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2018 Test Matches: ARG v MAS (M) - 1st test
Buenos Aires (ARG)
ARG - MAS 1 - 0
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Argentina to field eight Olympians in friendles against Malaysia
By Jugjet Singh
Argentina have named only eight Olympians for the six friendly matches against Malaysia in Buenos Aires. Pic by NSTP/MUHAIZAN YAHYA
KUALA LUMPUR: Argentina have named only eight Olympians for the six friendly matches against Malaysia in Buenos Aires.
3-0 Win Over Chile Caps off Perfect Test Series for U.S. Women's National Development Squad
SANTIAGO, Chile - Going into their final match unbeaten in the test series against Chile, the U.S. Women’s National Development Squad were determined to finish the tour strong. Despite a bumpy opening, USA prevailed 3-0 Wednesday, May 23 at the Prince of Wales Country Club in Santiago, Chile. The shutout victory also marked zero goals allowed by USA throughout the entire series.
Gerretsen looking for a dream end to superb career with Rotterdam
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Sjoerd Gerretsen says games like HC Rotterdam’s FINAL4 battle with HC Bloemendaal on Saturday afternoon (4pm CET) is “the reason I started playing hockey for when I was a little boy”.
For Harendra Singh, key to successful reign as India's men's hockey team coach lies in accepting inputs from players
Sundeep Misra
Optimism comes cheap. Or is it pessimism? For a sport that hangs by its own coattails, like a frayed, old shirt hanging on a nail on the wall, not knowing what will drop first, the nail or the shirt, Indian hockey lives on the border, each year a lesson in inconsistency and those fine, temporary eclectic moments like thundershowers on arid land. It’s no more a sport for the meek, player or coach, the unpredictability of winning and losing somehow seeping into the very character of both; especially the coach. Thirty-three have perished (since 1980) in trying to conjure the imagination, inventiveness and enterprise that could stitch together an Olympic or World Cup medal. Don’t count the years since 1980 our last Olympic Gold, or 1975, our last and only World Cup crown. Decades have been spent weaving dreams; the pessimistic calls it flights of fancy or delusion.
HI names 48 players for camp ahead of FIH Champions Trophy
NEW DELHI: Hockey India on Friday named 48 players for a 21-day national camp ahead of the FIH men's Champions Trophy in Breda, the Netherlands.
Green Army Squad For Scotland Series Announced
Graham Shaw, head coach of Ireland women’s hockey team, has announced his squad of 24 to travel to Glasgow for a 3-match series with Scotland. The series was originally scheduled for earlier in the year but heavy snow prevented the squad from travelling, and the rescheduled series now marks the beginning of an exceptionally busy few months for the Green Army in the build-up to the World Cup in London this July. Shaw is without the services of Nikki Evans and Megan Frazer who are wrapping up their domestic seasons with their clubs in Germany, but they are due to come into the squad over the coming weeks.
Govers & Simmonds Elevated To National Senior Men’s Squad
Ben Somerford
Blake Govers (above) is rejoined by his brother as Kieran returns to the side.
Hockey Australia today confirms Kieran Govers and Joshua Simmonds have been added to the National Senior Men’s Squad.
The Godfather of Field Hockey
Tom Harris has played field hockey on every continent except Antarctica.
Maties’ coach reveals the reason Tuks won the Varsity Hockey final
Maties during Varsity Hockey match between Maties and UP Tuks at Maties Astro, Stellenbosch
Maties Hockey coach Ashlin Freddy believes that Tuks were the better side during their 5-0 Varsity Hockey loss to the Pretoria outfit in Stellenbosch on Monday.
Outdoor Hockey season flicks off tomorrow
The T&T Hockey Board (T&THB) is pleased to announce that the National Outdoor League is scheduled to commence tomorrow at the National Hockey Centre, Tacarigua for a ten-week period.
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2018 Pioneer Energy Tri-Nations Women's International Hockey - Day 6
Cromwell (NZL)
JPN v AUS (RR) 1 - 0
Final Pool standings
| Rank | Team | Played | Wins | Draws | Losses | Goals For | Goals Against | Goal Difference | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Australia | 4 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 11 | 3 | 8 | 9 |
| 2 | Japan | 4 | 2 | 0 | 2 | 5 | 9 | -4 | 6 |
| 3 | New Zealand | 4 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 6 | 10 | -4 | 3 |
Hockeyroos Toppled By Japan In Milestone Match
Ben Somerford
The Hockeyroos have suffered defeat in their final Tri Nations round robin game ahead of Sunday’s decider, going down 1-0 to Japan in Cromwell, New Zealand, on Thursday.
