Indoor USWNT Announces Touring Roster for Europe Winter Tour in Holland & Austria
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. –U.S. Women’s National Indoor Team Head Coach Joep van der Coelen has officially announced the touring roster for the upcoming winter tour in Europe. The squad will embark on a two-stop campaign featuring high-level international competition, beginning in Tilburg, The Netherlands, and concluding at the prestigious Rohrmax Cup in Vienna, Austria.
Penn State field hockey forward Ella Gaitan selected for national team
Noah Aberegg
Forward Ella Gaitan scores a goal during the Penn State field hockey game against Michigan at the The Field Hockey Complex in University Park, Pa., Sunday, October. 18, 2026. The Nittany Lions beat the Wolverines 2-1. Mack Leach
Penn State's Ella Gaitan is taking her talents to the world stage.
Sufyan sees Pakistan returning to hockey glory with continuity in system
Mohammad Yaqoob
LAHORE: Pakistan’s leading penalty-corner specialist Sufyan Khan believes the country can regain its lost glory in hockey if the existing system is allowed to operate on modern lines without disruption over the next couple of years.
Double milestone for Yibbi Jansen at SCHC
Ramon Min
Yibbi
Yibbi Jansen reached two milestones on Sunday in the 5–0 away win against HDM. The SCHC penalty corner specialist scored twice, bringing her tally to exactly 150 goals for the Bilthoven-based club in the Hoofdklasse. Her second goal also marked her 200th official goal for SCHC.
Top scorers: Frédérique Matla reaches twenty goals in record time
Ramon Min
Den Bosch forward Frédérique Matla currently tops the women’s scoring charts with twenty goals after eight match rounds. Never before in the history of the top flight has a player been so prolific at this stage of the league. In the men’s league, Den Bosch’s top scorer Timo Boers has a magnificent milestone in his sights following his goal against Bloemendaal.
Magic eights for Surbiton’s men and women
Surbiton’s first teams both maintained their 100% win records to consolidate their spots at the top of their respective English Premier Division tables following comprehensive wins.
Clydesdale Western keep 100% record in Scotland
Azets Clydesdale Western continued their 100% start to the Scottish women’s Premiership as they swept by the challenge of fourth placed Grange at Titwood.
The whole league’s in: Pride Round takes over Hockey One!
Rainbow socks, a Pride Pledge at every venue and a national call to Play Your Part as all eight clubs take on Round 6.
Pride Round will take over the ONE Active Hockey One League this week, with all eight clubs uniting across Round 6 from Friday 13 to Sunday 15 November to celebrate hockey’s LGBTQ+ players, officials, fans and volunteers.
Marcano nets 7th of season in Holcombe 6-0 win
T&T senior men’s hockey player Teague Marcano
Trinidad and Tobago senior men’s hockey player Teague Marcano scored his seventh goal of the season in helping Holcombe to a resounding 6-0 blanking of Cardiff & Met in the England Men’s Hockey League Premier Division at Holcombe last Saturday (Novemner 7).
Paragon, Defence Force win big in indoor hockey
by Nigel Simon
FILE: Fernanda Oviedo of Mexico plays the ball against Gabrielle Thompson, right, of Trinidad and Tobago, during the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile, in November 2023. T&T won 1-0. FELIPE POGA/SANTIAGO 2023 via PHOTOSPORT
Paragon women and Defence Force men both recorded lopsided victories when the Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Board National Indoor Championships continued at the Woodbrook Youth Facility, Hamilton-Holder Street, in Woodbrook last weekend.
Liaoning, Stingers withdrawal reduces MHL to seven teams
By Aftar Singh
Liaoning men's hockey team (in blue) in action against Young Elephants of Pahang in a Malaysia Hockey League (MHL) match at Wisma Belia Hockey Stadium in Kuantan on May 1. -- PIC from Malaysian Hockey Confederation (MHC).
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Hockey League (MHL) has been thrown into disarray after two foreign clubs withdrew from the second round of the men's competition.
NCAA Division 1 Championship Round 1 - 11 November 2026
Field Hockey Preps to Take On Vermont in NCAA Tournament Opening Round
EVANSTON, Ill. – The Saint Joseph's field hockey team is set to take on Vermont in the Opening Round of the 2026 NCAA Division I Field Hockey Championship on Wednesday afternoon. Game time at Lakeside Field is set for 2:00 p.m. Eastern. The game will be streamed on ESPN+.
Field Hockey Set to Face Saint Joseph’s in NCAA Opening Round
BURLINGTON, Vt. — Vermont (14-5, 2-3 AE) will face Saint Joseph's (11-9, 6-0 A-10) in its second NCAA Tournament appearance in program history on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 2 p.m. ET on Lakeside Field in Evanston, Ill.; the game will be streamed on ESPN+. Wednesday's match will mark the second meeting against Saint Joseph's in program history. 
Ngweze, Mavuluma win Zambezi hockey titles
by Helge Schutz
Ngweze Primary School won the boys title. Photo: Contirubted
Ngweze Primary School and Mavuluma Combined Schools walked away with the honours at the Zambezi leg of the Standard Bank Junior Hockey Development Programme in Katima Mulilo last weekend. 
Scottish Indoor Fixtures for 2026-27 season released
The fixtures for the 2026-27 indoor season have been released and can be found here – Indoor_Fixtures_26_27
A New Home for Hockey: Nenagh’s Community Vision Becomes Reality
Nenagh, Co. Tipperary: The new all-weather hockey pitch at Nenagh College was officially opened on Monday, marking a significant milestone for Nenagh Hockey Club and the wider North Tipperary community. An Taoiseach Micheál Martin performed the official opening, with Hockey Ireland CEO Richard Fahey among those in attendance alongside representatives of Nenagh Hockey Club, Nenagh College, Tipperary Education and Training Board and the local community. 

