This year, the Euro Hockey League will write hockey history again! After the success of men’s and women’s hockey at the highest level, we are now taking the next step with this tournament for the best Hockey ID clubs in Europe.
To allow the best club hockey competition in the world flourish, the ABN AMRO Euro Hockey League is always pleased to bring the world’s best officials to the event.
Hannah Matthews in action in the Jacqui Potter Cup final. Picture: Adrian Boehm
The ABN AMRO EHL FINAL8 will look to step up its commitment to be as sustainable and circular as possible when it welcomes fans to the Wagener Stadium from March 28 to April 1.
Gantoise are already assured of a Belgian women’s championship playoff place with five games to go and moved within two wins of guaranteeing top spot from the regulation playoff place.
Loreto stormed to two pieces of silverware over the weekend as they won by the EY Hockey League regular season title and the Jacqui Potter Cup competition.
Club de Campo won the 2024 Copa de la Reina title, defeating Junior FC 1-0, going some way to avenging their defeat to the Catalan side in last season’s final four.
Real Club de Polo won its 32nd Copa del Rey after beating Atlètic Terrassa in a shoot-out following a 2-2 draw in normal time La Estupa de Benalmádena.
Pinoké’s Florent Van Aubel says last year’s EHL Men’s FINAL8 was a “special moment” in his team’s evolution despite a 3-2 defeat at the hands of Racing Club de Bruxelles.
German champions Rot-Weiss Köln suffered just their second loss of the season on Saturday in the first men’s Bundesliga game of 2024.
The Euro Hockey League board has confirmed the EHL Women’s competition will expand next year, increasing from eight to 12 teams for the 2024-2025 season.
Real Club de Polo increased their advantage at the top of Spain’s MGS League standings after beating CD Terrassa at the Eduardo Dualde.
Duco Telgenkamp’s last minute penalty corner rebound saw SV Kampong begin their 2024 phase of the men’s Hoofdklasse with a 2-1 victory over Schaerweijde.
SCHC welcomed back Xan de Waard from injury following a frustrating start to 2024 as a foot injury ruled her out of the Netherlands’ Pro League trip to India.
Gantoise’s men and women took another set of steps toward their respective goals with joyous home wins as part of a big Sunday at their club.
