Ice sledge hockey at the 2017 ASEAN Para Games

The ice sledge hockey competitions at the 2017 ASEAN Para Games in Kuala Lumpur was held at the Empire City Ice Arena in Selangor and served as part of the qualification for the 2018 Winter Paralympics in Pyeongchang.^[1] This is the only time that ice sledge hockey was included at the ASEAN Para Games. The next edition of the tournament would be included at the 2020 ASEAN Para Games in the Philippines but it was canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.

The 2017 games featured men's tournament as a official event and women's tournament as a demonstration event.

Competition schedule

The following was the competition schedule for the ice sledge hockey competitions:

RR	Round robin

Sun 20	Mon 21	Tue 22	Wed 23	Thu 24
RR	RR	RR	RR	RR

Participation

Participating nations

Competition format

The tournament will follow a single round robin format with the top team by the end of the tournament winning the gold medal.

Squads

Indonesia (INA)^[2]	Malaysia (MAS)^[3]	Philippines (PHI)^[4]	Singapore (SGP)^[5]	Thailand (THA)^[6]
Susanto (G) Rinaldo Sutjipto (D) Felix Utama (F) Aditya Putra (F) Felix Cahyono (F) Stefanus Michael (F) Budi Jonathan Sudharta (F) Stephanus Sugianto (D) Adrianus Gunawan (D) Sangga Putra (G) David (F) Jimmy Susanto (F) Ronald Chandra (D) Adianto Hie (D) Andi Budiwarman (F) Muchammad Alqaeda (D) Arif Setiawan (D) Anryan Saputra (F) Felix Yussanto (F) Ronald Wijaya (F)	Lee Thien Ian (G) Yap Eu Jin (D) Rafel Mohammed Rhiza (D) Loke Ban Kin (F) Bryan Lim (F) Brandon Tan (F) Low Jun Ming (F) Aqfar Naeem Abulais (F) Syed Ayman Syed Omar (F) Tengku Azlly Tengku Abdillah (G) Mohammad Noor Hisham (D) Aiman Mohd Fadzul (F) Khoo Seng Chee (F) Adris Abd Razak (F) Mohd Hariz Mohd Oryza (F) Moi Jia Yung (D) Stephan Santhanasamy (F) Reezman Isa (D) Muhammad Azman (D) Muhammad Shahrudin (D)	Lenard Rigel Lancero II (F) Carl Montano (F) Patrick Syquiatco (D) Carlo Tenedero (F) Jose Inigo Cadiz (D) Javier Cadiz (D) Daniel Pastrana (F) Steven Fuglister (F) Francois Gautier (D) Paolo Spafford (G) Gianpietro Issepi (G) Julius Santiago (D) Joshua Carino (D) Paul Sanchez (F) Miguel Serrano (F) Jan Regencia (F) Georgino Orda (D) Hector Navasero (D) Jorell Crisostomo (F) Benjamin Imperial (F)	Lok Da Xuan (F) Peter Tan (F) Reeve Chew (F) Loh Chee Seng (D) Darren Goh (F) Lam Kin Yu (F) James Kodrowski (F) Shene Eugene Chin (G) Liu Zhiyang (F) Richard O'Brien (F) Kenny Liang (G) Gabriel Lau (F) Ryan Tan (F) Johan Venema (F) Chen Pei Huan (D) Chew Wee (D) Chiong Woon Lip (F) Ang Yu Jin (F) Benjamin Huang (F) George Tan (F)	Rakchai Sukwiboon (F) Tewin Chartsuwan (F) Arthit Thamwongsin (F) Panithi Nawasmittawong (F) Teerasak Rattanachot (F) Prakpoom Thongaram (F) Prawes Kaewjeen (G) Anun Kullugin (D) Chanchit Supadilokluk (D) Jantaphong Tengsakul (F) Chayutapon Kulrat (D) Chanokchon Limpinphet (F) Pattarapol Ungkulpattanasuk (G) Papan Thanakroekkiat (D) Chanchieo Supadilokluk (F) Masato Kitayama (F) Voravith Maklamthong (D) Hideki Nagayama (F) Phandaj Khuhakaew (F)
Head Coach: Tan Khia Peng	Head Coach: Kristof Kovago	Head Coach: Daniel Brodan	Head Coach: Robert Martini	Head Coach: Juhani Ijaes

