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NEW DELHI: Former champions India have improved drastically over the last two decades and possess the "courage and determination" to go all the way at the upcoming World Cup, feels Charles Cornelius, a member of the 1973 edition silver medal-winning team.

BENGALURU: Having lost the title narrowly last time, Indian men's junior hockey team will be keen to reclaim the Sultan of Johor Cup which is returning after three years following the COVID-19 pandemic, said skipper Uttam Singh.

Willott has returned to NSW to play two home games for the Pride.

Hockey Canada is the latest in a long list of sport organizations that have come under fire due to unsafe sporting practices and failures to protect athlete rights. The situation at Canada’s national hockey body has captured the nation’s imagination because of the cultural potency of the sport.

Hagan Homes has donated more than £8,000 to Ballyclare Ladies Hockey Club to cover cost of kits

If you were at Lindenwood's first home Division I hockey game on Friday and thought the guy watching the Lions play Air Force from the Zamboni gate at Centene Community Ice Center looked a lot like Blues defenseman Colton Parayko it is, of course, because it was.

The NHL for the first time has done an internal demographic study of its staff and all 32 teams

The Pride face Perth in Sydney on Friday night.

NEW DELHI: Indian women's hockey team midfielder Neha Goyal believes the upcoming FIH Women's Nation's Cup will provide them valuable game-time to hone their skills.

As promised by general manager Kyle Davidson, the Hawks have significantly increased their analytics investment, hiring five new staffers — including two who previously helped build the Cubs’ analytics system.

Fans rallied to raise the cash following the club's signing of a player who had been accused of rape.