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Aces Cruise to Season Opening Victory

September 25, 2022 Prized off-season acquisition Jordan So suited up for the Aces in the season opener of the CIHL 2022-2023 hockey season. Jordan So collected an astounding 6 goals and tallied one helper to propel the Aces over the short-handed Warriors 9-2. Aces Captain, Whitney Olsen, felt that it was this team's year in a post-game interview stating, 'This is just the beginning'. The Aces got off to a hot start in the first period, with goals from Tom Allen, Stuart Chan, and Jordan So to put the Aces up to a quick 3-0 lead. The Warriors felt like it was time to get on the board with a goal from Jonathon Der, assisted by Warrior's rookie Rhett Willcox and Francois Esterhuizen. Warriors defender Bradley Wilson was the lucky winner of the first penalty of the 2022-2023 hockey season, after hooking down an Aces player to sit him down for 2 minutes. The second period was a goalie battle, with only one goal coming from the Aces Captain, Whitney Olsen, after releasing a snapper that burnt the ice and went under the pad of Warriors goalie, King Ho. The Aces finished the period up 4-1 heading into the final 20 minutes of hockey. The third period rolled around and Jordan So turned into a machine. Exploding for 2 early goals to put the Aces up 6-1, there was no looking back for the Aces. With a tiny bounce-back goal by Warriors forward, Francois Esterhuizen, the Aces took off with help of Jordan So. After the Warriors tally making it 6-2, Jordan So puts three quick goals in the back of the net in under 50 seconds… possibly a CIHL record for the quickest three goals ever scored by a single player. After Jordan So's 4th, 5th, and 6th goal of the evening, the Aces led 9-2 and it stayed that way until the final buzzer. Aces Yosef Natour was an apple tree for the evening, tallying 4 assists in the game to help propel the Aces towards victory. Aces goalie Boyce Wong stopped 30 of 32 shots putting up a .938 SV%, while Warriors goalie King Ho stopped 30 of 39 shots posting a .769 SV%. Burger Joys 3 Stars of the game 1. Aces - Jordan So (6G, 1) 2. Aces - Yosef Natour (4A) 3. Aces - Boyce Wong (30 saves)

Great Start!

October 5th - The 2013-2014 CIHL season started off with a thriller as the Galaxy Macau Aces came back to defeat the Quam Hong Kong Tycoons 3-2 in overtime. First overall pick in this year's CIHL draft, Ace Tyler Doherty, led the way with three points, including the game winner.

Sharks Open Season With Win

Oct 4 - The South China Sharks crushed the Hong Kong Tycoons 4-1 in the 2014-2015 CIHL season opener. The score would have been alot higher if it were not for the spectacular goaltending of Tycoons goalie King Ho. Ho faced his former team for the first time and stopped 34 in the loss.

Tycoons Crush Sharks In Season Opener

October 6th - The Quam Hong Kong Tycoons dominated the Scotiabank South China Shark in the opening game of the 2016-17 CIHL season. Forwards Patrick Waller and Jim Fanstone led the charge, scoring two goals apiece, while goaltender King Ho made 28 saves in the victory. Sharks captain Jamie Stark scored both goals in loss. Next week, the Sharks faceoff against the Warriors in the early game, while the Tycoons and Aces battle for first place in the second match up of the Thursday night double header.

Sharks survive scare to defeat Tycoons 6-5 in OT

November 19th 2011... The Sharks almost blew a 4 goal lead but still defeated the Tycoons 6-5 in a shootout. Jamie Stark and Reto Broennimann combined for 9 points to lead the Sharks who saw their 5-1 lead evaporate and needed a shootout to put away the Tycoons. The Keg 3 Stars: 1) Jamie Stark 2) Reto Broennimann 3) Hampus Hubinette

  1. Aces Cruise to Season Opening Victory
  2. Great Start!
  3. Sharks Open Season With Win
  4. Tycoons Crush Sharks In Season Opener
  5. Sharks survive scare to defeat Tycoons 6-5 in OT
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About the China Ice Hockey League

With the growing popularity of ice hockey in Hong Kong, the CIHL (China Ice Hockey League) was established in 2011 as the first full contact ice hockey league in Hong Kong. The CIHL consists of 4 teams, the Hong Kong Tycoons, Kowloon Warriors, South China Sharks, and Macau Aces, representing the South China region.

The aim of the CIHL is to expand on the growing popularity of ice hockey in Hong Kong as well as to provide fantastic entertainment for people of all ages. The long term aim of the China Ice Hockey League is to establish a professional ice hockey league and to assist in the development of Chinese ice hockey players, in order to achieve competitiveness on a global scale.

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