Welcome to the Fieldhockey.com Archives

Daily Hockey news updated @ 10:00 GMT

News for 08 February 2024

All the news for Thursday 8 February 2024


2023-24 FIH Hockey Pro League (W)
Bhubaneswar, India

All times GMT +5:30

3 Feb 2024 17:30     USA v NED (RR)     0 - 7
3 Feb 2024 19:30     CHN v IND (RR)      2 - 1
4 Feb 2024 17:30     CHN v AUS (RR)     3 - 0
4 Feb 2024 19:30     IND v NED (RR)      1 - 3
6 Feb 2024 17:30     CHN v NED (RR)     1 - 3
6 Feb 2024 19:30     USA v AUS (RR)     0 - 3
7 Feb 2024 17:30     CHN v USA (RR)     3 - 1
7 Feb 2024 19:30     IND v AUS (RR)      0 - 3
9 Feb 2024 17:30     NED v AUS (RR)
9 Feb 2024 19:30     IND v USA (RR)     

Pool Standings

Live scores


FIH Match Centre



Clinical China claim another scalp as Hockeyroos frustrate India



China’s women continued to show great form as they notched up a third victory at the second mini-tournament of the FIH Hockey Pro League season in Bhubaneswar, India on Wednesday.



USWNT Drops Competitive Contest against China in FIH Hockey Pro League



BHUBANESWAR, India – The No. 12 U.S. Women’s National Team faced No. 9 China in a familiar and competitive FIH Hockey Pro League match-up on Tuesday. A late goal in the fourth quarter was not enough, as the United Eagles dropped their third match of the mini-tournament in Bhubaneswar, India, 1-3.



Hockeyroos go back-to-back with a dominant win over India



Grace and Tatum Stewart have both scored in successive matches as solid performances at both ends of the pitch allow the Hockeyroos to run out 3-0 victors over the host nation.



Struggling India loses again, falls 0-3 to Australia; China beats USA 3-1

An aggressive start and an early penalty corner (which was wasted) was the lone bright spot for India that has been struggling to get anything going for its way.

Uthra Ganesan


Australia (left) has been less than impressive here but on Wednesday, it was clearly the superior side against the Indian women at the Kalinga Hockey Stadium on Wednesday. | Photo Credit: Biswaranjan Rout / The Hindu

The Indian women’s hockey team continued its downward spiral, losing its third consecutive match in the FIH Pro League 3-0 against Australia at the Kalinga Stadium on Wednesday.



Australia blank prodigal India 3-0



Australia scored a controlled 3-0 win over India in an FIH Pro League women’s match at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar on Wednesday.



Three defeats in three for Indian women’s hockey team as their poor run continues

After defeats to Netherlands and China, Savita Punia and Co. lose 3-0 to Australia in another listless show.

By Vinayakk Mohanarangan


Australia were the latest to hand India a defeat as they prevailed 3-0 against Savita Punia and Co in Bhubaneshwar to keep India rooted close to the bottom of the table on their return to the multi-nation tournament. (Hockey India)

Before the FIH Hockey Pro League home leg started, India coach Janneke Schopman wanted to see whether, against some of the best teams in the world, her side can still show they can compete. But carrying on from the heartbreak in Ranchi – where India fell short of qualifying for the Paris Olympics – their Pro League campaign has been off to a disappointing start as they suffered their third straight defeat on Wednesday.



India women suffer third defeat in a row with 3-0 loss against ruthless Australia

Grace and Tatum Stewart scored in a space of four minutes in an action-packed second quarter to put the Aussies in the lead. Kaitlin Nobbs would then catch the Indian defence napping in the final quarter and make it three-nil.


Australia ended up outperforming hosts India at the Kalinga Stadium and collected their second consecutive 3-0 victory as a result. Image credit: X/@FIH_Hockey

India suffered a third defeat in as many matches in the ongoing Women’s FIH Pro League, getting outplayed by Australia 3-0 at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar on Wednesday.



India’s scoring woes continue to bother coach Janneke Schopmann

s2h Team



Bhubaneswar: As India women’s took on the turf to play Australia at the FIH Pro League at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar, coach Janneke Schopmann’s voice echoed the loudest.



