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SNL Weekend Preview


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A big weekend in the Scottish National League (SNL), featuring six compelling matchups that promise excitement, rivalries, and potential shifts in the league standings.

Saturday Highlights:

First up on Saturday, the Dundee Comets will face off against the Kirkcaldy Kestrels at Dundee Ice Arena in a double point game. The Kestrels, sitting in 2nd place, have the opportunity for a massive 6-point weekend, as they also play on Sunday against the Edinburgh Capitals. However, the Comets, who secured a 4-2 win against the Kestrels in their last SNL meeting, are determined to replicate that success in this crucial 4-point game. A victory for the Comets could catapult them into contention at the top of the table, making this matchup one to watch for fans from all teams.

In another exciting clash, league leaders Aberdeen Lynx will face the Paisley Pirates. With the Lynx on a six-game winning streak and a dominant 9-1 win against the Pirates in their last encounter, the Pirates are seeking redemption. Expect a physical battle as the Lynx strive to maintain their winning form, while the Pirates aim to upset the league leaders.

Kilmarnock Thunder and North Ayrshire Wild will also go head-to-head on Saturday. Thunder started the season at the top of the league, but after suffering a few losses, now seeks to climb back up the leaderboard. With one win each in their previous encounters, this matchup promises intensity as both teams vie for crucial points.

On Saturday, the Edinburgh Capitals are set to compete against the Dundee Tigers. Both teams are currently tied at 10 points each, and interestingly, they haven’t faced each other in the ongoing season, injecting an air of unpredictability into the upcoming match. This marks the initial clash of two games scheduled for the Capitals and the Tigers this weekend, presenting a chance for them to secure up to 4 points. While their primary focus is on securing a victory, both teams will be mindful of the challenging game scheduled for the following day, emphasising the need to manage their energy wisely. As we’re aware, any team in the SNL possesses the capability to secure a triumph on any given night.

Picture by Derek Young Photography

Sunday Showdown:

On Sunday, the Kirkcaldy Kestrels and Edinburgh Capitals will face off in Fife. With both teams having games the previous night, fatigue will play a factor as they battle it out in a back-to-back clash. The Kestrels are eyeing a massive weekend, while the Capitals aim to showcase their season’s strength. It’s a true test of skill and determination, and hockey fans won’t want to miss the intense action on the ice.

Get ready for a rescheduled derby game between the Dundee Comets and Dundee Tigers, originally set for October. With a doubleheader for both teams, the outcome could significantly impact the standings. Expect a competitive match which carries importance beyond local rivalry, in a crucial weekend.

Hockey fans, buckle up for what is sure to be a rollercoaster of a weekend. Stay tuned for every thrilling moment!

Weekend Preview

Get ready for an action-packed weekend in Scottish ice hockey as the SNL heats up with three matchups. The league standings are tight, and every team is hungry for those crucial points.

First up, the Dundee Tigers will clash with the Kirkcaldy Kestrels. Although the Kestrels are currently perched at the top of the table, the Tigers are nipping at their heels just 2 points behind. With the Kestrels having claimed victories in their previous encounters, the Tigers are eager to turn the tide and maintain their recent winning streak. It won’t be an easy task, though, as the Kestrels are a well-drilled force, especially on their home ice.

Next, the Edinburgh Capitals are set to journey west to face off against the North Ayrshire Wild. The Capitals secured a 6-3 win in their last meeting, and sitting just 2 points behind the league leaders, they’re eyeing those valuable points to challenge for the top spot. Meanwhile, the Wild, having played 11 games, are well aware of the importance of every point to stay in the competitive mix.

On Sunday, the Aberdeen Lynx will take on the Paisley Pirates in a clash that promises excitement. The Pirates, just 1 point behind the Lynx and sitting in 3rd place, have been in good form this season. The Lynx, riding a wave of momentum with four consecutive victories, are aiming to challenge the Kestrels for the top spot. Expect a fierce battle on the ice as both teams vie for the win.

