The Sydney Heat are in the East Coast Super League. The team is based in Sydney, Australia.[1]

Sydney Heat
CitySydney, Australia
LeagueEast Coast Super League
Founded2002
Operated2002–present
Home arenaPenrith Ice Palace
Owner(s)New South Wales Ice Hockey Association
General managerAustralia Paul Kelly
Australia John Lavery
Head coachSteven Adams
Australia Scott Stephenson
Championships
Regular season titles0
ECSL Championships1 (2012–13)

History

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The Sydney Heat were founded in September 2002 following the announcement by Ice Hockey Australia of the formation of the Australian Junior Ice Hockey League. The team is controlled by the New South Wales Ice Hockey Association. On 14 October 2012 it was announced that Sydney Bears player Steven Adams and Paul Kelly had signed on as coaches for the 2012–13 AJIHL season.

Season by season results

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Season GP W OTW OTL L GF GA PTS Finish Playoff
2012–13 14 4 0 2 8 34 52 −18 4th Won semi-final vs. Sydney Lightning, 7–2
Won finals series vs. Melbourne Red Wings, 2–1

Roster

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For the 2012–13 AJIHL season

# Nat Name Pos Date of Birth Acquired Birthplace
19   Saxon Air F 25 March 1995 2012 Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia
17   Spencer Austin D 5 March 1992 2012 Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
18   Nolan Barlow F 16 September 1994 2012
6   Adrian Braun F 3 June 1994 2012
20   Dylan Burgess G 8 March 1994 2012
1   Jake Burgess G 26 June 1994 2012
13   Scott Clemie F 16 December 1994 2012 Scunthorpe, England, United Kingdom
9   Sam Cook D 26 July 1993 2012 Sydney, Australia
12   Dexter Crowe F 3 June 1996 2012 Sydney, Australia
25   Jonathan Hughes G 7 June 1995 2012
5   Chris Johnson F 2012
11   James Keating F 2 March 1992 2012
16   Tyler Kubara F 28 November 1994 2012 Wombarra, New South Wales, Australia
15   Samuel Lammert F 26 July 1994 2012 Gosford, New South Wales, Australia
3   Ilman Lee D 3 March 1994 2012
7   Riley Major D 9 January 1996 2012
2   Kieran Poole F 20 February 1996 2012
8   Cameron Rose D 28 January 1994 2012
10   Jayden Ryan F 21 October 1992 2012

References

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  1. ^ "Sydney Heat".