Hong Kong?s Ali, named ?best player?   x23
Hong Kong?s Arif Ali, was named ?player of the tournament?, in the recent MIA International Hockey Tournament, in Singapore. 
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Malaysia win four-nation meet in Singapore 
The Malaysian development team won the Singapore four-nation hockey tournament when they defeated the hosts 2-1 at the Delta Hockey Stadium yesterday.
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Malaysians score a lucky 4-4 draw with Hong Kong
The Malaysian development team let slip a three-goal lead and were lucky to come away with a 4-4 draw against Hong Kong in the Singapore Four-nation meet at the Delta Hockey Stadium yesterday.
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Korean women beat Singapore 6-2 in International Hockey Challenge  x6
The MIA International Hockey Challenge got going at the Delta Stadium on Thursday, with both the Singapore men's and women's teams in action.
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Malaysians get off to a good start
The Malaysian development team began on a winning note in a four-nation meet in Singapore, beating South Korea 3-1 at the Delta Hockey Stadium here.
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Malaysia up against South Korea in four-nation meet opener  x4
The Malaysian development team down for the four-nation hockey meet in Singapore from Aug 25-28 will open their campaign against Asian Games champions South Korea at the Delta Hockey Stadium.
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India: Helen Mary to captain India in four-nation event x3
Goalkeeper Helen Mary will lead the Indian women's hockey team in a four-nation tournament in Singapore scheduled to be held later this month.
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Hockey retained on 2012 Olympic Programme x15
Hockey has been retained on the programme for the 2012 London Olympic Games after a vote by International Olympic Committee members in Singapore today.
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Hockey may get the axe x3
Field hockey?s status as an Olympic sport is under serious threat as the International Olympic Committee meets tomorrow in Singapore to decide whether any of its 28 sporting disciplines should be axed from the 2012 London Olympics.
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Singapore: Theresians face biggest test in title defense
Theresians walk into Delta Sports Complex this afternoon fully aware that no compromises can be made if they are to defend their Women?s Premier League crown against title chasers Singapore Recreation Club.
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Singapore: Old themes on familiar ground
Is it going to be the same old story of the giant vanquishing the underdog or are the fans going to be treated to good old fashion entertaining hockey at Delta Sports Complex...
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Singapore: SRC bags Premier hat-trick
A second-half brace from Mohd Hafidz Jaafer was enough to send Singapore Recreation Club into raptures and secure their third consecutive Premier League title with a 2-1 triumph over Padang rivals Singapore Cricket Club today.
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Singapore: Theresians did it again!
Very much like the Britney Spears song, Theresians ?did it again? when they clinched the women?s Premier League crown for another season when the favourites deservingly pulled off a one-sided 4-1 victory over chasing rivals Singapore Recreation Club at th
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Singapore: SCC topple Chenab in penalty shootout
Singapore Cricket Club showed why they are a force you cannot ignore after they destroyed Chenab Hockey Club?s dreams of reaching the men?s Premier League final in a gritty penalty shootout at Delta Sports Complex today.
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Singapore: Crown title up for grabs
Defending men?s Premiership holders and league leaders Singapore Recreation Club are two games away from posting another undefeated championship season and take the first step with spirited Jansenites today at Delta Sports Complex.
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Singapore: Champions taken to task before running goal riot
Defending Premier Men?s League champions Singapore Recreation Club were given a rude awakening before tearing apart Ceylon Sports Club 6-1 at Delta Sports Complex yesterday.
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Singapore: Goal hungry captains rule the day
Two skippers nabbed a hat-trick each while one could only score a consolation goal and showed the wide gulf between some of the games in the Women?s Premier League played at the Delta Sports Complex yesterday.
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Singapore: Golf tourney fund raiser brings out the best in hockey fans
The threat of a horrendous thunderstorm and dark clouds hovering over the Tanah Merah Country Club failed to dampen the enthusiasm of a troop of 128 die-hard hockey fans as they played their way through 18-holes at the club?s Tampines course to help out t
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Singapore: League crown still up for grabs
After a two week layoff, teams try to get back into their playing groove with a realistic target of inching ever closer to the play-off segment of the Premiership.
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Singapore: Clubs to play catch up for final four
Teams return to league action this afternoon at the Delta Sports Complex after a two week break to once again take on the women?s Premiership challenge.
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Singapore: Chenab punishes CSC over lax defending
Chenab Hockey Club tore apart rivals Ceylon Sports Club to a 6-0 thrashing to stay in second place of the men?s Premiership standings in an entertaining encounter at the Delta Sports Complex yesterday.
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Singapore: Bottom clubs still have something to fight about
As the weeks countdown to the play-off segment of the men?s Premier League, three teams have emerged to don the battle for that vital last slot.
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Singapore: Teams to exorcise defensive demons as league reaches pivotal halfway mark
The men?s Premiership hockey league resumes after last week?s break with some teams still in the hunt for a championship playoff berth.
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Singapore: SRC keeps unbeaten record intact
Singapore Recreation Club title defense went without a hitch as they held off a feisty Singapore Cricket Club to take a 2-0 win at the Delta Sporting Complex yesterday.
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Singapore: Chenab still in the hunt for top two spot
Chenab Hockey Club (CHC) kept themselves in the chase for a top two finish in the Men?s Premier League when they started the day with a comprehensive 3-1 victory over Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) at the Delta Sports Complex yesterday.
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Singapore: Soon to be absent Ali not a deterrent for determined SRC
Singapore Recreation Club (SRC) aims to extend their domination at the top of the Men?s Premier League (MPL) when they face Ceylon Sports Club (CSC) at the Delta Sports Complex this Sunday.
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FIH Vice President wins IOC Award  x3
FIH Vice President Annabel Dillon was awarded an International Olympic Committee (IOC) Women and Sport Trophy in Lausanne yesterday for her outstanding contribution to sport in Singapore and Asia.
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Malaysia: Womens team on course for title with wins
WITH two wins in as many matches, the national women?s hockey team are on course to win the Four-Nation Tournament at the Delta Stadium in Singapore today.
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Singapore hope to make stay in Razak Cup permanent x67
KUALA LUMPUR: Singapore are making a comeback to the Razak Cup hockey tournament after a lapse of eight years. This time they hope to make their stay a more permanent affair.
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Singapore Comfirms Participation In Razak Cup Next Month  x2
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 x9
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 Federation?s 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 Men?s Junior Asia Cup 2004 at Karachi?s 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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