Singapore Comfirms Participation In Razak Cup Next Month
After an absence of three years, Singapore are among 11 teams who confirmed participation in the coming Tun Razak Cup hockey tournament at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil from Nov 27 to Dec 5. 
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Singapre: St Andrew's, Chenab hope to build S$1.5 million hockey stadium   x3
In what could be a major boost for the sport of hockey in Singapore, one of the country's oldest educational institutions is teaming up with a hockey club to build a $1.5 million stadium.
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Asian Club Champs moved to Bangladesh x15
Singapore has lost the Asian Club Champions (Men's), after its new President gave up the opportunity to host the event, in the City State.
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Singapore: SHF to get its first woman president 
THE Singapore Hockey Federation will vote in its first woman president today, and she has wasted no time in outlining her immediate plans: to regain Merit status for the sport.
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Asian Club Champions Cup finalised for October x74
The plans for the 3rd ever "Asian Champions Cup", club Hockey Championship were finalised last month in Karachi. It was last held in 1996.
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Afghanistan Joins 2004 Global Youth Hockey Marathon 
Young hockey players around the world will join together for the 4th Global Youth Hockey Marathon as part of the International Hockey Federations hockey development drive, on 15 - 16 May.
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Asian hockey clubs to slug it out in Singapore  x5
Asia's top hockey clubs will face off in Singapore in October in the Asian Club Champions Cup, which has been resurrected after an eight-year hiatus.
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MJAC: Bangladesh - Japan clash in 5th position play-off : Singapore suffer 0-3 defeat
Helped by two second - half goals within a minute by Zahidul Islam, Bangladesh outwitted Singapore 3-0 in the Classification Match for 5-8 Places in the 5th Mens Junior Asia Cup 2004 at Karachis Hockey Club of Pakistan.
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MJAC: Pakistan-India clash in the 29th April final.
Karachi : It will be India- Pakistan final in the 5th Men's Junior Asia Cup 2004 at Karachi's Hockey Club of Pakistan on Thursday.
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MJAC: Chinese Taipei earn 9th spot: Sri Lanka lost 2-3
Karachi : Chinese Taipei once again showed their superiority over Sri Lanka and registered 3-2 win over them to snatch ninth position in the 5th Mens Junior Asia Cup at Hockey Club of Pakistan, Karachi.
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MJAC: India win Junior Asia Cup for the first time : beat Pakistan 5-2 x17
Tushar Khandker was star performer with a well-deserved hat-trick as India beat Pakistan 5-2 in the final of fifth Junior Asia Cup 2004 at picturesque HCP of Karachi. Earlier, South Korea brushed aside Malaysia 2-1 in bronze-deciding match.
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MJAC: Singapore cause sensation : sent Taipei to 9/10 place match
Singapore caused a sensational 2-1 win over Japan and sent Chinese Taipei to Wooden Spoon match on Sunday, 25 April 2004 in the ongoing 5th Mens Junior Asia Cup at Hockey Club of Pakistan, Karachi.
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MJAC: Pakistan rout Korea 7-3 : avoid clash with powerful India in semi-final
Like India, Pakistan also finished on top of Pool A by winning all their four matches in the 5th Mens Junior Asia Cup at Hockey Club of Pakistan, Karachi, on Sunday, 25 April 2004.
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PAK : JAC 2004. Korea demolish Singapore 5-0
As expected, formidable South Korean outfit gave little room to fighting Singapore 5 - 0 in the 5th Mens Junior Asia Cup 2004 at Karachis Hockey Club of Pakistan.
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JAC 2004. Pakistan stroll into semi-final : outclass Japan 7-1
Pakistan forced its way into the semi-finals of 5th Mens Junior Asia Cup when they routed Japan 7-1.
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MJAC: Champs Korea on course for semi-final spot
Defending champions South Korea thumped Singapore 5-0 in the 5th Mens Junior Asia Cup at Karachis Hockey Club yesterday as they put themselves in line for a semi-final spot from Group A.
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Warsi hat-trick powers Pakistan to easy win
Imran Ali Warsi scored four goals including a hat-trick in Pakistans one-sided 9-0 triumph over Singapore in the opening Pool A match of the 5th Mens Junior Asia Cup Hockey Tournament at the Hockey Club of Pakistan Stadium on Tuesday.
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5th Junior Asia Cup Hockey: Pakistan face Singapore in opener today
Pakistan take on Singapore in the opening Pool A match of the 5th Junior Asia Cup Hockey Tournament at 3:00 pm at the Hockey Club of Pakistan (HCP) Stadium on Tuesday (today). Sindh Chief Minister Sardar Ali Muhammad Mahar will be the chief guest at the o
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Asia Cup: Ten-Nation event commences on 20 April
Pakistan and India have been placed in separate groups in the 5th Junior Asia Cup (JAC) which will commence on 20 April 2004 (Tuesday) with four matches.
