The International Powerchair Hockey (IPCH) community is invited to contribute to a global research project led by Chase Petruska, PhD Researcher at the University of Lethbridge (Canada) whom many had the opportunity to meet during the IPCH World Championship 2026 in Pajulahti as a member
Following the conclusion of the 2026 World Championship, the International Powerchair Hockey Committee (IPCH) has released the updated World Ranking, confirming significant movement among the world’s leading nations and underlining the growing competitiveness of international Powerchair Hockey. The biggest story
The IPCH Sport Executive Committee (SEC) is pleased to introduce the nominees for the Athletes & Coaches Committee (ACC) elections, which will take place during the IPCH World Championship 2026 in Lahti, Finland. Since its launch, the ACC has played
The International Powerchair Hockey Commission (IPCH) is pleased to share important updates regarding the development of the IPCH Jury structure. Applications are now open for the upcoming IPCH Jury Course. The role of an IPCH Jury Member is vital in
The latest Powerchair Hockey World Ranking has been released, and the biggest headline is Switzerland’s rise into 3rd place, overtaking Italy, who now falls to 4th. All other nations maintain their previous positions, but the points reveal that the race
A historic moment for Powerchair Hockey: Anders Berenth (Denmark) has officially become the first player ever to score 150 goals in sanctioned international matches, now setting the all-time record at 158 goals. Berenth, who was already leading the ranking before
The Referees and Observers Committee and the Athletes and Coaches Committee now work closely together to introduce new rules and improve the sport. Both groups saw the need for stronger cooperation and opened constructive discussions. They focused on improvements in
The International Powerchair Hockey Committee announces an extension of deadline, as no formal bids have arrived for the European QT 2027. As a result, this situation puts developing nations at risk of missing the pathway to the European Championship 2028.
The International Powerchair Hockey (IPCH) Classification Committee now opens applications for the IPCH Classifier Course 2025, scheduled from 21 to 27 October 2025. At the same time, the course runs alongside the IPCH Dutch Scout Mobility Nations Cup under official
Recent discussions at the IPCH Sport Congress and several complex cases prompted IPCH to publish a revised and clearer version of its player eligibility rules. These updates ensure consistency, fairness, and clarity on which players can represent national teams in
