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The history begins many, many years ago at the time the Pharaos reigned in Egypt. There was a dynasty that played something very similar to our days Icehockey. Travellers world wide were fascinated with this sport. But they had something that looked like Rollerblades on their feet. Nobody knows where these Rollerblades came from. But the times went on and the mighty Pharaos disappeared...

Until one day during the autumm of 1997 when a researchexpedition send out from Kristinehamn Eagles found an up to then unopened grave. What they found in the grave amazed them, next to each coffin was a golden helmet, a golden stick and a pair of golden Rollerblades. The researchteam brought the things back to kristinehamn and placed them in a store room together with the coffins. Nothing could have prepared them for what happened next. Suddenly the lids of the coffins exploded and in the same moment the helmets, the sticks and the Rollerblades began to hover towards the coffins and disappeared down into them and there was a voice that echoed thrue the streets of Kristinehamn for seven days and seven nights: - "The Eagle has aroused the pharaos. Tremble they should those who dare to confront us" 
 
 

     Interessted in playing Inlinehockey this summer?

If you want to play Inlinehockey for Kristinehamn Eagles Inline please contact one of the following three people:

 
                    Pierre Steén             0046 0550-806 41
                           Daniel Ljung            0046 0550-188 07
                           Joel Westerlund        0046 0550-141 95
 

We would like to have cooperations with teams around the world for exchanges in trainingmethods, playerloans, exebitiongames etc. If your team is interessted in a cooperation or a contact with us, send us an E-mail today!

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If your company wants to be seened at Kristinehamn Eagles Inlinehockeys official homepage or sponsor our teams please contact Pierre Steén.
 
 
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