One month to go: FIH Hockey Pro League returns for another thrilling season
The countdown is officially on. In just one month, the “League of the Best” will burst back into action as the 2026-27 FIH Hockey Pro League gets underway on 8 December 2026.
Hockey India announces Indian squad for Madhya Pradesh Women’s Asian Champions Trophy Bhopal 2026
Playing its first international tournament since winning the historic gold medal at the Asian Games in Japan last month, the Indian team will look to defend its ACT crown and win its fourth title
New Delhi: Hockey India on Tuesday announced the Indian squad for the upcoming Madhya Pradesh Women’s Asian Champions Trophy Bhopal 2026, scheduled to be held from November 19 to 28 at the newly-built International Sports Complex, Nathu Barkheda, Bhopal. 
Sanjay to lead Indian men’s squad for the tour of New Zealand marking centenary of sporting ties between the two nations
The November 15 to 23 tour will see the Indian team playing three matches against the hosts on November 19, 21 and 22 in Auckland
New Delhi: Hockey India on Monday announced the Indian men’s squad for the upcoming tour of New Zealand, scheduled for 15 to 23 November 2026 in Auckland. 
Craig Fulton targets global top-four status after establishing Asian dominance
The Indian men's hockey coach reflects on three consecutive Asian Champions Trophy titles, World Cup struggles and preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
Indian men's hockey team coach Craig Fulton (Hockey India)
Indian men's hockey chief coach Craig Fulton rues the country's disappointing World Cup record but believes establishing continental supremacy is the first step towards becoming a dominant force in world hockey.
Pakistan senior, junior hockey teams ranked 12th
Syed Intikhab Ali
KARACHI: Pakistan hockey has taken a significant step towards revival, with both the senior and junior men’s teams ranked 12th in their respective International Hockey Federation (FIH) world rankings.
Naaveennash eyes Speedy Tigers shirt
By Aftar Singh
T. Naaveennash Panicker (right) playing in the Sultan of Johor Cup. Pic from MHC
KUALA LUMPUR: Forward T. Naaveennash Panicker eyes the next level — joining the national senior hockey team after helping Malaysia win the Under-21 Sultan of Johor Cup (SoJC) last month.
Career Opportunity – Ireland Senior Men’s Head Coach
Hockey Ireland are seeking applicants for the role of Ireland Senior Men’s Head Coach. The Senior Men’s National Team Head Coach is a senior leadership appointment within Hockey Ireland’s High-Performance Programme, carrying responsibility for the performance, development and international competitiveness of Ireland’s Senior Men’s National Team.
Telgenkamp brilliance opens up small lead for Amsterdam
AH&BC Amsterdam opened up a gap on the competition on the eighth matchday. The league leaders won the top match against Oranje-Rood in Eindhoven on Sunday (2-3), 
Matla’s fab four keeps Den Bosch clear in Hoofdklasse
Frédérique Matla scored all four of Den Bosch’s goals and brought her season total to twenty goals after just eight matches as they defeated HC Rotterdam 4-0.
The stats of the weekend: Hurley in rare form, De Vilder the assist king
Ramon Min
The Hurley women are enjoying a rare high-flying season, Frédérique Matla just keeps on scoring, and the Oranje-Rood men suffered their first defeat in 32 matches. Here are the figures from the past weekend.
Five-star Orée stun Waterloo for memorable victory
Orée produced a memorable performance to defeat fellow EHL side Waterloo Ducks 5-0 in the Belgian men’s league to rise up to seventh in the division.
Dragons keep the pressure on Gantoise in Belgian league
Maria Granatto got the all important goal for KHC Dragons as they continue to put the pressure on Gantoise in the Belgian women’s league.
Garvey bounce back after first defeat of season
Lisnagarvey bounced back from their first defeat of the season on Saturday to beat Cork Harlequins on Sunday as just three points cover the top five sides in the Irish men’s EYHL.
Railway strengthen hold of top spot in Irish women’s league
Railway Union fought back from 2-0 down to draw with UCD and continue their unbeaten start to the women’s EY Hockey League in Ireland after eight rounds.
EHL Premier Division | Matchday Eight Round-Up
Women's Premier Division Round-Up | 07 November
At Loughborough, the home side delivered a ruthless attacking display to defeat Durham University 7-0. Jessica Dyson opened the scoring before scoring her second in the 31st-minute. Hannah Boss also struck twice, while Amy Cradden converted a penalty corner, Amy Birch and Niamh McIvor also found the net. 
Some Highlights from Scottish Cup Matches
The top Open/Men’s Scottish Cup tie of the round was a goal treat at Auchenhowie, seven goals were shared between Western Wildcats and Watsonians, and the home side got the narrow majority to progress into the quarter-finals.
UBC Thunderbirds take home record 20th U SPORTS field hockey championship
Host Waterloo Warriors secure bronze on home turf
Photos/Yan Huckendubler
The final day at the 2026 National Bank Field Hockey Canada U SPORTS Championship, presented by Farm Mutual Re delivered a bronze medal victory in front of the home crowd, and a long-awaited return to the top of the podium for UBC.
Congratulations 2026 College Division I Conference Winners
With conference tournaments finished, USA Field Hockey is highlighting each conference champion in Division I.
Division II: 2026 Conference Tournaments
With post-season conference tournaments taking place, USA Field Hockey is highlighting each conference in Division I, II and III.
Congratulations 2026 College Division III Conference Winners
With conference tournaments finishing this past weekend, USA Field Hockey is highlighting each conference champion in Division III.
Sports and injuries
By Shiv Jagday
As we know, sports and injuries go hand in hand. At the same time, some injuries can be easily avoided if you know how.
