About FHEI
The Federation of Indonesia Ice Hockey (FHEI) was founded in 2012 and has been an IIHF member since 2016.
Our History
The Federation of Indonesia Ice Hockey (FHEI) serves as the driving force behind the development and promotion of ice hockey & inline hockey in Indonesia.
FHEI was founded in 2012 to develop and govern the sport of ice hockey in Indonesia. On 20 May 2016 the federation was admitted as an associate member of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) — a milestone for the growth of the sport nationally.
FHEI functions as the official governing body recognised by Indonesia’s Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs, the National Olympic Committee (NOC), and the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF). It oversees rule-setting aligned with international standards, organises national competitions, trains and certifies coaching staff and officials, and represents Indonesia in regional and global tournaments.
Mission & Vision
Mission: 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.
Vision: To establish Indonesia as a recognised and respected name in the international community, providing pathways for athletes to compete on both the national and international stage.
Our core values are Sportsmanship — promoting fairness, respect, and integrity on and off the ice; Inclusivity — making ice hockey accessible to everyone, regardless of age, gender, or background; and Excellence — striving for the highest standards in training, competitions, and sportsmanship.
Leadership
Ronald Situmeang
Okky Brahma Arimurti
Wiwin Salim
Doddy Darmawan
Rinaldo Sutjipto
Brandon Hsiao
Ronald Wijaya
Catherine Goutama
Jonathan Sudharta
Kristof Kovago
Nikita Davydov
Strategic Plan
FHEI’s five-year roadmap for sustainable development sets out four strategic goals:
Expand Youth Engagement — increase youth participation through school programs, training camps, and junior leagues.
Build and Upgrade Facilities — partner with investors to develop new ice rinks and upgrade existing facilities to support increased demand and improve accessibility.
Enhance Training Programs — invest in coach training and player development, ensuring all athletes receive top-quality instruction and resources.
Strengthen Competitive Presence — aim to participate in more international competitions, showcasing Indonesia’s talent on a global stage. The federation actively pursues sponsorships, government support, and partnerships with global ice hockey organisations to execute this plan.
Recognitions
FHEI is the official governing body for ice hockey in Indonesia, recognised by:
International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) — associate member since 20 May 2016.
National Olympic Committee (NOC) of Indonesia.
Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs (Kemenpora).