EuroHockey Indoor Championship Women 2024
Berlin (GER)

All times GMT +1

8 Feb 2024 10:00     POL v SUI (Pool B)     
8 Feb 2024 11:15     AUT v ITA (Pool B)     
8 Feb 2024 12:30     BEL v TUR (Pool A)     
8 Feb 2024 13:45     GER v ESP (Pool A)     
8 Feb 2024 16:00     UKR v ITA (Pool B)     
8 Feb 2024 17:15     AUT v SUI (Pool B)     
8 Feb 2024 18:30     CZE v ESP (Pool A)     
8 Feb 2024 19:45     GER v TUR (Pool A)

Pool standings

Live scores


FIH Match Centre



New Zealand 2024 National Indoor Squads Named



After an exciting 2022/23-year culminating in the FIH Indoor World Cup in South Africa, the program is ready to continue momentum with several activities scheduled for the next 12 months including a critical Oceania World Cup Qualifier in June. We continue to have commitment from Head Coaches Reiner Vellinga and Gaye Tarrant who are looking forward to being able to build on what is becoming successful indoor programmes.



USA Field Hockey Finalizes Rest of U-21 USWNT Support Staff



COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Following the announcement naming the new head and assistant coach of the U.S. U-21 Women’s National Team, USA Field Hockey is pleased to share the rest of the support staff has been finalized.



61-year-old Laura Barton prepares for World Cup field hockey tryouts

by Chase McCleary


Laura Barton, a 61 year-old field hockey player from Salida, is training with the U.S. Masters O61 Women’s Field Hockey team to compete at the 2024 World Cup in New Zealand this winter. Photo: Chase McCleary, Rocky Mountain PBS

SALIDA, Colo. — Laura Barton, a 61-year-old Salida woman with a field hockey career spanning more than half a century, is preparing to try out in March for a spot on the U.S. Masters over-60 field hockey team.



Nick Bandurak in historic hat-trick, Laura Roper wins first Hockey Writers’ Club award


Nick Bandurak pictured after winning back-to-back awards in 2023 PIC: Hockey Writers' Club/Andy Mair

Nick Bandurak made history on Wednesday after becoming the first male or female athlete to win the Hockey Writers’ Club (HWC) Player of the Year award three times in successon. Meanwhile, Laura Roper won the women’s award, sponsored by Mercian, for the first time.



Tenaga Nasional take Charity Shield title

By Aftar Singh


Malaysian University players celebrate winning the Charity Shield against treble champions Negri Sembilan in the Malaysia Hockey League in Bukit Jalil today. NSTP/AFTAR SINGH

KUALA LUMPUR: Tenaga Nasional won the Charity Shield by edging treble champions Terengganu 3-1 in a penalty shootout after both teams were tied 2-2 in regulation time in the Malaysia Hockey League today



Premier Division returns For 2024



Saturday 10 February marks the return of the EHL Premier Divisions which will include a number of athletes that were part of the GB men's and women's teams that qualified for Paris 2024.



Hockey Ireland Weekend Domestic Fixtures Preview: Friday February 9, Saturday February 10 and Sunday February 11

EY Hockey League Division 1 for women returns, EYHL 2 week 4 and Irish Senior and Junior Cups, Hockey Challenge and Hockey Trophy as well as the EuroHockey Indoor Championship II, Women in Galway.



While Ireland Men see their debut in the Pro League this Saturday in India versus The Netherlands, it’s also a busy hockey weekend at home. The EuroHockey Indoor Championship II-A (Women) is being hosted in Galway while at club level there is a very intense schedule of matches across a whole swathe of competitions with the EYHL Women’s Division 1 returning after the Christmas break and more rounds in the EYHL 2 for Men and Women across the four pools as well as more action in the National Knockout competitions on offer for adult teams both male and female alike.



Great action at U18 Indoor Finals



The curtain came down on the Youth Indoor season with our U18 National Finals at The Peak, Stirling on Sunday 4 February. After a thrilling day’s hockey, The Glasgow Academy girls and Grove Menzieshill boys emerged as the 2024 champions.



Bi-Cycles presented to promising OTHL Girl players


Parents and OTHL players accept our gift of bi-Cycle

OTHL is a sports promotion organization. However, our identity is amalgamating empowerment of girls through the medium of sports. We avail natural benefits of sports to promote sports among girls, who are otherwise idling or wasting time on unproductive areas, and present them a new vista for future.



2026 FIH Hockey World Cup Netherlands-Belgium: turf update



Lausanne, Switzerland: At the recent National Associations Summit and FIH Executive Board (EB) meeting held in Muscat, Oman, FIH’s global partner Polytan gave a detailed update on the ongoing works and research to develop a dry turf for hockey that satisfies the elite performance and athlete safety criteria set by the FIH.



David ‘Tex’ Lane



England Hockey was very saddened to hear that hockey stalwart David ‘Tex’ Lane passed away last weekend at the age of 62. Tex was best known to many through his contribution to umpiring at all levels of the game, as well as through his creation of the ‘Tex Solutions’ web system.

Fieldhockey.com uses cookies to assist with navigating between pages. Please leave the site if you disagree with this policy.
Copyright remains with the credited source or author