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Monday 19 October 2026

Sultan Of Johor Cup 2026
Johor, Malaysia

All times GMT+8

18 Oct 2026 17:05     PAK v CAN     6 - 2
18 Oct 2026 19:35     MAS v CHN    3 - 0

19 Oct 2026 is a rest day

20 Oct 2026 17:05     CAN v CHN (RR)     
20 Oct 2026 19:35     JPN v MAS (RR)     

Pool standings

FIH Match Centre



Pakistan juniors crush Canada at Johor Cup

Green-shirts dominate their opponents to secure their second successive win in the event


Photo: Screengrab

Pakistan junior hockey team continued their impressive run in the Sultan of Johor Cup 2026, defeating Canada 6-2 in their second match to record back-to-back victories.



Sloppy Malaysia still too strong for China

By Aftar Singh


Malaysia’s Gagandeep Singh in action against China in the Sultan of Johor Cup at Taman Daya Hockey Stadium. Pic from Johor Hockey Association.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia defeated China 3-0 in the Sultan of Johor Cup at the Taman Daya Hockey Stadium on Sunday despite missing a number of chances.



Malaysia need discipline to tame fast-attacking Japan in SOJC

By Aftar Singh


Malaysia’s Fahmi Suzaini (right) in action with China’s Wang Yuexian during a SoJC match at Taman Daya Stadium in Johor on Sunday. - BERNAMA PIC

KUALA LUMPUR: National junior hockey coach Nor Saiful Zaini has urged his players to be more clinical up front when they face Japan in their second Sultan of Johor Cup match at the Taman Daya Hockey Stadium tomorrow. 



From the School Field to the World Stage: SA’s Young Hockey Stars Are Going Global!

Twenty young South Africans are gearing up to swap their school colours for the national badge as they prepare to make history at the inaugural FIH Youth Hockey5s World Cup in Egypt.

by Karabo Peter

South Africa’s next generation of hockey stars is ready to take centre stage!



Amsterdam stay perfect, Rotterdam earn first win

Peter Klanke



Amsterdam remain unbeaten in the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse Men after four rounds. The league leaders won 8–0 against Schaerweijde in Zeist on Sunday. Den Bosch saw off Pinoké 2–3 in a thrilling match. And Rotterdam secured their first win of the season by beating SCHC 5–2 at home. Tilburg scored for the first time this season, but lost 6–1 to Kampong.



Rewatch: Amsterdam’s resounding victory, Rotterdam’s first points

Ramon Min



During the fourth match round of the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse Men, Amsterdam ruthlessly thrashed Schaerweijde, whilst national champions Rotterdam finally picked up their first points. Watch the highlights here.



Den Bosch claim victory, Kampong suffer defeat

Peter Klanke



On the fifth round of the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse, the Den Bosch women’s team beat Amsterdam 2–0. SCHC also secured a victory, defeating Hurley 2–1 in Bilthoven. Both Den Bosch and SCHC remain unbeaten. Kampong suffered a surprise 2-0 defeat against Rotterdam. HGC and Victoria remain without any points after five league matches. HGC lost 2-1 to Oranje-Rood and Victoria were beaten 5-0 by Pinoké.



Rewatch: Pinoké’s impressive victory, Kampong suffer defeat

Ramon Min



During the fifth match round of the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse Women, Pinoké secured a resounding away victory at Victoria, Den Bosch won the top-of-the-table clash in Amsterdam and Kampong suffered a surprise defeat in Rotterdam. Watch the highlights here.



Round Two Wrap: Govers breaks the record, the Tigers roar and Perth do it again



All Blake Govers needed was ten minutes!

His penalty corner in Newcastle on Friday night was his 44th Hockey One goal, and it makes him the outright leading men’s goal scorer in the history of the ONE Active Hockey One League. The rest of Round Two kept pace. The Tassie Tigers put nine past Adelaide, Perth’s women won the Grand Final rematch in Melbourne, and the Cobras women are still unbeaten. Two rounds in, four men’s sides and two women’s sides have perfect records.



NCAA Division 1 results - 18 October 2026



No. 1 Maryland field hockey continues offensive surge in 4-0 win over Ohio State

Sean Decker


Babs van Hest carries the ball in Maryland field hockey's 4-0 win over Michigan State on Oct. 16, 2026. (Nathan VanSteenkiste/The Diamondback)

Ohio State had No.1 Maryland field hockey on lockdown last season, taking down the Terps twice. The latter of those losses ended Maryland’s season in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament. 



No. 3 UConn Scores Twice in Third Quarter to Down Field Hockey, 2-0



ITHACA, N.Y. -- Two penalty-corner goals 1:39 apart in the third quarter carried No. 3 UConn to a 2-0 win over the Cornell field hockey team on Sunday afternoon at Marsha Dodson Field. The Huskies (12-1) outshot the Big Red 19-5 and held a 10-4 edge in penalty corners. Cornell fell to 5-8 on the season with the loss.



Five Different Crimson Score as No. 5 Field Hockey Defeats Boston University



CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – No. 5 Harvard field hockey capped off its only back-to-back of the 2026 season with a 5-1 win against crosstown foe Boston University, as the Crimson extends its winning streak to 10 matches.



