Fixtures

Asia League 11/08 05:00 - Tohoku Free Blades vs Red Eagles Hokkaido - View
Asia League 11/09 05:00 - Tohoku Free Blades vs Red Eagles Hokkaido - View
Asia League 11/15 07:00 - Anyang Halla vs Tohoku Free Blades - View
Asia League 11/17 10:00 - Tohoku Free Blades vs Anyang Halla - View
Asia League 11/29 05:00 - Tohoku Free Blades vs Pol. Folgore U20 - View
Asia League 11/30 05:00 - Tohoku Free Blades vs Yokohama Grits - View

Results

Asia League 10/27 10:00 - Anyang Halla v Tohoku Free Blades - PPT.
Asia League 10/27 10:00 - Tohoku Free Blades v Anyang Halla L 3-4
Asia League 10/27 06:00 - Tohoku Free Blades v Yokohama Grits - PPT.
Asia League 10/26 08:00 - Tohoku Free Blades v Yokohama Grits - View
Asia League 10/26 05:00 - Tohoku Free Blades v Anyang Halla L 2-5
Asia League 10/25 05:00 - Anyang Halla v Tohoku Free Blades L 4-1
Asia League 10/13 05:00 - Anyang Halla v Tohoku Free Blades - PPT.
Asia League 10/12 07:00 - Anyang Halla v Tohoku Free Blades - PPT.
Asia League 10/12 05:00 - Tohoku Free Blades v Nikko Ice Bucks L 0-4
Asia League 10/11 05:00 - Tohoku Free Blades v Nikko Ice Bucks W 6-3
Asia League 09/21 05:00 - [2] Red Eagles Hokkaido v Tohoku Free Blades [4] L 4-2
Asia League 09/20 06:00 - [3] Red Eagles Hokkaido v Tohoku Free Blades [4] L 6-0

Wikipedia - Tohoku Free Blades

The Tohoku Free Blades (東北フリーブレイズ) are an Asia League Ice Hockey team based in Hachinohe, Aomori, Japan.

History

History

Founded in 2008, they played their first Asia League season in 2009–10. The Free Blades have been one of the more successful teams since its creation, winning three Asia League titles (2011, 2013, 2015).

The Tohoku Free Blades are a professional ice hockey team based in the Tohoku region of Japan. Competing in the Asia League Ice Hockey (ALIH), the team is known for its passionate fan base and commitment to developing local talent. Established in 2009, the Free Blades aim to promote the sport of ice hockey across northeastern Japan, fostering community spirit and sportsmanship. With a roster featuring a mix of Japanese and international players, the team strives for competitive excellence while contributing to the growth of ice hockey in Japan. Their home games are held at the Sekisui Heim Super Arena in Sendai, where fans gather to cheer on their team in a vibrant and energetic atmosphere.