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Tuesday 27 October 2026
Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026
Jalandhar and Mohali
All times GMT +5’ 30”
27 Oct 2026 13:00 MAS v CHN (RR)
27 Oct 2026 15:15 JPN v KOR (RR)
27 Oct 2026 19:20 IND v BAN (RR)
28 Oct 2026 is a rest day
Pool standings
FIH Match Centre
Asian Champions Trophy starts today amidst much fanfare
K ARUMUGAM
The Ninth Asian Champions Trophy starts today at the well-known hockey provenance Jalandhar, with Malaysia taking China, finalists in 2023 and 2024 respectively at the historic Olympian Surjit Hockey Stadium. India would be missing thrice ACT captain Manpreet Singh in action, due to late injury. Had it not been he would be making his record 8th appearance. Of course, his 7-times still holds for highest for any Indian at the Asian Champions Torphy. India will take on Bangladesh, who replaced Pakistan in the third and last match of the day.
Preview: International hockey returns to Punjab as India set sights on sixth Hero Asian Champions Trophy title
Another title win will complete a hat-trick of Asian Champions Trophy triumphs for defending champions India, who will open their campaign against Bangladesh on October 27 in Jalandhar 
New Delhi: International hockey returns to Punjab as red-hot India prepare to defend their title at the men's Hero Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) 2026, which begins in Jalandhar on October 27. India will be joined by Japan, China, Malaysia, South Korea and Bangladesh in the six-team continental tournament.
India begins title defence against Bangladesh as Jalandhar welcomes international hockey
Five members of the Indian team that will take to the field against Bangladesh in its tournament opener learnt the ropes of the sport at the Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium, the tournament venue.
Uthra Ganesan
The six-team Asian Champions Trophy begins on Tuesday with the final set to take place on November 5. | Photo Credit: HOCKEY INDIA
For a city that has produced hundreds of players including some of the legends of the sport, Jalandhar’s presence on the international hockey scene has always been more about the personnel than the place itself.
Mighty India aim for sixth title
Hosts start as favourites as international hockey returns to Punjab
Deepankar Sharda
India captain Harmanpreet Singh during a practice session on Monday. Tribune Photo: Sarabjit Singh
Being the most successful team in the history of the Asian Champions Trophy would mean nothing if India do not stamp their authority on this year's edition, which is being hosted by Punjab, a state credited with producing some of the best players in the history of Indian hockey. In fact, players from Punjab have proved to be a dominant force in the national team in the last decade and a half.
India start as favourites as hockey returns to Punjab after 17 years – Preview
Pakistan has pulled out from the tournament in Punjab.
India beat Pakistan 5-3 to seal Phase 2 spot at Men's Hockey World Cup (photo credit: Hockey India)
Five-time champions, India would be overwhelming favourites to claim the silverware when the six-nation Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament kicks off on Tuesday with the hosts taking on Bangladesh in their campaign opener.
India hockey captain Harmanpreet appeals for spectator support at Asian Champions Trophy; here’s how you can watch the matches in Jalandhar
Those wishing to watch the matches can register online through www.ticketgenie.in by selecting the match they want to attend. A free digital entry pass will then be issued to registered spectators
Aakanksha N Bhardwaj
Asian Champions Trophy Hockey: India vs Bangladesh in Jalandhar at 7 pm on Tuesday. Tribune photo
The wait is finally over.
Jalandhar is all set to host the Asian Champions Trophy, with six international teams ready to battle it out at the Surjit Hockey Stadium from Tuesday.
Bangladesh hockey captain Ashraful Islam reveals how Harmanpreet Singh helped him improve drag-flicking
Ashraful calls Indian skipper his idol; South Korea also identifies India as the strongest team in the Champions Trophy
Aakanksha N Bhardwaj
Ashraful Islam recalls seeking tips from Indian counterpart Harmanpreet Singh
Ashraful Islam, captain of the Bangladesh national field hockey team, recalled how his Indian counterpart, Harmanpreet Singh, offered him valuable tips on drag-flicking during the Asian Games in Japan.
