Eastern
Stars is an EIHA registered recreational ice hockey club
based at Lea Valley Ice Centre,
East London, UK.
Our
multinational squad run by a professional Russian coach
plays a distinctive European influence hockey .
First
game Eastern Stars played on 12th of April, 2000 at Alexandra
Palace Ice Rink.
Eastern
Stars at UK Rec Championships
2001,
Telford - Bronze Medal
2002,
Solihull - Bronze Medal
2004,
Sheffield - Silver Medal
2005,
Sheffield - Gold Medal
2009,
Sheffield - Silver Medal
2010,
Sheffield - Plate
We play every Tuesday @ 21.30 at Lea
Valley Ice Centre.
Experienced
players over 18 years old are welcome.
Annual
club membership fee for the season 2010/11 is £500
(2 x £250 half season payments).
EIHA
one year player's licence/insurance fee is £45 (£29
secondary registration).
If
you are interested in joining us please contact one of the
club executives.
Open
session every Thursday @ 22.30 at Lee
Valley Ice Centre
Various
hockey drills, no scrimmage.
Professional
UK certified Russian hockey coach teaching hockey skills
to players of all abilities.
Hockey
skating, stick handling, tactics, off ice warm up and exercises,
individual recommendations.
Skilled
players will improve, beginners will learn the basics of
hockey.
LESSONS
ARE OPENED FOR PLAYERS FROM ALL TEAMS.
Admission
£15 per lesson.
For
more information please
contact us
London
Cup 2009/10
Eastern
Stars IHC along with another 3 top London clubs and Slough
Tornados play in the recreational league called the London
Cup. This annual tournament was established in 2006.
Full details and standings are here.
Pavel
Skazko is the Eastern Stars' top scorer with 12 points (9
goals+3 assists).
Eastern
Stars' 10-th Anniversary celebration
Our
existing and former club members, our wives, friends and
fans celebrated the jubilee on Saturday, April,10th 2010
in Rodizio Rico restaurant at The O2 Arena.
All
time Old Boyz squad demonstrated their
ultimate hockey skills to the Team Rookies
winning 8:4 the jubilee match on Tuesday, April, 13th at
Lee Valley Ice Centre.
