a map of the venue - The Lord Roberts Centre click here
To connect to the FIRS Inline Hockey website click here	To connect to the BIPHA website click here

Details of
Junior Men Roller Inline Hockey World Championships 2010,
Dusseldorf, Germany below (page 2)

International Referees Course,
Dusseldorf, Germany below (page 2)

Senior Men & Senior Women Roller Inline Hockey World Championships 2010,
Beroun, Czech Republic below (Page 3)

International Referee Course,
Beroun, Czech Republic here page 4

From: British Sledge Hockey Association

Tuesday, 22 December 2009

Inline Sledge Hockey

World Launch Exceeds all Expectations

Inline Sledge Hockey, World Launch Exceeds all Expectations

It’s rare for a new sport to be created. It’s even rarer for it to immediately generate support and a fan base. But after the launch of Inline Sledge Hockey at Bisley on the weekend of the 19th December 2009 its clear that a Inline Sledge Hockey is going to be the future of inclusive sport.

Based on Ice Sledge Hockey (the Paralympic version of Ice Hockey), Inline Sledge Hockey is played on a sports hall using custom made sledges with wheels, using rules adapted from inline puck hockey. The game is as fast and as furious as Ice Sledge Hockey but with the advantage that it can be played anywhere and by anyone.

Three games were played over two days, the first two being between the Hull Stingrays and the Grimsby Redwings and the third being between a combined Stingrays/Redwings team and a number of Ice and Inline Hockey players, including current GB Inline Hockey players. This final game saw the Stingrays/Redwings team comfortably win by a 7 – 0 margin and demonstrated to any sceptics that Inline Sledge Hockey is a genuine physical, contact sport and not just a token nod to allowing the disabled and able bodied to play together.
>> >> >> to read the rest of this report click here

From: British Sledge Hockey Association

Monday, 7 December 2009

Inline Sledge Hockey

WORLD LAUNCH

Lord Roberts Centre, Bisley, Surrey ~ Saturday 19 December 2009

The Ultimate Inclusive Team Sport
Inline Sledge Hockey Launch: 19th December 2009

In partnership with RGK, Hull Stingrays Elite League Ice Hockey team and the British Inline Puck Hockey Association, the British Sledge Hockey Association (BSHA) is proud to announce the world launch of Inline Sledge Hockey at Lord Roberts Centre, Bisley Camp, Woking, Surrey.

Sledge Hockey is a variant of ice hockey using sledges to allow participants to move about the rink at high speeds whilst controlling and hitting a puck. Players sit in adapted sledges, propelling themselves with sticks adapted to allow propulsion in a manner similar to skiing. As players are strapped to a sledge everybody has the same restrictions, regardless of whether or not the player has a disability.

The BSHA are committed to delivering a fully inclusive community and team development programme which will allow abled bodied and disabled people to learn and compete together on equal terms in a fast and furious full contact sport. The BSHA have a number of sledges (both Inline and Ice) which can be lent out free of charge to clubs, groups and schools to allow them to experience Sledge Hockey.
>> >> >> to read the rest of this story click here

From: British Inline Puck Hockey Association

Tuesday, 17 November 2009

Veterans Christmas Inline Hockey Tournament
Players to be 30 years and older on the first day of the tournament

Saturday 19th December 2009 & Sunday 20th December 2009
Lord Roberts Centre, Bisley, Surrey, GU24 0NP

The veteran age group is the fastest growing age group in the UK
and we are hoping that entry to this will encourage veteran inline hockey players
to dust of their skates and become active again.

The tournament is open to veteran teams from all inline hockey clubs
regardless of affiliation.

The GB Veteran Team will be entering, as will hopefully, the French National Veteran Team.

We are looking for other veteran teams to join them in an exciting Christmas Tournament.

For full details of this Christmas Veterans Tournament please connect to this page

From: British Inline Puck Hockey Association (BIPHA)

Saturday, 7 November 2009
Updated Tuesday, 16 February 2010

BRSF Level 2, Coach Education Course
(Generic roller skating for learners)

Swindon, January & February 2010

Click this image to access the Sport England website

The British Inline Puck Hockey Association is continuing to deliver
BRSF Level 2 Coach Education courses across England.

