2025–26 AWIHL season: 17 January results and standings

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Day 15 of the 2025–26 Australian Women’s Ice Hockey League (AWIHL) regular season has finished with wins for Brisbane Lightning and Melbourne Ice. Perth Inferno continue to lead the standings, four points ahead of the second-placed Melbourne Ice. Competition resumes on 18 January with the Melbourne Ducks hosting Melbourne Ice at iceHQ, and the Sydney Sirens take on Brisbane Lightning at Iceworld Boondall.

Today’s game between the Melbourne Ducks and Melbourne Ice also served as the Ducks’ Big Freeze Derby. The event was organised to raise funds for Fight MND and featured 3-on-3 pre-game tournament between the Melbourne Ducks men’s team, Melbourne Ice men’s team, and the Melbourne Mustangs. Both Melbourne Ducks teams wore custom Big Freeze jerseys for their games, which are being auctioned off as part of the fundraiser. The Melbourne Ice men’s team went on to win the 3-on-3 tournament.

Update (3 February 2025): The Big Freeze Derby went on to raise $11,128 for Fight MND.Details.

Results

Sydney Sirens2–3Brisbane Lightning
SOG: 31(0–0, 2–0, 0–3)SOG: 41
– Game details: 16:45, 17 January 2026, Iceworld Boondall. Game card.

Melbourne Ice8–2Melbourne Ducks
SOG: 36(2–1, 3–1, 3–0)SOG: 28
– Game details: 17:45, 17 January 2026, iceHQ. Game card.

Standings

Pos+/–TeamGP W*OTWOTL  L  PTS
1–Perth Inferno121001131
2–Melbourne Ice13900427
3–Brisbane Lightning13810426
4–Sydney Sirens13501716
5–Adelaide Rush12320713
6–Melbourne Ducks13001121
*The cancelled series between Brisbane Lightning and the Sydney Sirens have been classified as a win for each team.

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