Don’t miss out on all the SNL action this weekend. With every point counting in this closely contested league, these matchups are sure to deliver thrills, spills, and some memorable moments. Grab your tickets or keep your eyes on the socials for a weekend of hockey excitement!

SNL Weekend Preview

It’s been a sombre week for Ice Hockey with the tragic passing of Nottingham Panthers #47 Adam Johnson. As teams return to the ice for this weekend’s SNL action, the thoughts of the entire hockey community are with all of those who have been affected by this devastating loss. At all SNL games this weekend, teams will pay tribute with all players and officials in a circle at centre ice for one minutes silence. Fans attending games are also invited to stand and applaud for one minute at 47 minutes whilst the games are in play. Junior and Recreational teams will also be able to pay tribute with a one minute silence at the start of their games. The Ice Hockey community is strong and we stand together and pay tribute to Adam Johnson #47.

SNL Fixtures

SATURDAY:

Dundee Tigers vs. North Ayr Wild: In a double-point game that could make a significant difference to both teams, the North Ayr Wild, currently in 8th place with 2 points, face off against the Dundee Tigers, who sit in 7th place with 4 points. The four points up for grabs could propel either team up the league table, so the stakes are high. It’s their first meeting this season, so each team will be keen to assert their dominance on the ice.

Edinburgh Capitals vs. Dundee Comets: Both the Edinburgh Capitals and Dundee Comets are currently sitting on 6 points. Although they haven’t crossed paths this season, in the past, they’ve been strong contenders at the top of the league. The Capitals have only played 4 games this season, winning 3 out of 4, while the Comets have played 6 matches, with a 50% win rate. With both teams always bring their A-game, this matchup is not to be missed as the atmosphere at Murrayfield is sure to be electric.

Picture by Gordon Fowley

Aberdeen Lynx vs. Kilmarnock Thunder: There are only a few tickets left for this highly anticipated game in Aberdeen. Kilmarnock Thunder currently stands 2nd in the league table, while the Lynx are in 3rd place. Both teams have accumulated 8 points from 6 games, and each winning 4 out of their 6 games, making this an incredibly tight race. Their first meeting of the season in Kilmarnock saw Thunder narrowly edging out the Lynx with a 10-9 victory on home ice. The rematch promises to be intense in the packed out Linx arena.

Sunday:

Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs. Paisley Pirates: The league leaders, Kirkcaldy Kestrels, will play host to the Paisley Pirates on home ice at the Fife Arena. The Kestrels currently lead the league with 10 points, holding a 3-point advantage over the Pirates. With the Aberdeen Lynx and Kilmarnock Thunder hot on the Kestrels’ heels, a win would provide some breathing space, but a Pirates victory could propel them up the league table. This is the first meeting of the season between these two competitive teams, and fans can expect a physical game.

As the Scottish ice hockey community unites in remembrance and solidarity, these weekend games promise both intense competition and a fitting tribute to Adam Johnston. May the spirit of the sport shine brightly, even in these difficult times.

Scottish National League (SNL)

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Scottish Ice Hockey Weekend Preview

Get ready for a weekend of Scottish National League ice hockey, with four thrilling games set to unfold across the ice. Here’s a look at what’s in store:

Kilmarnock Thunder’s Double Header: Kilmarnock Thunder is gearing up for a full weekend, starting with a showdown against the Dundee Comets at home on Saturday. The stakes are high as both teams have had a strong start, each with 6 points to their name. Leading the league at the start of the season, Thunder will be looking to regain their winning form with a potential 6-point weekend. They are only 2 points behind Aberdeen Lynx and Kirkcaldy Kestrels, who are currently sitting at the top of the table on 8 points.

Thunders game against Dundee Comets is sure to be a close one. These two teams haven’t met this season yet but both have played 5 league games and both have 6 points. Comets have won 3 out of their 5 league games this season and after taking home 2 pieces of silverware last year they will be looking to replicate last year’s successes.

Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs. North Ayrshire Wild: League leaders Kirkcaldy Kestrels are set to host North Ayrshire Wild on Saturday. After a dominant 10-3 victory against Wild last weekend, Kestrels are looking to maintain their top spot with another commanding home performance.

Paisley Pirates vs. Edinburgh Capitals: The Paisley Pirates will be making their way east to Murrayfield to take on the formidable Edinburgh Capitals. Capitals have had a perfect record this season, winning all three of their SNL games. While the Capitals triumphed over the Pirates in the Scottish Cup 1/4 finals, there’s only a single point separating these two in the league standings. Expect an intense game as these two teams vie for supremacy.

With significant points on the line and the league table so tightly contested, this weekend promises to bring more surprises and potentially significant changes in the Scottish National League. Ice hockey fans can look forward to a thrilling weekend as the Scottish ice hockey season heats up.

Weekend Preview

After enduring a challenging few days due to the recent storm, we hope everyone is safe and well. As of now, all weekend ice hockey games are scheduled to proceed, offering an action-packed lineup featuring 4 SNL (Scottish National League) games and 2 Northern League clashes.

North Ayrshire Wild vs. Kirkcaldy Kestrels (Saturday)

The Kestrels, who have secured victory in 3 out of 4 league games played, are determined to solidify their position in the league table. Wild’s coach, Domenico De Simone, has a roster of talented young players. They have showcased their hard work through increasingly competitive scorelines against more established teams, notably their overtime win against the Pirates. With the young side gaining more game experience, they are sure to be one to watch.

Edinburgh Capitals vs. Aberdeen Lynx (Saturday)

Due to the Red weather warning that is in place the Lynx and Caps issued this announcement: “Aberdeen Lynx and Edinburgh Capitals are closely monitoring the rapidly changing weather conditions caused by storm Babet. Our utmost priority is the safety of both the players and the fans.
The final decision regarding the game will be made tomorrow morning at 9 am. However, if the red weather warning issued by authorities is still in effect at that time, we will have no choice but to postpone the game.
Your safety is of paramount importance to us, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this challenging weather situation. Please stay tuned for updates and the final decision at 9 am tomorrow.”

Dundee Comets vs. Dundee Tigers (Saturday)

This game is Postponed as Dundee Ice Arena is closed due to the adverse weather conditions.

Paisley Pirates vs. Dundee Tigers (Sunday)

Dundee Tigers return to the ice, this time at Braehead, to take on the Paisley Pirates. The Pirates clinched a 4-2 win in their September matchup, and they’ll be looking to capitalise on home-ice advantage in their quest for another victory. Tigers will be hungry for the win and the two points, so they will be giving their all.

Scottish National League (SNL)

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Blackburn Hawks vs. Kilmarnock Thunder (Saturday)

The Blackburn Hawks will journey north to Kilmarnock for a highly-anticipated rematch against the Thunder. Last month, the Hawks secured a 9-6 win, but the Thunder are eager to turn the tide and emerge victorious this time around.

Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs. Edinburgh Capitals (Sunday)

Sunday sees both teams returning for their second game of the weekend in this Northern League clash. Each team has clinched one victory in the league, with the Capitals claiming a 4-1 win in the previous home leg. Expect a competitive and intense battle between these determined squads.

Northern League Fixtures

DateGameTime/ResultsLeagueSeasonArenaArticleMatch Day
Thunder vs KestrelsNorthern League2023-2024
Galleon Leisure Centre
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Hawks vs ThunderNorthern League2023-2024
Blackburn Arena
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Caps vs KestrelsNorthern League2023-2024
Murrayfield Ice Rink
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Thunder vs HawksNorthern League2023-2024
Galleon Leisure Centre
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Kestrels vs CapsNorthern League2023-2024
Fife Ice Arena
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Caps vs HawksNorthern League2023-2024
Murrayfield Ice Rink
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Thunder vs CapsNorthern League2023-2024
Galleon Leisure Centre
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Kestrels vs HawksNorthern League2023-2024
Fife Ice Arena
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Comets vs KestrelsNorthern League2023-2024
Dundee Ice Arena
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Kestrels vs ThunderNorthern League2023-2024
Fife Ice Arena
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With severe weather warnings in effect this weekend across various parts of Scotland, please prioritize safety when considering travel plans. Be sure to check the conditions before heading out. You can also stay updated with your team’s game-night progress through their respective social media links. Enjoy a weekend of thrilling Scottish ice hockey action!

