Welcome to ICE Factor
The only High School ice hockey program in Australia,
where young people learn to play the coolest and fastest team game on earth!
where young people learn to play the coolest and fastest team game on earth!
Kaurna Boomerangs Civic Reception
The Kaurna Boomerangs and the Ice Factor Program were the guests at the Civic Reception at the Adelaide Town Hall held by the Lord Mayor of Adelaide.
It was a great event to celebrate the success of the Boomerangs where the members of the team were able to share their stories and experiences from the trip.
The reception was also a great chance for other current and former Ice Factor participants to share their stories of the impact Ice Factor has had on them. We appreciate all of the supporters who came to hear these stories and we were so happy that these supporters who make this program possible were able to have individual conversations with the students. There was a lot of learning from both sides.
It was a great event to celebrate the success of the Boomerangs where the members of the team were able to share their stories and experiences from the trip.
The reception was also a great chance for other current and former Ice Factor participants to share their stories of the impact Ice Factor has had on them. We appreciate all of the supporters who came to hear these stories and we were so happy that these supporters who make this program possible were able to have individual conversations with the students. There was a lot of learning from both sides.
Kaurna boomerangs taking over the country
The first Australian indigenous team Kaurna Boomerangs had a sensational tour in Darwin, Northern Territory taking on the local team in a 3 game series. The series was an unofficial exhibition event for the Arafura Games. The Boomerangs regular coach Justine Shaw could not make the trip due to personal commitments but everyone's favourite Ice Factor coach Joey Matthew took her place behind the bench. The team consists of current and former Ice Factor indigenous players and is captained by Jarrad Chester, the first indigenous ice hockey player to represent Australia and the teacher for the Northern Adelaide Senior Campus Bears. Team Leader was Brittany Armstrong from the Ice Factor Foundation.
The hosts took the first game of the 3 game series but the Boomerangs took the next 2 games to take home the "No More" cup. More to this story on the "latest news" section.
The hosts took the first game of the 3 game series but the Boomerangs took the next 2 games to take home the "No More" cup. More to this story on the "latest news" section.
Ice Factor is now launching its new program, ICE FACTOR PLUS!
We will provide the opportunity for our friends with a disability to participate in ice and snow activities on Tuesdays with free entry. Our goal is to provide a new and fun experience, with the hope that it will give therapeutic benefits to those with disabilities.
Running every Tuesday, except school holidays, this is a free program to those with disabilities. Booking is essential as we expect high demand, please below to learn more and book your tickets.
We will provide the opportunity for our friends with a disability to participate in ice and snow activities on Tuesdays with free entry. Our goal is to provide a new and fun experience, with the hope that it will give therapeutic benefits to those with disabilities.
Running every Tuesday, except school holidays, this is a free program to those with disabilities. Booking is essential as we expect high demand, please below to learn more and book your tickets.
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We would like to give a huge thank you to Wallmans Lawyers for stepping up and coming to support our Findon Falcons team. Findon Falcons had a great year in 2018 with a brand new team. Most of the players were year 8 students so we were looking at building another dynasty. However the school had struggled to get funding and we were at risk of losing the team until the great people at Wallmans Lawyers came to the rescue.
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peter shearer formal photoshoot
The Ice Factor Program is extremely grateful to Martin Gilligan and Peter Shearer menswear for picking 8 of our students to be their professional models for the 2016 formal wear catalogue. The photos speak for themselves.
