The weekend of Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd May provided a wealth of fantastic hockey as Swansea Bay Sports Park played host to the Hoci Cymru National Finals. It was a weekend laden with brilliant moments and battles as national titles were retained and claimed by fresh hands. One such title was the Women’s Championship. Penarth Ladies suffered heartache last year, losing the final 2-1 to Cardiff & Met, but overturned the disappointment to get their hands on the crown this time out with a...

Wales senior men have been drawn into Pool D alongside England, India and Pakistan for the 2026 Hockey World Cup. The draw took place on Tuesday afternoon at the iconic Wagener Stadium in Amsterdam, one of the venues for this summer’s event. The World Cup will take place across Wavre in Belgium and Amsterdam in the Netherlands, from 15th to 30th August. Pool D will see our senior men take on England, India and Pakistan – ranked 4th, 8th, and 12th in the world respectively – across venues in...

Wales’ women travelled to India with a tough ask, heading into the tournament as one of the lowest rank sides, but came out the other side having once again outperformed their ranking. Despite a world ranking of 25th, the team’s quality and potential had been on full show in recent times, and the players had proven themselves worthy of the biggest of stages. As Head Coach Kevin Johnson said in the build-up to the competition, “we know we can run teams close, we know what our strengths are and...