Thursday 12 September 2024

Hero Asian Champions Trophy Moqi China 2024
Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (CHN)

All times GMT +8

11 Sep 2024 13:30     PAK v JPN (One Pool)     2 - 1
11 Sep 2024 15:45     MAS v IND (One Pool)     1 - 8
11 Sep 2024 18:00     CHN v KOR (One Pool)    2 - 3

12 Sep 2024 13:30     JPN v MAS (One Pool)     4 - 5
12 Sep 2024 15:45     KOR v IND (One Pool)      1 - 3
12 Sep 2024 18:00     PAK v CHN (One Pool)    5 - 1

13 Sep 2024 is a rest day

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Resilient Pakistan register 2-1 win against Japan



Moqi (China), 11 September 2024: Unbeaten Pakistan played valiantly to register their first victory in the Hero Asian Champions Trophy by beating Japan 2-1 here at the Moqi Hockey Training Base in Hulun Buir, China on Wednesday. Goals were scored by Ahmad Nadeem (10') and Sufyan Khan (21') while Raiki Fujishima (28') scored the lone goal for Japan. With this win, Pakistan is placed second in the pool standings with five points behind India on the top.

Pakistan register first victory at Hero Champions Trophy

By Shahid Khan.


Greenshirts celebrating taking the lead.

Pakistan defeated Japan 2-1 to register their first victory in the ongoing Hero Asian Hockey Champions Trophy 2024 at the Moqi Hockey Training Base. Hulun Buir, China.

Pakistan hockey ends two-year drought with victory over Japan in Asian Champions Trophy

Keyur Jain


Pakistan secured a 2-1 victory over Japan in the Asian Champions Trophy, marking their first win against them in two years.

The Pakistan hockey team beats Japan after a two-year wait. The win came in the group stage match of the ongoing Asian Champions Trophy in China 2024. Pakistan won the match 2-1, thanks to goals from Ahmed Nadeem and Sufyan Khan.

Pakistan edge Japan for first win at Asian Champions Trophy


HULUNBUIR: Pakistan’s Abu Bakar Mehmood in action during the Asian Champions Trophy match against Japan at the Moqi Hockey Training Base on Wednesday.—courtesy Asian Hockey Federation

HULUNBUIR (China): In an impressive display, unbeaten Pakistan beat Japan on Wednesday to register their first victory in the Asian Champions Trophy here at the Moqi Hockey Training Base.

Pakistan register first win of Asian Hockey Champions Trophy

The Men in Green defeated Japan by 2-1


Pakistan Hockey Team celebrate their goal. - Asian Hockey Federation

Pakistan bagged the first victory of the ongoing Asian Hockey Champions Trophy by beating Japan 2-1 at the Moqi Hockey Training Base in Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia, China.

Rajkumar Pal stars as dominant India beat Malaysia 8-1



Moqi (China), 11 September 2024: Rajkumar Pal's sensational hat-trick helped the Indian Men's Hockey Team beat Malaysia comprehensively by an 8-1 margin in their third match of the Hero Asian Champions Trophy Moqi, China on Wednesday.

Third win for India with a record to cherish

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Moqi (China): Harmanpreet Singh’s India inflicted one of the humiliating defeats to fellow Asian giant Malaysia for their third consecutive win in the Hero Asian Champions Trophy. Rajkumar Pal’s sensational hat-trick helped the India beat Malaysia comprehensively by an 8-1 margin.

On a rampage

Reigning champs India thrash Malaysia 8-1 to secure semis berth


India scored five field goals and three from penalty corners against Malaysia. HI

Raj Kumar Pal struck a hat-trick as title-holders India sealed a semifinal spot after thrashing Malaysia 8-1 for their third consecutive win in the Asian Champions Trophy here today. Apart from Raj Kumar (3rd, 25th and 33rd minutes), Araijeet Singh Hundal (6th and 39th), Jugraj Singh (7th), skipper Harmanpreet Singh (22nd) and Uttam Singh (40th) sounded the board for India. For Malaysia, Akhimullah Anuar (34th) managed the solitary strike.

