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The long-awaited National Junior League 2026 (NJL)

The long-awaited National Junior League 2026 (NJL) kicks off this weekend! 🏑
Here are this week’s fixtures — down and show your support for our young athletes!

🏑 NJL 2026 – Week 1 Update The National Junio

🏑 NJL 2026 – Week 1 Update
The National Junior League 2026 has officially kicked off. A great start to the season with competitive matches and strong performances across all divisions.

Looking forward to more exciting hockey in the weeks ahead 🔥

#NJL2026 #NationalJuniorLeague #SingaporeHockey #YouthHockey

After a thrilling opening weekend of NJL action 🏑, we’re back with the Week 2 fixtures — don’t miss out!

#NJL2026 #NationalJuniorLeague #SingaporeHockey #youthhockey

🥉 SEA Games 2025 | Men’s Indoor Hockey The S

🥉 SEA Games 2025 | Men’s Indoor Hockey

The Singapore Men’s Indoor Hockey team concluded their SEA Games 2025 campaign with a Bronze medal finish, demonstrating resilience, discipline, and steady improvement against strong regional opposition.

Singapore opened the tournament with a challenging match against Indonesia on 13 December, facing sustained pressure but remaining organised defensively. The team followed up on 14 December against Thailand, delivering a competitive performance marked by improved structure and effective counter-attacking play.

On 15 December, Singapore recorded a convincing 8–1 victory over the Philippines, displaying maturity, composure, and control across all four quarters. The team managed the tempo well, capitalised on scoring opportunities, and executed their game plan with discipline.

Singapore then faced Malaysia in the group stage on 16 December and again in the semi-final on 18 December. Despite the results, the team showed clear progress in defensive organisation, resilience under pressure, and collective effort, particularly in the semi-final where improvements in structure and competitiveness were evident.

Across the tournament, the Men’s Indoor team demonstrated commitment, growth, and fighting spirit, culminating in a Bronze medal finish for Singapore.

🥉 SEA Games 2025 | Women’s Indoor Hockey The

🥉 SEA Games 2025 | Women’s Indoor Hockey

The Singapore Women’s Indoor Hockey team concluded their SEA Games 2025 campaign with a Bronze medal finish, showcasing resilience, determination, and strong collective effort throughout the tournament.

Singapore began their campaign on 13 December against Malaysia, competing with intensity and commitment against a strong opponent. The team followed up with a disciplined performance against Indonesia on 14 December, displaying defensive resilience and perseverance, which was rewarded with a well-worked outfield goal.

On 16 December, Singapore faced Thailand in a challenging encounter, continuing to compete with discipline and determination. The team responded positively on 17 December with a composed 2–0 victory over the Philippines, dominating possession, applying sustained pressure, and executing attacking opportunities effectively.

In the semi-final on 18 December, Singapore met Thailand once again, delivering a resilient performance marked by defensive discipline and a strong third quarter in which the team successfully held off opposition attacks.

Throughout the tournament, the Women’s Indoor team displayed courage, unity, and growth, reflecting their commitment and competitive spirit, and finishing the SEA Games 2025 with a Bronze medal for Singapore.

🥉 SEA Games 2025 | Women’s Field Hockey The

🥉 SEA Games 2025 | Women’s Field Hockey

The Singapore Women’s Field Hockey team concluded their SEA Games 2025 campaign with a Bronze medal finish, demonstrating resilience, determination, and unity throughout the tournament.

Singapore opened their campaign on 11 December against Malaysia, starting strongly with positive attacking movements and solid defensive organisation. Despite their efforts, Malaysia capitalised on set-piece opportunities to secure the win.

On 14 December, Singapore faced Thailand, delivering a resilient performance marked by strong work rate and defensive commitment. Thailand converted key chances through penalty corners and a field goal.

Singapore then met Indonesia on 15 December, starting the match positively and matching the opposition in the early stages. The team responded well in the third quarter with sustained attacking pressure and multiple penalty corners, showing strong character despite the result.

In the semi-final on 18 December, Singapore faced Malaysia once again. Despite the challenging scoreline, the team continued to compete with professionalism and commitment until the final whistle.

Across the tournament, the Women’s Field Hockey team consistently demonstrated resilience, perseverance, and collective effort, finishing the SEA Games 2025 with a Bronze medal for Singapore.

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