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*2/1: '''Dordoi Ala-Too Naryn''' - Kyrgyz Temir Jolhy Bishkek 8:0 | *2/1: '''Dordoi Ala-Too Naryn''' - Kyrgyz Temir Jolhy Bishkek 8:0 | ||
*2/2: '''Dordoi Ala-Too Naryn''' - Naryn Shumkarlary 15:0 | *2/2: '''Dordoi Ala-Too Naryn''' - Naryn Shumkarlary 15:0 | ||
After a lengthy pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the final round of the championship was played from November 26-29, 2020. Four teams competed in a round-robin, and Dordoi Ala-Too Naryn finished first, ahead of Kyrgyz Temir Jolhy in second, and Yastreby Naryn in third. | |||
==Bishkek Tournament== | |||
A tournament for the NC Kyrgyz Temir Zholu State Ice Hockey Championship Cup was held in Bishkek in October 2019. In the final game, the Khan-Tengri team defeated the Kyrgyz Temir Zholu team to win the tournament. In the third place match, the Min-Kush team defeated the Arstan team to take the bronze medal. | |||
<ref>[https://sport.kg/team-sports/hockey/55093-komanda-han-tengri-vyigrala-hokkeynyy-turnir-v-bishkeke.html Команда «Хан-Тенгри» выиграла хоккейный турнир в Бишкеке]</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:25, 28 July 2026
This was the 2019-20 Kyrgyzstan Championship:
Results
- 1/31: Naryn Shumkarlary - Kyrgyz Temir Jolhy Bishkek 10:6
- 2/1: Dordoi Ala-Too Naryn - Kyrgyz Temir Jolhy Bishkek 8:0
- 2/2: Dordoi Ala-Too Naryn - Naryn Shumkarlary 15:0
After a lengthy pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the final round of the championship was played from November 26-29, 2020. Four teams competed in a round-robin, and Dordoi Ala-Too Naryn finished first, ahead of Kyrgyz Temir Jolhy in second, and Yastreby Naryn in third.
Bishkek Tournament
A tournament for the NC Kyrgyz Temir Zholu State Ice Hockey Championship Cup was held in Bishkek in October 2019. In the final game, the Khan-Tengri team defeated the Kyrgyz Temir Zholu team to win the tournament. In the third place match, the Min-Kush team defeated the Arstan team to take the bronze medal. [1]