India hammers Malaysia 8-1 to enter semifinals; Raj Kumar Pal scores hat-trick

Raj Kumar Pal (3rd, 25th and 33rd minute), Araijeet Singh Hundal (6th and 39th minute), Jugraj Singh (7th minute), Harmanpreet Singh (22nd minute), and Uttam Singh (40th minute) sounded the board for India.


FILE PHOTO: Raj Kumar Pal of Team India looks on. | Photo Credit: GETTY IMAGES

Young striker Raj Kumar Pal struck a hat-trick as title-holder India sealed a semifinal spot after thrashing Malaysia 8-1 for its third consecutive win in the Hero Asian Champions Trophy on Wednesday.

Sarjit's hockey overhaul falling flat after record loss

By Aftar Singh


Malaysia (in yellow) in action against India during Wednesday’s Asian Champions Trophy match in Inner Mongolia. PIC FROM MHC

KUALA LUMPUR: Alarm bells are ringing for Malaysian hockey as coach Sarjit Singh's rebuilding project seems to be falling apart, with the Speedy Tigers enduring yet another humiliation at the Asian Champions Trophy.

Malaysian hockey must evolve or face collapse, warns Olympian Saiful

By Aftar Singh


Nor Saiful Zaini. NSTP FILE PIC

KUALA LUMPUR: Olympian Nor Saiful Zaini has issued a stern warning that Malaysian hockey is on the brink of collapse unless its development programmes are urgently revamped.

Korea keep hopes of semifinal alive with 3-2 win against China



Moqi (China), 11 September 2024: Korea registered a narrow 3-2 win against China in their third match of the Hero Champions Trophy here in Moqi Hockey Training Base in Hulun Buir, China on Wedneday. It was a thriller of a match with both teams coming up with a nail-biting finish but it was eventually goals by Hyeonhong Kim (21'), Junghoo Kim (53') and Jihun Yang (55') that ensured Korea watched away with the winning points.

Pan American Challenge (Men)
Lima

All times GMT -5

11 Sep 2024 10:30     TTO v GUA (Round Robin)     11 - 0
11 Sep 2024 12:45     PAR v PER (Round Robin)      0 - 2

12 Sep 2024 is a rest day

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Marcano fires ‘Calypso Stickmen’ to final

by Nigel Simon


T&T co-captains, Jordan Vieira and Teague Marcano, centre, celebrate a goal with team-mates Ethan Reynos amd Nicholas Grant in their penultimate round-robin match of the four-team Men’s Pan American Challenge at the Andres Avelino Caceres Sports Complex in Lima, Peru yesterday. T&T won 11-0. Courtesy PAHF

England-based Teague Marcano registered his second beaver-trick on the trot and fourth of the tournament to lead T&T senior men’s hockey to break open a 2-1 match to spank Peru 6-1 for a fourth straight win, which all but secured to an emphatic 11-0 mauling of winless Guatemala in their penultimate round-robin match of the four-team Men’s Pan American Challenge Wednesday.

Trinidad and Tobago hockey men crush Guatemala 11-0

Jelani Beckles


Trinidad and Tobago hockey men's players celebrate a goal. PHOTO COURTESY PAN AMERICAN HOCKEY FEDERATION FACEBOOK PAGE -

Trinidad and Tobago men's hockey team continued their flawless showing at the 2024 Pan American Challenge, being played at the Andres Avelino Caceres Sports Complex in Lima, Peru with an 11-0 mauling against Guatemala on September 11.

Day 7 Results: 4th Hockey India Senior Men Inter-Department National Championship 2024



Pune, 11 September 2024: Day 7 of the 4th Hockey India Senior Men Inter-Department National Championship at the Major Dhyanchand Hockey Stadium in Pimpri, Pune, featured strong performances by Services Sports Control Board, Food Corporation of India, Central Reserve Police Force and Comptroller & Auditor General of India, as they secured wins in their respective matches.

