News for 11 October 2026
All the news for Sunday 11 October 2026
Women Indoor Senior Test Series (NAM vs RSA)
Sport Facilitation Center Windhoek
All times GMT +2
9 Oct 2026 19:00 NAM v RSA 3 - 0
10 Oct 2026 12:00 RSA v NAM 3 - 4
10 Oct 2026 19:30 NAM v RSA 1 - 2
11 Oct 2026 11:00 NAM v RSA
11 Oct 2026 17:00 RSA v NAM
FIH Match Center
Late Fightback Falls Short as SPAR South Africa Lose Narrow Second Test
The SPAR South African Women’s Indoor Hockey team produced a spirited final-quarter fightback but fell just short against Namibia, losing 4–3 in the second Test in Windhoek on Saturday afternoon.
SPAR South Africa Keep Series Alive with Comeback Victory
The SPAR South African Women’s Indoor Hockey team kept the five-match series alive with a hard-earned 2–1 victory over Namibia in the third Test in Windhoek on Saturday evening.
2026 Central America Development Tournament
Managua, Nicaragua
7 - 10 Oct 2026
Senior Mens Hockey5s
All times GMT -6
Men - fixtures, results and pool standings
Women - fixtures, results and pool standings
Arminen corner prowess and defensive resolve earns big Pool A win
A pair of Florian Steyrer drag-flicks and a beautiful Florian Hackl deflection set SV Arminen up for a vital 3-2 win over Edinburgh University, sending Pool A to the final day.
Breathtaking first half sees Garvey power past Wettingen
Two goals in the first two minutes saw Lisnagarvey swept past the challenge of Rotweiss Wettingen and put themselves right in contention for a place at next Easter’s EHL FINALS.
Grandchamp’s historic triple guides Orée to debut win
Loris Grandchamp scored the quickest EHL hat trick as Royal Orée swept past the challenge of Slavia Prague in their first EHL appearance, setting up a huge tie with Rot-Weiss Köln on Sunday.
Harper snatches late draw for Wimbledon in thriller against Polo
Eddie Harper’s 52nd minute equaliser saw Wimbledon snatch a chaotic 3-3 draw with Real Club de Polo to keep their chances of reaching the EHL FINALS alive.
"Can't say much about it, main focus is the title": Indian defender Jugraj on Pakistan's withdrawal from Asian Champions Trophy
By Vivek Prabhakar Singh
New Delhi [India]: Indian hockey defender Jugraj Singh said that while the public will miss the flavour and intensity of a match against arch-rivals Pakistan during the Asian Champions Trophy, the focus of the team is solely on the tournament and continuing their fine run with another title win in Punjab.
What you need to know about Match Round 4 (women)
Ramon Min
Kampong are hoping to beat SCHC for the first time in nineteen years, whilst Frédérique Matla is aiming to score for the tenth match round in a row. Here are the facts for Match Round 4 in the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse Women.
Railway Union assert their dominance as three Men’s sides continue unbeaten runs in today’s Round 4 of the Irish EY Hockey League
Tense and thrilling in equal measures; Round 4 of the EY Hockey League left few wanting as Railway Union tightened their grasp on the Women’s EYHL, while Three Rock Rovers, Pembroke Wanderers and Avoca maintained unbeaten records in the Men’s competition.
NCAA Division 1 result - 10 October 2026
NCAA Division 1 fixtures - 11 October 2026
Field Hockey Back to Winning Ways, Takes Down Colgate
WASHINGTON –– Sophie Willemse was unstoppable with three goals to her line on the stat sheet when American University field hockey took on Colgate, downing the Raiders 4-1 on Saturday afternoon.
Hockey India turmoil: Gold medals mask a growing administrative crisis
India's men's and women's hockey teams have delivered historic Asian Games gold medals despite growing turmoil within Hockey India. But behind the success, a bitter power struggle, administrative uncertainty and a stalled league threaten the sport's long-term health.
By:Sundeep Misra
Hockey India’s leadership tussle unfolds as the men’s and women’s teams deliver Asian Games gold. (Photo: PTI, Reuters, AP)
With processes and systems in seeming disarray, administrators at loggerheads, and even the sports ministry trying to unravel the imbroglio, the primary reason why Hockey India exists remains unchanged: the players continue to do what they are paid and trained to do - play, win, and bring back silverware.
Pakistan’s National Hockey Stadium set for upgrade
Punjab government approves Rs400m for renovation of the iconic venue, with work expected to finish by January 2027
Photo: PHF
The Punjab government has approved Rs400 million to renovate and upgrade Lahore's National Hockey Stadium and its adjoining practice pitch.