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{{Infobox national hockey team
{{Infobox national hockey team
| Name              = [[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] Mercury
| Name              = {{Team flag|Mercury|nolink=y}}
| Badge            =  
| Badge            =  
| Badge_size        =  
| Badge_size        =  
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| Nickname          = The Blizzard
| Nickname          = The Blizzard
| General Manager  =  
| General Manager  =  
| Coach            = {{Team flag|No|flag}} ''Vacant''
| Coach            = {{Team flag|Mercury|name=Anthony Chapman}}
| Asst Coach        =  
| Asst Coach        =  
| Captain          = [[Owen Fraser]]
| Captain          = [[Owen Fraser]]
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| Top scorer        =  
| Top scorer        =  
| Most points      =  
| Most points      =  
| Home Stadium      = [[Mercury Ice Arena]], [[Mercury]] (6,000)
| Home Stadium      = [[Mercury Ice Arena]], [[Mercury]] (19,000)
| MHL zone          =  
| MHL zone          =  
| MHL code          = MER
| MHL code          = MER
| MHL Rank          =
| Team_Colors      = {{Color box|gold}} {{Color box|white}} {{Color box|red}}
| MHL max          =
| First game        = {{Team flag-rt|Mercury|nolink=y}} 7&ndash;3 {{Team flag|Nova England|ice hockey}}<br><small>([[Mercury Ice Arena]], [[Mercury (city)|Mercury]], 18 Dec 2013)<br>[[2014 MHL World Championships – 'B' Conference qualification|2014 MHL World Championships qualification]]</small>
| MHL max date      =
| Largest win      = {{Team flag-rt|Mercury|nolink=y}} 11&ndash;0 {{Team flag|River Warriors|ice hockey|old 3}}<br><small>([[Port Barret Arena]], [[Port Barret]], 06 Apr 2014)<br>[[2014 MHL World Championships#'B' Conference|2014 MHL World Championships 'B' Conference]]</small>
| MHL min          =
| Largest loss      = {{Team flag-rt|Mercury|nolink=y}} 0&ndash;3 {{Team flag|Senya|ice hockey}}<br><small>([[Mercury Ice Arena]], [[Mercury (city)|Mercury]], 13 Jan 2018)<br>Friendly</small>
| MHL min date      =
| World champ apps  = 4
| Team_Colors      = {{Color box|yellow}} {{Color box|white}} {{Color box|red}}
| First game        = [[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] Mercury 7&ndash;3 [[Nova England national ice-hockey team|Nova England]] [[File:Nova england flag.png|25px|border|Nova England]]<br><small>([[Mercury Ice Arena]], [[Mercury (city)|Mercury]], 18 Dec 2013)<br>[[2014 MHL World Championships – 'B' Conference qualification|2014 MHL World Championships qualification]]</small>
| Largest win      = [[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] Mercury 11&ndash;0 [[River Warriors national ice-hockey team|River Warriors]] [[File:River warriors flag old 2.png|25px|border|River Warriors]]<br><small>([[Port Barret Arena]], [[Port Barret]], 06 Apr 2014)<br>[[2014 MHL World Championships#'B' Conference|2014 MHL World Championships 'B' Conference]]</small>
| Largest loss      = [[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] Mercury 0&ndash;3 [[Senya national ice-hockey team|Senya]] [[File:Senya flag.png|25px|border|Senya]]<br><small>([[Mercury Ice Arena]], [[Mercury (city)|Mercury]], 13 Jan 2018)<br>Friendly</small>
| World champ apps  = 2
| World champ first = 2014
| World champ first = 2014
| World champ best  = 4th place ([[2017 MHL World Championships|2017]])
| World champ best  = Winners ([[2019 MHL World Championships|2019]])
}}
}}


