Asian Hockey Federation, Kuala Lumpur (2025)

05/08/2025

5th Hockey India Junior Women National Championship 2025

~Hockey Uttarakhand defeated Le Puducherry Hockey 11-0 in Division 'B'~
~Hockey Unit of Tamil Nadu drew with Delhi 3-3 in Division 'B'~
~Hockey Madhya Pradesh defeated Hockey Chandigarh 5-0 in Division 'A'~
~Hockey Haryana defeated Hockey Bengal 7-1 in Division 'A'~
~Hockey Jharkhand defeated Hockey Karnataka 2-0 in Division 'A'~
~Hockey Association of Odisha defeated Hockey Andhra Pradesh 3-1 in Division 'A'~

Kakinada, 5th August 2025: The fifth day of the 15th Hockey India Junior Women National Championship saw the final two league matches of Division 'B' take place, with Hockey Uttarakhand defeating Le Puducherry Hockey in a dominating performance, followed by Hockey Unit of Tamil Nadu drawing against Delhi.
The first match saw Hockey Uttarakhand defeat Le Puducherry Hockey 11-0, with Hockey Uttarakhand's Aarti (32', 36', 44', 53') scoring four goals, Raeen Kehkasha Ali (3', 36') and Jyoti Mahara (49', 54') scoring two goals each, and Ankita Mishra (50'), Pooja Kalura (9'), and captain Saloni Pilkhwal (18') scoring one goal each.
In the next match, Hockey Unit of Tamil Nadu drew 3-3 with Delhi, with Hockey Unit of Tamil Nadu captain Kaviya V (25', 44') scoring two goals and teammate Mumanja R (21') scoring the third goal for her team. Meanwhile, Nisha (33'), Dipika (54'), and captain Subham (51') scored a goal each for Delhi.

In the second half of the day Division 'A' matches of the 15th Hockey India Junior Women National Championship kicked off with Hockey Madhya Pradesh, Hockey Haryana, Hockey Jharkhand and Hockey Association of Odisha winning their respective pool matches.
In the first Division 'A' match, Hockey Madhya Pradesh defeated Hockey Chandigarh 5-0, with Sharma Krishna (36', 45') scoring two goals for her team, while Kajal (29'), Aayushi Patel (50'), and Annu (58') scored a goal each.
In the next match, Hockey Haryana defeated Hockey Bengal 7-1, with Kirty (38', 47', 56') scoring a hat-trick, Kajal (10', 13') scoring two goals, and captain Khasa Shashi (28') and Pooja Malik (40') scoring a goal each for Hockey Haryana. The lone goal for Hockey Bengal was scored by Lalpeksangi (44').

The second-last match of the day saw Hockey Jharkhand defeat Hockey Karnataka 2-0 in a closely contested match. While both teams were neck and neck until halftime, Roshni Aind (44') scored Hockey Jharkhand's first goal in the closing minutes of the 3rd quarter, followed by a goal by Saroj Kumari (58') in the final minutes of the match that sealed the deal for their team.

The final match of the day saw Hockey Association of Odisha defeat Hockey Andhra Pradesh 3-1, with Surekha Bahala (13'), Karuna Minz (21'), and Drupati Naik (56') scoring for Hockey Association of Odisha, while Neharika Toppo (52') was the lone scorer for Hockey Andhra Pradesh.

05/08/2025

Japan Hockey 2025
Fukui, Sadondes' SO wins against BS Shiga away
Takamadonomiya 2025 Hockey Japan League Samurai League D1 held one game at OSP Hockey Stadium, Maibara City, Shiga Prefecture on the 27th.
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Vercosta Fukui 3-3 (SO 4-3) BlueSticksSHIGA

05/08/2025

A Gesture That Inspires 🇮🇳🏑

A heartfelt thank you to Mr. Nitin Kohli, President of Hockey Punjab and Vice President of Hockey India, for his generous gesture of distributing sports shoes and T-shirts to 100 players of the Women’s Hockey Team in Amritsar.

His unwavering support is a shining example of leadership and dedication to nurturing young talent and promoting hockey at the grassroots level.

