This season, we’re proud to officially sponsor the Milton Keynes Falcons women’s ice hockey team as part of our ongoing mission to grow the game in the UK.

In our last blog post, we announced our commitment to supporting women’s ice hockey in the UK for the 2025/26 season. Today, we’re taking the next step with a partnership that means a lot to us, both as fans of the sport and as a brand that believes in putting action behind our values.

We’re thrilled to welcome the Milton Keynes Falcons to the Gardeot family.

“The Falcons are an inspiring team doing important work, not just on the ice, but in their community,” said James, Founder of Gardeot. “We’re honoured to support them and proud to stand alongside them in pushing the game forward. This sponsorship reflects what Gardeot stands for: backing those who show up with passion and who represent the future of British hockey.”

The Milton Keynes Falcons are one of the UK's leading women’s ice hockey teams, known for their energy, skill, and commitment to making the sport more inclusive and accessible.

"We're incredibly excited to be sponsored by Gardeot this season! We share a strong mutual passion and enthusiasm for the sport, and we're committed to supporting each other in expanding its reach to all audiences.
This partnership is driven by a shared, vibrant passion for sport, with a special focus on amplifying the voices and achievements of women in sport. We are keen to actively support each other in promoting the sport's excitement and accessibility, welcoming and engaging diverse audiences everywhere, and truly growing our community." — Victoria Plater, Milton Keynes Falcons

This is a shared mission. At Gardeot, we’re driven by a love of ice hockey and a desire to see it thrive in the UK and beyond. That means investing in the women’s game, in youth development, and in community-focused teams like the Falcons — teams that embody the grit, determination, and spirit of the sport.

We believe in helping the sport grow in all directions, but the women’s game deserves special attention. For too long, female players have had to work harder for recognition, ice time, and resources. That’s why we’re making them a central part of Gardeot’s 2025/26 focus.

This is the first of several planned partnerships across women’s and grassroots hockey — and we can’t wait to show you what’s next.