The 6th Asian Winter Games

[Da Silva]

The 6th Asian Winter Game will be held Changchun, China from January 28 to February 4, 2007
Hong Kong Ice Hockey Association is going to send the Men's team for the ice hockey competition. I think this the second time that Hong Kong is going to send a team to the asian games. The first time I think they lost 44-1 to Japan but someone would have to check

Here is the Hong Kong Roster

Last Name-- First Name---Position
1 Chan Yiu Fai (Jason) Forward
2 Cheng Siu Lun Forward
3 Cheung Tsz Wo, Bosco Forward
4 Chim Terence Forward
5 Fung Bun Yu, Bernard Forward
6 Li Kwan Shing Forward
7 Ng Chai Ming Forward
8 Tam Kong Chee, Arthur Forward
9 Wong Pak Lam, Theophilus Forward
10 Yung Wai Huen, Albert Forward
11 Chim Chi On Defence
12 Leung Ming Hon, Jeff Defence
13 Leung Sau Chung Defence
14 Ma Hon Chung, Julian Defence
15 Ng Ka Ki, Kevin Defence
16 Poon Ka Wah, Laputa Defence
17 Suen Chun Fung Defence
18 Tsang Tze Chung, Dennis Defence
19 Wong Cheung Defence
20 Yeung Ting Kwan Defence
21 Yang Scott Goalie
22 Wong Samuel Goalie
23 Wai Kwong Wai, Eric Goalie

Backup/Substitute
Law Chun Ming Defence
Liu Wing Yi, Jim Forward
Hui In Bun, Bengy Goalie

[Davide]

and this is the site:

http://en.changchun2007.org

[Franco]

Hong-Kong's debut was in 2003, you're right

But I found only one score:

06. Jan 03: 10th Winter Games at Harbin, China, Hong-Kong vs Macao 30 - 1

I think not only National Teams played in Harbin. As example Harbin and Qiqihar played at this Winter Games...

[Franco]

the 44:1 score was Japan vs Kuweit from the 1999 Asian Winter Games, played at 30.01.1999 in Kangnung, Rep. of Korea

[fan75]

Originally Posted by Franco

Hong-Kong's debut was in 2003, you're right

But I found only one score:

06. Jan 03: 10th Winter Games at Harbin, China, Hong-Kong vs Macao 30 - 1

I think not only National Teams played in Harbin. As example Harbin and Qiqihar played at this Winter Games...

That was the Chinese National Winter Games, not the Asian Winter Games.

http://english.people.com.cn/200301/...4_109549.shtml

[Da Silva]

The 6th Asian Winter Games
Men's Ice Hockey Game Schedule

Preliminary Round (Round Robin)

26-Jan- Thailand vs UAE
26-Jan- Kuwait vs Macau
26-Jan-Malaysia vs Hong Kong

27-Jan-Japan vs North Korea
27-Jan-Kazakhstan vs UAE
27-Jan-China vs Macau
27-Jan-South Korea vs Hong Kong

29-Jan-Kazakhstan vs Thailand
29-Jan-China vs Kuwait
29-Jan-South Korea vs Malaysia

[Shardik]

I have noticed that the ongoing Asian Summer Games are broadcasted on Eurosport. Any chance of the Winter Games being broadcasted? Though they probably wouldn't show any hockey in any case...

What about Asian sports channels? Does anyone know if the AWG (especially hockey) is being broadcasted? I am asking this since I have seen quite a few Asian sport channel streams in different sources. Maybe we could get lucky. Watching Thailand vs. UAE would be a blast.

[ScottY]

Medal Round (1st - 4th place, Round Robin)

Jan 31, 17:00: JPN vs KOR
Jan 31, 20:30: CHN vs KAZ
Feb 1, 17:00: JPN vs KAZ
Feb 1, 19:00: CHN vs KOR
Feb 3, 13:30: JPN vs CHN
Feb 3, 17:00: KAZ vs KOR

(These teams are expected to win in their respective Pre-lim groups I guess)


Placement Round (5th place - 11th place) times are in my hands, but they are very messy and don't make a lot of sense. So I'll get confirmation before i post them.

