The Murray Cup is a prestigious championship trophy in the Flying Farangs Hockey League (FFHL), played in Bangkok, Thailand. It is named in honor of Scotty “Hockey” Murray, a pivotal figure in developing Thai ice hockey.

Honoring a Legend

The Murray Cup honors Scott Murray’s decades-long dedication to bringing ice hockey to Thailand and his efforts in building a community around the sport. As a journalist and long-time player, Scott “Hockey” Murray documented the rise of Thai hockey and welcomed generations of players—both locals and expats—to the ice. The cup symbolizes his vision that hockey is not just a game, but a diverse and tight-knit community.

The Spirit of the Cup

Every team that hoists the Murray Cup carries forward the spirit of camaraderie that Scott “Hockey” Murray brought to Bangkok. It is a celebration of the unique, “absurd joy” of playing the world’s coldest sport in one of the world’s hottest cities, creating a significant and meaningful hockey scene in Southeast Asia.

2026 – The Yannawa Devils

Pattaya Wolves vs Yannawa Devils – Final Score: 5–4 Devils (Shootout).

The championship game delivered a true playoff classic. The Wolves and Devils battled to a 4–4 tie in regulation, forcing overtime.

Despite several great chances in overtime, neither team could break the deadlock, sending the game to a dramatic shootout.

It took a full bench rotation before a winner was decided, when Bank stepped up and scored the winning goal to secure the gold medal for the Yannawa Devils.

The Sportsman Player of the Game went to Permchok, who delivered an incredible performance by scoring back-to-back-to-back goals, tying the game and forcing overtime in one of the most memorable performances of the season.