Sardar Singh: India needs greater discipline, sharper man-marking to improve internationally
Sardar, who was part of three consecutive Asian Games medal-winning teams, said India were on par with their rivals in ball possession but continued to fall short in man-to-man marking.
FILE PHOTO: Sardar Singh was part of the gold-medal-winning Indian team at the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon. | Photo Credit: PTI
Former India hockey captain Sardar Singh feels India have the quality to match the best but need greater discipline and sharper man-marking to bridge the gap with European sides and Australia.
Sarah Wilson wins FIH Umpire of the Year for a third time
Scottish umpire Sarah Wilson has been named FIH Umpire of the Year for a remarkable third time, further cementing her reputation as one of the world’s leading hockey officials.
Vantage Black Sticks 2026 Awards
Hockey New Zealand is proud to announce the winners of the 2026 Vantage Black Sticks Annual Awards, recognising the outstanding players across the Vantage Black Sticks Men and Women programmes.
The stats of the weekend: milestone Janssen, Den Bosch’s defence impresses
Ramon Min
Jip Janssen
Jip Janssen reached a milestone at Kampong on Sunday, whilst the Den Bosch women’s defence is performing exceptionally well. Here are the figures from the past weekend.
Round Three Wrap: Four clean sweeps, a derby for the ages and Blaze ignite
Four clubs swept their opponents across Round Three of the ONE Active Hockey One League, and the first Melbourne derby gave us the finish of the season so far.
EHL Premier Division | Matchdays Five & Six Round-Up
Women's Premier Division Round-Up | 24 & 25 October
Loughborough Students and Surbiton were the standout performers as the Women's Premier Division completed an entertaining double-header weekend, with both sides collecting six points from six.
Rangers outclass Guangdong 3-1 in Narowal hockey thriller
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Rangers produced an impressive second-half performance to defeat China’s Guangdong team 3-1 in the fifth match of the ongoing international hockey series at the Sports City Hockey Stadium in Narowal, thrilling a large and enthusiastic crowd of local hockey fans.
PHF to launch School Hockey League
LAHORE: The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) is making final preparations to launch the School Hockey League Pakistan, a nationwide inter-school competition aimed at revitalizing the national sport at the grassroots level and creating a direct pipeline for future national teams.
NCAA Division 1 fixture - 27 October 2026
Field Hockey Concludes Season Tuesday Versus Lock Haven
The Orange & Blue have plenty to play for on Tuesday night when the team faces rival Lock Haven in the Susquehanna Showdown. A win gives Bucknell an 8-7 record and the first back-to-back winning seasons since 2008 & 2009.
No. 5 Duke field hockey escapes Liberty in 5-4 shootout, Bustin secures 200th win at Duke
By Tashvi Kapoor
Julia Boehringer single-handedly kept the Blue Devils in the contest with three first-half goals. Photo by Nicole Nie
Duke needed an answer. Julia Boehringer provided three.
Maryland field hockey’s unbeaten season ended. It didn’t let the loss spiral into another.
Sean Decker
Field hockey coach Missy Meharg during Maryland's 1-0 win against Wake Forest on Sept. 20, 2026. (Mallory Domio/The Diamondback)
No. 1 Maryland field hockey allowed three goals in one game this season, entering Thursday’s clash against No. 2 Northwestern. For three quarters, it appeared that would remain the case.
Monday 26 October 2026
Hero Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026
Jalandhar and Mohali
All times GMT +5’ 30”
27 Oct 2026 13:00 MAS v CHN (RR)
27 Oct 2026 15:15 JPN v KOR (RR)
27 Oct 2026 19:20 IND v BAN (RR)
Pool standings
FIH Match Centre
Better late than never: Hockey returns to its cradle with Asian Champions Trophy
With more than half of the Indian team hailing from Punjab, tournament is a chance for legends of the game to indulge in nostalgia and reflect on the state's unrivalled heritage in the sport
by Nitin Sharma
Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium in Jalandhar. (Express Photo by Nitin Sharma)Olympian Surjit Singh Hockey Stadium in Jalandhar. (Express Photo by Nitin Sharma)
Balbir Singh Kular, a 1968 Mexico Olympics bronze medallist, recalls the time he played against the Netherlands at Police Lines in Jalandhar in 1967.
