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Ice Hockey in Thailand

Ice Hockey in Thailand is governed by the Ice Hockey Association of Thailand . Thailand has been a member of the International Ice Hockey Federation since 1989.  Thailand Men’s national team made their International debut in 2003, while the Women team made their debuts in 2013. This page shows the history of the Men’s and Women’s national teams.

Men’s National Team
IIHF Member: April 27th, 1989
History:
Thailand Men Official Results
Thailand Men Unofficial Results
Thailand Scoring Leaders
Other Facts:
First Official Game Played: February 2nd, 2003, 39-0 loss to Japan
First Unofficial Game Played: March 9th, 2005, 7-1 loss to Harbin II
Longest Official Winning Streak: (9) November 8th-March 14th, 2022
Longest Unofficial Winning Streak: (3) December 16th-December 18th, 2005
Longest Official Unbeaten Streak: (6) January 29th-April 25th, 2011
Longest Unofficial Unbeaten Streak: (4) December 16th-August 3rd, 2017
Longest Official Losing Streak: (5) March 7th, 2005-January 29th, 2007
Longest Unofficial Losing Streak: (1) February 2nd, 2003
Biggest Official Win: 29-0 over Bahrain & India January 29th & April 25th, 2011
Biggest Unofficial Win: 15-1 over Korea Asamo Ligers December 16th, 2005
Biggest Official Loss: 52-1 to Kazakhstan January 29th, 2007
Biggest Unofficial Loss: 7-1 to Harbin II February 2nd, 2003
Medals:
Challenge Cup of Asia: Silver: 2009, 2012, 2018, Bronze: 2010, 2011, 2017
South East Asian Games: Gold: 2019, Silver: 2017

 

#PROSTERTEAMS
1GKBen KleineschayIce Breakers
50GKPattarapol UngkulpattanasukIHAT
12DRamin Chan-UraiChiang Mai
11DPatrick ForstnerBangkok Warriors
9DPoon HarnchaipibulgulChiang Mai
55DKen KindbornBangkok Warriors
56DPapan ThanakroekkiatIce Breakers
22DAraya VatanapanyakulIce Breakers
28FW Kim ArolaBangkok Warriors
73FWPann Hongswadhi Canstar Rangers
24FWChonlaphat IngkharratphithakonBangkok Warriors
61FWJan IsakssonBangkok Warriors
10FWKrittapad JaradwuttipreedaBangkok Warriors
19FWPhandaj KhuhakaewIce Breakers
83FWMasato KitayamaIce Breakers
42FWChanokchon LimpinphetIHAT
17FWNathaphat Luckanatinakorn25G
96FWHideki NagayamaBangkok Warriors
8FWSittinon PromthongCanstar Rangers
4FWRakchai SukwiboonIce Breakers
 HCThomas Stastny(03/06/23)

 

Women’s National Team
IIHF Member: April 27th, 1989
History:
Thailand Women Official Results
Thailand Women Unofficial Results
Thailand Women Scoring Leaders
Other Facts:
First Official Game Played: December 26th, 2013, 12-0 Win over United Arab Emirates
First Unofficial Game Played: March 9th, 2017, 4-3 loss to New Zealand U18
Longest Official Winning Streak: (14) March 7th, 2017-May 7th, 2023
Longest Unofficial Winning Streak: (1) November 6th, 2014
Longest Official Unbeaten Streak: (14) March 7th, 2017-May 7th, 2023
Longest Unofficial Unbeaten Streak: (1) November 6th, 2014
Longest Official Losing Streak: (3) February 21st-Feb 25, 2017
Longest Unofficial Losing Streak: (6) November 7th, 2014-April 16th, 2019
Biggest Official Win: 21-1 over Philippines March 7th, 2017
Biggest Unofficial Win: 3-1 Over Hong Kong November 6th 2014
Biggest Official Loss: 37-0 to Japan February 23rd, 2017
Biggest Unofficial Loss: 7-1 to Chinese Taipei November 7th, 2018
Medals:
Challenge Cup of Asia: Gold: 2019, Silver: 2017, Bronze: 2018
Asia Oceania Championship: Gold: 2023

 

#PROSTERTEAMS
1GKThamida KulthadapakornBangkok Warriors
98GK Lalana ThaesatBangkok Warriors
94DMarisa ChimpraditBangkok Warriors
59DPrim Dechthai25G
77DSirikam JittresinPanthers THA
19D Suwipha PanyamaneeratGreatest Ice
18DKunkannchaya SawasdeepapBangkok Warriors
5FWKwanchanok ChoeiklangCanstars Rangers
25FWVarinya GaintanasilpGreatest Ice
89FWPhraephailin Khanphakdee25G
54FWPhraephloi Khanphakdee25G
88FWNistanant LoykulnantCanstars Rangers
6FWAvita PothongIcebreakers
56FWWirasinee RattananalBangkok Warriors
8FWPijittra Sae-JearPolarbear
56FWWirasinee Rattananal Bangkok Warriors
55FWPawarisa Sakchaicharoenkul25G
12FWPattranid SornpromBangkok Warriors
7FWSupitsara ThammaGreatest Ice
23FWPacharamon VorawatNakaraj
21FWThipwarintorn
Yannakornthanaphan		Bangkok Warriors
 HCRory ThuesatUpdated (04/30/23)

 

U20 National Team
IIHF Member: April 27th, 1989
History:
Thailand U20 Official Results
Thailand U20 Scoring Leaders
Other Facts:
First Official Game Played: December 3rd, 2018, 14-1 win over Mongolia
Longest Official Winning Streak: (8) December 3rd-July 2nd 2022
Longest Official Unbeaten Streak: (8) December 3rd-July 2nd 2022
Biggest Official Win: 28-0 over United Arab Emirates June 28th, 2022
Medals:
Asia Oceanic Championship: Gold: 2022

 

#PROSTERTEAMS
20GKJames McAlearCanstar Rangers
25GKPakin NgamhirunsakulChaingmai
12DRamin Chan-UralChaingmai
22DPurich DhiranusornkitCanstar Rangers
9DPoon HarnchaipibulgulChaingmai
13DChonlaphat IngkharratphithakonBangkok Warriors
23DKanit KitirienglapCanstars
8DPunn PhasukkijwatanaChaingmai
10FWParist ChanteerayudhIcebreakers
7FWPann HongswadhiCanstars
19FWChinnapat IntajakChaingmai
14FWThawan KarnboonChaingmai
5FWAthit KhunrajSouthern Wolf
21FWThananutch KulthanthornBangkok Warriors
17FWNathaphat Luckanatinakorn25G
24FWPatpoom PatongChaingmai
18FWNattasate PhatigulsateCanstar Rangers
16FWSittinon PromthongCanstars
15FWThanachai SakchaicharoenkulCanstar Rangers
6FWNakrit SutivijithoBangkok Warriors
HCJuhani Kim Aarola(06/24/22)

 

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