Players from Havering, Harborough and St Ives included!
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Wednesday, 31 January 2018
Bowdon aim to transfer indoor form to outdoor programme
Jaffa Super 6s Finals win boosts Bowdon's Investec Women's Premier Division hopes
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Jaffa Super 6s winners East Grinstead aim to continue good form outdoors
Promotion push for in-form East Grinstead after Copper Box glory
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5 Nations Invitational Tournament (M) - Day 2
Malaga (ESP)
SCO v CAN 1 - 2
ESP v IRL 3 - 2
| Rank | Team | GP | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | P |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Ireland |
2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 6 | 4 | 2 | 3 |
| 2 |  Scotland |
2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 3 | 1 | 3 |
| 3 |  Spain |
1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 3 |
| 4 |  Canada |
2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 3 | 5 | -2 | 3 |
| 5 |  United States |
1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 3 | -2 | 0 |
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Canada claim win against Scotland in Malaga
Photo by Duncan Gray
Scotland men lost 2-1 to Canada at the 5-Nations in Malaga as preparations continue for the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in April. It was their second match of the tournament after a 3-1 win over USA yesterday.
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Spain Edge Close Encounter With Green Machine
Encounters between these two sides are always tight and today was no difference. Sean Murray was causing the Spanish defence trouble from the opening minutes as he created a chance from nothing; darting out of his own half and swiftly into the Spanish circle only for his pull back pass to be intercepted at the final moment. Jamie Carr was called into action 2 minutes later as a Spanish drag flick look destined for the top corner before Carr got a strong stick to it to deflect it wide. The action continued at pace and this time the chance fell to Peter Caruth who smoothly spun his marker but didn’t fully connect with his close range shot and Quico Cortes booted the ball clear. The exchange of chances didn’t let up and Stuart Loughrey had to intercept and clear a shot in front of goal. A penalty corner each in the space of 90 seconds saw both Carr and Cortes make further saves to keep the game at 0-0 approaching half time. Arguably the chance of the half was manufactured by Chris Cargo who picked up the ball in his own half before calmly slipping the pass to O’Donoghue at the top of the Spanish circle, but the shot across goal missed the outstretched Murray at the back post by inches.
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Final Match of Series Finishes on a High Note, USWNT Defeated On Late Goal
PALO ALTO, Calif. – Anyone's game for the taking, the final match between the U.S. Women’s National Team and No. 1 The Netherlands had fans sitting on the edge of their seats. Scoreless through the first half, the Oranje tallied one three minutes into the third quarter and it only took a minute later for USA to find the equalizer. The battle persisted until The Netherlands netted the game winner with five minutes remaining and take the series with a score of 2-1.
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T&T lose hockey warm-up
Nigel Simon
T&T senior men’s indoor hockey team flicked off their final warm-up series ahead of their participation at the Fifth FIFTH Indoor Hockey World Cup carded for Berlin, Germany from February 7 to 11 with a 7-4 loss to Holland Premier Division club, HC Den Bosch, yesterday.
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South African Hockey Teams Announced for Commonwealth Games
The South African Men’s and Women’s Hockey teams that will take part in the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia, were today announced by the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee.
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Asian Champions Trophy hockey 2018: India, Pakistan to clash in Muscat tourney
Oman’s Muscat will be the venue for the Asian Champions Trophy 2018 in October. India and Pakistan will be in fray in the six-nation hockey tournament.
Harmanpreet Singh of India and Ali Shan of Pakistan battle for possession during the 5th-8th place match of the Hockey World League semifinal at Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre on June 24, 2017 in London. India and Pakistan will clash in the Asian Champions Trophy hockey 2018 to be played in Muscat, Oman between October 18 and 28.(Getty Images)
A mouth-watering clash between India and Pakistan is in the offing in the Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament to be held in Muscat in October 2018. Considering the huge number of Indians and Pakistanis working in Oman, the October 18-28 championship will be a real feast for hockey lovers.
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It’s mind over matter for hockey coach Marijne
Harpreet Kaur Lamba
Sjoerd Marijne
India hockey coach Sjoerd Marijne wants his players to eliminate the word “if” from their mindset.
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Marijne happy with team's show in four-nation hockey
Manuja Veerappa
BENGALURU: Indian men's hockey team has begun the year on a promising note with a two-week tour of New Zealand for a four-nation invitational hockey tournament.
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It’s a three-horse race for the MHL Premier Division title
By Aftar Singh
Tough battle: Tenaga’s Nik Muhd Aiman Nik Rozemi (right) says the team have to focus on penalty corners against KLHC.
