Results from 3/4th Place of Hockey India 7th Junior National Hockey Championship 2017 (Women)
~ Hockey Jharkhand beat Hockey Punjab 4-1 ~
Results from Day 5 of Hockey India 7th Sub Junior National Hockey Championship 2017 (Men) A Division
~ Hockey Punjab beat Hockey Maharashtra 8-1 ~
~ Hockey Gangpur – Odisha beat Hockey Andhra Pradesh 8-1 ~
~ Hockey Odisha drew with Sports Authority of India played 1-1 ~
~ Uttar Pradesh Hockey beat Hockey Haryana 1-0 ~
~ Madhya Pradesh Hockey Academy drew with Hockey Karnataka 1-1 ~
14 May 2017: In the Hockey India 7th Junior National Hockey Championship 2017 (Women) A Division 3/4th Place match, Hockey Jharkhand defeated Hockey Punjab 4-1.
While Hockey Punjab opened the scoring as early as in the 4th minute via Gurkamalpreet Kaur, Hockey Jharkhand replied back with three goals in the first half to virtually seal the deal. Sangita Kumari's hat-trick (11', 13', 32', 55') ensured Hockey Jharkhand took the Bronze medal.
Day 5 saw high quality group stage action at the Hockey India 7th Sub Junior National Hockey Championship 2017 (Men) A Division in Bengaluru today.
In the opener from Pool C, Hockey Punjab trounced Hockey Maharashtra 8-1. A hat trick for captain Raman Kumar (54’, 64’, 67’) and a brace by Parteek Sharma (19’, 24’) marked an outstanding performance by Hockey Punjab, one that solidified their position in the table.
In Pool A, Hockey Gangpur – Odisha dished out a similar performance against Hockey Andhra Pradesh, outclassing them 8-1 to take the three points. Sudeep Chirmako scored a hat trick (4’, 16’, 49’) and Amandeep Lakra bagged a brace (40’, 43’) in an outstanding performance from Hockey Gangpur – Odisha.
In Pool A’s second game of the day, Hockey Odisha and Sports Authority of India played out a memorable 1-1 draw. After a goal less first half, largely devoid of any clear and open chances for either side, Ankush opened the scoring for Sports Authority of India in the 43rd minute, smartly converting a PC. Within a minute though Hockey Odisha had equalised, Deepak Gowala scoring to restore parity. The two teams were inseparable at the final whistle, splitting the points.
In Pool B, Uttar Pradesh Hockey beat Hockey Haryana 1-0 in a match with very fine margins. The two teams were constantly negating the other’s influence on the game, and defending superbly tor restrict chances. In the 42nd minute though, Akhtar Ali smartly unlocked Hockey Haryana’s defence to score the opener for Uttar Pradesh Hockey. The goal would prove to be the winner, as Uttar Pradesh Hockey took the three points.
In Pool D, hosts Hockey Karnataka drew against Madhya Pradesh Hockey Academy. First half didn't have any goals despite several attempts. Madhya Pradesh Hockey Academy opened the scoring in 46th minute with Shailendra Singh converting a PC. Three minutes later, the lead was cancelled via another PC, this time from Subal Kerketta from Hockey Karnataka as the team split points.
Photo Caption: Action from Day 5 of Hockey India 7th Sub Junior National Hockey Championship 2017 (Men) A Division in Bengaluru on Sunday
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HOCKEY INDIA (HI) is the governing body having an exclusive mandate to direct and conduct all activities for both men and women hockey in India. It is recognized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India as the sole body responsible towards promoting Hockey in India. Headquartered in New Delhi, Hockey India was established on 20th May, 2009 and is affiliated to the International Hockey Federation (FIH), the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) and Asian Hockey Federation (AHF). Committed to the development of Hockey in the country, Hockey India with the assistance of Sports Authority of India and Department of Sports, Government of India, has drawn out a Long-Term Development Programme (LTDP) to train players, provide world-class infrastructure and International exposure besides regular international competition. With its vision to popularize the game and constantly promote it, Hockey India is dedicated to getting our team into the top three in the world.