Speedy Tigers bid to break continental duck at Asian Champions Trophy
By Aftar Singh
The national players, coaches and support staff pose for a photo at KLIA on Saturday before heading to Punjab, India, for the Asian Champions Trophy - PIC FROM MHC
KUALA LUMPUR: Can the Speedy Tigers topple defending champions and hosts India at the Asian Champions Trophy (ACT), which begins tomorrow in Jalandhar, Punjab?
'I feel disappointed': Manpreet Singh ruled out of Asian Champions Trophy due to injury
Manpreet was on the verge of creating a new record by becoming the first player in Asia to feature in 8 editions of the champions trophy
Aakanksha N Bhardwaj
Manpreet Singh will miss the Asian Champions Trophy due to a calf muscle injury. File
India’s most-capped hockey player Manpreet Singh will miss the Asian Champions Trophy due to a calf muscle injury. It has come as a major blow to fans who were eagerly awaiting his historic eighth appearance in the champions trophy.
South Korean goalkeeper says India the team to beat
Aakanksha N Bhardwaj
South Korea’s players during a practice session in Jalandhar on Sunday. Tribune Photo: Sarabjit Singh
The South Korean men's hockey team arrived in Jalandhar on Sunday, becoming the last among the participating teams to reach the state for the Asian Champions Trophy, which is scheduled to begin on October 27. After arriving, the team held a practice session at the Olympian Surjit Hockey Stadium.
Dar Hockey Academy Studded Pakistan Customs defeats China's National Champions Guangdong 3-2
By Ijaz Chaudhry
Captains of Guangdong & Pakistan Customs exchanging Souvenirs
Lahore: Guangdong Province is the reigning national hockey champion of China. The province's players have the highest representation in China's national and age group teams. Currently on a tour of Pakistan, Guangdong is playing matches in different cities. Their fourth match was against Pakistan Customs at the hockey arena of Lahore's Jinnah Sports Complex.
Amsterdam stay perfect, Pinoké claim first win
Peter Klanke
Mustapha Cassiem
League leaders Amsterdam remain unbeaten in the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse after the sixth round. On Sunday, they beat Klein Zwitserland 3-1 in The Hague. Pinoké secured their first win of the season by beating Kampong 3-2, whilst Oranje-Rood proved too strong for Bloemendaal in the top match, winning 3-2. SCHC beat Schaerweijde 1-0. As a result of this defeat, Schaerweijde remain without any points after six matches, as do bottom-of-the-table Tilburg, who lost 3-0 to Rotterdam.
Rewatch: Oranje-Rood write history, SCHC’s unique victory
Ramon Min
During the sixth match round of the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse Men, Oranje-Rood beat Bloemendaal three times in a row for the first time, whilst SCHC recorded their first-ever away win at Schaerweijde. Watch the highlights here.
Kampong drop points again, HGC claim first win
Peter Klanke
The Kampong women’s team have dropped points once again. Following two consecutive defeats, the Utrecht-based side drew 2–2 at home against Oranje-Rood on Sunday. HGC secured their first league win by beating Bloemendaal 4–3. League leaders Den Bosch proved far too strong for bottom-of-the-table Victoria, who remain without a point (9–0), thanks in part to five goals from Frédérique Matla. Like Den Bosch, SCHC remain unbeaten after six rounds. The Bilthoven-based side beat Pinoké 3–1.
Matla breaks own record: fifteen goals in six matches
Ramon Min
Frédérique Matla
Frédérique Matla set a new Hoofdklasse record on Sunday. The Den Bosch striker scored five times against Victoria, bringing her season tally to fifteen goals after six league matches. Never before has a player in the Hoofdklasse Women started a season so productively.
Rewatch: Matla in fine form, first win for HGC
Ramon Min
During the sixth match round of the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse Women, Frédérique Matla scored no fewer than five goals for Den Bosch, whilst HGC secured their first win of the season. Watch the highlights here.