KUALA LUMPUR: Terengganu, KL Hockey Club (KLHC) and Tenaga Nasional are in the running for the Malaysia Hockey League (MHL) Premier Division title.
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Pakistan Hockey not getting due attention, says committee
ISLAMABAD: A parliamentary committee that met on Tuesday called for uplifting the game of hockey in the country, saying that despite being the national game it wasn’t getting due attention of the policy makers.
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Elun Hack Picks U18 Boys Squad
Following a series of training sessions in December and January Irish U18 Coach Elun Hack has selected his squad as they continue to prepare for the U18 Europeans in Santander in July.
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Michael Crooks Leaves Hockey Australia
Alexie Beovich
Hockey Australia’s (HA) National Talent Pathway Manager Michael Crooks has resigned after four years in the organisation.
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Tuesday, 30 January 2018
5 Nations Invitational Tournament (M) - Day 1
Malaga (ESP)
CAN v IRL 1 - 4
USA v SCO 1 - 3
| Rank | Team | GP | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | P |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ireland |
1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 1 | 3 | 3 |
| 2 | Scotland |
1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| 3 | Spain |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 4 | United States |
1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 3 | -2 | 0 |
| 5 | Canada |
1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 4 | -3 | 0 |
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Scotland men beat USA in Malaga 5-nations
Late Surge by USMNT Falls Short in Opening Match of 5 Nations Tournament
MALAGA, Spain - The U.S. Men's National Team kicked off the opening day of the 5 Nations Tournament in Malaga, Spain as the final match of the day against FIH Hero World Ranked No. 23 Scotland. Despite a hard fought contest, the USMNT could not overcome an early deficit as the Blue Sticks claimed a 3-1 victory.
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Green Machine Put 4 Past Canada In 5 Nations Opener
Ireland dominated large chunks of the first half and inside the opening few minutes Peter Caruth saw his shot fly over the crossbar shortly before Julian Dale spun his marker to shoot goalward. Ireland had the first PC of the match and Dale saw his drag flick saved, but Canada were quick to win their own PC at the other end and Gordon Johnston fired home to give his side the lead against the run of play. But 3 goals in the second quarter cemented the Green Machine’s dominance as they pounced on any Canadian mistakes, and duly punished them. Sean Murray drew the sides level as he blasted his shot goalbound in the 22nd minute, following some silky skills from Shane O’Donoghue to force his way into the circle. Luke Madeley left Antoni Kindler no chance in the Canadian goal as his drag flick made it 2-1. 2 minutes later and O’Donoghue had put daylight between the sides with a drag flick of his own, flinging it low into the corner out of Kindler’s reach to make it 3-1 on the cusp of half time.
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Green Machine open 2018 with comfortable win over Canada
Ireland fought back from an early concession to cruise to a comfortable 4-1 win over Canada in Malaga, starting off their comprehensive 2018 World Cup preparations on the right foot.
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Batch Flags Changes For The Kookaburras
Ben Somerford
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Kookaburras coach Colin Batch says plenty was gained from the side’s opening two matches of the Test Series against the Netherlands with a number of youngsters stepping up.
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Great Britain women squad named for Argentina tour
Alex Danson
Great Britain women have named their 20-strong squad which will travel to Rosario to take on Argentina in February.
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Scots selected for GB Women’s Argentina test series
Scotland internationalists Nicola Cochrane, Amy Costello and Sarah Robertson have been selected to play for GB women in an upcoming five-match test series against Argentina.
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Anita McLaren back for Argentina series
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Two time Olympian Anita McLaren will suit up for the first time since the Rio Olympic Games when the Vantage Black Sticks Women travel to Argentina next month.
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Anita McLaren back for Black Sticks ahead of Commonwealth Games
Black Sticks striker Anita McLaren is back in black for the upcoming Argentina series. Warwick Smith / FAIRFAX NZ
Black Sticks danger striker Anita McLaren is back in the mix ahead of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games ahead for the first time since the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.
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Shaw Announces Squad For Spanish Series
Head coach Graham Shaw has this morning announced his squad for the upcoming 4 match series against Spain in Benalmadena. The series will be the first international fixtures of the year for the Green Army following a fitness block in training and Shaw has elected to bring a large squad mixed with youth and experience to take on the world number 11.
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T&T indoor hockey team begin final warm-up prep
Headcoach Raphael Govia, third from left, and the rest of the contingent of the T&T senior men’s hockey team before they departed on Sunday.
