These 4 non-traditional hockey nations showed off their mettle in Montreal tournament
July 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelJamaica, Lebanon, Greece and Puerto Rico can’t compete in world championships since they don't have proper ice hockey infrastructure. But they are eager to grow the sport in their respective regions and are using the Challenger Series tournament to do so.
CORRECTION (July 14, 2025): The super at 1:38 attributed Nathan Robinson as a player on Jamaica's national hockey team. In fact, he is the head coach. The previous super has been blurred.
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