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The Hindu
16-06-2025
- Sport
- The Hindu
India clubbed with Germany, Ireland in FIH Women's Junior Hockey World Cup 2025
India has been clubbed with powerhouse Germany, Ireland and Namibia in Pool C of the FIH Women's Junior Hockey World Cup, to be played in Santiago, Chile, from December 1 to 13 this year. The 11th edition of the biennial tournament, which has been expanded to 24 teams, will have six pools of four teams each, with five-time champion Netherlands in Pool A and two-time winner Argentina in Pool B. Following the draw ceremony in Santiago, Chile earlier today, we are glad to reveal the six Pools for the upcoming expanded FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup Chile 2025, which will feature 24 teams for the very first time! Read the full story below 👇@chile_hockey — International Hockey Federation (@FIH_Hockey) June 12, 2025 The previous edition in 2023, also held in Santiago, had 16 teams. 'On the occasion of the draw ceremony held today in Santiago, Chile, the six pools of the upcoming expanded FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup Chile 2025, which will feature 24 teams for the very first time, have been determined,' said an International Hockey Federation (FIH) release on Friday. India has never won the prestigious tournament, finishing third in the 2013 edition held in Monchengladbach, Germany and fourth in the 2022 edition held in Potchefstroom, South Africa. The team, led by goalkeeper Nidhi, had a mixed bag in the recently-concluded 4-Nation Tournament in Argentina — a preparatory event for the Junior World Cup — winning four games and losing two. It defeated Uruguay twice, and won one game each against Chile and Argentina. Chilean hockey federation president, Andres de Witt, said, 'It is great that the first ever 24-team FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup will be played in Chile. It is also special for us that the draw ceremony for the event is being held locally in Chile for the first time, which is a great honour and responsibility for us.' Groups: Pool A: Netherlands, Japan, Chile, Malaysia Pool B: Argentina, Belgium, Zimbabwe, Wales Pool C: Germany, India, Ireland, Namibia Pool D: England, South Africa, China, Austria Pool E: Australia, Spain, Canada, Scotland Pool F: United States, Korea, New Zealand, Uruguay
News18
16-06-2025
- Sport
- News18
Women's Junior Hockey World Cup: India Pooled With Germany, Ireland, Namibia
Last Updated: The biennial event has been expanded to 24 sides in the upcoming edition and will be held between the 1st and 13th of December. The Indian women's junior hockey team was grouped alongside Germany, Ireland and Namibia in the FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup set to be held in Chile. The biennial event has been expanded to 24 sides in the upcoming edition and will be held between the 1st and 13th of December. 'On the occasion of the draw ceremony held today in Santiago, Chile, the six pools of the upcoming expanded FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup Chile 2025, which will feature 24 teams for the very first time, have been determined," a FIH release read. 'It is great that the first ever 24-team FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup will be played in Chile," Andres de Witt, Chilean hockey federation president, said. 'It is also special for us that the draw ceremony for the event is being held locally in Chile for the first time, which is a great honour and responsibility for us," he added. Groups: Pool A: Netherlands, Japan, Chile, Malaysia Pool B: Argentina, Belgium, Zimbabwe, Wales Pool D: England, South Africa, China, Austria Pool F: United States, Korea, New Zealand, Uruguay. (With Inputs Form IANS) First Published: June 13, 2025, 12:23 IST
India Gazette
13-06-2025
- Sport
- India Gazette
FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup 2025: India placed in Pool C