Legend

G– Goalie D = Defense F = Forward

Results

All times are Malaysia Standard Time (UTC+8)

Round robin

Pos	Team	Pld	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Final Result
1	Philippines	4	3	1	0	0	32	13	+19	11	Gold medal
2	Thailand	4	3	0	0	1	33	9	+24	9	Silver medal
3	Malaysia (H)	4	2	0	1	1	29	23	+6	7	Bronze medal
4	Singapore	4	1	0	0	3	10	23	−13	3
5	Indonesia	4	0	0	0	4	4	40	−36	0

Updated to match(es) played on 21 September 2017. Source: Results (IIHF)
(H) Host

21 September 2017
16:00

Indonesia

3–10
(2–4, 0–4, 1–2)

Malaysia

Empire City Mall
Attendance: 3,014

Game reference

Sangga Munggaran Putra

Goalies

Lee Thien Ian

Referees:
Park Jae Hyung (South Korea)
Yin An-Chung (Chinese Taipei)
Linesmen:
Chang Kai-Hsiang (Chinese Taipei)
Aomsin Ubolluck (Thailand)

Wijaya – 1:06	1–0
	1–1	3:37 – Khoo
	1–2	5:17 – B. Tan
	1–3	13:00 – Mohd Oryza (Noor Hisham)
Yussanto (Wijaya) – 18:07	2–3
	2–4	19:11 – Mohd Oryza (Loke)
	2–5	21:28 – Mohd Oryza (Moi)
	2–6	24:06 – B. Tan (Mohd Oryza, Noor Hisham)
	2–7	24:53 – Moi
	2–8	29:06 – Khoo (Yap)
Utama (Hie) – 48:17	3–8
	3–9	54:55 – Noor Hisham (Lim, Loke)
	3–10	56:35 – Mohd Fadzul (Mohd Oryza)

18 min

Penalties

24 min

14

Shots

65

21 September 2017
20:00

Thailand

7–0
(3–0, 0–0, 4–0)

Singapore

Empire City Mall
Attendance: 1,033

Game reference

Prawes Kaewjeen

Goalies

Eugene Chin

Referees:
Lim Yong Chun (Malaysia)
Shen Yen-Chin (Chinese Taipei)
Linesmen:
Liu Tian Ge (China)
Mohd Faris Yusoff (Malaysia)

Thamwongsin (Khuhakaew) – 1:02	1–0
Chartsuwan (Kullugin) – 12:54	2–0
Khuhakaew (Kitayama) – 13:17	3–0
Kitayama (Khuhakaew) – 51:29	4–0
Khuhakaew – 52:32	5–0
Rattanachot (Chartsuwan) – 57:29	6–0
Supadilokluk (Sukwiboon) – 58:11	7–0

4 min

Penalties

8 min

46

Shots

18

21 September 2017
16:00

Indonesia

0–12
(0–1, 0–6, 0–5)

Philippines

Empire City Mall
Attendance: 827

Game reference

Sangga Munggaran Putra

Goalies

Paolo Spafford

Referees:
Park Jae Hyung (South Korea)
Nikolas Sepponen (Finland)
Linesmen:
Mohd Noor Hisham (Malaysia)
Mohd Faris Yusoff (Malaysia)

	0–1	5:57 – Sanchez (Tenedero)
	0–2	23:11 – Füglister (Sanchez, Lancero)
	0–3	26:03 – Lancero (Füglister, Jo. Cadiz)
	0–4	26:30 – Gautier (Crisostomo)
	0–5	30:29 – Füglister (Sanchez)
	0–6	36:23 – Sanchez (Lancero, Füglister)
	0–7	39:18 – Lancero (Sanchez, Santiago)
	0–8	42:48 – Ja. Cadiz
	0–9	48:17 – Füglister (Syquiatco, Jo. Cadiz)
	0–10	50:52 – Santiago (Lancero, Pastrana)
	0–11	51:07 – Sanchez (Füglister)
	0–12	51:42 – Füglister (Sanchez)

18 min

Penalties

18 min

12

Shots

70

21 September 2017
20:00

Malaysia

4–10
(2–3, 1–4, 1–3)

