'24 Masters (38 and over) World Championships between Team USA VS Team Canada in Jaca, Spain.

MIHWA - Masters Inline Hockey World Association - was held June 10th-15th in Jaca, Spain. The tournament consists of 3 age groups. 38s/45s/50s.
Here is footage from the Masters (38s) Championship Game between Team Canada and Team USA. Video shot by Daryn Goodwin of NARCh who was also playing in the event for Team USA in 50s division.
Team Canada jumped out to an early lead, but Team USA would ultimately prevail.
For more on the tournament check out www.mihwa.org.

[@CrazyCat229]

They need this sport in the Summer Olympics.

[@marinbotev5134]

Thank you for sharing! The game's speed is blistering fast something we can dream of achieving at our Masters league in South Africa!

[@ryo.4200]

This game was actually really intriguing to watch. From the first minute in I knew it would be a good one

[@stoss-11]

Hope I get to experience this when im 40, this is awesome. The end is eveything

[@motogig7803]

I like the back and forth flow. Lots of speed, not a lot of circling back. More of an ice hockey feel. Lots of talent and the boys getting after it. Good job.

[@cd8408]

Brinny! Let’s go Team USA, let’s go Morris!🤘😎

[@listenvangogh]

Juaq on the PK is classic!

[@mariogonzalez7707]

Great vid!

[@duanevoss]

Great video Darren

[@monte8069]

are the nets always that small in roller hockey?

[@MicBergsma]

I don’t think so… rink here on Maui using normal nets

[@narchplayers]

For International Play (World Skate) and throughout Europe, they play on these nets. In our events and everything in the US and Canada, regular nets are used. There is definitely an adjustment.