Weekend Preview: SNL Action

Another thrilling weekend of Scottish Ice Hockey League action is on the horizon. With the league standings starting to take shape, every game becomes crucial, and this weekend promises some intense battles. Here’s what you can look forward to:

Saturday:

Thunder vs Pirates – The league leader, Kilmarnock Thunder, is set to face off against the Paisley Pirates in a high-stakes showdown. Thunder currently sits at the top with 6 points, while Pirates have earned 3 points. Thunder has been in impressive form, winning 3 out of the 4 league games they’ve played. In contrast, Pirates have only played two league games so far with one win and a close overtime loss.

Caps vs WildNorth Ayrshire Wild embarks on a challenging journey to Murrayfield, where they’ll take on the well-coached Edinburgh Capitals. Wild is coming off a thrilling overtime victory against the Pirates last weekend and aims to build on that momentum. Capitals, with 4 points, had a successful weekend last time, winning both of their games, and will be looking to maintain their winning streak.

Lynx vs Comets – The Aberdeen Lynx host the Dundee Comets in a highly anticipated game that promises to electrify a sold-out crowd. Both teams are currently tied at 6 points in the league standings. Lynx has secured their last two games, while Comets won their most recent match. This game carries an added level of intensity as both teams are eager to dethrone the Thunder from the top spot.

Sunday:

Kestrels vs Tigers – On Sunday, the Dundee Tigers will embark on a short journey to Kirkcaldy to take on the Kirkcaldy Kestrels. Both teams had disappointing results last weekend and will be determined to turn things around. Kestrels are currently positioned 5th in the league with 4 points, while the Tigers have 2 points to their name, making this match a crucial opportunity for both teams to climb the ranks.

With the league standings in flux and every point crucial. Strap in, fans, and get ready for the drama, excitement, and skill that the SNL has to offer!

Weekend Preview of the SNL action

Get ready for another action packed weekend of Scottish Ice Hockey with five thrilling games on the agenda. Here’s a closer look at what’s in store:

SATURDAY:

First up, on Saturday, the Dundee Comets will kick off their weekend with a game against the North Ayrshire Wild at Auchenharvie. The Comets are currently sitting on 4 points in the league, while the Wild are still in search of their first win. Their last meeting resulted in a 5-3 victory for the Comets, making this rematch an important one for Domenico De Simone’s young team to chalk up some points on home ice.

Following that, Edinburgh Capitals will play their first SNL game of this season as they face Kilmarnock Thunder. Thunder currently leads the league with an impressive 6 points earned from three consecutive wins. This is the first of two games for the Capitals this weekend, and they will be eager to secure a win and accumulate valuable points whilst Thunder will be digging deep to hold on to pole position.

In another exciting matchup, Dundee Tigers will face off against the Aberdeen Lynx. Lynx, last season’s league champions, will make the short journey south to face the Tigers in a double-point game. Both teams currently have 4 points, with the Tigers having played four games compared to the Lynx’s three. This clash promises to be a fierce battle between the two big cats.

SUNDAY:

The hockey action continues on Sunday as Paisley Pirates host North Ayrshire Wild at the Braehead arena. This matchup will see the young Wild team facing the experienced Pirates. Pirates have only played one league game this season so far with both and teams will be looking to bag the win and get established on the league table.

Finally, Kirkcaldy Kestrels will make a short journey to Murrayfield to take on Edinburgh Capitals. Kestrels have already played one SNL game this season, which they won in a double-point matchup against the Tigers. This contest is sure to provide another exciting chapter in the weekend’s ice hockey action.