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==History==
==History==
The team was founded in 2013, and joined the [[MHL]] in time to compete in the [[2013 MHL World Championships &ndash; 'B' Conference qualification|2013 MHL World Championships qualification]] tournament. Mercury finished in first place in the group, with two wins and two draws, securing promotion to the 'B' Conference for the [[2014 MHL World Championships|2014 edition]]. They were again successful in finishing top of the division, gaining a second successive promotion, to the 'A' Conference, and also qualifying for the play-offs, where they were defeated by [[Craitland national ice hockey team|Craitland]] after a shoot-out in their elimination quarter-final.
Mercury's [[2017 MHL World Championships|first campaign]] in the top flight came after a three-year MHL hiatus, and saw them pick up 3 wins, including one in overtime, to finish third in the conference, again advancing to the play-offs, where they defeated [[River Warriors national ice hockey team|River Warriors]] in the elimination quarter-final, before being knocked out by [[Birgeshir national ice hockey team|Birgeshir]] in overtime, although securing their first top-four finish in doing so.
The team again remained in the 'A' Conference for the [[2018 MHL World Championships|2018 season]], winning three of their five group games to finish in second place, and securing a quarter-final place. The team again faltered in overtime for the third consecutive tournament, losing 3&ndash;2 to [[Nova English Korea national ice hockey team|Nova English Korea]]. Their performance secured them automatic qualification to the [[Ice hockey at the 2018 Micras Games#Men's tournament|2018 Micras Games]], where they won the group, picking up four wins from five, their only slip-up coming against Nova English Korea. Mercury knocked out [[Senya national ice hockey team|Senya]] in the quarter-finals, with a 4&ndash;3 overtime win, before sweeping aside [[Gerenia national ice hockey team|Gerenia]] 6&ndash;1 in the semi-finals, and eventually securing their first ever major title, with a 7&ndash;3 defeat of [[Birgeshir national ice hockey team|Birgeshir]] in the final.
In 2019, the team's good run of form continued in the [[2019 MHL World Championships|World Championships]], as once again, they finished second in the conference, winning five out of seven games in the process, and advanced to the quarter-finals. Mercury thrashed [[Lakkvia national ice hockey team|Lakkvia]] 7&ndash;3, before beating Birgeshir 1&ndash;0 in the semi-finals, setting up their first ever final, against two-time champions Senya, which they won 4&ndash;3, giving them their first [[MHL World Championships]] title.


==Squad==
==Squad==
The following players represented Mercury at the [[2017 MHL World Championships]].
The following players represented Mercury at the [[Ice hockey at the 2018 Micras Games|2018 Micras Games]].
* '''Head Coach:''' {{Team flag|No|flag}} ''Vacant''
* '''Head Coach:''' {{Team flag|Mercury|name=Anthony Chapman}}


{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 90%; text-align: center;"
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 90%; text-align: center;"
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|align=left|[[Thomas Garnett]] (starting)
|align=left|[[Thomas Garnett]] (starting)
|29
|29
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Nafferton Panthers]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Nafferton Panthers}}
|-
|-
|36||G
|36||G
|align=left|[[Kevin Porter]]
|align=left|[[Kevin Porter]]
|31
|31
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Kuiper Jets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Kuiper Jets}}
|-
|-
!colspan="5"|Defencemen
!colspan="5"|Defencemen
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|align=left|[[Daniel Chambers]]
|align=left|[[Daniel Chambers]]
|27
|27
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Nafferton Panthers]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Nafferton Panthers}}
