Well as the festive season is upon us every year we trim up our HQ with hundreds of lights, Hope you like it. If you live local feel free to come and have a look. You can’t miss us really on the main road in Wales Bar, Sheffield straight across the road from the school.

The Sheffield Steelers continued their excellent home form with a 4-2 victory over the Cardiff Devils.
Jeff Legue led the way with a brace with other goals coming from Steve Birnstill and Matt Stephenson.
In a tight opening period it was Steve Birnstill who scored the only firing home at 16.05.
The middle period saw 3 goals in just 57 seconds – Steelers doubled their advantage through Legue and then Matt Stephenson scored just 46 seconds later.
Cardiff then opened their account off the re-start when Matzka fired past the outstanding DeCaro.
From having the game done and dusted the Steelers then looked shaky as the Devils pressed on.
With just over a minute remaining in the middle period Kenton Smith scored the Devils second setting up an exciting 3rd period.
Colt Kings penalty at 52.28 set Cardiff up with a late powerplay – rather than the Devils equalising though Mike Ramsay broke away and set up Jeff Legue with his second and the Steelers 4th.

Final score UNISON Sheffield Steelers 4-2 Cardiff Devils

E2KI were proud to support our Sheffield Steelers on Sunday 20th November at the Sheffield Arena where they took victory over the Nottingham Panthers. Highlights below,

“Mark Thomas was the hero of the Sheffield Arena on Sunday evening after scoring the overtime winner against the Nottingham Panthers in the 62nd minute.

Thomas scored a spectacular winner after receiving a pass from Rod Sarich, skating past the Panthers defense and firing the puck over the shoulder of the impressive Kowalski in the Nottingham net.

The game ebbed and flowed throughout. The Steelers dominated the opening period with Ashley Tait scoring in the first shift of the game and then adding a second shorthanded in the 10th minute.

If the first period belonged to the Steelers, the middle period belonged to the Nottingham Panthers. Jordon Fox halved the Steelers lead before Danny Meyers equalised inside the opening 3.30 seconds of the second period.

The third period was a nervous affair, with both teams having power play chances. Both DeCaro and Kowalski were called on to make big saves as the game ended 2-2 in regulation and moved into overtime.

In just the second shift of the additional period the Steelers scored the winner through Mark Thomas, it sent the largest crowd of the season home happy and the Steelers a point closer to the top of the Elite League”

A disappointing night for the Steelers going down 4-2 at home to the Nottingham Panthers in the Challenge Cup.

The night started badly for Ryan Finnerty’s side conceding two power play goals inside 6 minutes with strikes from Corey Neilson and Guy Lepine

Youngster Robert Lachowicz added a second period goal and David Clarke a fourth with just over 5 minutes to go to give the Panthers a 4-0 advantage.

Player coach Ryan Finnerty broke Craig Kowalski’s shut out with just over 3 minutes remaining and Tom Squires added a consolation goal a minute later

It was all too little too late for the Steelers as the Panthers took the advantage and dominated the majority of the play. The two teams do it all again on Saturday night in Nottingham

Well the time has come, Our Sheffield Steelers home team are playing the Nottingham Panthers today (Sunday 16th October) from 4pm live at the Motorpoint Arena in Sheffield.

E2KI will be there providing a range of Inflatable entertainment so come along and have some fun with us.

Geoff Woolhouse recorded a second Steelers shut out of the weekend as the Steelers scored 5 against the Flyers on their first visit to the Arena in the Elite League era.

Steelers were hit with a treble blow on Sunday when Ryan Finnerty, Chad Huttle and later Neil Clarke were all made unavailable for the game due to injury

Official Elite League Match Report.

A pretty even opening period withe Flyers causing problems for the home side but eventually the deadlock was broken at 15.17 when Colt King scored on the powerplay for Steelers.

A shot count of 20 to 4 in the second period showed the Steelers domination but it took until 36.56 before Ashley Tait made it 2-0 and then with 15 seconds of the period remaining Jeff Legue added a third to put Steelers well in control.

Routine from that point on as Steelers went nap thanks to strikes by Tom Squires at 43.46 and finally Rod Sarich at 49.35 as the Flyers ran quickly out of steam.

