Ice Hockey: Devils quick to win title

Tuesday 01 March 1994 00:02 GMT

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CARDIFF DEVILS became the Premier Division champions with seven games to play after their 12-4 demolition of Bracknell Bees (at one point, they led 8-1) was followed by a 15-8 defeat of Humberside Hawks, writes Steve Pinder.

For the following pack, the rest of the season is all about being in the top eight and making the final four for Wembley at the end of next month for the championship.

Murrayfield Racers, Sheffield Steelers and Fife Flyers all look comfortably placed on 48 points, 16 behind the champions, to make up half of the play-off places.

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