|-
|-
|24||D
|24||D
|align=left|[[Felix Hammond]]
|align=left|[[Felix Hammond]]
|21
|21
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Kuiper Jets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Kuiper Jets}}
|-
|-
|29||D
|29||D
|align=left|[[Dennis Haagensen]]
|align=left|[[Dennis Haagensen]]
|30
|30
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Mercury Hornets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Mercury Hornets}}
|-
|-
|42||D
|42||D
|align=left|[[Zac Kennedy]] (A)
|align=left|[[Zac Kennedy]] (A)
|27
|27
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Mercury Hornets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Mercury Hornets}}
|-
|-
|55||D
|55||D
|align=left|[[Callum Black]]
|align=left|[[Callum Black]]
|23
|23
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Bisminster Battalion]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Bisminster Battalion}}
|-
|-
|68||D
|68||D
|align=left|[[Robert Miller]]
|align=left|[[Robert Miller]]
|26
|26
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Kincester Kraken]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Kincester Kraken}}
|-
|-
|93||D
|93||D
|align=left|[[Kian Barnes]]
|align=left|[[Kian Barnes]]
|19
|19
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Kuiper Jets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Kuiper Jets}}
|-
|-
!colspan="5"|Forwards
!colspan="5"|Forwards
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|align=left|[[Logan Shaw]]
|align=left|[[Logan Shaw]]
|20
|20
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Bisminster Battalion]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Bisminster Battalion}}
|-
|-
|2||LW
|2||LW
|align=left|[[Joseph Willis]]
|align=left|[[Joseph Willis]]
|25
|25
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Kuiper Jets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Kuiper Jets}}
|-
|-
|6||C
|6||C
|align=left|[[Lars Thøgersen]] (A)
|align=left|[[Lars Thøgersen]] (A)
|26
|26
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Mercury Hornets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Mercury Hornets}}
|-
|-
|9||RW
|9||RW
|align=left|[[Reg Weeks]]
|align=left|[[Reg Weeks]]
|28
|28
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Kuiper Jets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Kuiper Jets}}
|-
|-
|16||RW
|16||RW
|align=left|[[Johan Davidsen]]
|align=left|[[Johan Davidsen]]
|24
|24
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Nafferton Panthers]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Nafferton Panthers}}
|-
|-
|20||LW
|20||LW
|align=left|[[Joseph Byrne]]
|align=left|[[Joseph Byrne]]
|32
|32
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Tow Law Bears]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Tow Law Bears}}
|-
|-
|71||C
|71||C
|align=left|[[Owen Fraser]] (C)
|align=left|[[Owen Fraser]] (C)
|31
|31
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Nafferton Panthers]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Nafferton Panthers}}
|-
|-
|82||LW
|82||LW
|align=left|[[Christopher Gardiner]]
|align=left|[[Christopher Gardiner]]
|28
|28
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Mercury Hornets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Mercury Hornets}}
|-
|-
|91||RW
|91||RW
|align=left|[[Sean Burton]]
|align=left|[[Sean Burton]]
|22
|22
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Kuiper Jets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Kuiper Jets}}
|-
|-
|93||RW
|93||RW
|align=left|[[Ellis Reynolds]]
|align=left|[[Ellis Reynolds]]
|25
|25
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Mercury Hornets]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Mercury Hornets}}
|-
|-
|99||LW
|99||LW
|align=left|[[Emery Vaughan]]
|align=left|[[Emery Vaughan]]
|19
|19
|align=left|[[File:Mercury flag.png|25px|border|Mercury]] [[Kincester Kraken]]
|align=left|{{Team flag|Mercury|name=Kincester Kraken}}
|}
|}


