We’re proud to announce 8855 as the official sponsor of the Yannawa Devils! 😈
8855 Restaurant & Bar brings together great food, drinks, and live entertainment — the perfect hangout spot to celebrate after a game or catch up with friends.
https://www.8855bangkok.com/
Thank you for supporting our league and helping grow hockey in Thailand! 🏒
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We’re proud to announce them as the official sponsor of the Pattaya Wolves for this FFHL season.
Luxury, community, and hockey — a winning combination. 💙
📍 sedonavillaspattaya.com
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The excitement is building as the Flying Farangs Hockey League (FFHL) proudly unveils the four teams that will compete in its highly anticipated inaugural season. Representing four distinct areas of Thailand’s vibrant hockey community, these teams bring together players from diverse backgrounds, all sharing one goal — to grow the game of ice hockey in Thailand.
Pattaya Wolves — Fierce, determined, and full of energy, the Wolves represent the coastal spirit of Pattaya, where hockey passion meets seaside grit.
Bangna Beavers — Known for their teamwork and hustle, the Beavers embody the hardworking spirit of Bangkok’s Bangna district.
Yannawa Devils — The Devils bring flair and fire, combining skill and speed to challenge every opponent they face.
Ratchada Reapers — Tough, relentless, and ready for action, the Reapers are set to make their mark on the ice.
Each team brings its own identity, hometown pride, and unique energy to the league. From the beachside grit of Pattaya to the city hustle of Ratchada, the FFHL represents hockey communities from across Thailand united by one passion — the love of the game.
The FFHL season will kick off soon with exciting matchups, weekly highlights, and community events aimed at growing ice hockey across the country. Players from over a dozen nationalities, will compete side by side in a fun, competitive, and inclusive league format.
Whether you’re a player, fan, or sponsor, there’s never been a better time to get involved. Follow us for updates on the draft night, schedule release, sponsor announcements, and team rosters coming soon!
Let’s grow the game together.
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The Flying Farangs are proud to represent Bangkok once again at the 29th annual Land of Smiles Ice Hockey Classic, taking place October 28 – November 1, 2025 at the Thailand International Ice Hockey Arena (TIIHA) in Bangkok.
Now in its 29th year, the Land of Smiles (LOS) has grown into one of Asia’s most iconic ice hockey tournaments, featuring over 50 teams and 600 players from across Asia, Europe, and North America. Teams will compete across six divisions — from Elite to Recreational — along with a Women’s Division, highlighting the sport’s continued growth and diversity in the region.
For the Flying Farangs, the LOS is more than just a tournament — it’s a homecoming. It’s a celebration of camaraderie, competition, and the shared love of hockey that connects players from every corner of the world. Since 1994, the Farangs have been proud ambassadors for Thai ice hockey, helping grow the sport both locally and internationally.
This year’s event promises an exciting week of hockey action, unforgettable moments, and plenty of off-ice friendships. Whether you’re cheering from the stands or following online, join us in celebrating the spirit of the game and supporting Thailand’s vibrant hockey community.
📅 Tournament Dates: October 28 – November 1, 2025
📍 Venue: Thailand International Ice Hockey Arena (TIIHA), Bangkok
🔗 Schedule and scores will be updated here: jogsports.hockeyshift.com
Let’s go, Farangs! 🏆🔥
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The Flying Farang Hockey League (FFHL) — Bangkok’s recreational adult ice hockey league — is now accepting player registrations for the 2026 season. Whether you’re a returning veteran or a new player ready to hit the ice, this is your chance to join one of Thailand’s most exciting and community-driven hockey leagues.
⏰ Registration Deadline: November 3, 2025
🔗 Register Here: https://flyingfarang.com/flying-farangs-hockey-league-2026-registration/
The Flying Farang Hockey League has been home to Bangkok’s hockey community for over two decades — connecting local and international players who share a love for the game.
By joining the FFHL 2026 season, you’ll experience:
The FFHL remains dedicated to growing ice hockey in Thailand, promoting sportsmanship, and creating an inclusive environment for players of all nationalities and experience levels.
Spots fill up fast each season! To confirm your participation in the Flying Farang Hockey League 2026 season, complete your registration form and payment before November 3, 2025.
Don’t miss out — register today to guarantee your spot on the ice.
👉 Click here to register now:
https://flyingfarang.com/flying-farangs-hockey-league-2026-registration/
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The Flying Farangs Hockey League Bangkok (FFHL) is officially here! This brand-new recreational ice hockey league brings together players of all levels to compete, connect, and grow the game we love. Built by players, for players, the FFHL is set to redefine community hockey in Thailand.
