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Barys (KHL)
The main team underwent multiple coaching changes, with David Nemirovsky and Vyacheslav Butsaev taking the helm early in the season before Galym Mambetaliyev returned to lead the bench. By midseason, nearly all foreign imports had left the team, paving the way for Kazakhstani players to take on key roles. Notably, 16 young talents from the club's development system made their KHL debuts. Barys concluded the regular season in 12th place in the Eastern Conference.
Nomad (Pro Ligasy)
The reforms also affected Nomad, who finished the season with an all-Kazakhstani roster. For many players, this was their first experience in senior-level hockey. The team placed eighth in the regular season and exited the playoffs in the first round against the eventual national champions.
Snezhnye Barsy (MHL)
The junior team had a promising start in the MHL, but as many of its leaders were promoted to Barys and Nomad, the squad struggled to stay competitive and missed the play-in round again. Nonetheless, Snezhnye Barsy continued to fulfill their primary mission — developing young players for senior-level hockey.
Tomiris (Qyzdar Hokei Ligasy)
Tomiris remained one of the top women's teams in Kazakhstan. Coached by Alexander Tebenko, the team earned silver medals in the national women’s league once again.
Barys JHL Team (Jastar Hokei Ligasy)
The youth roster of Barys underwent several overhauls throughout the season. Most of the team’s leaders ended the season with Nomad and Snezhnye Barsy, making Barys the youngest team in the Jastar Hokei Ligasy. Despite this, they finished second in the regular season. However, for the first time in the club's history, the young Barys squad failed to reach the playoff medal round.
Barys Youth Academy (DYuSSh)
Three teams from the Barys youth academy became national champions in their respective age groups. Additionally, four teams secured spots in Group A of the top division in the Championship of the Ural, Siberian, and Volga federal districts — a testament to their ability to compete with Russia’s best hockey schools next season.

During the season, "Barys" training staff was changed several times: after Andrei Skabelka, Galym Mambetaliyev and Oleg Bolyakin worked successively as acting head trainer. More than 20 Kazakhstan players, many of them debutants of the League, were attracted to the main team. At the end of the season, "Barys" finished 12th in the KHL Eastern Conference and failed to reach the playoffs for the second year in a row.
“Nomad” in the rank of reigning champion of Kazakhstan attended the Continental Cup, held by the IIHF. Having successfully passed the third round, Fyodor Polishchuk's wards made it to the final tournament held in Wales and won it ahead of schedule, becoming the owners of the honorary trophy for the first time. Artur Gatiyatov became the best forward of the tournament. Nikita Boyarkin became the best puckstopper of the tournament.
According to the results of the regular championship of Kazakhstan “Nomad” ranked third place. In the playoffs Polischuk's wards knocked out "Gornyak" and "Aktobe". In the final confrontation “Nomad” lost to “Arlan” from Kokshetau, thus becoming the silver medalist of the national championship. Nikita Boyarkin was honored as the Pro Hokei Ligasy's top puckstopper for the 2023-24 season.
“Snow Bars” returned to the Youth Hockey League after a three-year break, which is undoubtedly a step forward for the development of the younger generation. In the course of the season, Alexander Istomin's team won a number of victories, including over strong opponents, but it was not enough to reach the playoffs. As a result, the "Snow Bars" tied for eighth place in the Eastern Conference Silver Division.
In December 2023, the Kazakhstan U-20 national team, which included 17 representatives of the "Barys" system, successfully played at the World Championship in the first division in Budapest, Hungary. Team under the leadership of Sergei Starygin took the first place ahead of schedule and returned to the elite of the world youth hockey.
“Tomiris” in the off-season lost several leaders, and new players have taken those places. Despite this wards Alexander Tebenkov had another successful season and took second place in the women's championship of Kazakhstan. Arina Chshyokolova got selected as the Qyzdar Hokei Ligasy's best puckstopper for the 2023-24 season.
In April 2024, the women's national team of Kazakhstan with eight players from "Tomiris" triumphed at the World Championship in the second division in the Andorran Canillo. Alexander Tebenkov's charges won all five matches and earned the right to play in Group B of the first division next year. Arina Chshyokolova and Alexandra Shegay ranked by the organizers as the best puckstopper and the best forward of the tournament.
"Barys" youth team took second place in the Jastar Hokei Ligasy regular season. In the playoffs wards Vitaly Litvinov left no chance to “Temirtau”, “Torpedo” from Ust-Kamenogorsk and Atyrau “Zhas Batyr”. That result brought the team its fifth consecutive championship.
In April 2024, the Kazakhstan U-18 national team, including 16 representatives of the "Barys" system, played at the World Championship in the elite division in Finland's Vaanta for the first time in 20 years. The team under Georgy Vereshchagin scored a historic victory over their Czech rivals in the group stage. However, in the decisive match of the tournament our juniors lost to Norway and returned to the first division.
Teams Barys Children's and Youth Sports Schools for the second year in a row earned gold medals in the championship of Kazakhstan in all ages in attendance.





"Snezhnye Barsy" (Snow leopards) becomes bronze medalists of the World Cup.
After the unsuccessful start of Barys in the KHL championship and the failure of the national team of Kazakhstan to the Olympic Games - 2018 the coaching staff headed by Andrei Nazarov was dismissed. The new head coach of the team becomes a Belarusian specialist Eduard Zankovets.
Barys finishes the regular championship of KHL on the fifth place of East conference. In the first round of the playoffs, the Astana team get a win against the Chelyabinsk Tractor in the series with the score 4:2. In the East semifinals Barys lost to the Metallurg from Magnitogorsk.
Nomad wins the championship of Kazakhstan.
"Snezhnye Barsy" (Snow leopards) do not get into the playoffs, taking 13th place in the Eastern conference.
The national team of Kazakhstan takes the third place in the World Ice Hockey Championship of 2017 in I division. Thus, the national team does not solve the problem of entering the elite division. Eduard Zankovets decided not to renew the contract with the club.
В первом сезоне Высшей лиги России казахстанская команда добивается значительного результата – второе место в Восточном дивизионе.