• Top 10 London stories to watch

    Will packed stadiums let hockey steal the London show?
    Will packed stadiums let hockey steal the London show?
    (Photo: FIH / LOCOG)
    With 10 weeks to go here are the top 10 Olympic storylines

    The clock continues to tick down to the London 2012 Olympics and with 70 days left until the Opening Ceremony, it means that in a mere 10 weeks, the world’s top athletes will converge on the city to go for gold. Hitting the 10 week mark was the perfect opportunity to pick the Top Ten storylines surrounding the hockey tournament at the Games.   More

  • Living like an Olympian

    An artistic impression of the London Athlete's Village
    An artistic impression of the London Athlete's Village
    (Photo: LOCOG)
    Athlete's Committee gives seal of approval to Olympic Village

    What's it like to live like an Olympian? Today, the London Organizing Committee gave a glimpse into what the Olympic Village will include when the LOCOG Athlete's Committee was given a tour of the facilities. The committee came away impressed and gave the Village the thumbs up for athletes, who will start moving in before the Games being in late July. More

  • Malaysia captures Junior Asia Cup

    Malaysia celebrates its first-ever Junior Asia Cup title
    Malaysia celebrates its first-ever Junior Asia Cup title
    (Photo: A. Malek Yakaya / The Star)
    Hosts make history with frist-ever title at the event

    Malaysia captured its first-ever gold medal at the Junior Asia Cup after topping Pakistan, 2-1, in a final game in front of more than 7,000 spectators. "This is a very proud moment for Malaysian hockey as we finally won gold after 25 years in this tournament,” said Malaysian head coach K. Dharmaraj after the victory.  x 4 More

  • Sultan Azlan Shah Cup kicks off in 10 days

    Teams ready for blue and pink pitch test

    The Sultan Azlan Shah tournament starts in Ipoh, Malaysia in 10 days and will run from May 24-June 3. Seven of the top men’s national teams will take part in the annual event with Great Britain, Korea, New Zealand, Pakistan, Argentina, India and Malaysia in the field. This year’s event, the tournament will be played on a blue and pink pitch along with a yellow ball.  x 3 More

  • International Hockey Round-Up

    Australia's injury woes; Junior Asia Cup final

    What happened in the world of hockey last week and what's on the horizon over the weekend? Check out the FIH International Hockey Round-Up for a brief look at the biggest hockey headlines. More

  • Australia loses Warrender to knee injury

    ACL tear ends 2012 Olympic hopes for defender

    A major blow for the Australian women's hockey team with Jade Warrender out of the Olympics, after rupturing her anterior cruciate ligament at training in Perth this week. Warrender is expected to be out for 9-12 months with the Junior World Cup in 2013 her most immediate goal. More

  • Lighting the London Fire

    The Olympic flame is officially lit in Greece

    The Olympic flame will be lit in a ceremony in Olympia, Greece, on Thursday ahead of the start of the torch relay and the London 2012 Games. Carried by 8,000 torchbearers, the Barber Osgerby-designed torch will cover 8,000 miles across all of the country's nations and regions, to reach the Olympic Stadium in Stratford on 27 July to light the cauldron at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.  x 3 More

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