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Thailand
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All time leagues: Asian Winter Games | Asian Winter Games - Division 1 | Challenge Cup of Asia | Olympic Qual. | Southeast Asian Games | U20 Asia and Oceania Championship | U20 Challenge Cup of Asia, Division 1 | AOC18 | U18 Challenge Cup of Asia | World Championship d3 | World Championship d3B | World Championship d3Q | World Women’s Championship Div. IIIB | WJC18 d3B | Asian Winter Games (women) | Women’s Challenge Cup of Asia | WJC d3b | Women’s Challenge Cup of Asia Division 1 | World Womens U18 Championship Div. III
Season 2016-2017
Club teams
This club in 2016-2017: Asian Winter Games - Division 1 | Challenge Cup of Asia | Asian Winter Games (women) | Women’s Challenge Cup of Asia
Recent gamesseason 2016-2017
| Mar. 20 17 | 18:00 | Mongolia | - | Thailand | 5-4 | Show details» |
| Mar. 21 17 | 18:00 | Thailand | - | United Arab Emirates | 3-4 | Show details» |
| Mar. 23 17 | 18:00 | Thailand | - | Singapore | 12-0 | Show details» |
Current rosterseason 2016-2017
| Coach name | State | Born | Coach position | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patrik Lundbäck |  | 12.03.1968 | Head Coach | Show profile» |
| Krisada Kasemsunt |  | 14.07.1950 | Team Manager | Show profile» |
| Sudjai Sornjai | | 21.04.1962 | Team Staff | Show profile» |
| Autthapon Wongnanthawat | | 09.04.1981 | Assistant Coach | Show profile» |
* no longer in the club
League winners:
- 2024-2025: WJC d3b
- 2023-2024: World Women’s Championship Div. IIIB
- 2023-2024: World Championship d3A
- 2022-2023: IIHF Women’s Asia and Oceania Championship
- 2021-2022: U20 Asia and Oceania Championship
- 2019-2020: Southeast Asian Games
- 2018-2019: Women’s Challenge Cup of Asia
- 2018-2019: U20 Challenge Cup of Asia, Division 1
- 2016-2017: Asian Winter Games - Division 1
- 2011-2012: U18 Challenge Cup of Asia
from 2007 to present:
Recent articlesShow all articles»
- Uzbekistan secures historic victory in WJCU18 Division III B (07 Mar 2025)
- SEA gold to The Philippines (24 Aug 2017)
- Q&A With Thailand National Team Player Likit Neimwan-Andersson (26 Apr 2017)
- Thailand Wins First Ever Ice Hockey Gold Medal (25 Feb 2017)
- Third CCOA title in a row for Chinese Taipei (20 Mar 2015)
Recent newsShow all news»
Chinese Taipei U18 and Malaysia win titles in Kuala Lumpur
The Women's Challenge Cup of Asia was played this week in MyNiss Arena in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Chinese Taipei U18 won the elite division after beating Thailand 5-3, New Zealand U18 4-1 and Singapore 12-1.
Malaysia won division one after wins against Philippines 3-1, India 5-0 and United Arab Emirates 5-3.
(11 Mar 2018)2017 Southeast Asian Games starts
The 2017 Southeast Asian Games started today in Kuala Lumpur. In the opening game Malaysia beat Indonesia 10-3.
(20 Aug 2017)Gold medals to Hong Kong
Hong Kong won the first version of the Women's Challenge Cup of Asia Division 1 at home in Mega Ice.
They won all three games: Singapore 7-1, Thailand 4-0 and United Arab Emirates 9-0.
(29 Dec 2013)Team statistics
Historic rosters:
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Past results:
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Fast factsseason 2016-2017
- Youngest player: Chayutapon Kulrat (16 years)
- Oldest player: Likit Neimwan-Andersson (44 years)
- Shortest player: Paniti Nawasmittawong (156 cm)
- Tallest player: Papan Thanakroekkiat (189 cm)
- Nationalities: Thailand (22)
- Highest win: Thailand - Malaysia 14-1
- Season average home attendance: 245
Leagues
Thailand participates in season 2016-2017: Asian Winter Games - Division 1, Challenge Cup of Asia, Asian Winter Games (women), Women’s Challenge Cup of Asia
Headlines
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