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Singapore mean business x4
THE Singapore Juniors are in town for several friendlies ahead of the Junior Asian Cup in Karachi, Pakistan, beginning April 20.
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Singaporeans to train in Malaysia
The Singapore hockey team preparing for the Junior Asia Cup will hold their final phase of training in Malaysia from March 28-April 8.
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Pakistan: Ten teams to compete in 2004 Junior Asia Cup in Karachi x6
KARACHI: Old rivals Pakistan and India have been placed in seperate groups in the draws of this spring's 5th Junior Men's Asia Cup announced by the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) on Thursday.
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Pakistan To Meet Singapore In Opening Match of Jr Asia Cup
Pakistan will launch its campaign in the 5th Junior Asia cup hockey tournament by playing Singapore on April 20 at Hockey Club of Pakistan in karachi.
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WAC: India salvage draw against China
India were saved the agony of losing a game they dominated throughout as Jyoti Kullu managed to score two minutes from time to hold China 1-1 in a league match of the Women's Asia Cup Hockey tournament here on Monday.
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Women's Asia Cup First Day Highlights
41 goals have been scored, majority of them field goals, and all the four matches ended decisively in the Opening day.
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Women's Asia Cup History - Part II  x7
Introduction of women hockey in the 1980 Olympics has spurred the Asian Nations to take up women hockey seriously.
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Women's Asia Cup History Part I
With hardly ten days left for the 5th womens Asia Cup to unfurl in New Delhi, its appropriate to look at Indias initiative in the spectrum of women hockey. It entails reviewing Indias role in promoting sports on the world stage.
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SCPL: Ali leaves KCC and the South China Premier League  x63
Hong Kongs top professional hockey player, Arif Ali has signed to professional hockey contract to play out the season in the Singapore League.
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Sri Lanka: Silver medal for junior stickers
The Sri Lanka Junior Men's hockey team won the silver medal at the first Junior Men's Asia Hockey Federation Cup championships that were conducted in Singapore from December 21 to 28.
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AHF Cup: Taiwan (Chinese-Taipei) wins double in Singapore x6
Chinese- Taipei (Taiwan) defeated Sri Lanka in the final of the mens AHF Cup, at Singapores Delta Stadium yesterday.
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Hong Kong loses AHF U21 Cup final to Taiwan  x94
Hong Kongs U21 ladies hockey lost the final of the Junior AHF Cup in Singapore last night, with a 3-1 loss to Chinese Taipei (Taiwan). Hong Kong had earlier lost to Chinese Taipei, in pool play.
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Oman: Spirited Oman trounce Hong Kong x41
MUSCAT Oman notched their second win in the AHF (Under-20) Junior Cup Hockey Championship with a 3-1 verdict over Hong Kong in the classification matches yesterday at Singapore.
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Junior AHF Cup: Host Singapore Beat Iran in Opener
On the opening day of the 1st Mens Junior AHF Cup, Singapore overcame their opening game jitters to post a 4 -1 victory over Iran.
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Junior AHF Cup: SINGAPORE QUALIFY FOR SEMIS and Hong Kong fail
Singapore after beating Iran in their opening match started their match against Hong Kong yesterday determined to win as a victory would ensure a berth in the semis.
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Hong Kong goes into Asian hockey Juniors as favourites x19
Its not often Hong Kong sports teams go away to major international qualifying tournaments as favorites, but such is the status of hockey, now days, in the territory.
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Oman lose to Sri Lanka 2-0
Oman lost their Under-20 Asian Hockey Federation Cup opener against Sri Lanka, which began in Singapore yesterday.
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Thailand - the way hockey used to be! x18
The 31st Royal Bangkok Sports Club, Asia Tournament was held, last week in Thailand.
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Sri Lanka: Sobitha, Yvonne for hockey umpires seminar
Two former women hockey players, Sobitha Mendis and Yvonne Darling have been picked by the SLHF to follow an umpires' seminar to be conducted in Singapore from December 17 to 28.
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India open campaign against Eygpt today x5
If the incessant rain hasn't dampened one's spirit, then one look at the line-up of the top teams assembled here for the hockey competition sure will.
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India's women's hockey team expecting medal at AAG
India's women's hockey coach M K Kaushik on Friday exuded confidence that his team was capable of winning a medal in the inaugural Afro-Asian Games starting in Hyderabad from October 24 against the likes of South Africa, China and Korea.
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