round glass Punjab Hockey Club Academy and RK Roy Hockey Academy were crowned champions in the women’s and men’s categories of the 2nd Hockey India Sub Junior Men’s and Women’s Academy Championship 2024 Zone A & B in New Delhi today.
round glass Punjab Hockey Club Academy defeated Har Hockey Academy to claim the top spot, while Anantapur Sports Academy finished third after defeating RK Roy Hockey Academy in the women’s category. In the men’s category, RK Roy Hockey Academy emerged victorious against Army Children’s Sports Company in the final, while Har Hockey Academy defeated Ghumanhera Riser Academy to finish third.
round glass Punjab The Hockey Club Academy defeated the Har Hockey Academy 1-0 in the Women’s Final. Verma Taniya (43′) broke the tie in the third quarter and the Roundglass Punjab Hockey Club Academy defended the small lead to take the gold medal.
Anantapur Sports Academy defeated RK Roy Hockey Academy 3-2 to finish third in the women’s category. RK Roy Hockey Academy took the lead through Aind Anjani (12’), but a quickfire double from Talari Bhavana (25’, 26’, 55’) tilted the game in Anantapur Sports Academy’s favour. Aind Alisa (39’) equalised for RK Roy Hockey Academy in the third quarter, but a last-gasp goal from Talari Bhavana sealed the win for Anantapur Sports Academy.
RK Roy Hockey Academy defeated Army Boys Sports Company 2 – 2 (4 – 3 SO) in the final of the men’s category. Arjun (3’, 52’) scored a brace for Army Boys Sports Company while captain Kumar Vinay (35’) and Hemrom Namjan (42’) found the back of the net for RK Roy Hockey Academy in regulation time. Bhengra Sukuvan and Hemrom Birsa converted their penalty shoot-outs for RK Roy Hockey Academy. And Bhengra Sukuvan stepped up twice to score from the penalty spot after Purti Antoni Sandi and captain Kumar Vinay were fouled during their penalty shoot-outs.
Har Hockey Academy defeated Ghumanhera Riser Academy 3-3 (3-0 SO) in the penalty shoot-out in the men’s category to finish third. Siddharth (5’) and captain Tashu (12’, 18’) scored for Ghumanhera Riser Academy while Ajay (9’), Karan (38’) and Duhan Dipesh (48’) equalised for Har Hockey Academy to force the shoot-out. Duhan Dipesh, Mohit Jhunjhar and Karan scored in the penalty shoot-out to confirm Har Hockey Academy’s victory.
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