The event was further elevated by the gracious presence of several esteemed dignitaries, including:
DIG Sukhminder Singh Mann, Sukhjit Kaur Shammi, Balwinder Singh Shammi, Kabul Singh Lali, Jaswant Singh Kalra, Bikramjit Singh Kaka, Jagroop Singh, Maninder Singh Pali, Amarjit Singh, Kuljit Singh Baba, Jaswinder Singh Happy, Bakshish Singh (PSEB), and Sonu.

Their support and encouragement added to the spirit of unity, motivation, and inspiration that defined the day.

Together, we continue to strengthen the future of Indian hockey. 🇮🇳🏑

05/08/2025

Hockey ID Development in Pakistan
Pakistan Hockey ID coaches and sports staff came together for an energizing intro session to discuss the next chapter for Hockey ID in Pakistan following our successful mark at the World Summer Games Berlin 2023!

FIH Academy & AHF Conductor Coach Imdad Ali and the Special Olympics Pakistan team shared the ongoing roadmap for HockeyID, highlighting our national and international competition framework and the continued role of the FIH HockeyID Foundation Course in strengthening the sport’s foundation.
These incredible coaches have been working hand-in-hand with SOP to grow HockeyID and will now train new coaches and educators through the FIH Hockey ID Foundation Course and other resources strengthening a strong Hockey ID base.
Applaud to the Asian Hockey Federation for supporting the broader development of Hockey ID in the region!

Asian Hockey Federation

05/08/2025

Impact Hockey Johor U12 Clinic – Batu Pahat
“A Legend with a Mission” – Shaping the Next Generation of Goalkeepers

Legendary goalkeeper S. Kumar, with over 20 years of experience at the highest level, has embarked on a mission close to his heart — to shape the future of Malaysian hockey through the Impact Hockey Kumar Goalkeeper Clinic. With a vision to nurture young talent from the grassroots, Kumar is instilling the right techniques and mindset in young goalkeepers, believing that their journey to the Asian Games, World Cup, and Olympics begins today.

Today marked a major milestone with the successful Impact Hockey Johor U12 Clinic held at the Tamil School in Batu Pahat. The event was a true celebration of passion, discipline, teamwork, and unity — core values that form the foundation of every great athlete.

A heartfelt thank you goes out to Mr. Govinthan, Vice President of Impact Hockey Johor, and to Mr. Pravin Kumar, whose unwavering commitment and meticulous planning were instrumental in bringing this clinic to life. Their dedication to both hockey and the development of young players is truly inspiring.

We also express our sincere gratitude to MHC President Dato’ Sri Subahan Kamal, whose continued support remains vital in elevating Malaysian hockey to new heights.

Special thanks as well to CEO Mr. Jayan and National Coach Sarjit Singh for their invaluable support and encouragement.

The overwhelming turnout of enthusiastic young players — supported by devoted parents, passionate teachers, and dedicated coordinators — is a testament to the bright future of hockey in our community. Together, we are building more than athletes; we are shaping a generation grounded in discipline, unity, and excellence.

05/08/2025

Brunie Hockey Development news
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family goals on the field!
At the 6s Fun Game, it wasn’t just the kids having a blast — parents were right there, cheering, guiding, and even playing along. ❤️🏑
Moments like these show how sports can strengthen not just skills, but also bonds between families.

From high-fives to helping hands, thank you to all the amazing parents for your energy and support! 🫶✨

04/08/2025

TNBMJHL 2025
Congratulations to SSTMI Juniors (Central Zone Champion) and Anderson Tiger/PPD Kinta Utara (North Zone Champion)!
On Saturday (August 9), the champion and runner-up of this zone will compete in the Division 2 semi-finals to vie for the title of Division 2 Champion in the final, Sunday (August 10).
Also taking place today are matches involving teams in Division 1.
These are the results of the matches that took place.