Thailand

Empire City Mall
Attendance: 2,778

Game reference

Tengku Azlly Tengku Abdillah

Goalies

Prawes Kaewjeen

Referees:
Shen Yen-Chin (Chinese Taipei)
Yin An-Chung (Chinese Taipei)
Linesmen:
Chang Kai-Hsiang (Chinese Taipei)
Liu Tian Ge (China)

Bryan Lim – 3:17	1–0
	1–1	8:22 – Khuhakaew (Kitayama)
Loke Ban Kin (Lim) – 13:16	2–1
	2–2	14:52 – Nagayama (Rattanachot, Tengsakul)
	2–3	19:08 – Nagayama (Thanakroekkiat, Rattanachot)
	2–4	20:40 Chartsuwan (Nagayama)
Bryan Lim – 23:51	3–4
	3–5	27:42 – Nagayama (Khuhakaew)
	3–6	37:28 – Khuhakaew (Thamwongsin, Thanakroekkiat)
	3–7	38:20 – Chartsuwan
	3–8	47:35 – Nagayama
	3–9	50:12 – Chartsuwan (Khuhakaew)
Loke Ban Kin (Lim, Syed Omar) – 50:20	4–9
	4–10	54:44 – Thamwongsin (Kitayama)

8 min

Penalties

10 min

19

Shots

51

21 September 2017
16:00

Philippines

7–2
(1–0, 2–2, 4–0)

Singapore

Empire City Mall
Attendance: 617

Game reference

Iseppi Gianpietro

Goalies

Eugene Chin

Referees:
Nikolas Sepponen (Finland)
Yin An-Chung (Chinese Taipei)
Linesmen:
Aomsin Ubolluck (Thailand)
Mohd Faris Yusoff (Malaysia)

Füglister (Sanchez, Lancero) – 2:24	1–0
	1–1	25:34 – R. Tan (Venema)
Sanchez (Füglister) – 27:51	2–1
Füglister (Sanchez, Santiago) – 37:52	3–1
	3–2	38:59 – R. Tan (Chew W.)
Füglister – 40:27	4–2
Montano – 41:02	5–2
Pastana (Regencia) – 41:53	6–2
Montano (Tenedero, Crisostomo) – 45:26	7–2

18 min

Penalties

30 min

47

Shots

28

21 September 2017
20:00

Thailand

12–0
(5–0 , 5–0 , 2–0)

Indonesia

Empire City Mall
Attendance: 503

Game reference

Pattarapol Ungkulpattanasuk

Goalies

Susanto

Referees:
Lim Yong Chun (Malaysia)
Shen Yen-Chin (Chinese Taipei)
Linesmen:
Chang Kai-Hsiang (Chinese Taipei)
Noor Hishad Mohammad Thaqeef (Malaysia)

	0–1	3:39 – Chartsuwan (Kulrat, Nagayama)
	0–2	4:00 – Kitayama (Limpinphet)
	0–3	4:14 – Khuhakaew (Limpinphet)
	0–4	9:36 – Thamwongsing (Maklamthong, Supadilokluk)
	0–5	10:32 – Limpinphet
	0–6	22:20 – Kitayama (Limpinphet, Khuhakaew)
	0–7	25:23 Tengsakul
	0–8	30:54 – Tengsakul (Thanakroekkiat)
	0–9	33:43 – Khuhakaew
	0–10	37:11 – Khukhakaew (Kitayama, Limpinphet)
	0–11	54:25 – Nawasmittawong (Thanakroekkiat, Rattanachot)
	0–12	57:36 – Nagayama (Thamwongsin, Chartsuwan)

6 min

Penalties

8 min

90

Shots

6

21 September 2017
16:00

Singapore

6–1
(2–0 , 1–1 , 3–0)

Indonesia

Empire City Mall
Attendance: 449

Game reference

Sangga Munggaran Putra

Goalies

Eugene Chin

Referees:
Lim Yong Chun (Malaysia)
Nikolas Sepponen (Finland)
Linesmen:
Mohd Noor Hisham (Malaysia)
Mohd Faris Yussof

