Surbiton have announced that goal machine Nick Bandurak will join their men’s squad in the 2025/26 season. The striker moves following a short spell with East Grinstead having been a pivotal figure for Holcombe over the past number of years.
The last week of the regular season in the Hoofdklasse brought a huge number of confirmed moves on the players front with the switch of Trijntje Beljaars from SCHC to AH&BC Amsterdam chief among them.
Royal Léopold’s Gauthier Boccard has announced his retirement from the Belgian international team following an incredible career, encompassing Olympic, World Cup and European gold. Posting about his decision to step back from the Red Lions...
Gantoise’s men confirmed they will return to the EHL next season as they got the result they needed to top the Belgian league table. Going into the final series, there was a mathematical chance they could be overhauled by Royal Léopold but they stormed to a 5-2 win over Herakles to seal the deal.
Den Bosch convincingly won the Brabant derby against Tilburg 5-1 to top the women’s Hoofdklasse table, ensuring they will return to the EHL next season into the bargain. Needing a win to confirm the title...
Hans-Erik Tuijt was presented with a EuroHockey President’s Award during the EHL FINALS in recognition of his time as chairman of the Euro Hockey League board. Tuijt held the role from 2015 up until Peter Elders took on the role last year...
CAM92 are two games away from an unbeaten regular season in the French men’s league, securing top spot and an EHL ticket a number of games to play. They are currently 12 points clear of Saint Germain...
Bloemendaal have secured their place in next season’s EHL after they won the 95th edition of the “klassieker” against AH&BC Amsterdam 2-1. Bloemendaal laid the foundation for the victory in the first quarter.
Hamburger Polo Club was confirmed as the winner of the German men’s Bundesliga regular season last Saturday when they won 3-2 against nearest rivals Mannheimer HC. Polo made a blistering start and were...
Mannheimer HC’s women won the German regular season title last Sunday with a decisive success over reigning champions, Düsseldorfer HC. The 5-1 success confirmed they will play in the EHL again next...
Reading will make their EHL Women’s debut next season after they won the English national title last Sunday in Beeston. They got the best of Surbiton in the decider with Emma Findlay getting the only goal in the 25th minute, securing their first title since 2013.
Surbiton ended Old Georgians three-year reign as English men’s champions as Struan Walker’s goal proved decisive in a 2-1 final win. It means the Seals advance straight to the EHL FINAL8 next Easter with OGs and third placed Wimbledon confirmed to play in the KO16 in October.
Banbridge took home their third Irish EY Champions Trophy in a row in front of a home crowd in Havelock Park following a dramatic shoot-out. They had finished third in the regular season but beat both of the clubs who finished above them over the weekend...
Railway Union retained the Irish women’s national title to earn a return ticket to the EHL as they held off Loreto in last Sunday’s final. It gives them the chance to emulate their historic debut at Easter when they became the first Irish side to win in EHL Women.
Western Wildcats will be back for a fourth successive EHL campaign as they swept to a 7-0 win over Watsonians in the Scottish men’s championship final. The game started with an end-to-end contest and both sides had penalty corner charged down.
