kzKazakh Pro Hokei Ligasy

Official website of the Kazakh top league (in Russian and Kazakh) — schedule, results, standings and club pages.

Kokshetau — founded in 2009, three-time Kazakh champion (2017/18, 2023/24, 2024/25). The club has no working website of its own; the link goes to its page on the league portal.

Astana — the only Kazakh club in the KHL in 2026/27 (does not play in the domestic league), plays at the Barys Arena.

Atyrau on the Caspian Sea — four-time Kazakh champion (most recently 2018/19). The club has no working website of its own; the link goes to its page on the league portal.

Rudny (Kostanay Region) — founded in 1958. The club has no working website of its own; the link goes to its page on the league portal.

Aktobe in western Kazakhstan — founded in 2018.

Almaty — founded in 2010. The club has no working website of its own; the link goes to its page on the league portal.

Pavlodar (Ertis in Kazakh) — three-time Kazakh champion (2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15). The club has no working website of its own; the link goes to its page on the league portal.

Petropavl in northern Kazakhstan — founded in 2015, plays at the Alexander Vinokourov Sports Palace.

Astana — part of the Barys organisation, Kazakh champion in 2016/17, 2022/23 and 2025/26.

Karaganda — three-time Kazakh champion (most recently 2021/22), finalist in 2025/26.

Ust-Kamenogorsk — founded in 1955, record 13-time Kazakh champion (most recently 2006/07, then as Kazzinc-Torpedo).