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Horne in GB squad for world championships



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Published Date: 01 April 2008
EDINBURGH Capitals' Kyle Horne is one of three Scots listed in Great Britain's 22-strong ice hockey squad for the World Championships in Austria.
Horne is joined by former Fife Flyers and Dundee Texol Stars hot-stop Stephen Murphy.

The Glasgow-born goal-tender now plays in Norway and hit-man Colin Shields from Giffnock, who now plays in Newcastle, is also listed.

Former Scottish Eagles and Fife Flyers forward Jonathan Weaver is named in defence.

The team will have a pre- tournament training camp in Coventry from April 8-11 where Britain will play a warm-up international against the Swedish under-20 side, the World silver medallists, on April 10.

They then fly to Austria to take on the hosts plus Poland, Korea, Kazakhstan and the Netherlands from April 13-21.





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