Ice Hockey

They went in search of history, but they were left suffering heartbreak.

Peterborough Phantoms are one game away from a historic quadruple.

Local ice hockey player Kim Lane has helped Great Britain Women to silver-medal success.

Modest hero Martins Susters insisted the credit for another trophy triumph went to the entire Phantoms team.

Few sportsmen will be lucky enough to win three trophies in their careers let alone in one season.

Matt Godden could replace £600k striker Ivan Toney in the Peterborough United starting line-up for the crucial League One game at Blackpool on Saturday (April 13).

Head coach Slava Koulikov hailed the ‘amazing’ exploits of Peterborough Phantoms after they completed an honours treble last night (April 7).

Another wonderful chapter has been written in the Peterborough Phantoms sporting fairytale.

Peterborough Phantoms have one hand on a third trophy in a tremendous season after taking command of the NIHL Division South play-off final last night (April 6).

Head coach Slava Koulikov insists his Peterborough Phantoms trophy heroes are hungry for more glory.

Scott Robson knows all about play-offs glory.

Phantoms forward Glenn Billing has been included in the NIHL Division One South all-star team.

The double-winners are now just two games away from being treble heroes – with a possible quadruple tilt thrown in for good measure!

It’s advantage Peterborough Phantoms at the halfway point in the NIHL Division One South semi-final play-offs.

Phantoms head coach Slava Koulikov reckons his double-winners are also the top entertainers in NIHL Division One South.

Martins Susters started the NIHL Division One South season in a team who only won four matches in the whole campaign – he could end it as part of a club with four trophies.

Peterborough Phantoms could hardly have started their challenge for NIHL Division One South play-offs glory any more impressively.

Peterborough Phantoms took command of their NIHL Division One South play-offs quarter-final last night (March 23).

Peterborough Phantoms captain James Ferrara spoke of his joy at lifting another trophy - then insisted the club’s work is far from over this season.