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This Win Will Inspire Young Girls To Play Hockey, Says Salima Tete After India’s WACT 2024 Title Win
Reflecting on the victory, Indian team captain Salima Tete expressed her gratitude for the incredible support they received in Rajgir. “Playing in Rajgir was a special experience, especially since it was the first international hockey tournament hosted here. The energy and encouragement from the crowd were unmatched, and it gave us an added boost throughout the competition. I truly believe this victory will inspire more young girls to take up hockey and further elevate the sport in India. We are thrilled to be able to bring this win to our fans and our nation.”
Looking ahead, Salima shared the team’s aspirations for future international events, emphasising their commitment to qualifying for the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup and the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. “While we celebrate this win, our focus remains on long-term goals. We are working hard every day, trusting the process, and staying dedicated to delivering our best in every tournament. Our ultimate aim is to bring more laurels to India and make the country proud,” she said.