Black Sticks suffer another loss to Australia in Tri-Nations tournament
Australia beat the Black Sticks 3-0 in the Tri-Nations tournament at Cromwell on Wednesday. (File Photo) PHOTOSPORT
Australia remain unbeaten at the Tri-Nations women's hockey tournament following a second victory over the Black Sticks in four days.
Swift Start By U.S. Women's National Development Squad Not Enough to Break Scoreless Game 3
SANTIAGO, Chile - After an impressive 3-0 win the day before, the U.S. Women’s National Development Squad took confidence into the third game of their test series against Chile, but knew not to underestimate their opponents. Despite a quick start to their match it was not enough to break a scoreless affair in the teams' latest contest that concluded in a score of 0-0 at the Prince of Wales Country Club in Santiago, Chile.
Ireland's Strong Attack Triumphs U-19 USMNT In Second Game of Junior Nations Invitational Tournament
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - After it rained all day, the sky cleared just in time for the U.S. U-19 Men's National Team's second game of the Junior Nations Invitational Tournament. Taking place at Yale University's Johnson Field in New Haven, Conn. Ireland dominated from the start, converting three times in the first quarter, as USA struggled to organize an effective defense as the score finished 8-0 to Ireland.
Education is key to Janneke’s success
Sarah Juggins, for PAHF
Janneke Schopman (USA). Photo: USA Field Hockey/Mark Palczewski
“The team contesting the 2018 World Cup is completely different from the team that played in 2014, so it is impossible to compare them.” USA Coach Janneke Schopman is considering her team’s prospects ahead of the Vitality Hockey Women’s World Cup in London and reflecting on the fourth place finish the team achieved at the same event in 2014.
Bloemendaal’s Schuurman says margin from success to failure are paper-thin
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Glenn Schuurman says the margins between first and fourth place was paper-thin in the Dutch Hoofdklasse playoffs but still says there is much more to come from HC Bloemendaal at the FINAL4.
Herakles runs deep in Keusters blood as power of community propels FINAL4 bid
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As a third generation first teamer at Herakles, Amaury Keusters has seen first hand the hard work that has gone in at youth level at the Lier-based club to bring them to the EHL FINAL4.
EHL FINAL4 Broadcast schedule: where to watch the FINAL4
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The EHL FINAL4 will be broadcast on a wide variety of different outlets this weekend, meaning you can watch HC Bloemendaal, HC Rotterdam, SV Kampong and Herakles from almost every corner of the world.
Legend of the EHL: Florian Fuchs
Florian Fuchs is bidding this weekend to join former UHC Hamburg team mate Marco Miltkau as one of the rare few to win the Euro Hockey League with two different clubs.
Applications open for role of England & GB Hockey Men's Head Coach
England Men World League 2017
Applications are now open for role of England & GB Hockey Men's Head Coach.
Pakistan hockey player Afshah Noreen signs with Australian club
Sohail Imran
Afshah Noreen. Photo: File
LAHORE: Pakistan women hockey player Afshah Noreen has signed to play hockey for Queensland-based, Cairns hockey club in Australia.
York looking for hat-trick of titles in Hockey Challenge
The York High team, who have won the last two tournaments, will be aiming for a third title when the South Western Districts edition of the SPAR Eastern Cape Schoolgirls Hockey Challenge takes place at York in George on Saturday. Picture: Full Stop Communications
York High will be seeking their third title in a row when the South Western Districts leg of the South African SPAR Eastern Cape Schoolgirls Hockey Challenge takes place in George on Saturday.
UCT leave it late to stun UJ in low scoring encounter
By Sifiso Nyawo
Jack Forrest of UCT during the varsity hockey at Tuks Hockey field Pretoria Photo by: Catherine Kotze/SASPA
The second game of the afternoon at the Varsity Hockey tournament, saw a low scoring match, where UCT managed to snatch it at the death, beating UJ 2-0.