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13 October, 2009 | Japan, Korea and DPR Korea

North Korean Championship 2009: Pyongang defends title
Pyongyang defended the North Korean ice hockey championship and in a quite impresseive way by not suffering a single defeat in 30 games. Read More

13 October, 2009 | Japan, Korea and DPR Korea

Korean Championships 2008-2009
Chuncheon High1 won the 2009 Korean Ice Hockey Championship for the third time straight after beating the favourites of Anyang Halla 3-0 in the final. The key players instrumental for the victory were Ryan Kuwabara who scored two goals and set up the third and goaltender Eum Hyun-Seung who earned a shutout despite being peppered with shots. Yonsei University won the league championship for the fifth time straight. Read More

13 October, 2009 | Japan, Korea and DPR Korea

Japanese Championship 2009: Seibu Prince Rabbits defend title
The Seibu Prince Rabbits successfully defended its Japanese championship, defeating the Nippon Paper Cranes 6-5 in a hard fought final where the Rabbits trailed by two goals with 15 min remaining. The Prince Rabbits thus revenged the loss to the Cranes they had suffered in the Asian Hockey Leagues two months earlier. Read More

03 August, 2009 | Japan, Korea and DPR Korea

Seibu Prince Rabbits folds
Japan's most successful ice hockey team, the Seibu Prince Rabbits has ceased to exist. Read More

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Japan - ice hockey

JAPAN
IIHF Member: 1930
Web address: www.kiha.or.kr
Total players: 20,349
Total Rinks: 248
World Ranking: 22
Champion 2009: Seibu Prince Rabbits

Korea - ice hockey

KOREA
IIHF Member: 1960
Web address: www.kiha.or.kr
Total players: 1,140
Total Rinks: 37
World Ranking: 31
Champion 2009: Chuncheon High School
League Champion: Yonsei University

DPR Korea - ice hockey
DPR KOREA
IIHF Member: 1963
Web address: Not available
Total players: 1,575
Total Rinks: 15
World Ranking: 44
Champion 2009: Pyongyang

13 October, 2009 | Japan, Korea and DPR Korea
North Korean Championship 2009: Pyongang defends title

13 October, 2009 | Japan, Korea and DPR Korea
Korean Championships 2008-2009

13 October, 2009 | Japan, Korea and DPR Korea
Japanese Championship 2009: Seibu Prince Rabbits defend title

03 August, 2009 | Japan, Korea and DPR Korea
Seibu Prince Rabbits folds