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widnes wild ice hockey toggle navigation menu home fixtures news roster nihl standings stats merch community learn to play junior academy icebreakers pukkas pals sponsorship fanzone own & loan hockey rules season tickets ttgw radio wildones wildwomen contact first time fan wild continue to thank firefighters and nhs workers with free tickets mary had a little lamb – wild have got a dippnall next game tbc last game 3 v 6 game report newsletter signup receive special offers & event updates widnes wild ice hockey club widnes wild were established to enter division 2 north (now laidler conference) of the national ice hockey league during the summer months of 2013. mick caunce, a leading manager in northern ice and roller hockey circles, was a leading force in the establishment of the new widnes club. he had followed, with close interest, the development of the new ice facility on the widnes waterfront. mick had managed junior ice hockey teams within the blackburn club and also at queens road, sheffield, and had also been involved in the top levels of roller hockey, including co-organising teams destined to become national and european champions. before the opening of the silver blades widnes rink, mick caunce had two seasons (2011-12 and 2012-13) as manager of the fylde flyers ice hockey club, based in a new, small ice facility at cleveleys, three miles north of blackpool. the flyers produced an exciting brand of hockey on the small ice pad with crowds at times reaching three hundred. they produced a few shock results against established teams, leading to criticism of the small cleveleys ice surface, barriers and netting surrounds. the club helped to re-awaken interest in the sport in the blackpool area, where the seagulls had been a force for over fifty years. a few former seagulls along with a sizeable number of fylde-based, former blackburn players, formed the core of the playing squad. a star attraction was the huge latvian junior international, elvis veldze, who was well capable of playing at a much higher level. mark gillingham, a ‘veteran’ of over 400 games for the blackburn club, eventually took on the role of player-coach with advice and support coming from a number of former seagulls, including garry fearon and peter bleackley. with the opening of silver blades widnes and having wound up the operations of the flyers due to difficulties in attracting players, amongst other reasons, mick caunce opened negotiations to base a team in widnes. matt lloyd took on the role of chairman. the town had long had a reputation for its rugby league team, which once held the title of world club champions. many rugby fans immediately took an interest in ice hockey, a sport with some physical similarities to rugby league. many of the former fylde flyers players transferred to widnes and were joined by signings from other north west clubs. mark gillingham, the youngest level 3 coach in the country, ended his playing career to concentrate on the role of head coach. many of the match officials, scorers, timekeepers, goal judges, equipment managers, merchandise sales staff, match announcer and match reporter also arrived from fylde. the team name of widnes wild was chosen with a distinctive ‘big cat’ logo and a white, black and gold playing uniform. during the first season the playing squad gelled well with overseas recruit filip supa a regular scorer, well supported by bobby caunce, shaun dippnall and others. despite some inconsistent results, public support for the team grew, with crowds often topping 400. crowd interest was encouraged by huge double page photo spreads in the local press. as at fylde, merchandise sales grew and support at away fixtures was the strongest in the league. after a credible fifth place finish, widnes wild suddenly found themselves elevated into the end-of-season play off weekend at solihull. although finishing fourth, the team performed well against their lofty opponents, coming close to causing one of the upsets of the season. the 2014-15 season opened with great expectation. filip supa re-signed and defenceman pavel vales filled the other overseas berth. a season highlight was the four league victories over neighbours and close rivals, deeside. once again the formidable solihull barons proved to be the major obstacle with telford tigers nihl taking the runners up slot in the league. wild achieved a victory over the tigers and ran them close. with three teams getting automatic promotion and the sheffield senators finishing in third, fourth placed wild found themselves in the promotion/relegation play-off double header against whitley warriors. once one of the biggest clubs in the country, whitley proved far too strong, despite the wild being cheered on by a big travelling support in the north east. the summer of 2015 saw major changes, with mick caunce and some of the players and officials from the previous two seasons leaving the club, and mark gillingham stepping down as the wild’s head coach due to work commitments. former telford premier league star scott mckenzie was appointed as player-coach in a full time professional role. he developed strong links in the widnes area, encouraging players to support charity events, visit schools and engage with the community. jon anderson took over as general manager, with richard charles and callum fraine taking on bench coaching duties, and gillingham staying involved in a more informal capacity. one big loss was filip supa, who signed for deeside in the close season. his signing, alongside that of fellow overseas star adrian palak, probably made the difference, and the dragons took the league title with the wild runners up. supa was replaced by slovakian forward, michal fico. crowd support remained high and match day arrangements were taken on by a team of local volunteers. wild met sheffield spartans in their second end of season promotion/relegation play off in two seasons, but the yorkshiremen proved too strong in the game staged at blackburn arena. season 2016-17 started with controversy. following the unexpected departure of player coach, scott mckenzie, to local rivals, deeside dragons, just weeks before pre season training, the pressure was on to find a suitable replacement. the new appointee was oliver barron, a hugely experienced player and a product of the highly successful sheffield junior organisation.he was keen to take on a player coaching role following a long playing career in the senior ranks with sheffield spartans, steeldogs and occasionally with the steelers. the sad demise of the sheffield spartans led to his availability along with fellow spartans, brother will,andrew turner, stuart brittle, mike mawer, nick manning and matt croyle, who all signed for the wild mark gillingham and callum fraine remained as bench coaches, while john anderson remained as team manager. early season results were encouraging as the team, with many new players, started to gell. the team tasted defeat for the first time in the home fixture with eventual champions blackburn eagles on the 9th october, going down 5-3 with a last minute goal into an empty net sealing victory for the visitors. just a month later in blackburn, the eagles took a 3-1 victory and what eventually proved to be an unassailable lead at the top of the table. points were unexpectedly dropped at altrincham and nottingham but following the signing of the big experienced defenceman, simon offord, the team gelled into a formidable unit. goals came from all over the ice and the imposing presence of the biggest defensive unit in the division ensured the runners up spot for the wild. a hastily arranged, single-leg play off game, against arch rivals deeside dragons, attracted a big noisy crowd to the blackburn ice arena. a magnificently hard fought game eventually saw deeside retain their place in the moralee conference by the narrowest 4 -3 margin, their winning goal coming in overtime and with the wild shorthanded.</p? a great season concluded in the play off weekend at icesheffield on april 8th and 9th. after wild took a hard fought semi-final victory over the altrincham aces by 2 -0, favourites blackburn eagles surprisingly went down 3-1 to sheffield senators in the other semi-final. the play-off final saw widnes take a tight but deserved victory over a hardworking sheffield team by 2-1 and therefore lifting the first silverware in wild’s short but eventful history. all the squad gave of their best but mention must be made of overseas star defenceman pavel vales, who made the all-star laidler selection. the club, can feel satisfied with a successful season. crowd enthusiasm remained high, with attendances the highest in the division. with major new signings in the offing and the junior programme getting a boost from the recruitment of co-ordinator, mikey gilbert, coaches barron and gillingham can look to the future with confidence @widneswild our sponsors home fixtures stats ©widnes wild ice hockey 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Domain name:
widneswild.co.uk

Registrant:
Matthew Lloyd

Registrant type:
UK Individual

Registrant's address:
North Leys Road
Mayville
Withernsea
HU19 2SB
United Kingdom

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Relevant dates:
Registered on: 10-May-2013
Expiry date: 10-May-2019
Last updated: 11-Mar-2018

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