04/08/2025

Iran NOC calls for sports cooperation.
Read more : https://bit.ly/3JhUYy3

04/08/2025

𝙉𝙚𝙬 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙜𝙚.
𝙎𝙖𝙢𝙚 𝙙𝙚𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣. 💪🏻
Introducing our Indian Men's Hockey Team for the Australia Tour from 15th to 21st August. 🌎
The squad is set. The mission is clear.
Let’s back our Men in Blue as they get ready to take on Australia.🏑

02/08/2025

Day 5 Results: 15th Hockey India Sub Junior Men National Championship 2025

~ Chhattisgarh Hockey defeated Hockey Bengal 6-2 in Division ‘B’ ~

~ Manipur Hockey defeated Hockey Himachal 6-0 in Division ‘B’ ~

~ Uttar Pradesh Hockey defeated Delhi 10-1 in Division ‘A’

~ Hockey Association of Odisha defeated Hockey Maharashtra 5-1 in Division ‘A’ ~

~ Hockey Punjab defeated Hockey Karnataka 10-0 in Division ‘A’ ~

~ Hockey Haryana defeated Hockey Unit of Tamil Nadu 3-0 in Division ‘A’ ~

01st August 2025, Chennai: On Day-5 of the 15th Hockey India Sub Junior Men National Championship 2025, it was Chhattisgarh Hockey, Manipur Hockey, Uttar Pradesh Hockey, Hockey Association of Odisha, Hockey Punjab and Hockey Haryana had a fruitful outing after securing win in their respective matches, here at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium in Chennai.

In the first match, Chhattisgarh Hockey won 6-2 against Hockey Bengal in Division ‘B’. Adarsh Raj Singh (3’, 8’, 20’, 60’) scored the opening goal of the match and stood out to be the top goal scorer for Hockey Chhattisgarh. Aman Verma (48’) and Abhishek Yadav (58’) also scored one goal each to put their team in a strong position. On the other side, Abhishek Shaw (6’) and Hiten Rajak (35’) scored for Hockey Bengal but fell short.

In the next match, Manipur Hockey defeated Hockey Himachal 6-0 in Division ‘B’. Getik Ningombam Singh (4’, 55’) and Saikhom Nishi Singh (56’, 58’) scored a brace each to strengthen their position in the game whereas Manimatum Maibam (37’) and Sanjit Singh Konthoujam (41’) also contributed with one goal each to take the game further away from Hockey Himachal.

Also, in the next match of Division ‘A’, Uttar Pradesh Hockey defeated Delhi 10-1. Shahrukh Ali (5’, 29’, 38’, 43’) scored four goals in the match for Uttar Pradesh Hockey joined by Romit Pal (20’, 25’) who also scored a couple of goals in the second quarter. Dhanuk Karan (23’), Sunil Pal (26’), Mohmmad Danish (42’) and Mohd Aqib Raynee (60’) also scored one goal each to confirm first victory in the tournament. In response, Captain Uday Randhawa (51’) scored the consolation goal for Delhi.

Hockey Association of Odisha faced off Hockey Maharashtra in the next match of Division ‘A’ where Hockey Association of Odisha won 5-1 after defeating the opponent. Arman Soreng (12’, 43’, 49’) scored a hattrick joined by his teammates Sanjeet Raj Lakra (51’) and Deepak Prakash Toppo (17’) who also scored one goal each. On the other side, Rehan Shafi Khan (34’) managed to score the only goal for his side Hockey Maharashtra.

Also, in the next match Hockey Punjab defeated Hockey Karnataka 10-0. Mandeep Singh (5’, 41’) scored a brace whereas Gursimranpreet Singh (14’), Varinder Singh (17’), Arshpreet Singh (23’), Yuvraj Singh (30’), Akash Deep (36’), Jashanpreet Singh (47’), Anurag Singh (55’) and Vijay Kumar Pal (60’) also scored one goal each to secure first win in the tournament.

In the last match today, Hockey Haryana won 3-0 against Hockey Unit of Tamil Nadu. Captain Ankur Ror (28’, 53’, 55’) lead from the front and single-handedly took the game away from his opponent Hockey Unit of Tamil Nadu.

02/08/2025

Rana Zaheer Memorial Hockey tournament . Today semi finals will be played first semi final Dar Jockey Academy vs MEPCO and second Semifinal between Pak Heroes vs Rana Zaheer Academy

02/08/2025

Hong Kong at the Women’s National U15 Hockey 5s in Gansu from July 16-22! Out of 12 teams, our U15 girls finished 7th. Even more meaningful, Hong Kong team was honored with the Sportsmanship Award, as voted by umpires and fellow teams, recognizing our progress and respectful spirit throughout the tournament. ❤️💙

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