T&T senior men’s indoor hockey team under headcoach Raphael Govia will flick off its final warm-up series ahead of its participation at the Fifth Indoor Hockey World Cup carded for Berlin, Germany from February 7 to 11 versus Holland's HC Den Bosch from 4pm in Oirschot.
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Muscat will host Asian Champions Trophy in October
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Mucat will host the Asian Champions Trophy at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex between October 18-28 this year, with Hero as title sponsor. The fifth edition of Asia's bi-annual event will have World No.12 Malaysia, world No.13 Pakistan, world No.14 South Korea, world No.16 Japan besides India and and the hosts Oman. India is the reigning champions.
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Rot-Weiss storm into the German indoor semi-finals
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Reigning German indoor champions Rot-Weiss Köln cruised into the semi-final of their national championship with a devastating 14-3 win over Blau-Weiss Berlin.
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Four teams in league play-offs
By BRIAN YONGA
JKUAT’s Elizabeth Okama (left) tussles with Amira Sailors’ Yvonne Madowo during their women’s Premier League match in Nairobi on January 20, 2018. PHOTO | CHRIS OMOLLO | NATION MEDIA GROUP
Four teams have booked places in this season’s Kenya Hockey Union men’s National League play-offs after the weekend’s round of matches.
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George Watson’s win Girls’ Under-18 Indoor Cup
George Watson’s, Scottish U18 Girls Indoor Cup winners
George Watson’s won the Girls’ Under-18 Indoor Cup after a dramatic running penalty victory over Strathallan at Bells Sports Centre.
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Tyler Lovell Joins Mercian
Tyler Lovell in Mercian kit
Mercian Hockey is delighted to announce that Australian goalkeeper Tyler Lovell is joining the brand.
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On the Wrightside: The Reading Chronicle's Dave Wright looks at the local sporting scene
Olympic Men's Hockey Tournament Is Wide Open With Team Rosters Now Set
Monday, 29 January 2018
Great Britain women squad named for Argentina tour
Kerry to give 'developmental opportunities' to his squad
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Kookaburras Fall Short In Five-Goal Thriller
Ben Somerford
Australia have fallen short in another exciting encounter going down 3-2 to the Netherlands in the second match of the Test Series at Narrogin Hockey Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
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White: 100th Cap For Australia Was Unreal
Ben Somerford
Kookaburras defender Tristan White says it was an unreal feeling to play his 100th game for Australia in Sunday’s 3-2 loss to the Netherlands in Narrogin.
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Kookaburras Thank Narrogin Community
Ben Somerford
The Kookaburras departed from Narrogin after a great long weekend which included two Test matches against the Netherlands in front of quality crowds at the Narrogin Hockey Stadium.
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USWNT Falls to World's Best in Match Three of Series
PALO ALTO, Calif. – As the sun was setting on the campus of Stanford University, the U.S. Women’s National Team faced the No.1 FIH Hero World Ranked The Netherlands for the third match of the series. Continuing to show remarkable scoring, the Oranje wowed the California crowd by defeating the USA 1-7.
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Scotland women finish series with victory against Wales
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Scotland women won the fifth and final test match against Wales as they prepare for the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in April. The win means the Scots have won four of the five matches in the series, and only conceded one goal in the process. Selection for the Gold Coast will be announced on 14 February.
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2018 Test Matches: ARG v BEL (W) - 3rd Test
Buenos Aires (ARG)
ARG v BEL 6 - 2
FIH Match Centre
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2018 Test Matches FRA v WAL (M) - Full results
Antibes (FRA)
26 Jan 2018 14:30 FRA v WAL 4 - 0
27 Jan 2018 14:30 FRA v WAL 1 - 0
28 Jan 2018 11:00 FRA v WAL 2 - 0
FIH Match Centre
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India go down fighting in final after shootout ends in Belgium's favour
Sundeep Misra
Flashy passes, super-strikes, swift counters, reverse hits, acrobatic saves and in the end a shootout. The perfect pot-boiler that you expect in a final with two teams that are trying to realign the power structure in world hockey. Belgium began in a hurry blowing away four penalty corners and a stroke, all in the first quarter, and then on the back of an Indian resurgence, came back to equalise not once or twice but four times before taking the game to a shootout and winning it 3-0 to clinch the second leg of the 4-Nation Invitational Hockey Tournament. India, surprisingly, good shootout exponents couldn’t slot in a single goal. At the end of regulation time, both teams were locked 4-4. In a way, it would be slightly shattering for India as they had weathered most of the Belgian storm but a wayward defensive line and a few soft goals let India down. For India, this was their second consecutive loss in a final to Belgium; and their third defeat to the Olympic silver medallists across both the legs.