With a packed weekend of hockey ahead, fans can look forward to thrilling games and the possibility of significant movement in the league standings. Keep your eyes on your teams social media channels for the latest game updates.

Weekend Roundup – Scottish Cup

This weekend marked the kickoff of the Scottish Cup games in Scottish ice hockey. Let’s dive into the action-packed matches that unfolded:

SATURDAY:

Paisley Pirates vs. Edinburgh Capitals

The Paisley Pirates headed East to Murrayfield to face off against the Edinburgh Capitals. However, it was the Capitals who triumphed with an impressive 8-1 victory in a very physical game. Chad Smith opened the scoring for the Capitals with less than 3 minutes left in the first period. The second period saw three more goals from the Capitals and one from the Pirates courtesy of Mikey Dobson. In the final period, the Capitals extended their lead with an additional four goals.

Kilmarnock Thunder vs. Kirkcaldy Kestrels

The weekend started with Kilmarnock Thunder hosting the Kirkcaldy Kestrels. The Kestrels soared to victory with a commanding 7-1 win. Thunder’s Innes Gallacher kicked things off with a goal just 1 minute and 16 seconds into the game, but Conor Duncan quickly responded with a power play goal for the Kestrels. Scott Jamieson then went on to secure his first of three goals, closing the first period with a score of 2-1 in favour of the Kestrels. The second period saw no goals, but in the final frame, the Kestrels unleashed a barrage of five goals, including one from Conor Duncan just 19 seconds before the game’s end.

Pictures by JT Photography

Aberdeen Lynx vs. North Ayrshire Wild

Aberdeen Lynx made the long journey to North Ayr to take on North Ayrshire Wild. Lynx dominated the game, securing a 4-0 victory. Josh Purvis opened the scoring for the Lynx, and in the second period, they took full advantage of the power plays with two more quick goals from John Dolan and James Demeo. The final goal of the night came from Mark Laing.

Sunday:

Dundee Tigers vs. Dundee Comets

In a rescheduled game originally slated for the previous night, the Dundee Tigers faced off against the Dundee Comets. The Comets came out on top with a narrow 2-1 win. Richard Harman kicked off the scoring for the Comets at the 14-minute mark of the first period. Michael Beca evened the score with a power play goal for the Tigers in the second period. The game’s winning goal came from Michael Ireland in the final period, securing the victory for the Comets.

Looking Ahead:

Stay tuned for the upcoming weekend as we anticipate the return leg of the Scottish Cup games.

NEW Northern league starts this weekend

Excitement is building as the Northern League kicks off this Sunday. This league brings together three Scottish ice hockey teams – Kilmarnock Thunder, Edinburgh Capitals, and Kirkcaldy Kestrels – along with EIHA team, the Blackburn Hawks.

Borne out of an initial suggestion from Hawks management, this league was met with enthusiasm from the Scottish teams that could make it happen. The relationship between the Blackburn Hawks and Kirkcaldy Kestrels, who share two-way players, adds an extra layer of camaraderie to the mix.

Last season, the SNL (Scottish National League) saw an increase in games, leading to a surge in the sport’s popularity. The Northern League aims to capitalise on this momentum, offering fans and players alike more competitive games that promise to enhance the development of ice hockey in Scotland.

The format is simple yet exciting: each team will play one home game and one away game, with the top team in the league taking home the title.

This weekend, Kirkcaldy Kestrels will travel to Kilmarnock to face off against Kilmarnock Thunder, promising a thrilling showdown. However, it won’t be an easy weekend for Kilmarnock Thunder, as they face North Ayrshire Wild the day before in a SNL game, making for a challenging back-to-back series.

Scottish ice hockey fans, get ready for an action-packed season ahead!

Scottish Ice Hockey 23/4 Season: What to Expect

The Scottish Ice Hockey community is buzzing with excitement as we approach the 23/4 season. After the resounding success of the new SNL format which introduced 2 home and 2 away games, fans and players alike are eagerly awaiting the upcoming matches.

