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Canberra Brave

Year of foundation: 2014
Colours: black, gold
Club status: active
Email: admin@cbrbrave.com.au
WWW: Canberra Brave, Facebook page

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league

All time leagues: AIHL

Season 2024-2025

This club in 2024-2025: AIHL

Pos	Player name	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
G	Alex Tetreault	23.05.1998	183 cm	75 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Nick Christensen	06.11.1996	181 cm	89 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Bayley Kubara	12.09.1998	188 cm	81 kg	right	Show profile»
D	Cameron Marks	09.04.1995	183 cm	85 kg	right	Show profile»
F	Cameron Todd	21.07.1994	188 cm	86 kg	right	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

Phillip Swimming and Ice Skating Centre Canberra

Adress: Irving Street
Phillip, ACT, 2606
Phone: +61 2 6282 1660
Email: swimskate@bigpond.com.au
Web: http://www.swimskate.com.au/
Capacity: 500
Opened in: 1980

from 2014 to 2023: CBR Brave
from 2023 to present: Canberra Brave

League winners:

2023-2024: AIHL
2021-2022: AIHL
2017-2018: AIHL

from 2013 to 2015:

from 2015 to present:

Canberra Brave (official)
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Recent

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Title is back to Sydney (01 Sep 2019)
CBR Brave win first Goodall Cup (10 Sep 2018)
North Stars go back-to-back in AIHL Grand Final (31 Aug 2016)
Balancing a growing AIHL: Bannerman (23 Oct 2014)
Mustangs captures AIHL title (31 Aug 2014)

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The Australian Ice Hockey League have announced the award winners for the 2023 AIHL season:

Playoffs MVP: Liam Hughes (Melbourne Mustangs)
Most Valuable Player: Scott Timmins (Melbourne Mustangs)
Defenceman of the Year: Ty Wishart (Melbourne Mustangs)
Goaltender of the Year: Andrew Masters (Central Coast Rhinos)
Rookie of the Year: Riley Klugerman (Newcastle Northstars)
Coach of the Year: Benjamin Breault (Perth Thunder)

(27 Aug 2023)

After the end of the regular season, dominated by Canberra Brave, before the semi-finals that will be played Saturday, September 1st, AIHL announced the awards of the season. Surprisingly the Brave won just one award with forward Wehebe Darge named Local Player of the Year. Perth Thunder and Sydney Bears, finished 3rd and 2nd respectively, take all the other prizes:

AIHL Awards:

- Goaltender of the Year: Anthony Kimlin (Sydney Bears)
- Defenceman of the Year: Landon Oslanski (Perth Thunder)
- Most Valuable Player: Pier-Olivier Grandmaison (Perth Thunder)
- Rookie of the Year: Jason McMahon (Perth Thunder)
- Coach of the Year: Ron Kuprowsky (Sydney Bears)
- Skaters Network Local Player of the Year: Wehebe Darge (CBR Brave)

In the semifinals, played in Melbourne, Canberra Braves will face Melbourne Mustangs and Sydney Bears will battle against Perth Thunder for the spots in the grand final, Sunday 2nd of September

(29 Aug 2018)

"Team needs to build a long term plan": with this justification, CBR Brave announced the replacement of coach Brad Hunt with current goaltender, American Josh Unice. Also defender Aaron Clayworth joins the coaching staff as assistant. Brave is currently 4th in AIHL standing

(18 Jul 2015)

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Past results:

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Fast

factsseason 2024-2025

Youngest player: Bayley Kubara (26 years)
Oldest player: Cameron Todd (30 years)
Shortest player: Nick Christensen (181 cm)
Tallest player: Bayley Kubara (188 cm)
Nationalities: Australia (4), Canada (1)

Leagues

Canberra Brave participates in season 2024-2025: AIHL

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