TDC Northern Stars
Newcastle TDC Northern Stars (Ice Hockey) | |
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City | Newcastle, United Kingdom |
League | ENIHL |
Founded | 2010 |
Operated | 2010-2011 |
Colours | Blue, Gold, White |
Head coach | Ivor Bennett & Stephen Foster |
Website | northernstarshockey.co.uk |
Newcastle TDC Northern Stars were a semi-professional ice hockey team, previously known as the Newcastle ENL Vipers. The Vipers were founded in 2005 and played out of Metro Radio Arena which had a capacity of 5,500. They eventually changed names from the Vipers to the Northern Stars. In 2010 the team moved to Whitley Bay Arena which had a capacity of 3,200. The team was sponsored by TDC Waste Management and competed in the English National Hockey League North 1 Division and the NIHL.
Prior to the 2011/12 season the Northern Stars merged with Billingham Bombers to form the Billingham Stars which also compete in the ENL.
2010 Team Roster
Head Coach: Ivor Bennett & Stephen Foster
Goaltenders
- #01 Mark Watson
- #41 Mark Thurman
Skaters
- #02 Stuart Gibbon
- #04 James Udell
- #05 James Moss
- #07 James Mcabe
- #09 Callum Pattison
- #10 Richard Emmerson
- #11 Martyn Davies
- #12 Alex Lawson
- #18 Ben Davison
- #21 Liam Telfer
- #22 Karl Nelson
- #24 Jamie Patterson
- #26 Simon Hehir
- #31 Ross Hanlon
- #32 Michael Elder
- #36 Callum Davies
- #42 Jimmy Moutrey
- #44 Anthony Price
- #89 Graham Robson
2009 Team Roster
Head Coach: Pete Winn
Regular Season: 24-20-2-2
Goaltenders
- G Richard Lawson
- G Calvin Khass
- G Mark Thurman
Defencemen
- D Jean-Christophe Andre
- D Martyn Davies
- D Karl Nelson
- D Shane Hewitt
- D Marcus Hinkley
- D Kevin Corcoran
- D Richard Emmerson
- D Simon Hehir
- D/F Mike Hall
Forwards
- F Alex Lawson
- F Scott Cooper
- F Callum Davies
- F Nathan Salem
- F Michael Elder
- F James McCabe
- F Matas Belevicius
- F Fredrik Nyman
- F Peter Zajac
- F Stuart Gibbon
- F Anthony Price
- F Graham Robson
- F Nathan Salem
- F Paul Shanks
- F Andrew Thornton
References
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- English Ice Hockey Association
- Ice Hockey UK
- Northern Ireland Ice Hockey Association
- Scottish Ice Hockey
- Belfast Giants
- Cardiff Devils
- Coventry Blaze
- Dundee Stars
- Fife Flyers
- Glasgow Clan
- Guildford Flames
- Manchester Storm
- Nottingham Panthers
- Sheffield Steelers
National League | |
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North Division 1 | |
South Division 1 | |
North Division 2 | |
South Division 2 |
WNIHL Elite |
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WNIHL Premier |
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Division 1 North |
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Division 1 South |
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- Birmingham Lions
- Bradford Sabres
- Bristol Lions
- Caledonia Steel Queens
- Cambridge University Blues
- Cardiff Redhawks
- Coventry and Warwick Panthers
- Edinburgh Eagles
- Huddersfield Ice Hawks
- Hull Ice Hogs
- Imperial Devils
- Kent Knights
- Leeds Gryphons
- London Dragons
- Manchester Metros
- Newcastle Wildcats
- Northumbria Kings
- Nottingham Mavericks
- Oxford University Ice Hockey Club
- Sheffield Bears
- Southampton Spitfires
- St Andrews Typhoons
- UCL Yetis
- UEA Avalanche
- League Championship
- British Championship
- Challenge Cup
- Knockout Cup
- Varsity Match
- Alan Weeks Trophy
- Best British Forward
- British Netminder of the Year
- Coach of the Year Trophy
- Ice Hockey Annual Trophy
- Player of the Year Trophy
- Vic Batchelder Memorial Award
and competitions
- British Ice Hockey Association
- Ahearne Cup
- Autumn Cup
- British Hockey League
- British National League (1954–60)
- British National League (1996–2005)
- English League
- English League North
- English National League
- English National League (1981–82)
- English Premier League
- Ice Hockey Superleague
- Inter-City League
- Northern League
- Northern League
- Scottish National League
- Scottish Premier Hockey League
- Southern League
- Aldershot Bullets
- Ayr Bruins
- Ayr Scottish Eagles
- Blackburn Eagles
- Blackpool Seagulls
- Brighton Tigers
- Cardiff Rage
- Castlereagh Knights
- Dumfries Vikings
- Dunfermline Vikings
- Dundee Rockets
- Durham City Wasps
- Durham Wasps
- Earls Court Rangers
- Edinburgh Capitals (SNL)
- Flintshire Freeze
- Fylde Flyers
- Harringay Greyhounds
- Harringay Racers
- Hull Pirates
- Hull Stingrays
- Hull Thunder
- Humberside Seahawks
- Isle of Wight Wildcats
- Kilmarnock Storm
- Lancashire Raptors
- Liverpool Leopards
- London Canadians
- London Lions
- London Knights
- London Racers
- Manchester Minotaurs
- Manchester Phoenix
- Manchester Storm (1995–2002)
- Medway Bears
- Milton Keynes Kings
- Moray Tornadoes
- Murrayfield Racers
- Murrayfield Racers (2018–2022)
- Newcastle Jesters
- Newcastle Vipers
- Niagara Ice Hockey Club
- Oxford Blades
- Peterborough Pirates
- Princes Ice Hockey Club
- Richmond Flyers
- Sheffield Lancers
- Sheffield Scimitars
- Sheffield Spartans
- Slough Jets ENL
- Southampton Vikings
- Stevenage Oilers
- Stevenage Sharks
- Stevenage Strikers
- Sunderland Chiefs
- Swindon TopCats B
- TDC Northern Stars
- Telford Tigers ENL
- Telford Titans
- Wembley Lions
- Wembley Monarchs
- Wightlink Buccaneers
- Wightlink Raiders
- Wightlink Tigers
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