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Belgium shoot India out in final
Midfielder Harjeet Singh clears the ball during the final of the second leg of the Four Nations Invitational Hockey Tournament. Hockey India
India suffered a 0-3 loss via a penalty shootout to Belgium after a 4-4 draw in the regulation time in the final of the second leg of the Four Nations Invitational Hockey Tournament.
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India suffer heartbreaking loss to Belgium after shootout
HAMILTON (New Zealand): India suffered a heartbreaking loss to Belgium via penalty shootout after holding the World No. 3 side to 4-4 in regulation time in the final of the Four-Nations Invitational Tournament's second leg here.
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Telkom slip, lose power: After five years of pure dominance, Telkom let go of top position
The Ghanaians have perfected their act as they take charge.
By Elizabeth Mburugu
That Kenya's hockey standards are dwindling is not in doubt.
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East Grinstead defeat Team Bath in Jaffa Super 6s Men's Final
East Grinstead edged out Team Bath Buccaneers to win the Jaffa Super 6s Men’s title and secure their 13th indoor title.
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Bowdon win Jaffa Super 6s Women's title!
Bowdon Hightown won their 12th indoor title defeating Leicester in the Jaffa Super 6s Women’s Final at the Copper Box Arena.
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Canning quartet wins back indoor title for Rovers; Mills semi-finals take shape
Three Rock Rovers with the National Indoor Trophy
Three Rock Rovers retained the National Indoor Trophy title with an 8-5 win over arch rivals Railway Union at St Columba’s with Ross Canning netting four times in the decider.
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Ards in seventh National Indoor Trophy heaven
Ards with their seventh successive National Indoor Trophy title.
Chloe Brown produced a masterclass for Ards as they claimed a seventh successive National Indoor Trophy crown at St Columba’s, winning their decider 5-2.
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Irish Womens EYHL Weekend Round Up
UCD picked up a huge 2-0 win over Cork Harlequins on the road to left them four points clear at the top of the women’s EY Hockey League table, the first daylight between the sides in the title chase.
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Peillat comes to Terengganu’s rescue in suspenseful win over Maybank
By Aftar Singh
No stopping me: Tenaga’s Muhammad Shahril Saabah (right) dribbling past TNB Thunderbolts’ Muhammad Shafiq Hassan during their match yesterday. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS / The Star
KUALA LUMPUR: Lady Luck smiled upon Terengganu as they came from behind to edge Maybank 2-1 for their fifth win to move closer to the Malaysia Hockey League (MHL) Premier Division title.
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Three-match ban for red-carded Khairan
KUALA LUMPUR: RAMF Rajawali player Mohd Khairan Sahor (pic) has been slapped with a three-match ban for picking up a red card in the Malaysia Hockey League (MHL).
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Kelburne and Inverleith reach men’s GALA Day final
27 January 218 at Bells Sports Centre, Perth. Scottish National Indoor League Division 1 playoff – Inverleith v Dundee Wanderers – photo by Duncan Gray
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It was a dramatic day in the men`s indoor National League 1 championship, Bromac Kelburne advanced to the GALA Day final for the first time after seeing off Grove Menzieshill in the semis, they will meet four times champions Inverleith who disposed of Dundee Wanderers, so for the first time in several years there will not be a Tayside team in the ultimate stage of the competition.
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Looking back and moving forwards
Sarah Juggins
Camila Caram (Chile) and Scott Tupper (Canada) Photo: Yan Huckendubler
This year is all set to be another exciting year for hockey across the PAHF region. There are opportunities for the national teams to excel at all levels of competition: from the USA women and Trinidad and Tobago men who will be facing the top indoor teams in the world as they head to Berlin for the Indoor Hockey World Cup at the start of February; to the young stars of the game who will be competing at the Youth Pan American Championships in Guadalajara, Mexico, in March; to the developing teams from Central America and the Caribbean who have their multi-sport Games in July.
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PHF secretary comes down hard on critics
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Hockey Federation secretary Shahbaz Ahmed Senior Sunday rubbished the claims made by some quarter that the PHF was scared of losing that’s why they failed to send team for Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia.
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It’s Time to Walk the Hockey Walk
Join our Walking Hockey revolution, a brand new sport for those that want to have fun, excitement, meet new people and have some gentle exercise whilst playing this wonderful new sport.
Get more information including The Rules of Walking Hockey on our website Walkinghockey.com
Walking hockey is an FIH Global Project.
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