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==Champions==  
==Champions==  
 
*[[2022-23 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2022-23]] : Norqain
*2022 (summer): D1: Black, D2: Yellow, D3: Red
*2020-2021 : ''cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic''
*[[2019-20 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2019-20]] : PS Engage
*[[2018-19 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2018-19]] : American Club
*2018 (summer): Red Team won all three divisions
*[[2017-18 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2017-18]] : Scotiabank
*[[2017-18 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2017-18]] : Scotiabank
*2017 (summer): Black Team won all three divisions
*2017 (summer): Black Team won all three divisions
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*[[2013-14 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2013-14]] : Triple-O Singapore
*[[2013-14 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2013-14]] : Triple-O Singapore
*2013 (summer): D1: Team Yellow, D2: Team Red, D3: Team Yellow  
*2013 (summer): D1: Team Yellow, D2: Team Red, D3: Team Yellow  
*2012-13 : Singapore Scotia Bank
*[[2012-13 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2012-13]] : Singapore Scotia Bank
*2010-2012: ''none recorded''
*[[2011-12 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2011-12]] : Singapore Leafs
*2009-2011: ''none recorded''
*[[2008-09 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2008-09]] : White Team
*[[2008-09 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2008-09]] : White Team
*[[2007-08 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2007-08]] : Harrys
*[[2007-08 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2007-08]] : Harrys
*[[2006-07 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2006-07]] : San Miguel
*[[2006-07 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2006-07]] : San Miguel
*[[2005-06 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2005-06]] : M1 Hornets
*[[2005-06 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2005-06]] : M1 Hornets
*2004-05 : Linear Technology Lions
*[[2004-05 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2004-05]] : Linear Technology Lions
*[[2003-04 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2003-04]] : Brewerkz Bruins
*[[2003-04 Singapore National Ice Hockey League season|2003-04]] : Brewerkz Bruins
*[[2003 Singapore Summer League season|2003]] (summer): Continental Wings
*[[2003 Singapore Summer League season|2003]] (summer): Continental Wings

Latest revision as of 18:08, 6 July 2024

Singapore National Hockey Ice League
SIN Logo.jpg
Sport Ice hockey
Founded 2001
No. of teams 4
Country(ies) Flag of Singapore Singapore
Most recent champion(s) Norqain

The Singapore National Ice Hockey League is the national ice hockey competition in Singapore. It was founded in January 2001 but the first national champion in Singapore was crowned in 1995.

Champions

  • 2022-23 : Norqain
  • 2022 (summer): D1: Black, D2: Yellow, D3: Red
  • 2020-2021 : cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
  • 2019-20 : PS Engage
  • 2018-19 : American Club
  • 2018 (summer): Red Team won all three divisions
  • 2017-18 : Scotiabank
  • 2017 (summer): Black Team won all three divisions
  • 2016-17 : Scotiabank
  • 2016 (summer): D1: Yellow Team, D2: Red Team, D3: Red Team
  • 2015-16 : Scotia
  • 2015 (summer): D1: Black Team, D2: Red Team, D3: Blooies Ice Dogs
  • 2014-15 : SEB
  • 2014 (summer): D1: Team Red, D2: Team Red, D3: Team Yellow
  • 2013-14 : Triple-O Singapore
  • 2013 (summer): D1: Team Yellow, D2: Team Red, D3: Team Yellow
  • 2012-13 : Singapore Scotia Bank
  • 2011-12 : Singapore Leafs
  • 2009-2011: none recorded
  • 2008-09 : White Team
  • 2007-08 : Harrys
  • 2006-07 : San Miguel
  • 2005-06 : M1 Hornets
  • 2004-05 : Linear Technology Lions
  • 2003-04 : Brewerkz Bruins
  • 2003 (summer): Continental Wings
  • 2002-03 : Continental Wings
  • 2002 (summer): White
  • 2001-02 : Continental Wings
  • 2001 (summer): Subway Selects
  • 2000-01 : Linear Technology Lions
  • 1999-00 : Singapore Khalsa Association
  • 1998-99 : Chenab
  • 1997-98 : Singapore Recreation Club
  • 1996-97 : Singapore Recreation Club
  • 1995-96 : Singapore Indian Association
  • 1994-95 : Singapore Recreation Club

External links

Competitions around the World
Asia

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Africa

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Middle East

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Women's leagues

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