CHINESE TEENAGERS OPEN FIRE; VANKE GETS A COMFORTABLE 4-0 WINNING STREAK
24 February 2018
November 5(Beijing Time), Vanke Rays in Boston began the second back-to-back game versus Blades .Vanke used all-Chinese players lineup for the first time: No.1 player Kong Minghui, No.23 player Fang Xin, No.10 player He Xin, No.88 player Zhao Qinan and No.19 player Hou Yue. Vanke Rays changed the slow state of the last game, opened fire fully from the beginning of this game. Thanks to Bestdon, Blake Luke, Giaconia, Moser and Webster’s goals and Zhao Qinan’s wonderful assists, Vanke finally beat the opponent 6-2, ushered in the first winning streak.
VANKE STAGES A PENALTY SHOOTOUT; BLADES GOES DOWN 2-1
24 February 2018
At 8:00 a.m. November 5 on Beijing Time, Vanke Rays challenged Boston Blades in Boston. The two teams tied in 1-1 draws in 60 minutes,then went into overtime and penalty shootout. In the end, Vanke goalkeeper Trulli in penalty shootout performed well, saved three balls in a row, helped Vanke beat the Blades 2-1. This victory made Vanke move ahead of the their old rival in the CWHL,Toronto, ranking fourth in the championship.
【CWHL】 LIU ZHIHAO WIN THE FIRST POINT FOR CHINESE PLAYERS WITH A BANG; KUNLUN AND VANKE RAYS BOTH WIN
24 February 2018
October 29 is a memorable day for the two Chinese teams at CWHL:Kunlun Red Star came to Calgary to challenge Calgary Inferno, eventually earned their first win with unbelievable buzzer lore in a 4:3 triumph; Vanke Rays went to Toronto for a match , and beat the opponent 3: 0 in the first CWHL, creating the history of winning firstly. Chinese player Liu Zhixin also made assists in the Kunlun Red Star’s match, got the first point as a Chinese domestic player in CWHL.
【CWHL】 WINNING STREAK IS DIFFICULT BY FIGHTING BACK-TO-BACK: KUNLUN AND VANKE ENCOUNTER REVENGE
24 February 2018
The rhythm of women hockey is very fast. It means not only the rhythm of the games, but also the frequency of the games: coming to a city, playing two games back to back and then going to another city or even another country.
CHINA’S FIRST CWHL BATTLE ATTRACTS EYEBALLS；KUNLUN LOSES PENALTY KICK
24 February 2018
At 7:30a.m. October 22 on Beijing Time, Shenzhen Kunlun Red Star Women Hockey Team in Markham, Canada ushered the first match of a new era . The match versus Markham Thunder was the first match of Shenzhen Kunlun Red Star at CWHL, as well as the home opener of Thunder after moving to Markham this season.
KUNLUN PICKS UP WINNING STREAK ; VANKE LOSES THE MATCH 7-1
24 February 2018
October 6 on Beijing Time/ Erie,U. S./ Sun Jiaxuan(reporter)
At 22:00, October 5 on Beijing Time, Shenzhen Kunlun Red Star ushered their second opponent in the preseason games-Vanke Rays. This is also the first confrontation between Kunlun Red Star and Vanke Rays in the North American Series.In the game, Rannyi, the No.91 player from the Kunlun Red Star, outdid herself, scored 4 goals successively, and ultimately helped her team beat Vanke Rays 7:1, bringing two-game winning streak before the preseason games.
Kunlun Red Star 3 HC Sochi 4
30 November 2017
Another defeat, and another hard loss to take. This game highlighted some of the best and worst of Red Star’s play this season … and despite a stirring comeback, it ended in a narrow victory for our visitor.
Take two. Pavel Vorobei – KHL’s Rookie of the Week
30 November 2017
To mark the end of the eleventh week’s play of the tenth season of the Championship (due to the season break for the Eurotour we have included performances in matches played on the 6th and 7th of the month) the Kontinental Hockey League has named the best players of the week in four categories.
Kunlun Red Star 1 Dynamo Moscow 2 (SO)
30 November 2017
The international break brought some changes to Red Star’s roster … but there was no immediate change of luck as the team returned to action on Tuesday. Not for the first time, our guys battled hard and arguably deserved better than a shoot-out defeat; once again, though, the unforgiving stats show another loss.
Kunlun Red Star 0 Dinamo Minsk 2
30 November 2017
Sometimes it feels like a team just can’t catch a break. Thursday’s encounter with Dinamo Minsk promised to be a battle between two clubs in similar positions. Both Red Star and our Belarusian visitor are scrapping for a playoff place in their respective conferences, and both had legitimate hopes of taking something from the game. Our recent form was not encouraging on paper – just one win in six coming into this match-up – but individual performances offered more grounds for hope. Each of those losses had been by a single goal, two of them had come after ties in regulation. With some more clinical finishing, with a kinder bounce of the puck, the whole picture might have looked very different.
Kunlun Red Star 1 SKA St. Petersburg 8
30 November 2017
When our club was formed – and don’t forget that the organization is still a little way short of its second birthday – one of the major reasons behind creating a KHL team was the chance to witness hockey at its best. Of course, the ultimate aim was and is to establish a strong team here in China, to turn Red Star into an outfit capable of challenging for honors. But, along the way, it was understood that the way to introduce hockey to a new audience meant bringing some of the best players in the world to arenas in Shanghai and Beijing, and allowing the Chinese public to witness the skill, commitment and excitement of our sport in person.
Kunlun Red Star 1 Lokomotiv Yaroslavl 4
30 November 2017
Goals change games. It’s one of the oldest truisms in the book, yet once again it proved itself in Friday’s meeting with Lokomotiv. The visitor, which handed only a second ever KHL start to rookie goalie Ilya Konovalov, had the teenager to thank for a brilliant early save to deny Brandon DeFazio. Had the youngster failed to reach that one …