Level 2 Coach Education Courses are being organised at a number of locations across England during the next twelve months. These courses are being organised primarily for the benefit of BIPHA club coaches, any vacant places will be made available at discounted costs to club coaches from any BRSF affiliated discipline, to staff of Sports and Leisure Services departments and to staff of educational establishments, on a first come, first served basis.

Courses have already been arranged for:

	Rotherham (November 2009) (details here)
	Swindon (January 2010) (details here).
	Swindon (February 2010) (details here). Course cancelled due to insufficient numbers booking

As further venues and dates are confirmed they will be advertised on this website.

From: British Inline Puck Hockey Association (BIPHA)

Wednesday, 2 September 2009
Updated Wednesday, 9 September 2009

British Inline Puck Hockey Association secure substantial
Grant Aid to support Coach Education Training

The British Roller Sports Federation are committed to deliver
Level 2 Coach Education training to 200 coaches over the next 12 months

Any vacant places will be available to non-BIPHA applicants

The British Inline Puck Hockey Association (the BIPHA) have been successful in obtaining a
substantial grant from Sport England to assist with the cost of training every coach in every BIPHA club.

Training courses will commence in November and will continue over the next year at a number of regional venues across England.
As these venues and dates are confirmed they will be added to the Coach Education Calendar Page (here)

The British Inline Puck Hockey Association (the BIPHA) are aware that delivering generic (basic) roller skating skills in schools and leisure centres is an ideal way of introducing young people to roller skating and subsequently recruiting them to various roller disciplines, it is also a way of raising club funds. But as sports clubs are discovering, more and more schools and local authority leisure centres across the UK are demanding that peripatetic teaching staff (schools) and coaches (leisure centres) delivering coaching (of all sports) should hold coach qualifications equivalent to UKCC Level 2, additionally schools and leisure centres are often insisting that coaches also hold appropriate CRB Declarations.

With this in mind the BIPHA have recently and successfully applied for and been awarded a substantial grant to enable every coach in every BIPHA club the opportunity to attend a coach education course at a reduced cost and if successful to obtain a BRSF Level 2 Coach Education Award.
>> >> >> to read the rest of this story click here

Details of the courses being delivered will be published here
click here

From: Comité International de Roller In-Line Hockey

Tuesday, 3 March 2009

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International Veterans Inline Hockey
(DoB 1969 & Earlier)
Caen, France, 28 May ~ 1 June 2009

FIRS, International Roller Inline Hockey Committee
Launch an International Veterans Cup Tournament

Veterans Inline Roller Hockey has been played in France for a number of years
and our French colleagues in Cean are providing the facilities for
the first fully International Veterans Inline Hockey Tournament.

Full details are to be found in this flyer, but here are the key points:

All players to be 40 years or older (date of birth 1969 or earlier)
All players to be members of their FIRS Affiliated National Federation.
All players to be the same nationality as the country of club registration.
Each player to produce evidence of age & nationality, i.e. National Passport or National ID card.
Team Size ~ Minimum: eight players plus one net-minder; Maximum: sixteen players plus two net-minders.
Each team is to be sanctioned by their FIRS Affiliated National Federation.
Each team is responsible for its own travel, accommodation & living expenses.
Each team to provide a referee (preferably of veteran category!)
The Tournament will play in accord with FIRS/ CIRILH Rules of the Game.

The tournament venue is Halle des Granges, Caen, France.
The Tournament venue has a 50m x 25m plastic floor rink.
Entry Fee 100 Swiss Francs
Fees payable directly to CIRILH bank account.
Closing Date for Application: Friday, 15 May 2009
Gala Dinner ~ SACOS (the French Association of Veteran Players) invites all all teams to a Gala Dinner on the Saturday evening

For details of Veterans Hockey in France ~ download the flyer
For details of the Caen Inline Hockey club ~ download the flyer
For accommodation & local tourist information ~ download the flyer
For details of registration & payment click here
For a map of the venue click here

Players interested in taking part but not having sufficient colleagues to make-up a team,
please use this link to contact Shane Chalmers who is co-ordinating this project.

To read the Inline Hockey Archive for 2008 click here

The Inline Hockey items for 2005, 2006 & 2007 have been archived.

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