Field Hockey

HKCC succumbed to relentless pressure from Khalsa to go down 10-0 in their HKHA Premier match at HK Football Club on Sunday March 13, while hosts HKFC had to fight hard for their 4-1 victory against Pak-A in the later match at the same venue.

Khalsa-A’s new year began as 2015 ended, by staying firmly on top of the Premier League standings in formidable fashion after an emphatic 5-1 win over Hong Kong Football Club-A (Club) last Sunday Jan 17 in a thriller at—the Sports Road venue.

SSSC-A goalkeeper Gurdev Singh was crowned ‘man-of-the-match’ for his brilliant performance between the post but his acrobatic skills still failed to halt Khalsa-A from leaving Happy Valley with the 49th edition of the Guru Nanak Cup after they edged out their rivals 2-1 last Sunday Dec 13, 2015.

Khalsa-A and KNS both logged high score wins in their opening matches of the new Premier season at King’s Park on Sunday Sept 20. Khalsa defeated Pak-A 10-3, while KNS-A slotted eight goals past league newcomers HKU-A. Although it is not a surprise it sets Khalsa at the head of the standings on goal difference with KNS in second place.

Hong Kong—The HKHA Men’s Cup Semi-finals of the Holland Cup were held last Sunday April 26 with wins for Punjab-A and SSSC-A.

HONG KONG—With just three more rounds to play in the HKHA Premier Division it is all square at the top of the Standings with Khalsa-A heading the table on goal difference from SSSC-A, both on 34-points. Khalsa-A were held to a 4-4 draw by Valley-A and SSSC-A were beaten 4-6 by Punjab-A to move Punjab-A onto 32-points.