Following the conclusion of the Euro Hockey League FINAL8 and the EuroHockey Trophy I events in Lousada and Hamburg, there will be significant movement to the EHL Ranking Tables.
Surbiton and hdm were crowned the ABN AMRO EHL U14 champions following a thrilling end to the competition at Pinoké over the last two days. In the girls tournament, Surbiton produced a perfect four wins from four to win the title, keeping clean sheets in both the semi-final and final.
Alexander Hendrickx’s 10th minute penalty stroke saw Pinoké become the ninth different winner of the Euro Hockey League as they defeated SV Kampong 1-0 at a sold out Wagener Stadium.
Two strikes in the first 10 minutes ultimately powered AH&BC Amsterdam to their second EHL Women’s title as they held off a huge Mannheimer HC battle to win the GRAND FINAL 2-1.
Old Georgians summoned an immense BRONZE MATCH performance to win their very first EHL Men’s medal, defeating Rot-Weiss Köln 3-2 in an emotional contest at the Wagener Stadium.
SCHC won their first ever EHL Women's medal as they held off a strong challenge from Junior FC thanks to goals from Mette Winter, Yibbi Jansen and Pien Dicke.
It’s GRAND FINAL day at the 2024 ABN AMRO EHL with all the medals set to be determined across four huge encounters at the Wagener Stadium with a bumper crowd in situ.
Royal Léopold won their Belgian derby to claim fifth spot overall from this season’s men’s EHL while Gantoise ended seventh after a 4-1 result.
SV Kampong won one of the all-time classic EHL Men’s encounters as they defeated long-time rivals Rot-Weiss Köln in a shoot-out following a 5-5 draw in normal time.
AH&BC Amsterdam are back in the ABN AMRO EHL Women’s GRAND FINAL for a second time following their hard fought 2-1 win over Dutch rivals SCHC.
Biba Mills’ late goal earned East Grinstead a first ever EHL Women’s win while also writing her name into the history books as the youngest ever goalscorer in the competition.
Mannheimer HC are through to the ABN AMRO EHL Women’s GRAND FINAL in their debut attempt as they saw off the challenge of Junior FC 2-0, becoming the first German side to do so.
A thrilling day one of the ABN AMRO EHL U14 Girls tournament saw Club de Campo de Madrid, HTC Uhlenhorst Mülheim, Surbiton and Braxgata all advance to the semi-finals.
The semi-final scene is set in the ABN AMRO EHL U14 Boys competition following a series of close-run battles at Pinoké on day one of the competition.
Joep Troost and Alex Hendrickx both scored twice for Pinoké to see them through to their first ever EHL Men's GRAND FINAL, seeing off Old Georgians 4-1.
