HISTORY MADE! Philippine Women’s Ice Hockey Team Wins First-Ever Gold at IIHF Asia Cup
June 16, 2025 – Al Ain, United Arab Emirates
The Philippine Women’s National Ice Hockey Team has etched its name in sports history by claiming its first-ever gold medal at the 2025 IIHF Women’s Asia Cup, completing a perfect 5-game sweep and bringing pride to the nation.
Skating with heart, grit, and unstoppable determination, the Filipinas dominated the competition, taking down Kyrgyzstan, UAE, Malaysia, India, and finally, Iran in a thrilling 4–2 victory during the championship match on June 6 at the Al Hili Ice Rink in Al Ain.
June 16, 2025 – Al Ain, United Arab Emirates
The Philippine Women’s National Ice Hockey Team has etched its name in sports history by claiming its first-ever gold medal at the 2025 IIHF Women’s Asia Cup, completing a perfect 5-game sweep and bringing pride to the nation.
Skating with heart, grit, and unstoppable determination, the Filipinas dominated the competition, taking down Kyrgyzstan, UAE, Malaysia, India, and finally, Iran in a thrilling 4–2 victory during the championship match on June 6 at the Al Hili Ice Rink in Al Ain.
After falling behind early, the team stormed back with three goals in the second period. Leading the charge was forward Jasmin Alcido, who netted two crucial goals and emerged as the tournament’s top scorer with 18 goals and 24 points in just five games.
The team’s campaign was marked by dominant performances:
15–0 vs Kyrgyzstan
6–1 vs UAE
8–1 vs Malaysia
4–1 vs India (semifinals)
4–2 vs Iran (finals)
Illeana Jimenez, Kathleen Tan, and goalkeepers Mikaella Lee and Rosalyn Lim were among the standout performers, with Tan earning Player of the Game honors in the final.
The trailblazing team trained at the SM Skating Rink, Mall of Asia, where they honed their championship skills. Their historic win not only reflects the growth of winter sports in the Philippines but also inspires a new generation of Filipina athletes to dream big—even on ice.
👏 Congratulations, Team Philippines! You’ve made the nation proud. 🇵🇭
After falling behind early, the team stormed back with three goals in the second period. Leading the charge was forward Jasmin Alcido, who netted two crucial goals and emerged as the tournament’s top scorer with 18 goals and 24 points in just five games.
The team’s campaign was marked by dominant performances:
15–0 vs Kyrgyzstan
6–1 vs UAE
8–1 vs Malaysia
4–1 vs India (semifinals)
4–2 vs Iran (finals)
Illeana Jimenez, Kathleen Tan, and goalkeepers Mikaella Lee and Rosalyn Lim were among the standout performers, with Tan earning Player of the Game honors in the final.
The trailblazing team trained at the SM Skating Rink, Mall of Asia, where they honed their championship skills. Their historic win not only reflects the growth of winter sports in the Philippines but also inspires a new generation of Filipina athletes to dream big—even on ice.
👏 Congratulations, Team Philippines! You’ve made the nation proud. 🇵🇭
