Wildcats Legend Calls Time on an Incredible Career!

Wildcats Legend Calls Time on an Incredible Career!
After an extraordinary professional career, Tomasz Małasiński has announced his retirement from ice hockey, bringing to a close one of the most remarkable playing careers ever seen in the EPL and NIHL.

Tomasz first arrived in Swindon in the 2014/15 season and immediately established himself as one of the league’s premier talents. Across three seasons in the English Premier League, he lit up rinks around the country, recording an outstanding 223 points in 144 games.

Following his first spell in Swindon, Tomasz returned to his homeland to captain Katowice in Poland, adding another important chapter to an already impressive career. His leadership and professionalism continued to shine before fate brought him back to Wiltshire.

The 2019/20 season marked Tomasz’s return to the Wildcats, this time in the NIHL, and from that moment on he picked up exactly where he had left off. Over the next six seasons, along with the Covid Cup campaign, he continued to produce at an astonishing level, thrilling Wildcats fans week after week and having 2 season scoring over 100 points!

Across nine seasons and the Covid Cup with the Swindon Wildcats, Tomasz amassed an incredible 770 points, a statistic that reflects not only his consistency but also his status as one of the finest players ever to grace the EPL and NIHL.

The perfect ending came in his final season, as he helped lead the Wildcats to the NIHL League title, providing a fitting conclusion to a career that has inspired teammates, coaches, and supporters alike.

Congratulations on an outstanding career, and we wish you the best in retirement.

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