Oji Eagles
- Year of foundation: 1925
- Colours: red, yellow, black
- Club status: active
- Address: Oji Real Estate No. 2 Building, 3-2-13 Omotemachi, Tomakomai-shi
Hokkaido 053-0022 - Phone: +81 0144 38 8880
- Fax: +81 0144 38 8881
- Email: contact@redeagles.co.jp
- WWW: Red Eagles Hokkaido, Instagram
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All time leagues: All Japan Ice hockey Championship | Asia League | Japan Cup - Asia League | Japan Ice Hockey League
Season 1996-1997
This club in 1996-1997: Japan Ice Hockey League
* no longer in the club
Hakucho Arena Tomakomai
- Adress: 2-4-1 Wakakusa-cho,
Tomakomai, Hokkaidō, Japan - Phone: +81 0144-37-7100
- Email: info@tspo.jp
- Web: http://tspo.jp/arena-hakucho/
- Capacity: 4015
- Opened in: 1996
- from 1925 to 2021: Oji Eagles
- from 2021 to present: Red Eagles Hokkaido
- 2020-2021: Japan Cup - Asia League
- 2018-2019: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 2016-2017: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 2012-2013: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 2011-2012: Asia League
- 2007-2008: Asia League
- 2004-2005: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 2001-2002: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1999-2000: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1995-1996: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1994-1995: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1993-1994: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1993-1994: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1992-1993: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1991-1992: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1990-1991: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1989-1990: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1988-1989: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1987-1988: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1986-1987: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1986-1987: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1985-1986: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1984-1985: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1984-1985: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1983-1984: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1983-1984: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1982-1983: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1982-1983: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1981-1982: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1980-1981: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1979-1980: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1979-1980: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1976-1977: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1975-1976: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1973-1974: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1972-1973: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1969-1970: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1968-1969: Japan Ice Hockey League
- 1968-1969: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1967-1968: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1965-1966: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1963-1964: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1957-1958: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1956-1957: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1955-1956: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1954-1955: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1953-1954: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1951-1952: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1950-1951: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1949-1950: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1946-1947: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1934-1935: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
- 1931-1932: All Japan Ice hockey Championship
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- Anyang Halla wins Asia League (26 Mar 2023)
- Asia League Wrap-up (23 Sep 2013)
- 2013-2014 Asia League Opening Weekend (08 Sep 2013)
- Tohoku Freeblades 2013 Asia League Champions (30 Mar 2013)
- Blades thump Eagles to take 2-1 series lead (26 Mar 2013)
Asia League Awards
After the end of the regular season, Asia League announces the seasonal awards:
Best player award: Lee Chong Min (HL Anyang Ice Hockey Club)
Most points award: Seiji Takahashi (Red Eagles Hokkaido)
Most assists award: Ryo Hashimoto (Red Eagles Hokkaido)
Most points award: Kim Sang-wook (HL Anyang Ice Hockey Club)
Best save percentage GK award: Yuta Narisawa (Red Eagles Hokkaido)
Newcomer Award: Riku Ishida (Tohoku Free Blaze)
All-Stars Team:
Yuta Narisawa (Red Eagles Hokkaido)
Ryo Hashimoto (Red Eagles Hokkaido)
Song Hyun-chul (HL Anyang)
Seiji Takahashi (Red Eagles Hokkaido)
Boivin Alexander (Tohoku Free Blaze)
Shogo Nakajima (Red Eagles Hokkaido)
Oji Eagles wins Japan Cup
The Oji Eagles are the winner of Japan Cup, the tournament between Japanese teams partecipating in Asia League, not played this season due to Covid restrictions.
The Eagles dominated the season, plagued by the Covid emergency. Newly created team Yokohama Grits stopped to play in December due to the state of emergency declared in the region and were back to competition just in March to play last round. Missing games were cancelled.
Eagles Shogo Nakajima finished as top scorer with 45 points (18+27)
East China sea conflict causes Asia League to post-pone games
The Asia League has post-poned another set of games due to the growing Japan China conflict over a set of uninhabited islands. This weekend the Eagles were to play in China, but the league has postponed the games until the middle of November and end of December. Last week three games against the Cranes were rescheduled until January.
(28 Sep 2012)Eagles thrash High1 at home
Oji Eagles completed a three game sweep of High1 on Wednesday night when they defeated them 8-4. High1 took an early lead but saw it evaporate quickly as the Eagles tied it up by the end of the first and secured a lead mid-way through the second. Oji got two goals from Hashimoto and Takahashi while Cavosi and Saito each had 3 assits. Suh managed to get a couple goals for High1. Swift failed to get a single point during the game and was ejected early in the third period receiving a 2 minute roughing penalty, a 10 minute misconduct and a 20 minute game misconduct. Kawashima for the Eagles also took a 10 minute misconduct as part of the altercation. Despite a lop-sided second period which saw the Eagles get five goals on only eight shots, the Eagles outshot High1 49-47.
(19 Sep 2012)High1 shut out at home, besieged with 73 shots
Masahito was perfect for the Eagles as he turned away 48 shots for the Eagles. Inoue did his best, but couldn't withstand the 73 shot barrage from the Eagles but got away with only letting in three. Swift was kept off the scoreboard despite making eight shots, but still received two 2-minute minor penalties and a 10-minute misconducta at the end of the game for roughing. Domeki had nine shots for the Eagles but failed to find the back of the net.
(17 Sep 2012)Asia League 2011-2012
The new season of Asia League started today. Nippon Paper Cranes only scored once but that was enough to take an early lead of the league standings as they were the only team to win 3 points. The results: Free Blades-Paper Cranes 0-1, Anyang Halla-High1 4-3 (OT), Eagles-Icebucks 3-4 (SO).
(17 Sep 2011)Oji Eagles participates in season 1996-1997: Japan Ice Hockey League
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