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Netflix Orders ‘Icebreaker’ Series, Continuing Its Hockey Romance Wave

Based on Hannah Grace’s bestseller, the show will pair figure skater Anastasia Allen with hockey player Nate Hawkins, overseen by Amanda Lasher and Jade Bartlett.

Netflix has green‑lit a series adaptation of Hannah Grace’s bestselling novel Icebreaker, continuing the platform’s string of romance‑driven sports dramas that have captured global audiences.

A New Chapter on the Ice

The story centers on Anastasia Allen, a competitive figure skater chasing Olympic gold, who finds her training routine upended when she is forced to share the rink with Nate Hawkins, a gritty hockey player determined to make his mark in the professional ranks.

Amanda Lasher, celebrated for her work on Gossip Girl and Riverdale, will serve as showrunner, bringing her long‑standing affection for young‑adult romance to the ice. She will be joined by Jade Bartlett, who will co‑write the adaptation and help shape its narrative arc.

Icebreaker joins a growing slate of hockey‑centric series such as Heated Rivalry, which exploded on HBO Max, and Off Campus, which debuted at #6 on Nielsen’s streaming originals chart with 516 million minutes viewed in its first week.

The move underscores Netflix’s strategy of turning proven romance formulas into global hits, leveraging the cultural momentum of sports‑themed storytelling to attract new subscribers while deepening engagement with existing fans.

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