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England Men Official Results Official Games 01/23/09 Switzerland CP Laussane) – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 0 3 Chamonix Cup In Chamonix, France 01/24/09 Bohemia – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 0 11 Chamonix Cup In Chamonix, France 01/25/09 Belgium – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 0 4 Chamonix Cup In Chamonix, France 01/25/09 France (CP Paris) – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 1 2 Chamonix Cup In Chamonix, France 03/26/09 Scotland – England 1 11 Friendship Game In London England 01/10/10 Belgium – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 1 1 European Championships In Les Avants, Switzerland 01/10/10 Germany – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 0 1 European Championships In Les Avants, Switzerland 01/11/10 Switzerland – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 1 5 European Championships In Les Avants, Switzerland 02/??/10 Scotland – England 6 1 Friendship Game In Crossmyloof, Scotland 03/18/10 France (CP Pairs) – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 5 0 F Lannoy Comte Cup In Brussels, Belgium 01/13/11 Belgium – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 0 13 Avants Tournament In Montreaux, Switzerland 01/13/11 Germany (Berliner SC) – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 5 4 Avants Tournament In Montreaux, Switzerland 01/14/11 Switzerland – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 1 8 Avants Tournament In Montreaux, Switzerland 01/17/11 Germany (Berliner SC) – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 9 2 Chamonix Cup, Chamonix, France 01/18/11 Belgium (Brussels IHC)– England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 8 1 Chamonix Cup, Chamonix, France 01/18/11 France (CP Pairs) – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 5 0 F Chamonix Cup, Chamonix, France 01/16/14 Belgium (Brussels IHC) – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 0 16 Avants Tournament In Montreaux, Switzerland 01/18/14 Switzerland (CP Laussane) – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 0 12 Avants Tournament In Montreaux, Switzerland 01/18/14 Germany (Berliner SC) – England (Prince's Ice Hockey Club) 1 5 Avants Tournament In Montreaux, Switzerland 03/13/29 Switzerland – England 3 8 Friendship Game In London England 03/20/29 Germany – England 5 1 Friendship Game In London England 02/07/30 Japan – England 1 7 Friendship Game In London England 02/12/30 Canada (Toronto Canadas) – England 11 1 Friendship Game In Brighton, England 04/02/30 France – England 5 0 Friendship Game In London England 04/03/30 France – England 2 4 Friendship Game In Brighton, England 04/04/30 France – England 2 2 Friendship Game In London England 11/13/30 Germany – England 3 2 Friendship Game In Brighton, England 11/16/30 Germany – England 1 1 Friendship Game In London England 03/04/31 Canada (University of Manitoba Grads) – England 7 0 Friendship Game In Brighton, England 03/07/31 Canada (University of Manitoba Grads) – England 7 1 Friendship Game In Streatham, England 03/11/31 Canada (University of Manitoba Grads) – England 2 1 Friendship Game In London, England 03/12/31 Canada (University of Manitoba Grads) – England 3 2 Friendship Game In London, England 03/18/31 France – England 5 4 Friendship Game In London, England 03/23/31 France – England 1 5 Friendship Game In Hammersmith, England 03/25/31 France – England 3 0 Friendship Game In Hove, England 10/12/31 Germany – England 4 5 Friendship Game In London, England 10/13/31 Germany – England 7 0 Friendship Game In London, England 11/10/31 France – England 2 0 Friendship Game In Pairs, France 11/12/31 France – England 1 2 Friendship Game In Pairs, France 11/14/31 France – England 4 1 Friendship Game In Liverpool, England 12/12/31 Scotland – England 0 2 Friendship Game In Birmingham, England 10/21/32 France – England 9 4 Friendship Game In London, England 10/23/32 France – England 3 2 Friendship Game In London, England 10/25/32 France – England 2 1 Friendship Game In London, England 11/06/32 Germany – England 4 2 Friendship Game In Birmingham, England 02/13/33 Canada (Toronto National Sea Fleas) – England 6 2 Friendship Game In London, England 02/15/33 Canada (Toronto National Sea Fleas) – England 9 0 Friendship Game In London, England 03/16/33 Canada (Toronto National Sea Fleas) – England 4 1 Friendship Game In Streatham, England 03/20/33 United States – England 5 0 Friendship Game In London, England 03/23/33 Canada (Toronto National Sea Fleas) – England 5 2 Friendship Game In London, England 03/29/33 United States – England 5 2 Friendship Game In London, England 04/14/33 Scotland – England 0 4 Friendship Game In Oxford, England 04/15/33 United States – England 4 2 Friendship Game In London, England 10/11/33 Austria – England 0 1 Friendship Game In London, England 11/20/33 France – England 2 1 Friendship Game In Hammersmith, England 11/22/33 France – England 1 0 Friendship Game In Streatham, England 02/25/35 Canada (Winnipeg Monarchs) – England 1 2 Friendship