Women junior
Fifteen Academies To Compete Across Four Pools In Gwalior From July 26 To August 3 At 4th Hockey India Sub-Junior Women C'ship
The nine-day tournament will culminate on August 3, with the top teams from each pool in the league stage progressing to fight for the title.
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Soorma Hockey Club Set Sights On Women’s Hockey India League Title After Near Miss Last Season
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Indian Team Leaves For Santiago For Women’s Jr Hockey World Cup
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Jyoti Singh To Lead India In FIH Women’s Junior Hockey World Cup
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Indian Junior Women’s Hockey Team Wins 3-1 Against Canberra Chill On Australia Tour
National Hockey Centre: The Indian junior women’s hockey team won its second consecutive match on its tour of Australia, when it defeated local club Canberra Chill 3-1, at the National ...
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Kanika's Lone Goal Powers Junior Women’s Hockey Team To Win Over Australia U21
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Indian Jr Women’s Hockey Team Goes Down 0-5 Against Australia U21
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Indian Junior Women’s Hockey Team Loses 2-3 To Australia U21 In Tour Opener
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Hockey India Announces Indian Junior Women’s Squad For Australia Tour
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