CCTV will be covering the AWGs, and CCTV is viewable via um... technology over the internet. ;)

[Shardik]

Originally Posted by ScottY

CCTV will be covering the AWGs, and CCTV is viewable via um... technology over the internet. ;)

Awesome!! :claphands Is CCTV Japanese, Chinese or just generally Asian (or something else)? Could you provide links and tv schedule when the games are closer? Also do you know if they cover the prelim groups or just the final round)

[Bennison]

Originally Posted by Da Silva

The 6th Asian Winter Games
27-Jan-Kazakhstan vs UAE
29-Jan-Kazakhstan vs Thailand

These sure sounds like uneven matches.... :hockey:

[Trim]

Originally Posted by Shardik

Awesome!! :claphands Is CCTV Japanese, Chinese or just generally Asian (or something else)? Could you provide links and tv schedule when the games are closer? Also do you know if they cover the prelim groups or just the final round)

CCTV is the Chinese state channel.

[Tokyo Bucks]

Yeah, the only real battle in the preliminary rounds seems to be the Japan-DPRK group. And that's a battle from many perspectives :P

[Da Silva]

Originally Posted by Bennison

These sure sounds like uneven matches.... :hockey:

Yes there are some unevn matches but that how the draw went but I am looking forward to see how UAE and Malaysia do in this tournment. Its the first for both at in international tournment.

[ScottY]

Originally Posted by Da Silva

Yes there are some unevn matches but that how the draw went but I am looking forward to see how UAE and Malaysia do in this tournment. Its the first for both at in international tournment.

Looking at the teams, Kazakhstan, Japan, China, South Korea will surely win their respective groups. The official schedules already listed these teams as the teams to participate in the medal round :P

Looking at the rest of the teams, North Korea will probably stand out, then comes UAE and Kuwait. Hong Kong, Macau, and Malaysia will probably be the lower ranked teams.

I will be participating in these games :) and i hope I can keep you guys posted during the games. And perhaps give you all some thoughts on these teams afterwards.

For the lower ranked teams, the AWG is probably a good place for them to see where they stand in terms of competitiveness. Hopefully these places' local media will spend some time covering these games, and get more Asians interested in this wonderful game.

[ScottY]

I've just realized that the Groups aren't already listed here... So here they are:

Group A
Japan, North Korea

Group B
Kazakhstan, Thailand, UAE

Group C
China, Kuwait, Macau

Group D
South Korea, Malaysia, Hong Kong

Interestingly Group A has only 2 teams. One team has probably withdrew or cancelled their participation in the ice hockey games, and I'm guessing its Taiwan (or Chinese Taipei).

[Shardik]

Originally Posted by ScottY

I will be participating in these games :) and i hope I can keep you guys posted during the games. And perhaps give you all some thoughts on these teams afterwards.

For the lower ranked teams, the AWG is probably a good place for them to see where they stand in terms of competitiveness. Hopefully these places' local media will spend some time covering these games, and get more Asians interested in this wonderful game.

I am waiting your reports with interest! :003: Do you know if the lower ranked teams have any games after preliminary groups? Seems kinda waste if eg. North Korea goes to the games for only 1 game...

[Tokyo Bucks]

Wow, you're participating in hockey?

Interesting that the best lower ranked team gets paired with Japan :D

Looking forward to the first person reports.

[frosken]

Originally Posted by ScottY

I've just realized that the Groups aren't already listed here...
Interestingly Group A has only 2 teams. One team has probably withdrew or cancelled their participation in the ice hockey games, and I'm guessing its Taiwan (or Chinese Taipei).

I'm pretty positive that it's Mongolia... They've played in the last 2 winter games and I think it would have a been a good 'test' and preperation for the Div III's in April...

[Jazz]

Originally Posted by frosken

I'm pretty positive that it's Mongolia... They've played in the last 2 winter games and I think it would have a been a good 'test' and preperation for the Div III's in April...

I also speculated about it being Mongolia, in the Malaysian thread http://www.internationalhockeygang.o...ead.php?t=4114

[ScottY]

Originally Posted by Shardik

I am waiting your reports with interest! :003: Do you know if the lower ranked teams have any games after preliminary groups? Seems kinda waste if eg. North Korea goes to the games for only 1 game...

Yes there will be a placement round for 5th - 11th place teams. The schedule is really confusing so i thought i'd leave it until i see the official final schedule.