Last season Aberdeen Lynx took the SNL title, the first time in their club’s history and was pipped to the Playoff and Scottish Cup win by the Dundee Comets. But it really could have been any number of the teams making it through given how close most games were.

Clubs saw an increase in the number of fans attending games and the Lynx vs Comets sold out league winning game has had over 6k views and was streamed live with hundreds of fans watching. Which is great for the growth of our sport in Scotland.

Scott Campbell from Scottish Ice Hockey said, “I think I am the same as the rest of the people involved around the league in really looking forward to the 23/4 Season. The new SNL format, a great playoff weekend at Murrayfield, and Scottish Cup in Aberdeen, all made last season one of the most competitive we’ve ever had.

Delighted that we are retaining the 2 home and 2 away format, 3 of our clubs have engaged in a newly reformed Northern League with Blackburn Hawks, which is hopefully the start of more potential cross border competition.

After the success of last season, our playoff weekend will again be held at Murrayfield, thanks to Scott Neil and his team for all their work to make this happen.

The amount of games now being played will only improve our league, and give a real pathway for our junior to aspire to. We have a seriously competitive league where no result is guaranteed on any given night.

With some new players arriving from NIHL teams and from other areas too, it just highlights the growth we have witnessed. While there are still challenges, such as the limited ice time available to the Dundee clubs, it was pleasing to be involved in the collaborative approach the clubs all took in overcoming this obstacle.

Finally, I’d just like to wish all teams and their players the best of luck for the upcoming season, and look forward to seeing you all around the rinks.”

With the first games being played this weekend, the teams will be keen to make their mark and build from their success of last year. Don’t miss out on all the action, click the links below to add the senior pictures to your calendar.

