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Women test against the Nether­lands: Two valu­able games

Austria's women's national ice hockey team will play two test games against the Netherlands on Friday and Saturday, one of their opponents at the upcoming 2023 IIHF Ice Hockey Women's World Championship Division IA, taking place from 11 to 17 April 2023 in Shenzhen (CHN). Head Coach Alexander Bröms is using the February break to continue refining the details and his playing philosophy.

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"Five training sessions, two games – it is an exciting week for us," says the Swede, who is already in the Netherlands with his team. The two test games against the No. 18 team in the IIHF World Ranking are scheduled for Friday and Saturday. Austria are currently ranked 14, but Bröms does not consider his team favourites: "The Netherlands are a strong opponent. These two games will show us where we currently stand."

Following the team camp at the end of 2022 and the two test games against US college Gustavus Adolphus, this is only the second training week under the new coaching staff of Alexander Bröms and Petteri Hirvonen. The objectives are clearly defined, Alexander Bröms: "We are continuing to work on our playbook and taking a close look at which player can best fulfil which role. We are also already working on the finer details and training hard to get the most out of this week."

Every training session and every game serves as preparation for the World Championship Division IA, where Austria will face Denmark, Norway, Slovakia, the Netherlands and hosts China from 11 to 17 April 2023.

At the last World Championship in Angers, France, in April 2022, Austria narrowly beat the "Oranje" 2:1 after a penalty shootout. Charlotte Wittich gave Austria the lead just after the halfway point of the game and then scored the decisive penalty in the shootout. Based on last year's final standings, the Netherlands would have been relegated from World Championship Division IA to Group B, but they are once again competing in Group A due to Russia's exclusion.

February break team camp, Netherlands

8 to 12 February 2023, Heerenveen

Netherlands vs. Austria
Fri, 10 February 2023, 20:00, Heerenveen
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Netherlands vs. Austria
Sat, 11 February 2023, 17:00, Heerenveen
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AUT squad

#

Surname

First name

Pos.

Date of birth

L/R

Club

1

ADAMITSCH

Anja

GK

16.10.01

R

KEHV Lakers

25

LUGGIN

Selma

GK

05.10.02

L

Djurgardens IF /SWE

30

LUGGIN

Magdalena

GK

06.11.05

L

Okanagan Hockey Club Europe








14

BILLA

Anna Marlene

D

21.06.06

L

KEV Krems / KSV Neuberg Highlanders

12

FAZOKAS

Anika

D

06.04.97

R

Leksands IF / SWE

2

HASELSTEINER

Verena

D

25.07.04

L

KSV Neuberg Highlanders

19

HENGELMÜLLER

Karolina

D

13.05.04

L

Okanagan Hockey Club Europe

6

HINUM

Alina

D

15.01.03

L

Eishockey Akademie OÖ / KEHV Lakers

5

LEITNER

Hannah

D

11.05.06

L

Hockey-Club TIWAG Innsbruck - Die Haie

17

WITTICH

Charlotte

D

23.07.93

R

HV 71 /SWE








22

ARTNER

Lena Maria

F

14.06.05

L

Mad Dogs Mannheim / GER

13

GRASCHER

Tamara

F

13.06.94

L

HC Thurgau Ladies / SUI

18

HOBITSCH

Zoey Alexandra

F

03.08.06

L

Eishockeyclub EC iDM Wärmepumpen VSV

8

KILLIUS

Katharina

F

25.06.03

L

EAC Junior Capitals Flyers

20

KUTZER

Leonie

F

26.03.05

L

HC Thurgau Ladies / SUI

4

LINZBICHLER

Marja

F

28.05.04

L

Newark Ironbound Hockey / USA

11

LÜFTENEGGER

Laura

F

25.05.00

R

KSV Neuberg Highlanders

10

MEIXNER

Anna

F

16.06.94

L

Brynas IF / SWE

9

PESENDORFER

Jennifer

F

30.09.98

L

KSV Neuberg Highlanders

24

RAINER

Nina

F

28.05.03

R

KSV Neuberg Highlanders

21

SCHALL

Tamina

F

24.03.05

L

EC KAC / KEHV Lakers

15

SCHWARZER

Hanna

F

16.12.05

L

DEC Salzburg Eagles

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