Basingstoke Angela Taylor – Paisley Emily Turner – Sheffield Gemma Watt – Paisley Gillian Wyatt – Kingston Hannah Young – Guildford Manager – Ian Turner. Head Coach – Tony Hall. Assistant Coach – Reg Wilcox. 2004 Vipiteno-Sterzing, Italy From a standings point of view, the 2004 saw GB's worst ever performance in international ice hockey, with defeats to Denmark, Italy, Slovakia, the Netherlands and Australia. However, when a team is washed out a goal on a wraparound due to the referee 'losing sight of the puck' as it went round the net, there is not much to be done. GB battled desperately hard under some of the worst refereeing ever seen in an international competition. GB were relegated to Division 3 along with Australia. Record: 0–5–0 Team roster: Zoe Bayne – Sheffield Kirstin Beattie – Murrayfield Nicola Bicknell – Slough Lynsey Emmerson – Sheffield Louise Fisher – Guildford Lauren Halliwell – Kingston Alex von Haselberg – Guildford Kelly Herring – Peterborough Becky Kasner – Whitley Bay Fiona King – Guildford Eleanor Maitland – Kilmarnock Ami Merrick – Cardiff Claire Oldfield – Sunderland Vicky Robbins – Basingstoke Helen Stowe – Sunderland Angela Taylor – Pailsey Emily Turner – Sheffield Gemma Watt – Sunderland Katherine Wiggins – Guildford Gillian Wyatt – Sheffield Hannah Young – Guildford Manager – Ian Turner. Head Coach – Reg Wilcox. Assistant Coach – Jo Abbs 2005 Cape Town, South Africa Division III was the setting for GB. GB started off the tournament in impressive fashion easily dispatching Hungary 5–0 followed by an 11–0 demolition of Belgium. GB's minds were however firmly planted on the 3rd game, without a doubt the title decider. GB went a goal down at 26:56 before Newcastle's Teresa Lewis opened the account for GB on the half hour mark. With the scores neatly tied at 1 heading into the final period, GB battled hard. University of New Hampshire's Angela Taylor picked up a penalty for highsticking at 47:39, and with eight seconds left in the game heartbreak as Slovenia took the lead. GB were never able to get back in the game and ended losing 4–1 with the final goal placed into the empty net. Game 4 saw GB take out their frustrations of the previous game with a 19–0 victory over South Africa, who were saved relegation by the IIHF Women's Committee as they expanded the Elite competition to nine teams, and