Period Scores: 1-0, 2-0, 2-0

Penalty Mins: She 19 – Fif 196

Powerplay: She 2/6 – Fif 0/1

Shots On: Geoff Woolhouse 17 – Blair Daly 42

John DeCaro recorded a 23 save shut out as the Steelers dominated the Hull Stingrays at the Motorpoint Arena on Saturday evening.

At the other end of the ice Ashley Tait and Mike Ramsay both bagged a brace with further goals coming from Neil Clark and Ryan Finnerty

Steelers took the advantage from the get go with Ramsay scoring inside 2 minutes with a power play strike

Tait added a second on a delayed penalty 12 minutes in and Neil Clarke finished off a sweet move involving Jeff Legue and Mark Thomas to make it 3-0 at the first break.

A scoreless second session still had the fans on the edge of their seat especially when Matt Stephenson fought Stingrays Dominic Osman mid way through the period.

Tait and Ramsay both scored their second goals by the 50 minute mark leaving time for the goal of the night from player coach Ryan Finnerty with just 69 seconds remaining.

Head coach Ryan Finnerty said afterwards “I thought this was the first game this season that we played for 60 minutes. It was an all around solid performance

“I was delighted the goals were spread around, we moved the lines about so we would achieve some secondary scoring and that worked. Ashley had a big 4 point night which was pleasing to see

A big second period set up an outstanding 6-4 victory for the Steelers against the Coventry Blaze.

Neil Clark once again led the way with 2 goals and a 5 point night as bhis line with Jeff Legue and Mike Ramsay set the tone.

It was the Blaze though that struck first when Luke Fulghum scored the only goal of the first period in the 7th minute

Steelers came out the stronger in a dominant second session. Ryan Finnerty’s side scored 3 goals in just 7 minutes with strikes from Legue, Huttle and Ramsay – Neil Clark assisting on all three. Legue added a second, short handed, with only a minute to go in the period with the Blaze just having a second goal from Fulghum to show for their 20 minutes work.

Steelers looked like they had the game done and dusted when Clark scored at 41.23 but the Blaze battled back with two powerplay goals from Arron Nell and Owen Fussey. Blaze coach Paul Thompson pulled his goalie in the final moments but the Steelers once again pounded and Neil Clark finished off another big night at the arena with his 2nd goal and 5th point.

Other scores on Saturday evening:

Belfast Giants 2-1 Nottingham Panthers
Brahead Clan 6-0 Dundee Stars
Cardiff Devils 4-2 Hull Stingrays

Next Home Game:
Saturday 1st October Vs Hull Stingrays Face Off 7.00pm

Sunday 2nd October Vs Fife Flyers Face Off 5.00pm

Mike Ramsay was the star of the show scoring two third period goals to help the Steelers come from behind to beat the Cardiff Devils 5-3 on Sunday evening.

The Steelers stated slowly and Devils took advantage scoring inside 2 minutes when Sam Smith slotted home after good work from Ben Davies

It was a lead that Cardiff held onto until the period break. The Steelers came out a little sharper in the middle period and tied the game when Ryan Finnerty left the penalty box just in time to break away and score. At the mid way point the Steelers took the advantage with Neil Clarke picking up on a rebound from Stevie Lyle to put the Steelers ahead.

Gerad Adams teams don’t give up at the first asking though and they bounced back in dramatic style as first Phil Hill (short handed) and then Jeff Pierce put Cardiff back ahead by the 2nd break.

Cardiff must have felt that the points were heading back to Wales as the final session drew to a conclusion however with Chris Frank taking a slashing minor the Steelers took the initiative with Jason Hewitt snipping a snap shot past Lyle on the Power Play.

Mike Ramsay then picked up on a pass from Neil Clark to put the Steelers ahead just a minute later

Then with 61 seconds remaining Ryan Finnerty headed to the penalty box for tripping, the Devils called a time out and pulled their goalie. A great face off win by Jeff Legue ensured that Mike Ramsay was the hero of the night scoring his 2nd goal, shorthanded into an empty net.

Shots on goal:
DeCaro (Sheffield) 12+10=6=28
Lyle (Cardiff) 11+14+8=33