- indonesia.icehockey@fhei.co.id
- +6285713538000
The Indonesia Ice Hockey Federation (FHEI) serves as the driving force behind the development and promotion of ice hockey & inline hockey in Indonesia. Founded with the vision to inspire and empower athletes across the nation, FHEI is dedicated to nurturing talent, building infrastructure, and creating opportunities for all who share a passion for the sport.
As the official governing body for ice hockey in Indonesia, Federasi Hoki Es Indonesia (FHEI) is recognized by the Indonesian Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs and member of National Olympic Committee (NOC) and International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF). FHEI is responsible for regulating the sport, organising national tournaments, and ensuring compliance with international standards as well working in collaboration with global partners to elevate Indonesia’s presence in the sport. Through our programs, we aim to inspire a new generation of Indonesian ice hockey players and fans.
To cultivate a vibrant ice hockey & inline hockey community in Indonesia by fostering sportsmanship, encouraging participation at all levels, and facilitating opportunities for skill development and competitive play.
To establish Indonesia as a recognized and respected name in the international community, providing pathways for athletes to compete on both the national and international stage.
Federasi Hoki Es Indonesia oversees all aspects of ice hockey development in the country, including:
Setting and enforcing rules that align with international ice hockey standards.
Organising national competitions and leagues, providing a platform for Indonesian players to showcase their talents.
Training and certifying coaches, referees, and other officials to maintain a high standard of competition.
Representation on the international stage by coordinating Indonesia’s participation in regional and global tournaments.
FHEI is committed to make ice hockey & inline hockey a popular and accessible sport across Indonesia. We partner with schools, communities, and youth organisations to promote the sport and develop facilities that bring the game closer to people.
