Guyana: Diamond Mineral Water International hockey   x4
CANADIAN side Toronto Galaxy made a magnificent last-gasp effort to snatch the first-ever Diamond Mineral Water International Indoor Hockey title from Everest Hikers while Trinidadian top club Carib Magnolias made a clean sweep on the distaff side to end 
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Trinidad: Hockey Board president condemns attacks
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Trinidad: Malvern, Magnolias take indoor hockey crowns
A Wayne Legerton beaver-trick led Stag Malvern Hockey Club to a handsome 9-3 victory over Queen's Park in the Men's Open Division zonal final of the Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Board's Toyota National Championships at the Woodbrook Youth Facility on Satur
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Trinidad: Competition too tough for Paradise
Paradise Hockey Club female team fared a little better than their male counterparts in the National Indoor Hockey League competition.
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Trinidad: Indoor hockey flicks off  x12
The Queen's Park Cricket Club men and the ladies of Carib Magnolia will be looking to get off to a good start as they prepare to defend their respective titles...
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Trinidad: Fatima win, lose and draw
Fatima had mixed results in the 2004 Colfire Invitational Indoor Hockey Tournament on Saturday night, earning a win, a loss and a draw in the Men's Open and Under-21 divisions.
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Trinidad: Govia hits hat-trick for Queen's Park
A Raphael Govia hat-trick saw Queen's Park run past their Chinese counterparts 6-4 in the Men's Open Division of the 2004 Colfire Invitational Indoor Hockey Tournament at the Chinese Association, St Ann's on Thursday night.
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Trinidad: Fatima, Malvern share 14 goals in Chinese hockey x2
Fatima and Malvern played to an exciting 7-7 draw in the Men's Open Division of the Colfire Chinese Invitational Indoor Hockey Tournament
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Trinidad: First Division hockey title for Petrotrin
UNITED Petrotrin Hockey club won the Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Board's Toyota Men's First Division Championship league title for the second time in nine years when they defeated Tobago's Paradise 3-1 in their final match of the 2004 recently.
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Trinidad: Paradise women gain hockey promotion
TOBAGO'S Paradise women's hockey team return to the top division of the Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Board for the 2005 season. The girls from the sister isle gained the number one spot by playing unbeaten in the Reserve league.
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Trinidad: Magnolia, Queen's Park lift titles
Carib Magnolia made sure of their 2004 Toyota Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Association Big Four title with a 4-0 demolition of the women of the Defence Force last Sunday at the National Hockey Centre, Tacarigua.
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Trinidad: Defence Force walk-off under investigation x4
An investigation has been launched into the walk-off by the Defence Force hockey team during their final Toyota Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Association Big Four Tournament match against United Petrotrin on Sunday at the National Hockey Centre, Tacarigua.
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Trinidad: Malvern women and men lose in hockey 'Big Four'
CARIB Magnolia Hockey Club came out on the better end of a thriller when they met Stag Malvern in the 2004 Toyota Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Big Four Tournament Thursday night at National Hockey Centre, Tacarigua.
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Trinidad: Malvern defend Big Four title x2
Stag Malvern will be going all out to finish supreme in the Toyota Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Big Four Tournament, which got underway last evening at the National Hockey Centre in Tacarigua.
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USA: Action packed Big Apple Memorial Six-a-Side tournament crowns four new teams x14
May 30, New York: 32 Teams competed on two beautiful days at the Big Apple Memorial Six-a-Side tournament at Dewitt Clinton HS over the Memorial Day weekend.
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MPAC: Day 9 - Argentina qualifies for the 2006 World Cup, Canada and Chile on the podium  x10
The last day of the Mens Pan American Cup was played at University of Western Ontario in London, Canada, under intermittent heavy rain in a morning but a pleasant sun miraculously back for the Final.
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MPAC: Day 8 - Netherlands Antilles grabs fifth place x2
The first day of classification of the Mens Pan American Cup was played today at University of Western Ontario in London, Canada, in overcast weather. Places five to eleven are now allocated before the final day on Sunday.
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MPAC: Trinidad Hockey men finish 4th in Pan Am Cup  x2
The Trinidad and Tobago men's hockey team had to settle for fourth place in the 2004 Pan American Cup as they lost to Chile in their third place playoff yesterday in London, Canada.
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MPAC: Canada and Argentina reach Pan American Cup Final
Cross-over games of the Pan American Cup were played today at University of Western Ontario in London, Canada, in a pleasant sunshine in the morning and pouring rain later in the day.
