
HL Anyang Kim Sang-wook adds 2 assists against Yokohama
Ice Hockey HL Anyang's veteran striker Kim Sang-wook added two assists in the game against Yokohama Gritz, becoming the first player in Asian League history to reach 600 total attack points in the regular season.
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Since his debut in December 2010, Kim Sang-wook played the 15th season in the Asian League and set the record for the most assists in the league and the first 600 points.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Dae-ho Lee = Veteran striker Kim Sang-wook (38) of Ice Hockey HL Anyang, led by coach Baek Ji-seon, became the first player in the history of Asian League ice hockey to set a record of 600 total attack points (goals + assists) in the regular season.
Kim Sang-wook achieved a great feat by adding two assists in the 13th game of the 2026-2027 Asian League Ice Hockey Regular League home game against Yokohama Gritz (Japan) held at Anyang Ice Rink on the 14th.
Previously, in the home game against Yokohama held on the 12th (3-4 shootout loss), he recorded 599 points with 3 assists. On this day, he helped Song Hyeong-cheol score with a cross pass at 4 minutes and 7 seconds in the first period, reaching 600 points.
Kim Sang-wook, who left the second assist when Shin Sang-hoon scored the tying goal at 17 minutes and 52 seconds in the first period, increased his career record to 601 points (158 goals, 443 assists).
Kim Sang-wook, who is in his 15th season in the Asian League, has been performing consistently without a single slump since his debut in December 2010 and is called 'the man of record.'
He is the first Korean player to win the league regular league Most Valuable Player (MVP) award twice (2017 and 2025), and also holds the record for the most assists (443) in the league.
Having played in 13 games this season, scoring 3 goals and providing 15 assists, he is currently ranked first in the point rankings and is showing off his skills just as good as his prime even in his late 30s.
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