The Shenzhen Kunlun Red Star cemented their dominance in the Chinese Women's Ice Hockey League with a decisive 2-0 victory over Qiqihar Landi in Wednesday's championship game. Held in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, the match showcased Shenzhen's tactical precision as they avenged their sole league loss since the competition began in 2023.
Zhao Qi'nan broke the deadlock four minutes into the second period with a powerful long-range shot assisted by Hunter Barnett. Wen Lu sealed the win 13 minutes before the final buzzer, capitalizing on a rebound to secure Shenzhen's back-to-back championship titles.
Finishing the regular season with an impressive 23-1 record, the Red Star's triumph highlights the growing momentum of professional women's ice hockey in China. The league's competitive evolution continues to draw attention from sports analysts and enthusiasts alike, signaling new opportunities for athlete development and commercial partnerships in Asian winter sports.
