The final tournament for the InLine Hockey tournament was played during the last weekend of September. This brings to a conclusion an action-packed season for 2005. Games were played in the 16under, 18under, Ladies and Open divisions. Three clubs had entered their teams for this tournament being, Badgers, Coastal Pirates and Kamikaze; with the Cazadores Club hosting the tournament. Two players from the Otjiwarongo Scorpions strengthened the Coastal Pirates in the 18under team.

96 players competed in various age groups were 12 games and three categories in the skills competition took place. The skills competitions in the 16under division in the category for the fastest skater was won by Ivan Tchekashkine, for the obstacle parcour and accurate shooting Daniel Asmus took home the first price.

In the open division the coaches put theory into practice and took home the gold for the fastest skater and obstacle parcour (Roman Marx) as well as Philippe Boudreault for accurate shooting.

In the divisions results are reflected as follows:

16under

Coastal Pirates

Cazadores

Kamikaze

Badgers

18under

Coastal Pirates

Cazadores

Ladies

Badgers

Cazadores

Open

Coastal Pirates

Cazadores

Gero Kopp from the Kamikaze Club managed to save the most shots against his team in the 16under division, Erik Rodenwoldt took the first position both in the 18under and open divisions. Natasha Mutavdzic managed to save all shots against her team in the penalty shootout for the ladies division.

After "Team Namibia" competed in the InLine World Championships 2005 in Kuopio/Finland this year and bringing home the prestigious "Fair Play" Trophy and an automatic qualification for 2006 in Hungary the InLine Hockey membership can be proud of their players this year.

The trials for 2006 will be held in October and December this year and will hopefully help prepare our players for a good year in 2006.