Thailand National (?) Championship 2007-08

[Franco]

Thailand National (?) Championship 2007-08

Regular Season:

1. BNH Hospital Blades Bangkok 15 12 1 2 81:38 25
2. Woodstock Bar&Grill Blues Bangkok 15 6 2 7 53:65 14
3. D'Pelican Inn Flyers Bangkok 15 5 1 9 52:72 11
4. Curve Coyotes Bangkok 15 4 2 9 55:66 10

Semifinals:

BNH Hospital Blades Bangkok vs. D'Pelican Inn Flyers Bangkok 3:3 and 7:0
Woodstock Bar&Grill Blues Bangkok vs. Curve Coyotes Bangkok 2:6 and 4:8

Place 3-4:

Woodstock Bar&Grill Blues Bangkok vs. D'Pelican Inn Flyers Bangkok 5:6

Final:

BNH Hospital Blades Bangkok vs. Curve Coyotes Bangkok 2:3 and 3:4

Thailand National (?) Champion: Curve Coyotes Bangkok

Last ten years Champions:

1999 Panthers Bangkok
2000 Canstars Panthers Bangkok
2001 Canstars Bangkok
2002 Canstars Bangkok
2003 Flying Farangs Bangkok
2004 Din-Daeng Jets Bangkok
2005 Canstars Bangkok
2006 Curve Contracting Coyotes Bangkok
2007 Jamcomb Sports Leafs Bangkok
2008 Curve Coyotes Bangkok

[swiss_chris]

As far as I can see, that is a regional chanpionship, or else the so called Thai World Hockey League (TWHL) (see post below by diabolik.
I found two links that mention other clubs taking part in the national championship.

http://www.eishockey-almanach.de/ (clic asien, thailand)
http://geocities.com/ihatthailand/ihat13.htm

The clubs are:
1. CANSTARS Bangkok
2. ROCKET THAILAND Bangkok
3. LADPRAO Bangkok
4. CHIANG MAI SKY ICE
5. CHIANG MAI FALCON
6. GRIZZLY BEARS

[Calvin Hobbes]

As far as I can see, that is a regional chanpionship, or else the so called Thai World Hockey League (TWHL) (see post below by diabolik.
I found two links that mention other clubs taking part in the national championship.

The national championship mentioned in the IHAT's website seems to have taken place in 2002.... I can't claim to read Thai, but the obvious dates in the Thai text show a year 2545 in Thai calendar which translates to 2002 in western calendar. I would guess the German site just copied the information from there for 2006.

There is - or at least used to be - a rink in Chiang Mai, not a regular size, but not too far off. I don't know if there is any regular ice hockey activity in the city nowadays. Most (if not all) Thai hockey seems to concentrate in Bangkok.