JANUARY
Finland v Latvia: Women (Tampere & Riihimäki, Finland)
19th January in Tampere
20th January in Riihimäki
8th European Cup: Men & Women (Gothenburg, Sweden)
4th – 7th January
FEBRUARY
Finland v Sweden: Men (Helsinki, Finland & Botkyrka, Sweden)
9th February at Helsinki Ice Hockey Hall
10th February at Botkyrkahallen
10.02: Germany-Finland (W) 0-19
11.02: Germany-Finland (W) 0-9
09.02: Latvia-Norway (W) 2-8 (3-Nation, Latvia)
10.02: Norway-Switzerland (W) 2-3 (3-Nation, Latvia)
11.02: Switzerland-Latvia (W) 5-1 (3-Nation, Latvia)
09.02: Norway-Switzerland (M) 4-5 (3-Nation, Denmark)
10.02: Denmark-Norway (M) 1-4 (3-Nation, Denmark)
10.02: Denmark-Norway (M) 1-4 (3-Nation, Denmark)
10.02: Belgium-Poland (M) 2-11 (6-Nation, Belgium)
10.02: Great Britain-Switzerland U19 (M) 0-7 (6-Nation, Belgium)
10.02: Belgium-Austria (M) 1-11 (6-Nation, Belgium)
10.02: Switzerland U19-Slovenia (M) 12-0 (6-Nation, Belgium)
10.02: Poland-Austria (M) 3-5 (6-Nation, Belgium)
11.02: Slovenia-Great Britain (M) 2-1 (6-Nation, Belgium)
11.02: Switzerland U19-Poland (M) 5-0 (Semifinal 6-Nation, Belgium)
11.02: Austria-Slovenia (M) 4-2 (Semifinal 6-Nation, Belgium)
11.02: Belgium-Great Britain (M) 3-9 (5th place 6-Nation, Belgium)
11.02: Switzerland U19-Austria (M) 6-1 (Final 6-Nation, Belgium)
MARCH
Sweden v Norway: Women (Mora, Sweden)
9th – 10th March at Ryssahallen
10.03: Hungary-Austria (W) 2-4
11.03: Hungary-Austria (W) 2-4
APRIL
Sweden v Czech Republic: Women (Mölndal, Sweden)
28th April at Aktiviteten
27.04: Finland-Norway (M) 7-1 (4-Nation, Sweden)
27.04: Switzerland-Sweden (M) 1-4 (4-Nation, Sweden)
28.04: Finland-Switzerland (M) 9-1 (4-Nation, Sweden)
28.04: Norway-Sweden (M) 1-5 (4-Nation, Sweden)
29.04: Switzerland-Norway (M) 6-2 (4-Nation, Sweden)
29.04: Sweden-Finland (M) 8-2 (4-Nation, Sweden)
27.04: Switzerland (MU21)-Germany (M) 9-1
28.04: Switzerland (MU21)-Germany (M) 4-0
29.04: Denmark-Czech Republic (W) 0-6 (Mölndal, Sweden)
MAY
3rd Women’s World Championships (Riga, Latvia)
20th – 27th May at Sports Hall Konto
Teams: A-division – Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland
B-division – Australia, Denmark, Great Britain, Hungary, Japan, Poland, Russia, Singapore
05.05: Austria-Switzerland (W) 1-16
06.05: Austria-Switzerland (W) 0-11
AUGUST
9th European Cup Qualifications: Men (Prague, Czech Republic)
8th – 10th August
SEPTEMBER
Finland-Sweden Challenge: Men, Women, MU19, WU19 (Tampere, Finland)
15th – 16th September at Tampere Areena
29.09: Austria-Slovenia (M) 5-2
30.09: Austria-Slovenia (M) 5-4
OCTOBER
24.10: Singapore-Australia (W) 2-1
24.10: Singapore-Australia (M) 0-3
25.10: Singapore-Australia (M) 0-1
26.10: Singapore-Australia (M) 2-3
27.10: Singapore-Australia (M) 3-7
27.10: Singapore-Australia (W) 4-3
NOVEMBER
1st Men’s U19 World Championships (Germany)
6th – 11th November in Weissenfels, Merseburg, Hohenmölsen, Naumburg, Prittiz, Halle, Markranstädt & Dessau
Teams: Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Norway, Poland, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland
Founders Cup: Men (Uppsala, Sweden)
9th – 11th November
Teams: Finland, Sweden, Switzerland
Czech Republic v Austria: Men (Zlin, Czech Republic)
24th – 25th November at Novesta Hall
Red text = Match records missing
M=Men, W=Women, MU19=Men U19, WU19=Women U19
