| 19 Aug 2011, 19:00 | Regular season | Winter Games | Dunedin Ice Stadium | |||||||
| New Zealand | 2-8 | Australia | |||||
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| Referees: Ryan Caims | Spectators: 800 | |||||||
0-1 Scott Stephenson (Jacques Perrault)
1-1 Joshua Hay (Georg Huber)
1-2 Scott Levitt (Peter Cartwright, Brian Bales)
1-3 Peter Cartwright
1-4 Jason Baclig (Scott Stephenson) SH
1-5 Brian Bales (Scott Thauwald, Peter Cartwright)
1-6 Dean Peterson (Jacques Perrault, Scott Stephenson)
1-7 Peter Cartwright (Brian Bales, Scott Thauwald) PP
2-7 Jordan Challis (Hayden Argyle) PP
2-8 Scott Corbett (Scott Levitt) PP
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(D)
Dukla Senica
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Riley Tonks
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Benjamin Lanzinger
(F)
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Miihkali Teppo
(D)
Sparta Sarpsborgunknown - 22 Mar 2025 |
Kristoffer Fayen-Vestavik
(F)
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Justin Kloos
(F)
Leksands IFunknown - 22 Mar 2025 |
Mantas Armalis
(G)
Leksands IFunknown
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