==Chronological competitive participation==
==Chronological competitive participation==
*[[2014 MHL World Championships#'B' Conference|2014 MHL World Championships 'B' Conference]]
{{See also|Mercury national ice hockey team statistics}}
*[[2017 MHL World Championships#'A' Conference|2017 MHL World Championships 'A' Conference]]
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width:90%"
*''[[2018 MHL World Championships#'A' Conference|2018 MHL World Championships 'A' Conference]]''
|-
!width=5% rowspan=2|Season
!width=50% colspan=11|Group stage
!width=40% rowspan=2 colspan=3|Knock-out stages
!width=5% rowspan=2|Position
|-
! width=22%| Div !!width=4%| Pld !!width=4%| RW !!width=4%| OTW !!width=4%| OTL !!width=4%| RL !!width=4%| F !!width=4%| A !!width=4%| GD !!width=4%| Pts !! width=6%|Pos
|-
| 2013
|  [[2014 MHL World Championships – 'B' Conference qualification|'B' Conference qualification]] || 4 || 2 ||colspan=2| 2 || 0 || 17 || 8 || +9 || '''8''' ||bgcolor=gold|'''1st'''
!colspan=3|
|bgcolor=gold|'''1st'''
|-
| 2014
| [[2014 MHL World Championships#'B' Conference|'B' Conference]] || 5 || 3 ||colspan=2| 2 || 0 || 29 || 13 || +16 || '''11''' ||bgcolor=gold|'''1st ↑'''
!width=5%|EQF:
|width=20%| {{Team flag|Craitland|ice hockey}}
|width=7%| 3&ndash;4 {{Hockey OT|SO}}
|5th
|-
| 2017
| [[2017 MHL World Championships#'A' Conference|'A' Conference]] || 5 || 2 || 1 || 0 || 2 || 5 || 4 || +1 || '''8''' ||bgcolor=#cc9966|3rd
!EQF:<br>ESF:
| {{Team flag|River Warriors|ice hockey}}<br>{{Team flag|Birgeshir|ice hockey}}
| 2&ndash;0 <br> 1&ndash;2 {{Hockey OT}}
|bgcolor=#BBF3FF|4th
|-
|rowspan=2| 2018
| [[2018 MHL World Championships#'A' Conference|'A' Conference]] || 5 || 3 || 0 || 0 || 2 || 14 || 10 || +4 || '''9''' ||bgcolor=silver|2nd
!QF:
| {{Team flag|Nova English Korea|ice hockey}}
| 2&ndash;3 {{Hockey OT|SO}}
|5th
|-
| [[Ice hockey at the 2018 Micras Games#Men's tournament|Micras Games]] || 5 || 4 || 0 || 0 || 1 || 20 || 10 || +10 || '''12''' ||bgcolor=gold|'''1st'''
!QF:<br>SF:<br>F:
| {{Team flag|Senya|ice hockey}}<br>{{Team flag|Gerenia|ice hockey}}<br>{{Team flag|Birgeshir|ice hockey}}
| 4&ndash;3 {{Hockey OT}} <br> 6&ndash;1 <br> 7&ndash;3
|bgcolor=gold|'''1st'''
|-
| 2019
| [[2019 MHL World Championships#'A' Conference|'A' Conference]] || 7 || 5 || 0 || 0 || 2 || 44 || 24 || +20 || '''15''' ||bgcolor=silver|2nd
!QF:<br>SF:<br>F:
| {{Team flag|Lakkvia|ice hockey}}<br>{{Team flag|Birgeshir|ice hockey}}<br>{{Team flag|Senya|ice hockey}}
| 7&ndash;3 <br> 1&ndash;0 <br> 4&ndash;3
|bgcolor=gold|'''1st'''
|-
|rowspan=2| 2020
| [[2020 MHL World Championships#'A' Conference|'A' Conference]] || 5 || 4 || 0 || 0 || 1 || 24 || 10 || +14 || '''12''' ||bgcolor=silver|2nd
!QF:<br>SF:<br>3P:
|{{Team flag|Mar Sara|ice hockey}}<br>{{Team flag|Floria|ice hockey}}<br>{{Team flag|Birgeshir|ice hockey}}
|4&ndash;3<br>3&ndash;6<br>2&ndash;1
|bgcolor=#cc9966|3rd
|-
| [[2020 Ice Hockey World Cup|World Cup]] || 3 || 0 || 1 || 1 || 1 || 13 || 14 || &minus;1 || '''3<sup>[2]</sup>''' ||bgcolor=#cc9966|3rd
!PO:<br>QF:
|{{Team flag|Nova English Korea|ice hockey}}<br>{{Team flag|Floria|ice hockey}}
|6&ndash;1<br>1&ndash;4
|7th
|-
| 2021
| [[2021 MHL World Championships#Group B|'A' Conference]] || 5 || 3 || 1 || 0 || 1 || 17 || 8 || +9 || '''11''' ||bgcolor=silver|2nd
!QF:<br>SF:<br>3rd:
| {{Team flag|Hurmu|ice hockey}}<br>{{Team flag|Floria|ice hockey}}<br>{{Team flag|Mar Sara|ice hockey}}
| 3&ndash;1 <br> 1&ndash;2 <br> 4&ndash;2
|bgcolor=#cc9966|3rd
|}
<sup>[2]</sup> - Two points awarded per regulation win instead of three.


