Results of the training tournament in Slovakia

☑️ Our team played three games in three days in front of some valuable opponents, resulting in two defeats and one victory (but with a very good game of our team in all three games). It was a very good test for the new season.

☑️Results: Slovakia U20 – Corona Brașov: 6-5 (1-1 / 1-1 / 4-3);
HC Detva – Corona Brașov: 2-0 (1-0 / 0-0 / 1-0);
Corona Brasov – HK 32 Liptovsky Mikulas: 3-2 (SO) (0-2 / 0-0 / 2-0 / 1-0);

☑️ Our team’s scorers for this tournament:

– Zsombor Molnar, 3 goals; – Peter Balazs, 2 goals; – Cody Fowlie, 1 goal; – Pavlo Borysenko, 1 goal; – Daniel Trancă, 1 goal (decisive goal scorer at SO in the last game).

Wacey Rabbit and Nelson Armstrong started the ice practice today

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In addition to the two Canadians who trained under Julius Penzes last week (Chase Harrison and Cody Fowlie), starting today, the other two Canadians who signed contracts with our team are on the ice: striker Wacey Rabbit (32 years) and quarterback Nelson Armstrong (25 years).

  During tomorrow the team will travel to Detva (Slovakia), for the three games of the training tournament that will be held between August 15-17.

☑️ We remind you that the “wolves” will play on August 15 against Slovakia U20, on August 16 against HK Detva and on August 17 against HK 32 Liptovsky Mikulas.

The first transfers are on the ice

Two of the Canadians who signed contracts with our team, quarterback Chase Harrison (22 years old) and striker Cody Fowlie (26 years old) have already arrived in Brasov and are training on the ice of the Olympic Rink with the rest of the team.

Coach Julius Penzes will be training in a few days and the third Canadian, striker Wacey Rabbit (32 years old).

In the next period he will also arrive the latest transfer of the team, the defender Nelson Armstrong (25 years) and our team is going to sign contracts with two other players to finalize the group of players on which will be based on Julius Penzes for next season.

Nelson Armstrong joins the pack

Today we present a new defender who will join our team for the 2019/2020 season, Canadian Nelson Armstrong (25 years).
Nelson Armstrong was born in Peterborough, Ontario, 185 inches tall and 93 pounds.


☑️He started hockey in the hometown of the Peterborough Petes team, and spent two seasons in the NCAA American University Championship, on the Saint Lawrence University team.

☑️After returning to his hometown (where he played in the OHL for Peterborough Petes), he returned to college, evolving from 2014-2017 for the University of Prince Edward Island team into the USports Canadian University Championship.
Nelson Armstrong graduated from the university with a degree in economics.

In the second part of the 2016/2017 season he decided to step into professional hockey, signing with the Florida Everblades (ECHL).
In the 2016/2017 season, for the Florida team he played 14 games and scored 4 points.

A new season followed for the Florida Everblades, being used in 39 matches in the regular season (scoring 16 points – 4 goals and 12 assists) and in two play-off games

☑️Last season evolved for the Milton Keynes Lightning team in the Professional Championship of Great Britain (EIHL).
For Milton Keynes Lightning he was the best scorer of the team’s defenders, managing to score 11 goals and giving 24 decisive passes (totaling 35 points).
Also in the UK, he attended postgraduate courses in business administration at Buckingham University.

Erik Roy and Everett Clark will no longer be part of the team for the new season, due to personal reasons that make it impossible for them to travel to Europe. Thus, due to the fact that the summer period helps to perfect the contracts of the foreigners, an amicable agreement was reached with both players by which they became free from the signed contract.