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Manchester Storm (1995-2002)
- Year of foundation: 1995
- Colours: White, Purple, Blue
- Club status: ceased (Folded in 2002 after the loss of major sponsor)
- WWW: www.intothestorm.co.uk
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All time leagues: European Hockey League | Challenge Cup (EIHL) | Benson & Hedges Cup | British Ice Hockey Super League | British League Division 1 | British National League | Express Cup (UK)
Season 2002-2003
Club teams
This club in 2002-2003: Challenge Cup (EIHL) | British Ice Hockey Super League
Current rosterseason 2002-2003
| # | Pos | Player name | State | Born | Height | Weight | Shoots | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D | Mike Perna |  | 24.01.1976 | 186 cm | 90 kg | left | Show profile» | |
| RW | Pierre Allard |  | 19.08.1972 | 180 cm | 85 kg | right | Show profile» | |
| RW | Pasi Nielikäinen |  | 11.02.1974 | 188 cm | 97 kg | left | Show profile» |
* no longer in the club
A supporters group was formed following the collapse of Manchester Storm, and launched a new team called the Manchester Phoenix.
from 1995 to present:
- www.intothestorm.co.uk (official)
Recent articlesShow all articles»
- A Phoenix of true British grit… (12 Feb 2016)
- Manchester Storm return to British hockey (06 Jul 2015)
Team statistics
Historic rosters:
Historic statistics:
Past results:
League standings:
Fast factsseason 2002-2003
- Youngest player: Mike Perna (27 years)
- Oldest player: Pierre Allard (30 years)
- Shortest player: Pierre Allard (180 cm)
- Tallest player: Pasi Nielikäinen (188 cm)
- Nationalities: Canada (1), Finland (1), Italy (1)
Leagues
Manchester Storm (1995-2002) participates in season 2002-2003: Challenge Cup (EIHL), British Ice Hockey Super League
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