News for 17 October 2023
All the news for Tuesday 17 October 2023
Pan American Games: Final Standings of the hockey events
By Tariq Ali
The following are the final standings of the men's and women's hockey events of the previous Pan American Games
I Pan American Games, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1951
No hockey competition
II Pan American Games, Mexico City, Mexico, 1955
No hockey competition
III Pan American Games, Chicago, United States 1959
No hockey competition
IV Pan American Games, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1963
No hockey competition
V Pan American Games, Winnipeg, Canada, 1967
Men's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Trinidad and Tobago 3 United States 4 Canada 5 Jamaica 6 Mexico 7 Bermuda 8 Netherlands Antilles
VI Pan American Games, Cali, Colombia, 1971
Men's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Mexico 3 Canada 4 Chile 5 United States 6 Jamaica 7 Trinidad and Tobago 8 Guyana
VII Pan American Games, Mexico City, Mexico, 1975
Men's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Canada 3 Mexico 4 Jamaica 5 Chile 6 United States 7 Guyana
VIII Pan American Games, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1979
Men's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Canada 3 Mexico 4 Cuba 5 Chile 6 United States 7 Barbados 8 Jamaica 9 Trinidad and Tobago 10 Puerto Rico
IX Pan American Games, Caracas, Venezuela, 1983
Men's hockey
1 Canada 2 Argentina 3 Chile 4 United States 5 Mexico 6 Cuba 7 Trinidad and Tobago 8 Venezuela 9 Barbados
X Pan American Games, Indianapolis, United States 1987
Men's hockey
1 Canada 2 Argentina 3 United States 4 Chile 5 Trinidad and Tobago 6 Barbados 7 Mexico 8 Bermuda 9 Jamaica 10 Peru
Women's hockey
1 Argentina 2 United States 3 Canada 4 Trinidad and Tobago 5 Barbados 6 Jamaica 7 Bermuda
XI Pan American Games, Havana, Cuba, 1991
Men's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Canada 3 United States 4 Barbados 5 Chile 6 Cuba 7 Trinidad and Tobago 8 Venezuela 9 Jamaica 10 Guyana
Women's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Canada 3 United States 4 Mexico 5 Jamaica 6 Cuba 7 Trinidad and Tobago 8 Barbados
XII Pan American Games, Mar del Plata, Argentina, 1995
Men's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Canada 3 United States 4 Cuba 5 Trinidad and Tobago 6 Chile 7 Paraguay
Women's hockey
1 Argentina 2 United States 3 Canada 4 Cuba 5 Trinidad and Tobago 6 Jamaica 7 Paraguay
XIII Pan American Games, Winnipeg, Canada, 1999
Men's hockey
1 Canada 2 Argentina 3 Cuba 4 Chile 5 United States 6 Trinidad and Tobago 7 Mexico
Women's hockey
1 Argentina 2 United States 3 Canada 4 Trinidad and Tobago 5 Cuba 6 Chile 7 Mexico
XIV Pan American Games, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 2003
Men's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Canada 3 Cuba 4 Chile 5 United States 6 Trinidad and Tobago 7 Barbados 8 Dominican Republic
Women's hockey
1 Argentina 2 United States 3 Uruguay 4 Chile 5 Canada 6 Trinidad 7 Jamaica 8 Dominican Republic
XV Pan American Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2007
Men's hockey
1 Canada 2 Argentina 3 Chile 4 Trinidad and Tobago 5 Cuba 6 Netherlands Antilles 7 United States 8 Brazil
Women's hockey
1 Argentina 2 United States 3 Netherlands Antilles 4 Chile 5 Canada 6 Cuba 7 Uruguay 8 Brazil
XVI Pan American Games, Guadalajara, Mexico, 2011
Men's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Canada 3 Chile 4 Cuba 5 United States 6 Mexico 7 Trinidad and Tobago 8 Barbados
Women's hockey
1 United States 2 Argentina 3 Chile 4 Canada 5 Cuba 6 Mexico 7 Trinidad and Tobago 8 Barbados
XVII Pan American Games, Toronto, Canada, 2015
Men's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Canada 3 Chile 4 Brazil 5 United States 6 Mexico 7 Trinidad and Tobago 8 Cuba
Women's hockey
1 United States 2 Argentina 3 Canada 4 Chile 5 Uruguay 6 Mexico 7 Dominican Republic 8 Cuba
XVIII Pan American Games, Lima, Peru, 2019
Men's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Canada 3 United States 4 Chile 5 Trinidad and Tobago 6 Cuba 7 Mexico 8 Peru
Women's hockey
1 Argentina 2 Canada 3 United States 4 Chile 5 Uruguay 6 Mexico 7 Peru 8 Cuba
Mixed results for Indian Sub Junior Teams against the Netherlands U16 squads: Men triumph 4-0, Women go down 1-4
Goals from Rohit Irengbam Singh, Ketan Kushwaha, Rahul Rajbhar and Captain Manmeet Singh propel Indian Sub Junior Men to 4-0 win. Sub Junior Women’s Team lost 1-4 despite Kajal Jr. scoring first goal against the Netherlands U-16 Team 
Netherlands: The historic maiden Indian Sub Junior tour yielded contrasting results on the final day as the Sub Junior Men beat the Netherlands U16 boys 4-0 while the Sub Junior Women lost to the Netherlands U16 girls 1-4. 
