News Articles

• Japan vs. New Zealand series to continue

  Posted 2 years ago.

  The Japanese women's hockey team in New Zealand says it wants to keep playing after the team discovered no family members were affected by the deadly earthquake and tsunami back home. More

• FIH equipment approval procedure

  Posted 2 years ago.

  Due to conflicting information about the approval process of hockey equipment, the FIH wants to clarify its mandate in the process. More

• Australia and Argentina: Round Two

  Posted 2 years ago.

  Australia is taking the build up to London 2012 seriously, announcing another sereis against World #1 Argentina. This time, Argentina will travel to the Hockeyroos in Canberra. More

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  FIH Executive Board meeting a success

  Posted 2 years ago.

  LAUSANNE – The Executive Board of the FIH met over the weekend and made some key decisions on different topics surrounding international hockey. More

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  The rings arrive in London

  Posted 2 years ago.

  A giant set of Olympic rings was revealed at St Pancras International station in central London. It is the first of several sets of rings which will appear on landmarks around the city before next July's Games. More

• Kenwin Nancoo passes away

  Posted 2 years ago.

  Former national hockey player Kenwin Nancoo, founding member of Fatima hockey club and The Edge Field Hockey Club in New Jersey. More

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  Hockey helps on the road to recovery

  Posted 2 years ago.

  Sydney Supica was just a normal school athlete in Michigan until a tragic car accident, with Sidney behind the wheel as a learner, upended her life. The one thing that has helped Sidney on her road to recovery: Hockey. More

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  "I want gold in London"

  Posted 2 years ago.

  The award ceremony for Spain's National Sports Awards on Monday night in Madrid, which are presented annually by members of the Royal Family, saw a hockey player take center stage. More

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  Former Black Stick missing after quake

  Posted 2 years ago.

  Former New Zealand player Amanda Hooper is believed to have been on the second floor of the Pyne Gould Corporation building at the time of last Tuesday's New Zealand earthquake. She has not been heard of since. More