==Honours==
==Honours==
*'''[[MHL World Championships]]: 0'''
*'''[[MHL World Championships]]: 1'''
**[[2019 MHL World Championships|2019]]
**[[2020 MHL World Championships|2020]], [[2021 MHL World Championships|2021]] &mdash; Third place
**[[2017 MHL World Championships|2017]] &mdash; Fourth place
**[[2017 MHL World Championships|2017]] &mdash; Fourth place
**[[2014 MHL World Championships#'B' Conference|2014]] &mdash; 'B' Conference champions
**[[2014 MHL World Championships &ndash; 'B' Conference qualification|2013]] &mdash; 'B' Conference qualification champions
*'''[[Micras Games]]: 1'''
**[[Ice hockey at the 2018 Micras Games#Men's tournament|2018]]


==Flag==
==Flag==
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!2013&ndash;
!2013&ndash;
|-
|-
|[[File:Mercury flag.png|border|Mercury]]
|{{Team flag big|Mercury|flag}}
|}
|}




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Latest revision as of 09:39, 22 May 2021

Mercury Mercury
Nickname(s) The Blizzard
Head coach Mercury Anthony Chapman
Captain Owen Fraser
Home stadium Mercury Ice Arena, Mercury (19,000)
MHL code MER
MHL ranking 3
Highest MHL ranking 1 (2018)
Lowest MHL ranking 13 (2013)
Team colours               
First international
Mercury Mercury 7–3 Nova England Nova England
(Mercury Ice Arena, Mercury, 18 Dec 2013)
2014 MHL World Championships qualification
Biggest win
Mercury Mercury 11–0 River Warriors River Warriors
(Port Barret Arena, Port Barret, 06 Apr 2014)
2014 MHL World Championships 'B' Conference
Biggest defeat
Mercury Mercury 0–3 Senya Senya
(Mercury Ice Arena, Mercury, 13 Jan 2018)
Friendly
MHL World Championships
Appearances 4 (first in 2014)
Best result Winners (2019)

The Mercury national ice hockey team is the ice hockey team that represents Mercury.

History

The team was founded in 2013, and joined the MHL in time to compete in the 2013 MHL World Championships qualification tournament. Mercury finished in first place in the group, with two wins and two draws, securing promotion to the 'B' Conference for the 2014 edition. They were again successful in finishing top of the division, gaining a second successive promotion, to the 'A' Conference, and also qualifying for the play-offs, where they were defeated by Craitland after a shoot-out in their elimination quarter-final.

Mercury's first campaign in the top flight came after a three-year MHL hiatus, and saw them pick up 3 wins, including one in overtime, to finish third in the conference, again advancing to the play-offs, where they defeated River Warriors in the elimination quarter-final, before being knocked out by Birgeshir in overtime, although securing their first top-four finish in doing so.

The team again remained in the 'A' Conference for the 2018 season, winning three of their five group games to finish in second place, and securing a quarter-final place. The team again faltered in overtime for the third consecutive tournament, losing 3–2 to Nova English Korea. Their performance secured them automatic qualification to the 2018 Micras Games, where they won the group, picking up four wins from five, their only slip-up coming against Nova English Korea. Mercury knocked out Senya in the quarter-finals, with a 4–3 overtime win, before sweeping aside Gerenia 6–1 in the semi-finals, and eventually securing their first ever major title, with a 7–3 defeat of Birgeshir in the final.

In 2019, the team's good run of form continued in the World Championships, as once again, they finished second in the conference, winning five out of seven games in the process, and advanced to the quarter-finals. Mercury thrashed Lakkvia 7–3, before beating Birgeshir 1–0 in the semi-finals, setting up their first ever final, against two-time champions Senya, which they won 4–3, giving them their first MHL World Championships title.

Squad

The following players represented Mercury at the 2018 Micras Games.

No. Pos. Name Age Club
Goaltenders
31 G Thomas Garnett (starting) 29 Mercury Nafferton Panthers
36 G Kevin Porter 31 Mercury Kuiper Jets
Defencemen
17 D Daniel Chambers 27 Mercury Nafferton Panthers
24 D Felix Hammond 21 Mercury Kuiper Jets
29 D Dennis Haagensen 30 Mercury Mercury Hornets
42 D Zac Kennedy (A) 27 Mercury Mercury Hornets
55 D Callum Black 23 Mercury Bisminster Battalion
68 D Robert Miller 26 Mercury Kincester Kraken
93 D Kian Barnes 19 Mercury Kuiper Jets
Forwards
1 C Logan Shaw 20 Mercury Bisminster Battalion
2 LW Joseph Willis 25 Mercury Kuiper Jets
6 C Lars Thøgersen (A) 26 Mercury Mercury Hornets
9 RW Reg Weeks 28 Mercury Kuiper Jets
16 RW Johan Davidsen 24 Mercury Nafferton Panthers
20 LW Joseph Byrne 32 Mercury Tow Law Bears
71 C Owen Fraser (C) 31 Mercury Nafferton Panthers
82 LW Christopher Gardiner 28 Mercury Mercury Hornets
91 RW Sean Burton 22 Mercury Kuiper Jets
93 RW Ellis Reynolds 25 Mercury Mercury Hornets
99 LW Emery Vaughan 19 Mercury Kincester Kraken