Chen (Chew W., R. Tan) – 5:09	1–0
G. Tan (Chiong, Goh) – 12:13	2–0
R. Chew (Chew W., R. Tan) – 32:49	3–0
	3–1	39:06 – Wijaya (Hie)
Lau (Lam) – 42:29	4–1
Kodrowski (R. Chew, Chiong) – 54:12	5–1
Chew W. (Chen, Kodrowski) – 54:55	6–1

20 min

Penalties

6 min

51

Shots

15

21 September 2017
20:00

Malaysia

7–8 SO
(1–3 , 3–2 , 3–2)
(OT: 0–0)

Philippines

Empire City Mall
Attendance: 3,102

Game reference

Tengku Azlly Tengku Abdillah

Goalies

Paolo Spafford

Referees:
Park Jae-hyung (South Korea)
Shen Yen-Chin (Chinese Taipei)
Linesmen:
Liu Tian Ge (China)
Aomsin Ubullock (Thailand)

	0–1	3:24 – Montano (Crisostomo)
	0–2	7:11 – Montano
Mohd Orza (B. Tan) – 16:42	1–2
	1–3	16:42 – Lancero
	1–4	20:55 – Tenedero (Lancero, Syquiatco)
	1–5	26:21 – Crisostomo (Montano)
Lim – 30:03	2–5
Loke – 36:43	3–5
Mohd Oryza (B. Tan) – 37:27	4–5
Loke (Noor Hisham) – 40:27	5–5
Loke – 54:36	6–5
	6–6	56:22 – Sanchez (Tenedero)
	6–7	58:41 – Sanchez (Tenedero)
Lim (Loke) – 58:58	7–7

Mohd Oryza

Lim

Loke

Shootout

Lancero

Sanchez

Montano

4 min

Penalties

37 min

47

Shots

32

21 September 2017
18:45^{[note 1]}

Philippines

5–4
(3–0 , 1–3 , 1–1)

Thailand

Empire City Mall
Attendance: 2,246

Game reference

Iseppi Gianpietro

Goalies

Pattarapol Ungkulpattanasuk

Referees:
Lim Yong Chun (Malaysia)
Park Jae Hyung (South Korea)
Linesmen:
Chang Kai-Hsiang (Chinese Taipei)
Mohd Noor Hisham (Malaysia)

Imperial (Gautier) – 01:43	1–0
Sanchez – 11:06	2–0
Sanchez (Cadiz) – 13:54	3–0
Gautier (Imperial, Montano) – 25:02	4–0
	4–1	25:30 – Supadilokluk (Nagayama)
	4–2	34:30 – Thanakroekkiat (Kitayama)
	4–3	39:59 – Thanakroekkiat
Cadiz (Lancero) – 50:59	5–3
	5–4	56:31 – Kitayama (Rattanachot, Nagayama)

8 min

Penalties

14 min

26

Shots

44

21 September 2017
22:00^{[note 1]}

Singapore

2–8
(2–2 , 0–1 , 0–5)

Malaysia

Empire City Mall
Attendance: 4,024

Game reference

Eugene Chin, Kenny Liang

Goalies

Tengku Azlly Tengku Abdillah

Referees:
Shen Yen-Chin (Chinese Taipei)
Yin An-Chung (Chinese Taipei)
Linesmen:
Liu Tian Ge (China)
Aomsin Ubolluck (Thailand)

Kodrowski (Chew W.) – 06:56	1–0
	1–1	17:47 – Mohd Oryza (Khoo)
	1–2	18:13 – Lim (Loke)
Kodrowski (Liu) – 19:59	2–2
	2–3	30:05 – Lim (Loke)
	2–4	42:05 – Khoo (B. Tan)
	2–5	46:50 – Lim (Loke, Mohd Fadzul)
	2–6	50:16 – Mohd Oryza (Lim)
	2–7	53:20 – Lim
	2–8	55:28 – Lim (Loke)

