Victorious Day for Odisha, Haryana and Mizoram in National Women’s Hockey League
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Synopsis
On March 22, in Ranchi, Hockey Association of Odisha, Hockey Haryana, and Hockey Mizoram achieved notable victories in the National Women’s Hockey League 2024-2025. Odisha defeated Manipur 5-1, Haryana bested Maharashtra 6-0, while Mizoram won against Bengal 1-0.
Key Takeaways
- Hockey Association of Odisha won 5-1 against Manipur.
- Hockey Haryana triumphed 6-0 over Hockey Maharashtra.
- Hockey Mizoram secured a 1-0 victory against Hockey Bengal.
- Both Hockey Haryana and Hockey Mizoram stay in strong positions.
- Competitive matches showcase the talent in women's hockey.
Ranchi, March 22 (NationPress) The leading teams, Hockey Association of Odisha, Hockey Haryana, and Hockey Mizoram, celebrated significant victories on the fourth day of the Final Phase of the National Women’s Hockey League 2024-2025 held at the Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Munda International Hockey Stadium on Saturday.
In the opening match, the Hockey Association of Odisha triumphed over Manipur Hockey with a score of 5-1 in a Pool A clash. Surekha Bahala (38’, 40’, 42’) netted a hat-trick for the Hockey Association of Odisha, while Shibani Lugun (6’) and Dipika Barwa (9’) each added a goal.
For Manipur Hockey, Kamala Devi Ningombam (7’) provided a solitary consolation goal.
Following this, Hockey Haryana dominated Hockey Maharashtra 6-0. Supriya (16’, 39’) and captain Pooja Malik (21’, 28’) scored two goals each, while Shashi Khasa (10’) and Nandni (60’) contributed one goal each, sealing the match in favor of Hockey Haryana.
In the third encounter, Hockey Mizoram edged out Hockey Bengal 1-0, with Manglawmsang (42’) scoring the decisive goal, marking their third victory in the tournament.
Additionally, Hockey Jharkhand overcame Hockey Maharashtra 1-0 in the final match of Friday, with Shanti Kumari (50’) finding the net for Hockey Jharkhand.
On Friday, Hockey Madhya Pradesh secured a narrow 1-0 win against Hockey Association of Odisha. The match was fiercely contested until Sneha Patel (42’) scored, leading to Hockey Madhya Pradesh achieving their second victory, placing them third in the pool standings.
In another match, Hockey Haryana defeated Hockey Bengal 2-0, with Sejal (52’) and Supriya (59’) each scoring, ensuring Hockey Haryana remains unbeaten in their three matches played and leading the pool standings.
