Holland Cup

Heading down to King’s Park on a gloomy wet Sunday was not my idea of a fun weekend as I dragged my camera equipment, lugging it on one shoulder while holding an umbrella as I battled the elements in windy and blustery conditions.

After winning the Premier League title Khalsa-A now set their sights on the Holland Cup.

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.

Khalsa-A ended their season on a high when they rewrote their club’s history books after completing a unique treble, compliments of the Holland Cup at the newly refurbished King’s Park field-hockey Stadium on Sunday May 11.

HONG KONG—Khalsa A will have to be patient to learn who their rival finalist for this year’s Holland Cup will be after torrential rain on Sunday washed out the other semi-final between Hong Kong Football Club A and SSSC A.

In an extraordinary afternoon of hockey at the King’s Park Hockey Stadium, both of the top two teams were knocked out of the Hong Kong Hockey Association Holland Cup by underdogs at the Semi-final stage.

Hong Kong hockey’s leading knock-out Holland Cup competition is underway with the teams from the Hong Kong Hockey Association’s (HKHA) Premier Division competing for a chance to win Cup Final title.

Heading down to King’s Park on a gloomy wet Sunday was not my idea of a fun weekend as I dragged my camera equipment, lugging it on one shoulder while holding an umbrella as I battled the elements in windy and blustery conditions.

After winning the Premier League title Khalsa-A now set their sights on the Holland Cup.

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.

Khalsa-A ended their season on a high when they rewrote their club’s history books after completing a unique treble, compliments of the Holland Cup at the newly refurbished King’s Park field-hockey Stadium on Sunday May 11.

HONG KONG—Khalsa A will have to be patient to learn who their rival finalist for this year’s Holland Cup will be after torrential rain on Sunday washed out the other semi-final between Hong Kong Football Club A and SSSC A.

In an extraordinary afternoon of hockey at the King’s Park Hockey Stadium, both of the top two teams were knocked out of the Hong Kong Hockey Association Holland Cup by underdogs at the Semi-final stage.

Hong Kong hockey’s leading knock-out Holland Cup competition is underway with the teams from the Hong Kong Hockey Association’s (HKHA) Premier Division competing for a chance to win Cup Final title.