26 min

Penalties

18 min

43

Shots

38

Statistics

Scoring leaders

#	Player	GP	G	A	Pts	+/–	PIM	POS
1	Paul Sanchez	4	8	6	14	+10	10	F
2	Bryan Lim	4	9	4	13	+6	2	F
3	Phandaj Khuhakaew	4	7	5	12	+10	4	F
4	Loke Ban Kin	4	5	7	12	+4	4	F
5	Steven Füglister	3	7	4	11	+6	39	F
6	Mohd Hadr Mohd Oryza	4	7	2	9	+2	4	F
7	Nagayama Hideki	4	5	4	9	+9	2	F
8	Masato Kitayama	4	4	5	9	+9	2	F
9	Lenard Rigel Lancero II	4	3	6	9	+9	4	F/D
10	Tewin Chartsuwan	4	5	2	7	+10	4	F
10	Carl Michael Montano	4	5	2	7	+3	2	F

Source: IIHF.com

Goaltending leaders

Only the top five goaltenders, based on save percentage, who have played at least 40% of their team's minutes, are included in this list.

#	Player	TOI	GA	GAA	SA	SV%	SO
1	Gianpietro Issepi	119:51	6	3	72	91.67	0
2	Pattarapol Ungkulpattanasuk	105:30	2	1.14	21	90.48	1
3	Paolo Spafford	125:00	7	3.36	59	88.14	1
4	Sangga Munggaran Putra	194:21	28	8.64	220	87.27	0
5	Prawes Kaewjeen	133:46	7	3.14	48	85.42	1

Source: IIHF.com

Final standings

Rank	Team	Pld	W	L
	Philippines	4	4	0
	Thailand	4	3	1
	Malaysia	4	2	2
4	Singapore	4	1	3
5	Indonesia	4	0	4

Notes

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Initially scheduled at 16:00, the gold medal match between the Philippines and Thailand was delayed. The Philippines made a failed appeal to let its captain, Steven Füglister play in the match who incurred a suspension penalty in their previous match against Malaysia.^[7] The bronze medal match between Singapore and Malaysia was also delayed.

References

↑ "KL 2017: Ice hockey". KL 2017. Retrieved 18 February 2017.
↑ "Team Roster Indonesia (INA) – Ice Hockey Southeast Asian Games" (PDF). International Ice Hockey Federation. 19 August 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2017.
↑ "Team Roster Malaysia (MAS) – Ice Hockey Southeast Asian Games" (PDF). International Ice Hockey Federation. 19 August 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2017.
↑ "Team Roster Philippines (PHI) – Ice Hockey Southeast Asian Games" (PDF). International Ice Hockey Federation. 20 August 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2017.
↑ "Team Roster Singapore (SGP) – Ice Hockey Southeast Asian Games" (PDF). International Ice Hockey Federation. 19 August 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2017.
↑ "Team Roster Thailand (THA) – Ice Hockey Southeast Asian Games" (PDF). International Ice Hockey Federation. 19 August 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2017.
↑ Lising, Charmie (24 August 2011). "PH makes history as the first ever Ice Hockey gold medalist in SEA Games". Sports 5. Retrieved 6 September 2017.

Other websites

[delay-8] 1.0 ^1.1 Initially scheduled at 16:00, the gold medal match between the Philippines and Thailand was delayed. The Philippines made a failed appeal to let its captain, Steven Füglister play in the match who incurred a suspension penalty in their previous match against Malaysia.^[7] The bronze medal match between Singapore and Malaysia was also delayed.

[1] "KL 2017: Ice hockey". KL 2017. Retrieved 18 February 2017.

[2] "Team Roster Indonesia (INA) – Ice Hockey Southeast Asian Games" (PDF). International Ice Hockey Federation. 19 August 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2017.

[3] "Team Roster Malaysia (MAS) – Ice Hockey Southeast Asian Games" (PDF). International Ice Hockey Federation. 19 August 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2017.

[4] "Team Roster Philippines (PHI) – Ice Hockey Southeast Asian Games" (PDF). International Ice Hockey Federation. 20 August 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2017.

[5] "Team Roster Singapore (SGP) – Ice Hockey Southeast Asian Games" (PDF). International Ice Hockey Federation. 19 August 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2017.

[6] "Team Roster Thailand (THA) – Ice Hockey Southeast Asian Games" (PDF). International Ice Hockey Federation. 19 August 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2017.

[7] Lising, Charmie (24 August 2011). "PH makes history as the first ever Ice Hockey gold medalist in SEA Games". Sports 5. Retrieved 6 September 2017.

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