No. 10 UNC field hockey beats No. 13 Syracuse, 2-1

Eva Patel

The No. 10 North Carolina field hockey team (9-5, 5-1 ACC) bested No. 13 Syracuse (7-5, 2-3 ACC), 2-1, Sunday afternoon at Karen Shelton Stadium. 



UMass Field Hockey’s 11 Goals Tie for Second-Most in Program History

Minutewomen explode for historical scoring day at Bellarmine

Callum McNamara


Courtesy of UMass Athletics

The No. 4 UMass field hockey team scored twice in the opening three minutes and never looked back, cruising to an 11-0 victory over Bellarmine on Sunday. The win improved the Minutewomen’s record to 15-1 overall and 7-0 in Mid-American Conference (MAC) play. 


Sunday 18 October 2026

Sultan Of Johor Cup 2026
Johor, Malaysia

All times GMT+8

17 Oct 2026 17:05     PAK v CHN   8 - 3
17 Oct 2026 19:35     JPN v CAN.  8 - 1

18 Oct 2026 17:05     PAK v CAN     6 - 2
18 Oct 2026 19:35     MAS v CHN    3 - 0

19 Oct 2026 is a rest day

Pool standings

FIH Match Centre



Pakistan and Japan send early warnings to Malaysia

By Aftar Singh


Pakistan team (in green) in action against China in the Under-21 Sultan of Johor Cup at Taman Daya Hockey Stadium in Johor. - PIC CREDIT: Johor Hockey Association

KUALA LUMPUR: Pakistan and Japan sent an early warning to Malaysia that they mean business in the Under-21 Sultan of Johor Cup by recording impressive wins at the Taman Daya Hockey Stadium in Johor on Saturday.



Pakistan make winning start in Sultan of Johor Cup Hockey

LAHORE: Pakistan Under-21 hockey team launched their Under-21 Sultan of Johor Cup 2026 campaign in spectacular fashion, staging a remarkable comeback to defeat China 8-3 in their opening match at the Taman Daya Hockey Stadium late Friday evening.



Grand welcome awaits hockey stars as Jalandhar readies for Asian Champions Trophy

Indian men’s team to arrive in Jalandhar on October 18

Aakanksha N Bhardwaj

Jalandhar is gearing up to host the Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament from October 27 to November 2.



No fairytale ending in hockey: Are Indian players forced into retirement?

The latest episode surrounding four Indian hockey players being forced into retirement has raised a big question. Does Hockey India force retirement on their players, rather than allowing them to call time on their own?

Alan Jose John


Mandeep, Nilakanta, Jarmanpreet and Rohidas are reportedly set to retire from international hockey (Courtesy: India Today)

In an athlete's career, two moments can define everything: the debut that announces their arrival on the big stage and the farewell that brings the curtain down. The first is about promise. The second is about legacy.



Pakistan accept invitation to compete in Azlan Shah Hockey

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan have accepted an invitation to participate in the prestigious Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in November 2026, as the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) steps up efforts to revive the country’s fortunes and restore its place among the world’s leading hockey nations.



Pakistan to host Canadian hockey team in February 2027

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has confirmed its readiness to host the Canadian national hockey team in Islamabad for a bilateral series scheduled from February 8 to 21, 2027, in another significant move towards restoring international hockey in the country.



What you need to know about Match Round 4 (men)

Ramon Min|



Kampong can equal a club record against Tilburg, whilst Rotterdam are hoping to finally get off the mark against SCHC. Here are the stats for Match Round 4 in the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse Men.



Day 7 Results | 16th Hockey India Senior Men National Championship 2026: Division ‘A’



Jhansi: Four Division ‘A’ matches were played on Day 7 of the 16th Hockey India Senior Men National Championship 2026 in Jhansi. Uttar Pradesh hit back from two goals down against Karnataka, and Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Punjab each won.



Inseparable Round 5 demonstrates fineness of margins in the EY Hockey League



Round 5 of the Irish EY Hockey League demonstrated just how fine the margins are as 12 sides shared the points, while 4 others grabbed dramatic late wins.



Favourites are Still in Control in the Scottish Premierships

There is not much change at the top of the Premierships. In the Open/Men’s, Western Wildcats have opened up a little bit of a gap, while in the Women’s, Watsonians and Clydesdale Western have opened up a bit more of a gap at the top.



NCAA Division 1 results - 17 October 2026



NCAA Division 1 fixtures - 18 October 2026



No. 5 Field Hockey Races Past Brown for Ninth Straight Win



PROVIDENCE, R.I.  – Three different Crimson found the back of the cage in the second half at Goldberger Family Field, as No. 5 Harvard field hockey extends its winning streak to nine with a 3-1 win at Brown.



Hockey goalkeeping camp launched

Fifteen goalies begin specialised training under Bob Veldhof


Photo: PHF

Pakistan on Friday launched a seven-day hockey goalkeeping training camp for 15 junior and senior goalies in Islamabad.



Tring hockey stalwart, 90, celebrates 77 years at club


Gilbert Grace, of Tring HC and England LX, in blue PICS: Supplied

Gilbert Grace’s first appearance for Tring Hockey Club came on a frozen reservoir during the harsh winter of 1948-49. Nearly 78 years later, and celebrating his 90th birthday this month, he is still turning out for the club.