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Alexander Bröms: “We have a great atmos­phere in the team”

The women’s national team’s Skills Camp in St. Pölten concluded last Sunday. Over four days, Head Coach Alexander Bröms worked with a total of 26 players, covering tactical elements and preparing the team for the IIHF Women’s World Championship in spring 2026. The next training camp, including friendly internationals, is scheduled for November. The venue and opponents will be announced at a later date.

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With five wins, one of them in overtime, Austria’s women’s national ice hockey team confidently secured 1st place at the Division IA World Championship in Shenzhen (CHN) on 19 April 2025, making Austrian ice hockey history. Promotion to the Top Division was achieved for the first time, meaning that both national teams will be represented in the highest World Championship category simultaneously for the first time in 2026.

The venue for this World Championship has yet to be determined, as this is also the first time in women’s ice hockey that the World Championship will be held in an Olympic winter. An initial group allocation has already been made. Austria will face world champions USA, Czechia, Switzerland and Germany in Group A.

From 7 to 10 August, Head Coach Alexander Bröms was able to work with almost the entire squad in St. Pölten. PWHL export Anna Meixner was also present, having extended her contract with Ottawa Charge by a further year around a month ago. Austria’s second PWHL player, Theresa Schafzahl, was unable to attend.

It was the women’s first on-ice team camp of the new season and Head Coach Alexander Bröms was more than satisfied: “The atmosphere in the team is great. The players also put a lot into ensuring the chemistry is so good. This was the best summer team camp since I became head coach of the national team. The players were fully focused and worked hard and intensely. We are very satisfied with the performance and with how the players presented themselves and developed. We continued working on our playbook and made some initial minor adjustments.”

Women’s national team squad for the Skills Camp in St. Pölten

SURNAME

First name

Pos

Date of birth

R/L

Club

ADAMITSCH

Anja

GK

16.10.01

R

Lakers Kärnten

KRONBERGER

Karla Emilia

GK

16.07.06

L

Graz99ers Huskies

LUGGIN

Magdalena

GK

06.11.05

L

Mercyhurst College (USA)

LUGGIN

Selma

GK

05.10.02

L

Sabres St. Pölten







BILLA

Anna Marlen

D

21.06.06

L

Holy Cross College (USA)

LEITNER

Hannah

D

11.05.06

L

Sabres St. Pölten

LEITNER

Laura

D

15.04.05

L

Syracuse University (USA)

MATZKA

Antonia

D

16.02.99

L

Sabres St. Pölten

NAGY

Laura

D

02.10.06

L

Long Island University (USA)

SCHRÖFL

Lisa

D

03.01.04

R

Long Island University (USA)

TEKIN

Artemis

D

03.05.08

L

Sabres St. Pölten

WITTICH

Charlotte

D

23.07.93

R

Sabres St. Pölten







DAUBÖCK

Lena Kristin

F

05.06.03

L

KSV Highlanders

GRASCHER

Tamara

F

13.06.94

L

Graz99ers Huskies

HOFBAUER

Emma

F

30.11.04

R

Providence (USA)

KAHLHAMMER

Ana

F

03.07.02

R

KSV Highlanders

LINTNER

Emma

F

15.12.08

L

Stanstead Varsity (CAN)

LINZBICHLER

Marja Asako

F

28.05.04

R

Norwich University (USA)

MEIXNER

Anna

F

16.06.94

L

Ottawa Charge (CAN)

OBERMAYR

Hanna

F

13.07.04

R

Sabres St. Pölten

OSTADAL

Hana

F

01.03.07

L

KSV Highlanders

PFEFFER

Emma

F

11.09.04

L

Merrimack College (USA)

PICKA

Vanessa

F

03.07.08

R

Leksands IF (SWE)

SCHWARZER

Hanna

F

16.12.05

L

Sabres St. Pölten

TRUMMER

Anja

F

24.07.01

L

Yale University (USA)

WIESINGER

Emily

F

19.09.06

L

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