Seniors

DateGameLeagueArena
North Ayrshire Wild vs Dundee TigersScottish National League
Auchenharvie Leisure Centre
Caps vs HawksNorthern League
Murrayfield Ice Rink
Paisley Pirates vs Dundee CometsScottish National League
Braehead Arena
Thunder vs CapsNorthern League
Galleon Leisure Centre
Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs Aberdeen LynxScottish National League
Fife Ice Arena
Kilmarnock Thunder vs Dundee TigersScottish National League
Galleon Leisure Centre
Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs Paisley PiratesScottish National League
Fife Ice Arena
Aberdeen Lynx vs North Ayrshire WildScottish National League
Aberdeen Linx Ice Arena
Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs Kilmarnock ThunderScottish National League
Fife Ice Arena
North Ayrshire Wild vs Edinburgh CapitalsScottish National League
Auchenharvie Leisure Centre
Aberdeen Lynx vs Dundee TigersScottish National League
Aberdeen Linx Ice Arena
Paisley Pirates vs Dundee CometsScottish National League
Braehead Arena
Dundee Tigers vs Dundee CometsScottish National League
Dundee Ice Arena
Edinburgh Capitals vs Paisley PiratesScottish National League
Murrayfield Ice Rink
Dundee Comets vs Dundee TigersScottish National League
Dundee Ice Arena
Kestrels vs HawksNorthern League
Fife Ice Arena
Edinburgh Capitals vs North Ayrshire WildScottish National League
Murrayfield Ice Rink
North Ayrshire Wild vs Dundee CometsScottish National League
Auchenharvie Leisure Centre
Kilmarnock Thunder vs Kirkcaldy KestrelsScottish National League
Galleon Leisure Centre
Edinburgh Capitals vs Aberdeen LynxScottish National League
Murrayfield Ice Rink
Paisley Pirates vs North Ayrshire WildScottish National League
Braehead Arena
North Ayrshire Wild vs Kilmarnock ThunderScottish National League
Auchenharvie Leisure Centre
Aberdeen Lynx vs Kirkcaldy KestrelsScottish National League
Aberdeen Linx Ice Arena
Paisley Pirates vs Aberdeen LynxScottish National League
Braehead Arena
Edinburgh Capitals vs Dundee TigersScottish National League
Murrayfield Ice Rink
SC Semi Finals vsScottish Cup
Kilmarnock Thunder vs Dundee CometsScottish National League
Galleon Leisure Centre
SC Semi Finals vsScottish Cup
Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs Dundee CometsScottish National League
Fife Ice Arena
Kilmarnock Thunder vs Edinburgh CapitalsScottish National League
Galleon Leisure Centre
North Ayrshire Wild vs Aberdeen LynxScottish National League
Auchenharvie Leisure Centre
Paisley Pirates vs Kirkcaldy KestrelsScottish National League
Braehead Arena
Kilmarnock Thunder vs Paisley PiratesScottish National League
Galleon Leisure Centre
Edinburgh Capitals vs Kirkcaldy KestrelsScottish National League
Murrayfield Ice Rink
Aberdeen Lynx vs North Ayrshire WildScottish National League
Aberdeen Linx Ice Arena
Paisley Pirates vs Edinburgh CapitalsScottish National League
Braehead Arena
Dundee Comets vs Edinburgh CapitalsScottish National League
Dundee Ice Arena
Kilmarnock Thunder vs Dundee TigersScottish National League
Galleon Leisure Centre
Comets vs KestrelsNorthern League
Dundee Ice Arena
Aberdeen Lynx vs Paisley PiratesScottish National League
Aberdeen Linx Ice Arena
Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs Aberdeen LynxScottish National League
Fife Ice Arena
Edinburgh Capitals vs Kilmarnock ThunderScottish National League
Murrayfield Ice Rink
Dundee Tigers vs Paisley PiratesScottish National League
Dundee Ice Arena
Kilmarnock Thunder vs Aberdeen LynxScottish National League
Galleon Leisure Centre
Edinburgh Capitals vs Dundee CometsScottish National League
Murrayfield Ice Rink
North Ayrshire Wild vs Kirkcaldy KestrelsScottish National League
Auchenharvie Leisure Centre
Kestrels vs ThunderNorthern League
Fife Ice Arena
Dundee Tigers vs Dundee CometsScottish National League
Dundee Ice Arena
Kilmarnock Thunder vs Edinburgh CapitalsScottish National League
Galleon Leisure Centre
North Ayrshire Wild vs Paisley PiratesScottish National League
Auchenharvie Leisure Centre
Aberdeen Lynx vs Kirkcaldy KestrelsScottish National League
Aberdeen Linx Ice Arena
Paisley Pirates vs Edinburgh CapitalsScottish National League
Braehead Arena
Dundee Comets vs Paisley PiratesScottish National League
Dundee Ice Arena
Kilmarnock Thunder vs Kirkcaldy KestrelsScottish National League
Galleon Leisure Centre
North Ayrshire Wild vs Aberdeen LynxScottish National League
Auchenharvie Leisure Centre
Dundee Tigers vs Edinburgh CapitalsScottish National League
Dundee Ice Arena
Aberdeen Lynx vs Kilmarnock ThunderScottish National League
Aberdeen Linx Ice Arena
Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs North Ayrshire WildScottish National League
Fife Ice Arena
Dundee Comets vs Aberdeen LynxScottish National League
Dundee Ice Arena
Kirkcaldy Kestrels vs Kilmarnock ThunderScottish National League
Fife Ice Arena
North Ayrshire Wild vs Paisley PiratesScottish National League
Auchenharvie Leisure Centre
Paisley Pirates vs Kilmarnock ThunderScottish National League
Braehead Arena
Dundee Comets vs Kilmarnock ThunderScottish National League
Dundee Ice Arena
Aberdeen Lynx vs Edinburgh CapitalsScottish National League
Aberdeen Linx Ice Arena
Paisley Pirates vs Kirkcaldy KestrelsScottish National League
Braehead Arena
Playoff 1/4 finals vsScottish National League
Playoff 1/4 finals vsScottish National League
Playoff 1/4 finals vsScottish National League
Playoff 1/4 finals vsScottish National League
Playoff Weekend vsScottish National League
Playoff Weekend vsScottish National League