Chronological competitive participation

See also: Mercury national ice hockey team statistics
Season Group stage Knock-out stages Position
Div Pld RW OTW OTL RL F A GD Pts Pos
2013 'B' Conference qualification 4 2 2 0 17 8 +9 8 1st 1st
2014 'B' Conference 5 3 2 0 29 13 +16 11 1st ↑ EQF: Craitland Craitland 3–4 SO 5th
2017 'A' Conference 5 2 1 0 2 5 4 +1 8 3rd EQF:
ESF: 		River Warriors River Warriors
Birgeshir Birgeshir 		2–0
1–2 OT 		4th
2018 'A' Conference 5 3 0 0 2 14 10 +4 9 2nd QF: Nova English Korea Nova English Korea 2–3 SO 5th
Micras Games 5 4 0 0 1 20 10 +10 12 1st QF:
SF:
F: 		Senya Senya
Gerenia Gerenia
Birgeshir Birgeshir 		4–3 OT
6–1
7–3 		1st
2019 'A' Conference 7 5 0 0 2 44 24 +20 15 2nd QF:
SF:
F: 		Lakkvia Lakkvia
Birgeshir Birgeshir
Senya Senya 		7–3
1–0
4–3 		1st
2020 'A' Conference 5 4 0 0 1 24 10 +14 12 2nd QF:
SF:
3P: 		Mar Sara Mar Sara
Floria Floria
Birgeshir Birgeshir 		4–3
3–6
2–1 		3rd
World Cup 3 0 1 1 1 13 14 −1 3[2] 3rd PO:
QF: 		Nova English Korea Nova English Korea
Floria Floria 		6–1
1–4 		7th
2021 'A' Conference 5 3 1 0 1 17 8 +9 11 2nd QF:
SF:
3rd: 		Hurmu Hurmu
Floria Floria
Mar Sara Mar Sara 		3–1
1–2
4–2 		3rd

[2] - Two points awarded per regulation win instead of three.

Honours

Flag

Mercury has used the following flag during the entirety of its MHL affiliation:

2013–
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Group B-I: Etourney Etourney · Helderbourgh Helderbourgh · Krasnocoria Krasnocoria · Lusa Lusa · New Sussex New Sussex · Shireroth Shireroth
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'C' Conference
Group C-I: Alduria Alduria · Incontinentia Incontinentia · Jääland Jääland · Ransenar Ransenar · Thracistan Thracistan
Group C-II: Jingdao Jingdao · Kalgachia Kalgachia · Phinbella Phinbella · Ralgon Ralgon · Tiana Tiana
'C' qualifiers
Calbion Calbion · Elwynn Elwynn · New Vaduz New Vaduz · Normark Normark · Osktrava Osktrava
 
MHL Women's World Championships
'A' Conference
'B' Conference
Group B-I: Castilona Castilona · Florian Eura Florian Eura · Mar Sara Mar Sara · Nova England Nova England · River Warriors River Warriors · Tellia Tellia
Group B-II: Etourney Etourney · Freeland Freeland · Incontinentia Incontinentia · Jääland Jääland · Lakkvia Lakkvia · Sanama Sanama
'C' Conference
Group C-I: Helderbourgh Helderbourgh · Krasnocoria Krasnocoria · Lusa Lusa · Merenolitovina Merenolitovina · Ralgon Ralgon · Talenore Talenore
Group C-II: Alduria Alduria · Elwynn Elwynn · Ransenar Ransenar · Thracistan Thracistan · Tiana Tiana
 
MHL Junior World Championships
'A' Conference
Castilona Castilona · Craitland Craitland · Floria Floria · Hurmu Hurmu · Mercury Mercury · New Sussex New Sussex · Nova English Korea Nova English Korea · River Warriors River Warriors · Senya Senya · Shireroth Shireroth
'B' Conference
Group B-I: Etourney Etourney · Florian Eura Florian Eura · Lusa Lusa · Qavaqaqqaqqaniitqeqertaq Qavaqaqqaqqaniitqeqertaq · Sanama Sanama · Tellia Tellia
Group B-II: Incontinentia Incontinentia · Lamantia Lamantia · Mar Sara Mar Sara · Nova England Nova England · Ralgon Ralgon · Thracistan Thracistan
'C' Conference
Group C-I: Alduria Alduria · Jääland Jääland · Jingdao Jingdao · Merenolitovina Merenolitovina · Ransenar Ransenar · Talenore Talenore
Group C-II: Calbion Calbion · Kalgachia Kalgachia · New Batavia New Batavia · Osktrava Osktrava · Phinbella Phinbella · Tiana Tiana
MHL Cup
2014 (not awarded) · Hiatus · 2019 · 2020 · 2021
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