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MPAC: Day 5 Chile and Trinidad & Tobago join Argentina and Canada in semi-final x2
The last day of the Mens Pan American Cup pool play resumed at University of Western Ontario in London, Canada, in overcast weather, with light rain in the morning.
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MPAC: Day 3: Situation getting clearer in the standings
After a rest day, the Mens Pan American Cup resumed at University of Western Ontario in London, Canada, in cool (6C for the morning game) and overcast weather.
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MPAC: Argentina impressive on first day of Pan Am Cup x11
The 2nd Mens Pan American Cup opened today in a bright spring day at University of Western Ontario in London, Canada.
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MPAC: Team Canada shuts out Trinidad and Tobago
The Canadians tipped their caps to a determined effort by the opponents, then declared yesterday's 3-0 victory over Trinidad and Tobago a satisfactory start to the second Pan American Cup men's field hockey tournament at TD Waterhouse Stadium.
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MPAC: Mens Pan American Cup ready to start x13
The 2nd Mens Pan American Cup will start on Wednesday at the University of Western Ontario in London, Canada.
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MPAC: Canadian Men Out to Capture World Cup Berth x6
Field Hockey Canada is hosting the 2nd Mens Pan American Cup in London, Ontario from 12 23 May 2004. The 12 team tournament will be played at TD Waterhouse Stadium at the University of Western Ontario.
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MPAC: USA Field Hockey Men to Compete in Pan American Cup
The USA field hockey men will look to improve their international standings and compete for a spot in the 2006 World Cup when the team travels to London Ontario for the 2nd Pan American Cup.
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Trinidad: Welsh lesson for T&T hockey men
An early Nicholas Wren goal failed to inspire an upset on Sunday afternoon as Trinidad and Tobago lost 3-1 to Wales at Oxford University.
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WPAC: CHILE FINISH FIFTH
Chile defeated Barbados 5-2 to finish fifth, while the Netherlands Antilles beat Trinidad & Tobago 3-1 to end seventh at the second women's Pan-American Championship at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex on Wednesday.
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WPAC: CHILE BEAT TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - Chile struggled to defeat Trinidad & Tobago 4-2 in a fifth-eighth place playoff match on Sunday at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex.
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WPAC: Bajans battle for hockey draw
BARBADOS led on two occasions, but they failed to hold on both times and were lucky to come away with a 2-2 draw against Trinidad and Tobago in their 2nd Pan American Womens Hockey Cup match on Saturday night.
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WPAC: Argentina and the US finish first in their groups x8
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - Argentina and the United States finished first in Groups A and B by defeating the Netherlands Antilles and Uruguay 16-0 and 2-0, respectively, in the second women's Pan-American Cup at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex on Satur
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WPAC: Argentina, USA and Uruguay in semifinals
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - The women's Argentine team gave an exhibition, delighting the crowd on the second day of the second Pan-American Cup at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex here.
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WPAC: Canada in semifinals
Canada reached the semifinals of the second women's Pan-American Cup by defeating Chile 2-0 on Saturday at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex here.
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Women's Pan American Cup first day
The Argentine women's team started the defence of the Pan American Cup title with a 4-1 victory over Canada, on Wednesday night at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex here.
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PAHF - 2nd Women's Pan American Cup - Day 2
The winner qualifies for the 2006 World Cup to be held in Madrid (Spain), September 27 to October 07, 2006.
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WPAC: URUGUAY WINS AGAIN x2
In a mediocre and lacklustre match, Uruguay defeated Trinidad & Tobago 1-0 in the first match of the second day of the second women's Pan American Cup at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex.
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USA Women Open Pan Am Cup with 9-0 win over Trinidad & Tobago
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados Tracey Fuchs and Angie Loy scored two goals each to lead the USA field hockey team to a convincing 9-0 win over Trinidad & Tobago in the opening game of the 2nd Pan American Cup.
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ARGENTINA TROUNCE CHILE IN SOUTH AMERICAN DERBY, REACH SEMIS ALONG WITH US AND URUGUAY x9
The womens Argentine team gave a field hockey exhibition, delighting the crowd in the second day of the second Pan-American Cup at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex here
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Pan American Cup ready to start!  x15
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - The second women's Pan American Cup starts on Wednesday with eight teams, divided in two zones, taking part at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex here.
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United States opens Pan American Cup with victory x10
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - Under a tropical rain, the United States-Trinidad & Tobago match opened the second women's Pan American Championship with a 9-0 victory for the North Americans on Wednesday morning at the Sir Garfield Sobers Sports Complex here.
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