But anyway, from what I understand from the schedule, here's my intepretation:

Placement Round (5th - 11th Place)
30 Jan, 13:30 - [Game #1] Group C 3rd vs Group B 3rd
30 Jan, 17:00 - [Game #2] Group A 2nd vs Group D 2nd
30 Jan, 20:30 - [Game #3] Group C 2nd vs Group B 2nd
2 Feb, 13:30 - Group D 3rd vs Winner of Game #1 (For 9th and 10th Place)
2 Feb, 17:00 - Loser of Game 2 vs Loser of Game 3 (For 7th and 8th Place)
2 Feb, 20:30 - Winner of Game 2 vs Winner of Game 3 (For 5th and 6th Place)
* Loser of Game #1 will be placed 11th.

I'm not too sure about the 2 Feb 13:30 game and the 11th place arrangement, but that's all I have received so far.

[diabolik]

Originally Posted by ScottY

I will be participating in these games :) and i hope I can keep you guys posted during the games. And perhaps give you all some thoughts on these teams afterwards.

Are you Scott Yang, goalie of Gutsy? :shockey68

[rowan]

Mongolia do not play at the Asain Wintergames 2007. There are many reasons . But the big reasons are the money. They are preparing to go to Ireland.
This was told by the people of Mongolia Icehockeyfederation.

The competition started from 6 december till 13 dcember 2006. the first part with 5 or 6 teams. When i have more info i will put it on the site. :hockey:

[ScottY]

Originally Posted by diabolik

Are you Scott Yang, goalie of Gutsy? :shockey68

Yeah :P Bad stats eh?

[Franco]

Does somebody knows the Womens Schedule?? Is there a Womens Tournament??

[diabolik]

Originally Posted by ScottY

Yeah :P Bad stats eh?

you did your best, it's the most important. And i don't think you have the worse stats, it's hard to be a goalie in HKAHC :)

good luck for this tournament, i hope the better for you.

[Peanden76]

Last year here in Stockholm I saw Mongolia in the B-division of the World Championship in Bandy in early February. They will participate in the B-division also this year between Januari 27 - February 6 in Russia.

[ScottY]

Originally Posted by Franco

Does somebody knows the Womens Schedule?? Is there a Womens Tournament??

THe Asian Games website has been updated, here are the teams for the Women's Tournament: Kazhakstan, North Korea, South Korea, Japan, China.

2007-01-28, 12:30～14:30 PRK - JPN
2007-01-28, 15:30～17:30 KOR - CHN
2007-01-29, 15:00～17:00 KAZ - PRK
2007-01-29, 19:00～21:00 JPN - KOR
2007-01-31, 15:00～17:00 KAZ - KOR
2007-01-31, 19:00～21:00 JPN - CHN
2007-02-01, 15:00～17:00 PRK - KOR
2007-02-02, 19:00～21:00 CHN - KAZ
2007-02-03, 15:00～17:00 KAZ - JPN
2007-02-03, 19:00～21:00 CHN - PRK

[Trim]

Five pretty even teams, the Koreas being a bit weaker though. I'm going to go on a slightly risky pick and put Kazakhstan on top. China has long been the best team in this group but I think the time for Team KZ is now. They'll finally overtake the Chinese. Japan could throw a spanner into the works though, they've played quite solid and always at, near, or above Kazakhstan's level. Great to see a women's tournament included.

[Da Silva]

Short-track skater Chun Lee-kyung, who won four gold medals in the Winters Olympics at Lillehammer in 1994 and at Nakano in 1998, is returning to the ice as an ice hockey player.
Chun, 30, who restarted her career on the ice last year, will take part in the Winter Asian Games in Changchun, China, next month.
http://search.hankooki.com/times/tim...0.htm&media=kt

[Da Silva]

UAE are in China all ready and have played 3 games against club sides from China winning all three games. UAE thinks they have a chance to make it to the medal round.
http://archive.gulfnews.com/articles.../10097978.html

[Franco]

Originally Posted by ScottY

THe Asian Games website has been updated, here are the teams for the Women's Tournament: Kazhakstan, North Korea, South Korea, Japan, China.