The FFHL operates as a non-profit hockey league dedicated to affordability, transparency, and camaraderie. All player fees and sponsorships go directly toward ice rental , officials, uniforms, and league operations. This approach ensures that every baht supports the players and the sport.
Whether you’re an experienced player or just getting back on the ice, the FFHL provides a welcoming environment to play competitive, organized hockey. The league emphasizes sportsmanship, teamwork, and inclusivity — all while keeping costs low through volunteer support and generous sponsors.
Looking to get involved off the ice? The league welcomes volunteers for roles in officiating, scorekeeping, media, and sponsorship coordination. It’s a chance to be part of a passionate community that’s helping grow hockey in Southeast Asia.
Registration for the upcoming season is now open!
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Join us at the Flying Farangs Hockey League Bangkok — where passion meets the puck. See you at center ice!
On Friday September 9th at 8:30, there will be a Flying Farangs vs Phuket Pirates game in charity game for the family of Jeff LaMantia.
The game will be held at the Thailand International Ice Hockey Arena.
Admission for the game is free. All donations will go to the LaMantia family.
| Hello to all SHL players and fans, I know many of you have been waiting for an update on the future of the SHL, and I appreciate your patience. The SHL is pleased to announce that the 2022-2023 season will begin in the coming months. While we don’t have an official start date, we are looking at conducting the draft in early to mid-September. Our plan is to then have the opening faceoff in late September or early October. We are also excited to report that we have secured 4 great sponsors, and will provide thoise in an upcoming communication. As most of you know, the new rink has opened and the SHL is proud to call it our new home. https://goo.gl/maps/TwL5sFFhky3RgNaq5 As the start dates are fast approaching, we need to first get an idea as to the number of players interested in joining the coming season. Below you will see a link to a questionnaire. All players that are interested in playing in the 2022 2023 season are required to fill this out. The deadline date is August 15. Please provide this to anybody else you know who wants to play, we will also have a link on all SHL social media accounts. https://siamhockeyleague.com/2022-2023-shl-league-registration/ I am very much looking forward to the coming season, and thank all of you for your patience and your support. |
| Thank you, John Schachnovsky President Siam Hockey League |
Publisher Colin Hastings of Bangkok’s Big Chilli magazine recently sat down with Scott Murray to discuss the history of ice hockey in Thailand: https://vimeo.com/549208900?fbclid=IwAR0TfccUidLiBF4hGtdIx3HcuCvy6he3ZxiALp40Kt0mgNHNXqlhhUP3wLU
Over the two days of November 21, 2020 and November 22, 2020, there was a hockey tournament held at Imperial Samrong ice rink.
The teams involved in this tournament were Chiang Mai, Warriors A & B, Old Timers, Southern Wolf, Ice Breakers, Lion State Flying Farangs.
The Flying Farangs for this tournament were Alasdair Fawcett (F), Bruno Severin (D), Janne Kankaanpaa (F), Jari Eerikainen (D), Jason Bitter (F), Lance Parker (G), Luc Maurice (F), Mark Huskins (F), Matt McGovern (F), Ono Nutdanai (D), Ralf Dittmer (D), Tommi Hakkinen (D), Toni Andersson (F), Top Rutthapong (F/D), Gary Cosby (F/D), Dom Dumais (D/F), Adam Simpson (F).
Sadly, for the Flying Farangs, the first day of games didn’t go so well for them. They lost their first game to the Warriors B teams 5-0. In the second game, they did manage to score two goals, one from Jari Eerikainen and one from Janne Kankaanpaa, but they lost this game to Chiang Mai 9-2.
The third game was against Lion State, and it was a much closer 7-5 game, with the goals coming from Mark Huskins, Toni Andersson, Top Rutthapong and two from Tommi Haakinen.
Losing the first three games put the Flying Farangs in the Recreational Division for the second day of games.
The first game of the day for the Flying Farangs was against Southern Wolf. The Flying Farangs started to come together as a team in this one and they beat Southern Wolf 2-1. The goals for the Flying Farangs came from Mark Huskins and Gary Cosby.
The second game of the day was against the Old Timers. This was another close for the the Flying Farangs, but they hold things together and won this one 1-0 with the game winning goal going to Mark Huskins.
Winning these two games on November 22 gave the Recreations Division cup to the Flying Farangs.