Watsonians Women and Western Men Strengthen their Hold at the Top of their Scottish Premierships
Most of the scheduled fixtures went ahead today, despite the wind and rain but four succumbed. At Auchenhowie, the game between Wildcats and Hillhead started and then, “it was 0-0 but only made it a few minutes into the second quarter until it was biblical rain.” end of game.
NCAA Division 1 results - 25 October 2026
Northwestern Clinches Share of Big Ten Field Hockey Championship
Wildcats earn No. 1 seed for Big Ten Tournament Presented by Allstate
Photo courtesy of Northwestern Athletics
ROSEMONT, Ill. – No. 2-ranked Northwestern captured a share of the 2026 Big Ten Field Hockey Championship with a 2-1 victory over Rutgers Sunday afternoon in Evanston, Ill.
Rutgers field hockey loses nail-biting defensive battle versus No. 2 Northwestern
By Michael Silva
The Rutgers field hockey team was defeated 2-1 by Northwestern on Sunday. The Scarlet Knights (10-7, 4-3) had their five-game win-streak snapped and their hopes of making the NCAA tournament diminished.
Senior Day takes on special meaning for Northwestern field hockey Olympian Ashley Sessa
Sunday brought a bittersweet milestone as it marked Ashley's last regular-season home game as a Wildcat.
By Jenn Schanz 
Field hockey star Ashley Sessa, who competed in the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, is a Pennsylvania native who has found a home in the Chicago area playing for Northwestern University.
Babs van Hest leads No. 1 Maryland field hockey to 1-0 bounce-back win over No. 13 Indiana
Sean Decker
Babs van Hest runs the ball across the field during Maryland field hockey’s 6-0 win over Towson on Sept. 11, 2026. (Gurnoor Sodhi/The Diamondback)
For the first time this year, No. 1 Maryland field hockey was forced to reset following a loss.
No. 1 Maryland field hockey earns 1-0 bounce-back win over No. 13 Indiana
Lillian Paige
Photo by Mackenzie Miles/Maryland Terrapins Photo by Mackenzie Miles/Maryland Terrapins
After suffering its first loss of the season on Friday to No. 2 Northwestern, Maryland field hockey shifted its focus to No. 13 Indiana on Sunday.
No. 5 Field Hockey Completes Comeback Victory Against No. 20 Monmouth
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Three unanswered goals propelled No. 5 Harvard field hockey to its 12th straight victory, as the Crimson rally past No. 20 Monmouth, 3-1, in its final nonconference match of the 2026 regular season.
No. 5 Harvard Field Hockey Secures Second Straight Ivy League Regular-Season Championship
By Isabel C. Smail
Senior forward Sage Piekarski drives into the circle during a game against Boston College. | By Chase W. McCann
With a dominant win over Columbia in New York City, the Harvard field hockey team claimed its second consecutive Ivy League regular-season championship and secured the coveted hosting rights for the upcoming Ivy League Tournament. The Lions (9-5, 3-3 Ivy League) could not defend their pitch against the Crimson’s offensive onslaught, as four different players scored during the contest.
Vaughan, Milone Score In Princeton's 2-1 Win Over Saint Joseph's
Once again, the Princeton field hockey team has shaken off a tough September with a big-time October.
Tabby Vaughan and Saylor Milone scored first half goals and Olivia Caponiti made a huge save with 46 seconds to go to preserve a 2-1 Tiger win over visiting Saint Joseph's Sunday afternoon at Bedford Field. The win was Princeton's seventh straight after a 4-4 start and capped a big weekend that began with a 7-1 win over Brown Friday that clinched the No. 2 seed in the upcoming Ivy League tournament at Harvard.
Anetsberger’s Big Day Highlights Carolina’s 5-0 Road Win Over App State
By: William Soulé
BOONE, N.C. – North Carolina field hockey handled business on the road with a 5-0 victory over App State on Sunday afternoon in the Adcock Field Hockey Complex.