Our Story

The London Dragons Ice Hockey Club is the ice hockey club for university students and alumni in London.  Formed in 2002, the London Dragons have become one of the most competitive and successful teams in in British university ice hockey

Just before the 2020 COVID Pandemic, the London Dragons started a journey to create a charity to supplement the growing team and its needs.  At the time, the club was quickly approaching 100 members across three teams and was seeking ways to fund more equipment, travel, and lower membership costs.

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When the COVID Pandemic hit London, the Universities of the UK were unprepared to manage such a dramatic shift in funding, safety, and oversight.  The University of London, the Dragon's parent university decided to move away from supporting all of its sport, clubs and societies. 

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Since that moment in 2020, the London Dragons and its alumni, including Michael D'Aprix, Clive Vergnaud, Viktor Finnila, Romain Tourenne, Dmitry Strusevich, and Sam Zdatny, have worked tirelessly to set up new funding sources and provide stability for the London Dragons and many of the sports, clubs and societies of the University of London now without a home.