‘Jharkhand Women's Asian Champions Trophy Ranchi 2023 will help us in preparing for 2024 Paris Olympics Qualifiers,’ says Bichu Devi Kharibam
India will be competing against Japan, China, Korea, Malaysia, and Thailand in the elite tournament
Ranchi: Anticipation is running high in the realm of women's hockey as the eagerly awaited Jharkhand Women’s Asian Champions Trophy Ranchi 2023 approaches, set to take place from October 27th to November 5th, 2023. The Indian Women's Hockey Team goalkeeper Bichu Devi Kharibam, who is gearing up for her maiden appearance at the Asian Champions Trophy, expressed her excitement for playing in the prestigious tournament and that too on home soil.
My last word: Semifinal syndrome, sympathy factor and how our women hockey is entangled in a cobweb of its own making
K. ARUMUGAM
Indian women’s hockey seems to be affected by a twin factor: The semifinal syndrome and sympathy factor. That realization dawned after a 0-4 semi-final humiliation by hosts and eventual gold medalists China at the recent 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games. This particular game ought to be analyzed and properly understood, the lessons learnt properly incorporated in the future road map.
Perak still on course to defend Razak Cup title
By Jugjet Singh
KUALA LUMPUR: Razak Cup men's defending champions Perak beat Terengganu 2-0 at the Ministry of Education pitch today to establish themselves as semi-final contenders from Group A.
Hockey Madhya Pradesh claims top spot in Sub Junior Men's and Women’s category at 1st Hockey India Sub Junior Women & Men West Zone Championship 2023
Hockey Madhya Pradesh beat Chhattisgarh Hockey by 3-1 in Sub Junior Women’s Category Final. Hockey Madhya Pradesh beat Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu Hockey by 8-1 in Sub Junior Men’s Category Final
Chhattisgarh: The 1st Hockey India Sub Junior Men & Women West Zone Championship 2023 concluded today in Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh with Hockey Madhya Pradesh being crowned Champions in the Sub Junior Women’s category after their 3-1 triumph over Chhattisgarh Hockey, accompanied on the podium by Hockey Maharashtra, which finished third. In the Sub Junior Men’s category Hockey Madhya Pradesh defeated Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu Hockey by 8-1 to claim the bragging rights. Chhattisgarh Hockey finished third in the tournament.
Day 5 Results: 1st Hockey India Junior and Sub Junior Women Academy Championship 2023 – (Zone A)
Gwalior: The fifth day of the 1st Hockey India Junior and Sub Junior Women Academy Championship 2023 – (Zone A), saw Madhya Pradesh Hockey Academy and Meghbaran Singh Hockey Academy winning their respective matches in the Sub Junior Women’s category while Madhya Pradesh Hockey Academy and HIM Academy emerged victorious in their respective games in the Junior Women’s category.
No. 11 Field Hockey Prepped for Quick Trip to Boston University
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – No. 11 Harvard field hockey heads across town to play Boston University tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. at New Balance Field. The Crimson is coming off a big 4-0 win at Princeton over the weekend. Looking to add to its five-game win streak, Harvard will play at BU for the first time since 2021. The game will be streamed on ESPN+
Goulburn to host 2024 Hockey Australia Country Championships
Hockey Australia, in conjunction with the Goulburn Mulwaree Council, is delighted to announce next year’s Australian Country Hockey Championships will be held at the Goulburn Regional Hockey Centre.
HNZ seeking private investment for Premier Hockey League
Hockey NZ is seeking expressions of interest to establish the Men's and Women's Premier Hockey League (PHL)
Hockey New Zealand is calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) to invest in the establishment of three new franchises (entities) as part of the Premier Hockey League (PHL).
Chandigarh's hockey Olympian, Sukhbir Singh Gill, battles recurrent brain tumour
Sukhbir, known for his unassuming demeanour, represented India in major international hockey events. His struggle with an invasive brain tumour began in 2006 and took an aggressive turn in 2021.
By Aswathy Santhosh
Sukhbir Singh Gill (Source: Stick2Hockey.com)
Chandigarh's hockey Olympian, Sukhbir Singh Gill, finds himself engaged in a courageous battle against a recurrent brain tumour, all while facing official and public apathy.