SA Hockey IPT 2024 | A Section | Quarter Final Line Up complete



The pool stage has reached its conclusion and the business end of the tournament now awaits us as the Quarter Finals await at St. Stithians College on Thursday. Here is how the tournaments line up.

SA Hockey IPT 2024 | B Section | Free State and KZN Mynahs lead the way after day 3.



The third day of action saw some movement in and amongst the two tournaments with a double header round of six games taking place in the women’s tournament, offering a tantalizing day of action at St. Stithians College and Morningside Country Club.

2023 Hall of Fame Inductee: Dr. Christine Grant

Dr. Grant cements cross-border legacy with hall of fame induction



In the 2023 Builders category, Field Hockey Canada proudly inducts Dr. Christine Grant, a pioneering figure whose contributions to the sport transcend borders and exemplify dedication. Her impact on field hockey is unmatched, and her inclusion in the Canadian Hall of Fame is well-deserved.

2023 Hall of Fame Inductee: Judy Broom

Judy Broom was a legendary Field Hockey Administrator in Canada



In the Builder’s category of this year’s Hall of Fame, Field Hockey Canada is thrilled to induct Judy Broom for her outstanding contributions to the sport. Broom’s impact is marked by over 33 years of dedicated service as a player, volunteer, council member, staff member, and executive director. Her passion and commitment have been pivotal in advancing field hockey in Canada.

NSW Pride name final squads for the upcoming 2024 Hockey One League season



With just over a month to go until the start of the much-anticipated 2024 Hockey One League, NSW Pride are pleased to announce our Men and Women’s squads for the 2024 season.  

PM Narendra Modi pens heartfelt letter to PR Sreejesh: 'Thank you for your tireless dedication, remarkable career'

PR Sreejesh shared the letter on his X account, where PM Modi has backed the Kerala-born former athlete to play an ‘impactful’ role as head coach of the junior men’s team.


Known as ’The Wall’ for his impeccable skills in front of the goalpost, Sreejesh was instrumental in guiding the team through remarkable successes, including two Asian Games gold medals, and two Champions Trophy silver medals. Reuters

Former India hockey team goalkeeper PR Sreejesh, who played his final match for the national team at the Paris Olympics in August, received a letter from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, thanking Sreejesh for his services. Sreejesh shared the letter on his “X” account, where PM Modi has backed the Kerala-born former athlete to play an “impactful” role as head coach of the junior men’s team.

Spartans Continue Non-Conference Tilts This Week



Michigan State has a split weekend of action, traveling to Louisville for a Friday game at Bellarmine before hosting Colgate on Sunday morning at Ralph Young Field.

Field hockey hosts Michigan State in home opener Friday

By: Chad Fischer



LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Following four straight contests away from Louisville to begin the season, the Bellarmine field hockey team opens their home schedule on Friday, September 13 against Michigan State at Trager Stadium. The game is slated to begin at 1 p.m. ET.

Minutewomen Head East to Face Boston University



AMHERST, Mass. - UMass continues it's non-conference slate, traveling east to face regional foe Boston University on Friday, Sept. 13 at 4 p.m. The game can be followed live on umassathletics.com or UMassFH on Twitter.

Saturday 9 March 2024

12th Hong Kong Men's Quadrangular Hockey Tournament
Hong Kong (HKG)

All times GMT +8

8 Mar 2024 13:00     THA v MAC (One Pool)     4 - 0
8 Mar 2024 17:30     TPE v HKG (One Pool)       1 - 1
9 Mar 2024 11:30     THA v TPE (One Pool)       3 - 2
9 Mar 2024 18:15     MAC v HKG (One Pool)      0 - 6
10 Mar 2024 12:15     TPE v MAC (One Pool)     11 - 0
10 Mar 2024 16:45     HKG v THA (One Pool)     

