Invicta Dynamics Ladies Ice Hockey Team

🏒 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS.
What a season for Invicta Dynamics Women! ❤️🖤

Ending the regular season with a huge 7-2 win over Milton Keynes Falcons B and heading into the play-offs full of confidence after being crowned WNIHL 2 South Elizabeth League Champions! 👏🔥

An incredible achievement from every single player, coach, volunteer and supporter who has been part of this journey. From the first puck drop to the final whistle of the regular season, this team has shown determination, passion and heart every single week.

Massive thank you to everyone who has supported us this season — now it’s time for the play-offs… 👀🏆

Let’s keep the momentum going! 💪

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19 wins from 20.
League Champions 25/26 🏆

Invicta Dynamics continue to dominate the league after an incredible 7-2 victory over Milton Keynes Falcons B on Sunday night — a performance that perfectly sums up this record-breaking season.

In a game packed with drama, goals and standout moments, both Charlotte Davenport-Jeffery and Chelsea Meaney registered hat-tricks in the same game, combining for 10 points each across a breathtaking performance from the Dynamics offence.

Even more impressive? THREE of Invicta’s seven goals came while shorthanded.

Chelsea Meaney finished with:
⚡️ 3 goals
⚡️ 2 assists
⚡️ 5 points

Charlotte Davenport-Jeffery matched her point-for-point with:
⚡️ 3 goals
⚡️ 2 assists
⚡️ 5 points

After going behind early, Dynamics responded in style. Meaney levelled before Laura Podstawka fired Invicta ahead in the first period.

Then came a second period that will be remembered for a long time.

Goals came flying in as Invicta completely took over the game, including an extraordinary spell where the team scored THREE shorthanded goals in under five minutes of game time.

Davenport-Jeffery struck twice while killing penalties, while Meaney completed her hat-trick with a huge unassisted shorthanded goal to put the game beyond reach.

Final score:
Invicta Dynamics 7-2 Milton Keynes Falcons B

🏆 League Winners 25/26
🔥 19 wins from 20
💜 A season to remember

Player of the Match:
⭐️ Charlotte Davenport-Jeffery
⭐️ Jemma Barrett (players Player)

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🏒✨ PLAYER PERSONAL SPONSORSHIP ✨🏒

Support your favourite Invicta Dynamics player for the 25/26 season and have your name or company proudly featured on their jersey sleeve! 💖

For just £40, your support helps our players both on and off the ice — while giving your business or name visibility throughout the season.

Your sponsorship includes:
🏒 Your name or company logo on the player’s sleeve
📲 Featured in player celebration and social media posts all season
📸 Exposure across team social platforms
💖 Supporting women’s ice hockey in Kent

Only 6 sponsorship spaces available per player!

Whether you’re supporting a friend, family member, favourite player or promoting your business, this is a great way to become part of the Invicta Dynamics family 💪

Message the page to secure your player sponsorship before spaces are gone! 🔥

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✨🏆 25/26 PRESENTATION EVENING 🏆✨

Join us as we celebrate an unforgettable season for Invicta Dynamics ! 💛🖤

Come along for an evening of awards, music, food, memories and celebrating everything this team has achieved both on and off the ice. Whether you’re a player, supporter, sponsor, family member or friend of the club — everyone is welcome! 🏒✨

📍 United Services Hall, Rainham, ME8 8AY
📅 12 June 2026
⏰ 6:30PM – 11:00PM

🎧 DJ
🍻 Bar Available
🍟 Snacks Provided
🏆 End of Season Awards

Let’s celebrate the players, the memories, the hard work and an incredible championship season together 💛

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Chelsea Meaney stole the show on Saturday as Invicta Dynamics powered to a huge 5-1 win over Bristol Huskies B 🔥🐴

Meaney finished the game with FOUR goals and an assist for a five-point performance — including TWO shorthanded goals while Invicta were killing penalties 👏

⚡ 15:26 – SHG unassisted
⚡ 31:19 – SHG unassisted
🎩 40:27 – Hat-trick goal assisted by Heidi Steggles
🚨 47:17 – Fourth goal assisted by Steggles

Freya McCune rounded off the scoring late on with Natalie Green and Meaney picking up the assists 💥

A massive team performance from start to finish with huge defensive work on the penalty kill and relentless pressure throughout the game 👏

🏆 Player of the Match – Mel Prowse
💜 Spirit of the Game – Jemma Barrett
⭐ Players’ Player – Tammy Phipps

Another strong performance from the Dynamics as the momentum keeps building 💪

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Melissa Taylor scored twice as Coventry Phoenix came from level to beat Invicta Dynamics 3–2 in a feisty women’s fixture that grew increasingly physical as the clock ticked down.

The Phoenix had the lead twice and surrendered it both times before Taylor settled matters with an unassisted finish midway through the third period — and Coventry’s defence did the rest, weathering a succession of penalties to protect the two-goal advantage.

A tight opening period
Taylor opened the scoring at 13:50 of the first period, finishing after good work from Lucy Farestvedt and Jasmine Richardson to give the Phoenix an early foothold. Invicta absorbed the blow and picked up a bench penalty for too many players on the ice before the period ended, but they went into the first intermission a goal down and with work to do.

Invicta hit back — and then Coventry did too
The second period was all four goals and increasingly frayed tempers. Freya McCune levelled for the Dynamics at 25:22, converting an even-strength chance assisted by Heidi Steggles. Chelsea Meaney then gave Invicta the lead just under five minutes later — Melissa Prowse setting her up to flip the scoreboard for the first time in the game.

Coventry didn’t stay behind for long. Jasmine Richardson — who had assisted Taylor’s opener — got herself on the scoresheet at 34:21, tucking away a finish after being found by Alice Rothnie to make it 2–2.

The final moments of the second period turned fractious. A fighting major for Coventry’s Victoria Brentville coincided with a delay of game call against Invicta’s Chelsea Meaney, and a roughing exchange between Anna Chiara Beltrami and Jennifer Mabey followed minutes later. Both sides went to the second intermission level and a little hot under the collar.

Taylor seals it; Phoenix hang on
Taylor’s winner came at 48:36 of the third — a composed unassisted finish to restore the Phoenix lead and ultimately decide the match. Invicta pressed to find an equaliser, and a string of Coventry penalties — Jasmine Richardson for kneeing, Jennifer Mabey for cross-checking, and Nicola Blower for charging

🔥 FULL TIME 🔥

Invicta Dynamics 8-3 Lee Valley Vampires 🏒

An outstanding all-round team performance from start to finish, with every player putting in a shift for the badge 💪

#9 Chelsea Meaney led the way with FOUR goals, including a brilliant shorthanded hat-trick goal 🚨🎩 and deservedly took home Player of the Match 🏆

Goals from:
⚡ Chelsea Meaney x4
⚡ Robyn Mapp
⚡ Laura Podstawka
⚡ Natalie Green
⚡ Charlotte Davenport-Jeffery

Special mention to Hayley Slaytor for a tireless performance all game 👏

Huge credit also to stand-in goalie Stella Lemin, stepping up brilliantly between the pipes and making key saves when needed 🥅👏

A proper team win and another big result for the Dynamics 💪🖤❤️

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