The highest-scoring round of the RAHL3 season: Rockets beat Márna Snaha 12:3, Tomaš Filak scored four goals for HC Lev Senec, and Admirals won their sixth game as well. Results, standings for both groups, notes from the round, and the round seven schedule.

Four votes came in for the first RAHL2 fan vote, and each went to a different player. We are therefore not awarding the Fans' Player of Round 5 title. Who received the votes and how to vote on round six.

HK Petržalka beat Uličníci 5:4 and leads the league, with TJ Družstevník Petržalka level on points after a 6:0 win over Lions. Hockey for all won for the third time in a row and is third. Results, standings, how the order has changed, and notes from round six.

The defending champion scored seven straight goals against Uličníci and now trail Wild Thing Karaoke, who had a bye, by just two points. Four teams with six points are crowding in behind them. Results, standings, how the order has developed and notes from the sixth round.

The HK Petržalka forward scored all four of his team's goals in a 4:0 win over Neanderthals in Round 5 of RAHL1. He scored three of them in the second half in a span of five minutes and 22 seconds.

How many minutes did you skate today? How many shots did you take, and how quickly do you recover between shifts? SZALH brings you an app for Garmin watches that tracks your game, practice or pickup session — and will soon connect your data to your player profile on the league website.

Amateur hockey is back on the ice. RAHL1 and RAHL3 open the season on Saturday, 5 September, and RAHL2 joins in on Sunday. There are 33 registered teams at the start and 332 regular-season games.

Frosty air, fast ice and emotions within arm’s reach. This Saturday, 31 January, Hlohovec becomes the venue for a special celebration of hockey. The municipal rink on Bezručova Street will welcome the RAHL Winter Classic, an event that pulls players and fans out of the routine of indoor arenas and brings hockey in its purest, rawest form. A lot is at stake in the three games across all league levels: from a fight for sheer survival in the season to the definitive confirmation of championship ambitions.

The new season is knocking on the door, and it all kicks off on Saturday, September 6, 2025, with the start of another edition of RAHL, the biggest amateur hockey league in Slovakia.