Pool Standings

7th Women’s Hockey Invitational Tournament

8 Mar 2024 15:15     SGP v TPE (One Pool)      1 - 0
8 Mar 2024 19:45     HKG v INA (One Pool)     7 - 0
9 Mar 2024 13:45     TPE v INA (One Pool)      1 - 0
9 Mar 2024 16:00     HKG v SGP (One Pool)     2 - 0
10 Mar 2024 10:00     INA v SGP (One Pool)     2 - 0
10 Mar 2024 14:30     TPE v HKG (One Pool) 

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Celebrating women leading the way forward in hockey



On the field and off the field. As players, coaches, umpires and administrators. On this International Women’s Day 2024, a year where the International Hockey Federation (FIH) celebrates its centennial, we focus on eight women who have been leading the way over the past few decades, and creating a blueprint for success that will benefit the generations to come, as they look to these role models and follow in their footsteps.

Savita’s message on International Women’s Day: Believe in yourself and you can achieve beyond limits

The Indian Women’s Captain says that steps have been taken to enhance gender equality in sports



 New Delhi: On the occasion of International Women’s Day 2024, Indian Women’s Team Captain, Savita Punia delivered a strong message and said that the key to achievement lies in believing in yourself. She said, “When I started playing, I was lucky that I got full support from my family despite the challenges. That was a massive confidence booster for me. However, that was not the case for everyone. But with time, situation has changed for the good. So, always believe in yourself and don’t think that you are any less than anyone. Set your goals, and put all your hard-work with determination and motivation. It may take a bit of time to achieve your goals, but in the end, you will always get there.”

Hockey Ireland launches ‘See Us, Be Us, Back Us’ campaign



Today Hockey Ireland celebrated International Women’s Day with the launch of its latest campaign in support of the women’s game.

Hoci Cymru Young Ambassador Lily Morgan continues to make strides in her mission



Last year, we told the story of Hoci Cymru Young Ambassador Lily Morgan, who spoke in front of the EuroHockey General Assembly in Monchengladbach, Germany in August.  

England Hockey League 2023/24 Premier Division Weekend 15 Preview



Teams continue on week 15 of the Women's and Men's England Hockey Premier Division with everything still left to play for and Rod Gilmour from The Hockey Paper has previewed all the anticipated action.

Young Speedy Tigresses in Valencia only for exposure, says MHC chief

By Jugjet Singh


Malaysia (in blue) in action against Canada in the Olympic Qualifier in Valencia on Sunday.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Hockey Confederation (MHC) sent a young women's team to the Olympic Qualifier in Valencia with minimal expectations.

Kenya, Ghana chase semis berth in Olympic qualifiers

By Agnes Makhandia

There will be no room for error as Kenya men's hockey team battle Ghana in their last Pool "B" match on Wednesday in the ongoing 2024 African Hockey Olympic qualifiers at the University of Pretoria in South Africa

Jharkhand Women's Asian Champions Trophy Ranchi 2023 - 28 October

Ranchi, Jharkhand (IND)

All times GMT +5:30

27 Oct 2023 16:00     JPN v MAS (One Pool)     3 - 0
27 Oct 2023 18:15     CHN v KOR (One Pool)     0 - 1
27 Oct 2023 20:30     IND v THA (One Pool)     7 - 1

28 Oct 2023 16:00     JPN v KOR (One Pool)     4 - 0
28 Oct 2023 18:15     THA v CHN (One Pool)     0 - 6
28 Oct 2023 20:30     IND v MAS (One Pool)     5 - 0

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We want more Indian coaches in the long run: Dilip Tirkey

Manuja Veerappa


Dilip Tirkey. (Odisha Sports Photo)

BENGALURU: Foreign coaches have been Indian hockey’s go-to professionals ever since Germany’s Gerhard Rach took over the team bound for the Athens Olympics in 2004. For nearly two decades now, the men’s team has seen as many as 10 foreign coaches. A change, perhaps, would be welcome if Dilip Tirkey’s views are anything to go by.