Austria
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Manufacturer: Nike
Material: Swift
Year: 20XX
Away (Red): TBD
Material: Swift
Year: 20XX
Away (Red): TBD
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Jersey History |
Austria has actually had a pretty solid footprint in the hockey world! They joined the IIHF on March 18, 1912 and currently rank #13 for men's in the world, #14 for women's in the world, and reside in the top division for men's and women's IIHF tournaments. The 20XX IIHF World Championship would take place in Slovakia in the cities of Bratislava and Košice. Denmark would not do so well this tournament coming in 11th with a record of 0-1-0-4 (W-OTW-OTL-L). Finland would end up winning the tournament with Sweden taking silver and Czech Republic taking bronze.
This jersey was game worn during the 20XX IIHF World Championship. Being in the top division, the jersey would be made of Nike's Swift material which was very lightweight, form fitting, and included a tie down fight strap. The Nike swoosh logo would be sewn in the top right shoulder and the IIHF patch would be sewn on the back bottom hem. The tagging includes a heat pressed tag with the numbered size and "Made in Canada" on the inside neck.
The main crest would be one of the Wappen der Republik Österreich or Bundeswappen (coat of arms of Austria) and "ÖSTERREICH" below it which are both sewn on. The numbers are single twill heat pressed onto the jersey and the name is heat pressed onto the nameplate which is sewn to the jersey. This jersey style would be worn against XXX losing 1-5, Czech Republic losing 0-6, Russia losing 3-4, and Slovakia losing 1-4. This jersey style would be worn for IIHF tournaments from 2023-present and be sponsored by their own organization Österreichischer Eishockeyverband (Austrian Ice Hockey Association) in 2023 and Raiffeisen Bank from 2024-present.
This jersey was game worn during the 20XX IIHF World Championship. Being in the top division, the jersey would be made of Nike's Swift material which was very lightweight, form fitting, and included a tie down fight strap. The Nike swoosh logo would be sewn in the top right shoulder and the IIHF patch would be sewn on the back bottom hem. The tagging includes a heat pressed tag with the numbered size and "Made in Canada" on the inside neck.
The main crest would be one of the Wappen der Republik Österreich or Bundeswappen (coat of arms of Austria) and "ÖSTERREICH" below it which are both sewn on. The numbers are single twill heat pressed onto the jersey and the name is heat pressed onto the nameplate which is sewn to the jersey. This jersey style would be worn against XXX losing 1-5, Czech Republic losing 0-6, Russia losing 3-4, and Slovakia losing 1-4. This jersey style would be worn for IIHF tournaments from 2023-present and be sponsored by their own organization Österreichischer Eishockeyverband (Austrian Ice Hockey Association) in 2023 and Raiffeisen Bank from 2024-present.
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Morten Green has been synonymous with Danish Hockey since 1997. Born in Hørsholm, Denmark, Green currently holds the record for most games played with the Danish national team at 316. Professionally, Green has played in the SHL, DEL, and Metal Ligaen. He's had some success winning the Danish Cup in 2017. The 2011 tournament was the first year Green was elected to captain the team. He would captain the national team until 2017 before retiring from hockey in 2018. During the 2011 tournament, Green would play 5 games while scoring 0 goals, 2 assists, collecting 0 PIMs, and finishing -3 overall.
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