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==Champions== | ==Champions== | ||
*[[2023 Bangkok Ice Hockey League season|2023]]: Elite Division: BW White, Division 1: Big Bulls, Division 2: Panthers | |||
*2022: Elite Division: 25G Team, Division 1: Nakaraj, Division 2: Ice Breakers JWS | |||
*[[2020 Bangkok Ice Hockey League season|2020]]: Elite Division: Big Bulls, Division 1: Lion State, Division 2: Greatest Ice Team | |||
*2019: Elite Division: Warriors A | *2019: Elite Division: Warriors A | ||
*[[2018 Bangkok Ice Hockey League season|2018]]: Elite Division: Bangkok Thunder, Division 1: Young Ducks, Division 2: Grizzly Bears | *[[2018 Bangkok Ice Hockey League season|2018]]: Elite Division: Bangkok Thunder, Division 1: Young Ducks, Division 2: Grizzly Bears | ||
Latest revision as of 22:35, 20 November 2023
The Bangkok Ice Hockey League was established in November 2012.[1] It is based in Bangkok, Thailand. The league is divided into three divisions of four teams apiece - Elite, Division 1, and Division 2.
Champions
- 2023: Elite Division: BW White, Division 1: Big Bulls, Division 2: Panthers
- 2022: Elite Division: 25G Team, Division 1: Nakaraj, Division 2: Ice Breakers JWS
- 2020: Elite Division: Big Bulls, Division 1: Lion State, Division 2: Greatest Ice Team
- 2019: Elite Division: Warriors A
- 2018: Elite Division: Bangkok Thunder, Division 1: Young Ducks, Division 2: Grizzly Bears
- 2017: Elite Division: Bangkok Thunder, Division 1: Thai Old Timers, Division 2: Greatest Ice
- 2016: Division 1: Bangkok Thunder, Division 2: Thai Old Timers, Division 3: Ice Planet Bears
- 2015: Division 1: Team Warriors A, Division 2: Team Warriors B
- 2014: Grizzly Bears
- 2013: Division 1: Canstar Raiders, Division 2: Grizzly Bears