Bill Hardy

The Sheffield Steelkings-B, known as the Stings, will finish their regular season with consecutive games against the Cardiff Huskies at home on August 15 and the Peterborough Phantoms away on August 16. One point would secure a playoff berth, while two victories could lift the team to second place. The Stings are seeking to avenge an earlier defeat by Cardiff and previously beat Peterborough 8–1.

Sheffield Steelkings-A completed an unbeaten 2026 regular-season campaign by defeating the Peterborough Phantoms 11-0. Max Phillips-Brant and Ben O'Brien scored in the first period, captain Bill Hardy and four teammates added goals in the second, and Rachel Paget, Russ Clarke, John Plummer and Matt Clarkson extended the lead in the third. The Steelkings will carry their unbeaten form into the September playoffs as they seek to retain their title.

Sheffield Steelkings-A will host the Peterborough Phantoms at iceSheffield in their final 2026 British Para Ice Hockey League regular-season game. Having already secured a second consecutive league title without losing, the Steelkings will aim to complete an unbeaten campaign, while the bottom-placed Phantoms need a victory to maintain their hopes of reaching the playoffs. Sheffield won the teams’ previous meeting 7–0.

Sheffield’s two para ice hockey teams will play away fixtures on 18 and 19 July 2026. The Steelkings-B travel to face the unbeaten Cardiff Huskies as they aim for a second league win and work toward a playoff spot. The Steelkings-A visit Peterborough to take on the winless Phantoms in a top-versus-bottom matchup that could move the Kings closer to retaining their league title.

Sheffield’s two British Para Ice Hockey League teams, the Steelkings-A and Steelkings-B, meet on 10 July 2026, with the Kings aiming to extend their lead at the top of the standings and the Stings seeking to climb into third place. The match takes place at IceSheffield at 18:14.

The Sheffield Steelkings-B team prepares to face the Manchester Mayhem in a British Para Ice Hockey League match at IceSheffield, their first game since a May victory over the Peterborough Phantoms. Manchester looks to rebound from a heavy defeat to the Steelkings’ A-team, while a win for the Stings would elevate them to second place in the league standings.