Melbourne Ice

Melbourne Ice
City	Docklands, Victoria
League	Australian Ice Hockey League
Founded	2000
Home arena	Medibank Icehouse
Championships
Conference Championships	1 (2012)

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The Melbourne Ice are a semi-professional ice hockey team in the Australian Ice Hockey League. The team plays its home games at the Medibank Icehouse in Melbourne, which was completed in 2010. It formerly played at the Olympic Ice Skating Centre (OISC) in Oakleigh South, a suburb of Monash which in turn is part of the Melbourne metropolitan area. They won their first premiership in 2010. The Ice are sponsored by Medibank.

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The Melbourne Ice was established in 2000 by Mark Weber after the initial three AIHL teams asked Weber to start a team in Melbourne. The Ice spent two years playing exhibition matche] and researching prospects at the Olympic Ice Skating Centre in Oakleigh South, Victoria. Weber was named foundation chairman and president when the Ice were accepted into the AIHL in April 2002. The Ice joined the Australian Ice Hockey League as part of a three-team expansion of the league, along with Newcastle North Stars and Western Sydney Ice Dogs.

Season-by-season results

Melbourne Ice all-time record
Season	Regular season											Finals									Top points scorer
	P	W	T	L	OW	OL	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Finish	P	W	L	GF	GA	Result	Semi Final	Preliminary Final	Goodall Cup Final	Name	Points
2002	16	2	–	14	–	–	30	54	−24	4	6th	–									Information not available
20031	19	4	1	14	–	–	46	92	−46	9	5th	–									Information not available
2004	26	5	1	18	2	–	53	71	−18	20	5th	–									Thomas Powell	21
2005	26	9	–	13	2	2	100	96	+4	33	6th	–									Lliam Webster	36
2006	28	21	–	5	–	2	109	72	+37	65	1st	1	–	1	1	6	Semi-finalist	Lost 1–6 (North Stars)	–	–	Lliam Webster	34
2007	28	14	–	7	4	3	111	84	+27	53	2nd	1	–	1	3	6	Semi-finalist	Lost 3–6 (North Stars)	–	–	Thomas Powell	34
2008	28	17	–	10	1	–	124	91	+33	54	3rd	1	–	1	1	2	Semi-finalist	Lost 1–2 (OT) (Ice Dogs)	–	–	Ryan Tremblay	51
2009	24	15	–	6	–	3	113	77	+36	48	2nd	1	–	1	1	6	Semi-finalist	Lost 1–6 (Adrenaline)	–	–	Matthew Watkins	54
2010	24	15	–	3	1	5	122	65	+57	52	2nd	2	2	–	8	5	Champions	Won 2–1 (Bears)	–	Won 6–4 (Adrenaline)	Jason Baclig	44
2011	28	18	–	2	3	5	146	93	+53	65	1st	2	2	–	11	5	Champions	Won 8–3 (Adrenaline)	–	Won 3–2 (North Stars)	Jason Baclig	68
2012	24	15	–	6	3	–	109	68	+41	51	1st, Easton	2	2	–	10	5	Champions	Won 6–2 (Ice Dogs)	–	Won 4–3 (North Stars)	Matt Armstrong	51
2013	28	16	–	8	1	3	147	93	+54	53	4th	1	–	1	2	4	Semi-finalist	Lost 2–4 (Ice Dogs)	–	–	Jason Baclig	62
2014	28	14	–	8	3	3	104	88	+16	51	2nd	2	1	1	7	7	Runner-up	Won 6–1 (Brave)	–	Lost 1–6 (Mustangs)	Matt Armstrong	43
2015	28	15	–	7	5	1	121	83	+38	56	2nd	2	1	1	3	3	Runner-up	Won 1–0 (Thunder)	–	Lost 2–3 (OT) (North Stars)	Thomas Powell	52
2016	28	19	–	3	3	3	127	71	+56	66	1st	1	–	1	3	4	Semi-finalist	Lost 3–4 (OT) (Brave)	–	–	Jason Baclig	48
2017	28	22	–	3	2	1	132	75	+57	71	1st	2	2	–	8	3	Champions	Won 4–2 (Mustangs)	–	Won 4–1 (Brave)	Joseph Hughes	43
2018	28	7	–	15	2	4	87	114	−27	29	7th	–									Dillon Lawrence	33
2019	28	6	–	19	–	3	90	140	−50	24	7th	–									Thomas Powell	28
2020	2020 and 2021 AIHL seasons were cancelled and not contested
2021
2022	20	3	–	15	2	–	54	116	−62	13	5th	–									Josh Walt	17
2023	1	1	–	–	–	–	8	4	+4	3	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
Totals	488	238	2	176	34	38	1933	1647	+286			18	10	8	58	56

¹ 2003 AIHL season statistics are incomplete. No one source has all the information and the AIHL has not published official statistics on www.theaihl.com.

Champions

Runners-up

Third place

Championships

• Goodall Cup

1 ! Champions (4): 2010, 2011, 2012, 2017

1 ! Runners-Up (2): 2014, 2015

• H Newman Reid Trophy (2008–Current)

1 ! Premiers (3): 2011, 2016, 2017

1 ! Runners-Up (4): 2009, 2010, 2014, 2015

• V.I.P. Cup (2004–07)

1 ! Premiers (1): 2006

1 ! Runners-Up (1): 2007

• Easton Conference

1 ! Winners (1): 2012

• Trans-Tasman Champions League

1 ! Winners (1): 2012

External links

• Melbourne Ice website
• Australian Ice Hockey League website

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