Game In London, England 03/08/35 Canada (Winnipeg Monarchs) – England 7 3 Friendship Game In London, England 03/09/35 Canada (Winnipeg Monarchs) – England 6 2 Friendship Game In London, England 03/12/35 Canada (Winnipeg Monarchs) – England 0 1 Friendship Game In London, England 03/15/35 Canada (Winnipeg Monarchs) – England 7 2 Friendship Game In Wembley, England 03/16/35 Scotland – England 3 6 Friendship Game In Wembley, England 03/16/36 Scotland – England 1 1 Friendship Game In Crossmyloof, Scotland 04/24/46 Scotland – England 3 5 Friendship Game In London England 04/10/47 Switzerland – England 9 6 Friendship Game In London, England 04/12/47 Switzerland – England 8 7 Friendship Game In London, England 04/17/47 Switzerland – England 6 8 Friendship Game In London, England 12/08/47 Scotland – England 2 4 Friendship Game In Falkirk, Scotland 12/09/47 Scotland – England 2 9 Friendship Game In Kircaldy, Scotland 12/29/48 Canada (Sudbury Wolves) – England 3 7 Friendship Game In London, England 02/10/50 Scotland – England 12 1 Friendship Game In Falkirk, Scotland 02/11/50 Scotland – England 6 1 Friendship Game In Paisley, Scotland 01/25/52 Canada (Edmonton Mercurys) – England 14 0 Jean Potin Cup In Pairs, France 03/20/52 Canada (Edmonton Mercurys) – England 4 6 Churchill Cup In London, England Page 1 Official Games 03/24/52 United States – England 2 11 Churchill Cup In London, England 01/30/53 Scotland – England 2 1 Friendship Game In Crossmyloof, Scotland 01/31/53 Scotland – England 6 2 Friendship Game In Ayr, Scotland 02/04/55 United States – England 8 2 Friendship Game In Southampton, England 01/13/60 Scotland – England 3 4 Friendship Game In Southampton, England 02/13/60 Scotland – England 1 10 Friendship Game In Durham, England 02/14/60 Scotland – England 4 0 Friendship Game In Whitley Bay, England 02/04/61 Scotland – England 7 3 Friendship Game In Southampton, England 02/05/61 Scotland – England 3 3 Friendship Game In Brighton, England 02/11/61 Scotland – England 7 1 Friendship Game In Durham, England 02/12/61 Scotland – England 6 2 Friendship Game In Whitley Bay, England 01/13/62 Scotland – England 8 4 Friendship Game In Altrincham, England 01/20/62 Scotland – England 8 6 Friendship Game In Southampton, England 01/21/62 Scotland – England 3 7 Friendship Game In Brighton, England 02/15/69 Scotland – England 11 5 Friendship Game In Whitley Bay, England 02/16/69 Scotland – England 7 3 Friendship Game In Paisley, Scotland 05/17/70 Scotland – England 5 7 Friendship Game In Durham, England 10/06/70 Scotland – England 7 4 Friendship Game In Dundee, Scotland 11/21/71 Scotland – England 4 6 Friendship Game In Durham, England 01/28/73 Scotland – England 7 4 Friendship Game In Dundee, Scotland 02/03/73 Scotland – England 5 5 Friendship Game In Billingham, England 11/15/74 Scotland – England 3 5 Friendship Game In Kircaldy, Scotland 11/16/74 Scotland – England 3 10 Friendship Game In Kircaldy, Scotland 11/17/74 Scotland – England 6 9 Friendship Game In Durham, England 11/23/75 Scotland – England 8 6 Friendship Game In Whitley Bay, England 12/04/76 Scotland – England 6 8 Friendship Game In Kircaldy, Scotland 12/12/76 Scotland – England 7 5 Friendship Game In Durham, England 12/17/77 Scotland – England 15 4 Friendship Game In Kircaldy, Scotland 01/28/78 Scotland – England 6 8 Friendship Game In Billingham, England 10/13/78 Scotland – England 6 5 England Tournament In Durham, England 10/14/78 Spain – England 9 5 England Tournament In Billingham, England 09/28/79 Belgium – England 2 15 The Scotland Tournament In Kircaldy, Scotland 09/29/79 Spain – England 5 5 The Scotland Tournament In Kircaldy, Scotland 09/30/79 Scotland – England 6 2 The Scotland Tournament In Kircaldy, Scotland 02/02/80 Scotland – England 8 1 Friendship Game In Kircaldy, Scotland 02/23/80 Scotland – England 6 5 Friendship Game In Billingham, England 04/19/80 Scotland – England 14 1 Friendship Game In Dundee, Scotland 04/20/80 Scotland – England 4 6 Friendship Game In Dundee, Scotland 05/03/80 Scotland – England 13 2 Friendship Game In Dundee, Scotland 12/28/80 Scotland – England 7 6 Friendship Game In Durham, England 05/02/81 Scotland – England 12 3 Friendship Game In Dundee, Scotland 02/27/83 Scotland – England 3 9 Friendship Game In Durham, England 05/13/84 Scotland – England 7 4 Friendship Game In Dundee, Scotland 12/28/91 Scotland – England 6 7 Friendship Game In Murrayfield, England 10/17/92 Scotland – England 5 4 Friendship Game In Sheffield, England 01/29/94 Scotland – England 5 6 Friendship Game In Edinburgh, Scotland Page 2 Official Games Page 3 Official Games Page 4 Head To Head OFFICIAL GAMES Teams GP W L T GF GA Home Away Neutral Austria 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 Belgium 6 4 1 1 50 11 0 0 6 Bohemia 1 1 0 0 11 0 0 0 1 Canada 17 4 13 0 33 96 16 0 1 France 17 4 12 1 28 53 12 4 1 Germany 10 3 6 1 23 40 6 0 4 Japan 1 1 0 0 7 1 1 0 0 Scotland 52 21 28 3 238 298 25 27 0 Spain 2 0 1 1 10 14 1 0 1 Switzerland 8 6 2 0 57 28 4 3 1 United States 5 1 4 0 17 24 5 0 0 Total 120 46 67 7 475 565 71 34 15 Page 5.
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