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Deaf/Hard of Hearing Hockey

Deaf/Hard of Hearing Hockey Deaf/Hard of Hearing Hockey is for the individual has a hearing impairment and may have special needs to play ice hockey.  The game is played with typical ice hockey rules and sometimes incorporates a special lighting system.  Instruction is based on the individual players ability to improve their skills in an environment that is receptive to their needs and demands.  The ability to communicate with coaches and other players through the use of sign language, lip reading and interpreters is a huge focus.  Also, there is a support system to help players obtain hearing aids and speech, auditory and language therapy.

Deaf/Hard of Hearing Hockey provides opportunity for individuals throughout the country in many local areas for recreation/competition as well as the opportunity to play for US Deaflympic Hockey Team.  Also, many times players are integrated in typical "able-bodied hockey teams."  Participation gives the opportunity to achieve goals and become successful in both life and hockey

2009 World Deaf Hockey Championship

Team USA takes a combination of veterans, including 12 players from the gold medal winning 2007 Salt Lake City team, and newcomers to international competition to the 1st World Deaf Ice Hockey Championships in Winnipeg.

Links:Host web site | Stats/Box Scores

DateOpponentTime (CST)/Result
April 10Finland L, 3-6
April 11CanadaL, 2-8
April 15SlovakiaW, 9-1
April 16RussiaW, 11-1
April 18Russia
Bronze game
9 a.m.

*First round games at St. James Civic Centre, Medal round at MTS Centre



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