2007-01-28, 12:30～14:30 PRK - JPN
2007-01-28, 15:30～17:30 KOR - CHN
2007-01-29, 15:00～17:00 KAZ - PRK
2007-01-29, 19:00～21:00 JPN - KOR
2007-01-31, 15:00～17:00 KAZ - KOR
2007-01-31, 19:00～21:00 JPN - CHN
2007-02-01, 15:00～17:00 PRK - KOR
2007-02-02, 19:00～21:00 CHN - KAZ
2007-02-03, 15:00～17:00 KAZ - JPN
2007-02-03, 19:00～21:00 CHN - PRK

thanks:023:

[Franco]

Originally Posted by Da Silva

UAE are in China all ready and have played 3 games against club sides from China winning all three games. UAE thinks they have a chance to make it to the medal round.
http://archive.gulfnews.com/articles.../10097978.html

well, for that, they have to beat Kazakhstan.....:smart:

[Aldair]

Originally Posted by Da Silva

UAE are in China all ready and have played 3 games against club sides from China winning all three games. UAE thinks they have a chance to make it to the medal round.

Interesting.... :) That means they think they have chance to win Kazakhstan? :blah: :hockey1:

Does somebody knows medal round scheldue?

[Steigs]

Originally Posted by Da Silva

UAE are in China all ready and have played 3 games against club sides from China winning all three games. UAE thinks they have a chance to make it to the medal round.
http://archive.gulfnews.com/articles.../10097978.html

Very impressive show by UAE. I wish them the best of luck, and hopefully they'll consider themselves ready for World Championship play after this.

[ScottY]

The 6th Asian Winter Games - Ice Hockey Men's Schedule

2007-01-26, 13:30～15:30 Ice Hockey --Men's THA - UAE
2007-01-26, 17:00～19:00 Ice Hockey --Men's KUW - MAC
2007-01-26, 20:30～22:30 Ice Hockey --Men's MAS - HKG
2007-01-27, 10:00～12:00 Ice Hockey --Men's JPN - PRK
2007-01-27, 13:30～15:30 Ice Hockey --Men's TJK - UAE
2007-01-27, 17:00～19:00 Ice Hockey --Men's CHN - MAC
2007-01-27, 20:30～22:30 Ice Hockey --Men's KOR - HKG
2007-01-29, 13:30～15:30 Ice Hockey --Men's TJK - THA
2007-01-29, 17:00～19:00 Ice Hockey --Men's CHN - KUW
2007-01-29, 20:30～22:30 Ice Hockey --Men's KOR - MAS
2007-01-30, 13:30～15:30 Ice Hockey --Men's ①GC3rd - GB3rd
2007-01-30, 17:00～19:00 Ice Hockey --Men's ②GA2nd - GD2nd
2007-01-30, 20:30～22:30 Ice Hockey --Men's ③GC2nd - GB2nd
2007-01-31, 17:00～19:00 Ice Hockey --Men's GA1st - GD1st
2007-01-31, 20:30～22:30 Ice Hockey --Men's GC1st - GB1st
2007-02-01, 17:00～19:00 Ice Hockey --Men's GA1st - GB1st
2007-02-01, 19:00～21:00 Ice Hockey --Men's GC1st - GD1st
2007-02-02, 13:30～15:30 Ice Hockey --Men's 9-10th W① - GD3rd
2007-02-02, 17:00～19:00 Ice Hockey --Men's 7-8th L② - L③
2007-02-02, 20:30～22:30 Ice Hockey --Men's 5-6th W② - W③
2007-02-03, 13:30～15:30 Ice Hockey --Men's GA1st - GC1st
2007-02-03, 17:00～19:00 Ice Hockey --Men's GB1st - GD1st

[Da Silva]

Originally Posted by aldair1808

Interesting.... :) That means they think they have chance to win Kazakhstan? :blah: :hockey1:

Does somebody knows medal round scheldue?

Yes it does but I still think Kazakhstan will win the game but then again not to many people have seen UAE play hockey.

[Alessandro Seren Rosso]

Any chance to get a roster for kazakhstan?