Lausanne [Switzerland], June 13 (ANI): On the occasion of the draw ceremony held on Friday in Santiago, Chile, the six Pools of the upcoming expanded FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup Chile 2025, which will feature 24 teams for the very first time, have been determined as follows: Pool A: Netherlands, Japan, Chile, Malaysia Pool B: Argentina, Belgium, Zimbabwe, Wales Pool C: Germany, India, Ireland, Namibia Pool D: England, South Africa, China, Austria Pool E: Australia, Spain, Canada, Scotland Pool F: United States, Korea, New Zealand, Uruguay Israel Castro, Director of the Chilean National Sports Institute attended the draw ceremony, as well as Alvaro Ipinza, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Sports, Miguel Angeles Mujica, President, Chilean Olympic Committee, Carolina Sanz, Vice President, Chilean Olympic Committee, Juan Pablo Casorzo, Development Manager, Government of Santiago along with Andres de Witt, President of the Chilean Field Hockey Federation and Tony von Ondarza, FIH Honorary member. Chilean Field Hockey Federation President, Andres de Witt said: 'It is great that the first ever 24-team FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup, with teams coming from all over the world, will be played in Chile! It is also special for us that the draw ceremony for the event is being held locally in Chile for the first time, which is a great honour and responsibility for us.' This mega event in our country celebrates the Pan American heritage and will be held in our home, the Claudia Schuler National Hockey Stadium, and it would not be possible without the support of the government of Chile and our President,The Gabriel Boric and Minister of Sport Jaime Pizarro among many others. I also want to thank FIH President Tayyab Ikram for the honour of being able to host this tournament in our home.' FIH president Tayyab Ikram said: 'It's with great pleasure that FIH is going back to Chile for one of its most important events. Thank you to the leadership of Chile Hockey Federation, especially my dear friend Andres, under whose leadership we are making Chile a global hub of hockey. It will be a great occasion to welcome all the young stars from all over the world, who will be coming to enjoy the sporting moments, performing their best and also to enjoy the fantastic hospitality of Chile.' 'I am full of gratitude for the government and all the stakeholders and sponsors who are helping Chile hockey organise this mega event in Santiago. I am very happy that Santiago is not only becoming a global hub of hockey but also promoting and developing our beautiful sport at all levels. Thank you President Andres, thank you Chile Hockey executive board and thank you community of hockey in Chile,' Tayyab Ikram said as quoted by FIH release. The pinnacle of the FIH junior women's tournaments will be held from December 1 to December 13 in the city of Santiago, Chile. Netherlands are the current Junior Women's World Champions, having defeated Argentina in the final of the 2023 edition. (ANI)
Hindustan Times
13-06-2025
- Sport
- Hindustan Times
India clubbed with Germany, Ireland in women's junior hockey World Cup
Lausanne , India have been clubbed with powerhouse Germany, Ireland and Namibia in Pool C of the FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup, to be played in Santiago, Chile in December this year. The 11th edition of the biennial tournament, which has been expanded to 24 teams, will have six pools of four teams each with five-time champions Netherlands in Pool A, and two-time winners Argentina in Pool B. The tournament will be played from December 1 to 13. The previous edition in 2023, also held in Santiago, had 16 teams. "On the occasion of the draw ceremony held today in Santiago, Chile, the six pools of the upcoming expanded FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup Chile 2025, which will feature 24 teams for the very first time, have been determined," said an international hockey federation release on Friday. India have never won the prestigious tournament, finishing third in the 2013 edition held in Monchengladbach, Germany and fourth in the 2022 edition held in Potchefstroom, South Africa. The team, led by goalkeeper Nidhi, had a mixed bag in the recently-concluded 4-Nation Tournament in Argentina a preparatory event for Junior World Cup winning four games and losing two. They defeated Uruguay twice, and won one game each against Chile and Argentina. Chilean hockey federation president, Andres de Witt said, "It is great that the first ever 24-team FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup will be played in Chile. It is also special for us that the draw ceremony for the event is being held locally in Chile for the first time, which is a great honour and responsibility for us." Groups: Pool A: Netherlands, Japan, Chile, Malaysia; Pool B: Argentina, Belgium, Zimbabwe, Wales; Pool C: Germany, India, Ireland, Namibia; Pool D: England, South Africa, China, Austria; Pool E: Australia, Spain, Canada, Scotland; Pool F: United States, Korea, New Zealand, Uruguay.
