China’s Women’s Hockey Team returns to Canada to compete in a series of exhibition and practice matches against the best Canada has to offer. Kobe Sportswear was on hand to greet the international players and outfitted the team in high performance Kobe jerseys.

Kobe Sportswear is proud to be the Official Jersey Supplier for the 2010 Scotiabank Pro-Am For Alzheimer’s in support of the Gordie & Colleen Howe Fund at Baycrest.
This one-of-a-kind event allows everyday hockey enthusiasts to team up with former NHL greats in the battle against Alzheimer’s and related disorders. Players including Doug Gilmour, Wendel Clark and Marty McSorely among many others will be taking to the ice in Kobe’s Pro-Style jerseys harking back to their old NHL teams.

Congratulations to team Electrozad from Sarnia for winning a team-set of Kobe’s Performance Fleece Pullover (Style#8950) for their excellent achievements this year while staying out of the penalty box.

Kobe Sportswear was a proud sponsor of HDCO’s 2010 Penalty Free Sweepstakes, an Ontario-based hockey contest that encourages and rewards fair play, skills, safety, and sportsmanship.

Scott Russell of the CBC kicks off the championships in style with a Kobe Pro-Style Play On! Jersey.
Kobe Sportswear would like to thank all those who participated and congratulations to the Vancouver Ball Hoggz for winning the Redwood Cup!

The elite group of Chinese players faced off in a friendly exhibition match against the Burlington Barracudas Senior AAA Team on Sunday, October 25th 2009 at the Appleby Ice Center in Burlington, Ontario. Kobe was on hand to greet the players and handed out gifts to each team.

Congratulations to Port Hope Polar Bears Pee Wee Girls for their clean play and winning Kobe’s 2008 Penalty Free Sweepstakes. Each of the girls received a set of Kobe 8054 Premium Tracksuit. Good luck in 2010!

Congratulations to the Panthers for winning Kobe’s Shots On Goal prize!

CWHL All-Stars suited up in Kobe’s all new K3G Jerseys and played against the NHL Alumni team which included Ron Maclean. Don Cherry was on hand for the ceremonial puck drop.