Friday 14 March 2025
2025 Junior Pan American Challenge
Bridgetown, Barbados
All times GMT -4
Men
13 Mar 2025 12:00 TTO v VEN (Pool 1) 4 - 2
13 Mar 2025 14:00 GUY v BRA (Pool 1) 1 - 2
13 Mar 2025 16:00 GUA v BAR (Pool 1) 1 - 3
14 Mar 2025 is a rest day
Pool Standing
Women
13 Mar 2025 was a rest day
14 Mar 2025 12:00 TTO v GUY (Pool 1) 0 - 1
14 Mar 2025 14:00 GUA v PUR (Pool 1) 0 - 16
14 Mar 2025 16:00 BAR v MEX (Pool 1) 1 - 10
Pool Standings
FIH Match Centre
Emotion and Great Matches
Welcome to Day 6 of what has already been an exhilarating tournament. Today’s matches promise more drama, excitement, and high-quality play. Let’s continue to support these athletes who have given their all and continue to keep the energy high. The tournament may be taking shape, but the road to the finish is still full of possibilities.
'Calypso Stickmen' qualify to Jr Pan Am Games
Rowe brace lifts T&T past Venezuela
byNigel Simon
T&T's Levi Anderson, left, Adam Wyatt and Alexander Rowe celebrate a goal against Guatemala in their 5-0 win in the Junior Pan Am Challenge at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex Hockey Centre in Wildey, Bridgetown, Barbados on Wednesday. Yesterday, Rowe scored two second-half goals to help T&T beat Venezuela, 4-2. Courtesy PAHF
Alexander Rowe scored two second-half goals as T&T "Calypso Stickmen" came from behind to defeat Venezuela 4-2 to secure a spot in the final of the Junior Pan Am Challenge at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex Hockey Centre in Wildey, Bridgetown, Barbados, on Thursday.
FIH Hockey World Cup Netherlands-Belgium 2026 Organising Committee and FIH take stock of the preparations for the event
A delegation from the Dutch and Belgian Hockey Associations just had a 2-day meeting with FIH at hockey’s world governing body’s office in Lausanne, Switzerland, to discuss key topics related to the organisation of the next FIH Hockey World Cup in 2026.
"Memories still fresh": Ajit Pal Singh recalls 1975 World Cup glory as Hockey India prepares for its Golden Jubilee celebrations at Annual Awards
A record prize pool of INR 12 crore and a total of 32 nominees across eight categories have made it to the final list of Hockey India 7th Annual Awards 2024
New Delhi: As the Hockey India 7th Annual Awards 2024 set to bring together the Indian hockey fraternity in New Delhi on March 15, the day holds a special significance, marking the golden jubilee of India's historic 1975 World Cup victory.
Germany sweep hockey series
By Abdul Mohi Shah
German hockey players posing for the photo. —APP/File
ISLAMABAD: Defending world champions Germany swept aside Pakistan 4-1 in the last match at the Bunda Ground Thursday to sweep the junior hockey series 4-0.
German juniors sweep hockey series against Pakistan
PLAYERS of Pakistan and German junior teams in action during the fourth match at the Nasser Bunda Stadium on Thursday.—Tanveer Shahzad/White Star
ISLAMABAD: Germany’s junior hockey team capped off their tour of Pakistan in a spectacular fashion, securing a superb 4-1 victory over their Pakistan counterparts here at the Naseer Bunda Hockey Stadium on Thursday.
Six USA Teams Traveling North for 2025 CanAm Indoor Series
TORONTO, Canada – For the fifth year in a row, USA Field Hockey and Field Hockey Canada’s Indoor Programs will be participating in the annual CanAm Indoor Series. Taking place March 15 to 16 at the University of Toronto in Toronto, Canada, the 2025 edition will feature six USA squads across the youth, senior and masters divisions for both genders.
Maria Verschoor announced her retirement from International hockey
By Tariq Ali
Netherlands great forward Maria Verschoor announced her retirement from international hockey owing to settling in Brazil. Maria Verschoor (Born 22 April, 1994) made her debut in international hockey during the Investec Cup played in Cape Town, 2013 since then Maria Verschoor appeared in 214 matches, she scored 49 goals.
Versavel says more to come from Brax
Braxgata’s Louise Versavel says there it more to come from her side as they look forward to the second half of the Belgian league and their upcoming EHL debut at Easter.
Scottish Women`s top six get into action after the Nations Cup
Clydesdale Western, once so dominant in the women's game in Scotland, is on a mission to restore the halcyon days. The Titwood-based side are in pole position with maximum points from their previous eleven games and with a healthy cushion of six points over second placed GHK. On Saturday the league leaders travel to Peffermill to engage Edinburgh University in what could turn out to be a tricky outing.
University of St Andrews hockey pitch given FIH certified status
The new dry turf hockey and multisport pitch at the University of St Andrews has been certified by the FIH – the requirement to hold National League hockey matches.
Hockey’s Sporting Schools program surges in 2024
Hockey in Australia has grown exponentially, with the latest results from the Australian Sports Commission revealing significant growth in hockey’s Sporting Schools program.