[torpedouk]

GK:
Sergej Ogureshnikov (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Aleksej Gubarev (Kazahmys)

D:
Artem Argokov (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Evgenij Mazunin (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Sergej Miroshnichenko (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Oleg Kovalenko (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Aleksandr Lipin (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Andrej Savenkov (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Aleksej Korshkov (Kazahmys)
Sergej JAkovenko (Kazahmys)

F:
Oleg Eremeev (Kazahmys)
Konstantin Kasatkin (Kazahmys)
Lev Krutohvostov (Kazahmys)
Andrej Ogorodnikov (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Vadim Rifel (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Talgat Zhajlauov (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Andrej Troshinskij (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Maksim Komissarov (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Sergej Aleksandrov (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Anton Komissarov (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Aleksandr Koreshkov (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Evgenij Koreshkov (HK «Martigni», SUI)

Headcouch – Erlan Sagymbaev (Kazzink-Torpedo)
Couch – Anatolij Kartaev (Kazahmys)

[Alessandro Seren Rosso]

Vpered Bratja Koreshkovy :)

[rowan]

UAE beat Thailand with 4-0!!!!!!!
No more information.

Rowan:yelclap:

[rowan]

Kuwait-Macau 15-2!!!!!!!1 700 spectators in the firts agame where 700 spectators.

Last game today: Malaysia against Hong Kong.:rolleyes:

[Bennison]

Originally Posted by rowan

Kuwait-Macau 15-2!!!!!!!1 700 spectators in the firts agame where 700 spectators.

Last game today: Malaysia against Hong Kong.:rolleyes:

Stats from this game:
http://result.changchun2007.org/data...l/IH101102.HTM

[Bennison]

Originally Posted by rowan

UAE beat Thailand with 4-0!!!!!!!
No more information.

Rowan:yelclap:

Stats:
http://result.changchun2007.org/data...l/IH101101.HTM

[Bennison]

Malaysia -- Hong Kong 4 - 3

http://result.changchun2007.org/data...l/IH101103.HTM

[Bennison]

Here are all results.

[Aldair]

Thailand - UAE 0:4 (0:1, 0:1, 0:2)

18:42 - 0:1, Omar Alshamsi
33:54 - 0:2, Ali Al Sarour +1
41:21 - 0:3, Mohamed Al Zaabi
59:31 - 0:4, Mohamed Al Zaabi
SOG:16 - 21; PIM: 37 - 16; Att.: 720
Referee: Fong Keith GeeKay (HKG)

[Aldair]

Originally Posted by Bennison

Malaysia -- Hong Kong 4 - 3

http://result.changchun2007.org/data...l/IH101103.HTM

Looks like third period wasn't played....:scratchhe

[Trim]

Originally Posted by aldair1808

Looks like third period wasn't played....:scratchhe

Scroll down matey! Looks like a two-page report on a single webpage, almost like an Acrobat Reader file in html. Reasonably competitive so far, not too many imports by the looks of it.

[Aldair]

Group C

Kuweit - Macau 15:2 (3:0, 7:0, 5:2)

03:42 - 1:0, Hamad Shayji
10:08 - 2:0, Ahmad Alajmi -1
14:28 - 3:0, Faisal Atallah
23:51 - 4:0, Salem Alajmi
26:29 - 5:0, Abdullah Almaragi
29:18 - 6:0, Mohammad Alajmi +1
32:51 - 7:0, Saqer Alsaberi
33:38 - 8:0, Mohammad Alajmi
36:24 - 9:0, Meshal Alajmi
37:10 - 10:0, Yousef Alkanda
43:54 - 11:0, Yousef Alkandari
48:24 - 12:0, Ahmad Alajmi
54:21 - 13:0, Yousef Alkandari
56:22 - 14:0, Mohammad Alajmi
57:18 - 14:1, Chon Ka Miu
58:42 - 15:1, Abdullah Almaragi
59:27 - 15:2, Che Hou Fai
SOG: 44 - 8; PIM: 32 - 6; Att.: 700
Referee: Hyun Ho-Han (KOR)


Group D


Malaysia - Hong Kong 7:3 (3:3, 1:0, 3:0)

02:43 - 1:0, Azmin Yang Razali
11:05 - 2:0, Ton Tee Teh
13:59 - 2:1, Cheung Bosco Wo +1
15:39 - 3:1, Khia Peng Tan +1
18:04 - 3:2, Cheung Bosco Wo +1
18:25 - 3:3, Chai Ming
37:10 - 4:3, Seng Chee Khoo
42:35 - 5:3, Jamil David Ahmad Mokhtar
49:17 - 6:3, Jepemy Chee
49:49 - 7:3, Khia Peng Tan
SOG: 36 - 21; PIM: 18 - 14; Att.: 710
Referee: Khalikov Sergey (KAZ)

[diabolik]

is it possible to follow games in live video on internet??