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Champions Crowned at Week Two of Toyota-USA Hockey Disabled Hockey Festival

By USA Hockey , 04/18/23, 1:45PM MDT

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69 teams competed across 12 divisions

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Champions were crowned across 12 divisions of sled hockey on Sunday (April 16) to conclude the second week of the Toyota-USA Hockey Disabled Festival.

A total of 69 teams competed at the Centene Community Ice Center in Maryland Heights, Missouri; and the Maryville University Ice Center in Chesterfield, Missouri. 

Week two of the Festival also featured a question and answer session for attendees hosted by Josh Pauls, captain of the U.S. National Sled Hockey Team, which focused on sled-hockey-specific off-ice training. 

Results and stats are available here

Adult Sled National Championship

Adult Tier I

Adult Tier II

Adult Tier III

Adult Tier IV

Adult Tier V

Adult Tier VI

Youth Tier I

Youth Tier II

Youth Tier III

Youth Tier IV

Youth Tier V

Division Champion Opponent Score
Adult Sled National Championship Colorado Avalanche NE Passage Wildcats 5-0
Adult Tier I Mighty Penguins Space Coast Blast 2-1
Adult Tier II Gaylord Wolfpack NE Passage Wildcats 4-1
Adult Tier III Nashville Sled Preds Johnstown Sitting Bulls 9-5
Adult Tier IV Spaulding Boston Shamrocks Turnstone Flyers 4-3
Adult Tier V Mighty Penguins Central IL Thunder 4-1
Adult Tier VI NM Blade Runners Carolina Sled Hockey 8-0
Youth Tier I Indy Steel ASPO Wildcsts 5-1
Youth Tier II WSF NY Sled Rangers San Diego Jr. Ducks 5-2
Youth Tier III ASPO Walleye DC Sled Sharks 4-2
Youth Tier IV Hornet Novice Sled Colorado Avalanche Youth 2-1
Youth Tier V Siouxland Lightning NE Passage Wildcats 4-0

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