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10/12/2025 Spain, runner-up in the U-21 World Cup with a prominent Catalan presence

The Spanish U-21 men's team has won a valuable silver medal at the World Cup held in Chennai (India), after falling in the final against Germany in a very tight shootout (1-1 / 3-2). The team, led by Catalan Oriol Torras and with fourteen Catalan players on the roster, has starred in an excellent championship that culminates in a historic result: it is the first time that Spain has reached the final of this category.The decisive match has been marked by balance and intensity from the first minute. Germany took the lead in the 25th minute, but the Spanish team responded quickly with a 1-1 score by Nicolas Mustaros just before the start of the second half. Neither team managed to unbalance the score before the end of regulation time, and the title was decided in the shootout. Despite starting the round successfully, Spain ended up losing 3-2.The journey to the final confirms the great moment of the national team: an agonizing victory in the quarterfinals against New Zealand (4-3), a decisive victory against Argentina in the semifinals (2-1) and an impeccable group stage with three victories against Egypt (8-0), Belgium (2-0) and Namibia (13-0).The Catalan Hockey Federation congratulates all the players, staff and especially the Catalan representatives for their excellent participation in a World Cup that leaves a milestone for our hockey. 3/12/2025 Terrassa will host the finals of the Catalan Championship of Honor Division of indoor hockey

The Can Jofresa pavilion in Terrassa will once again be the scene of the finals of the Catalan Championship of Honor Division of indoor hockey, which will be played on Sunday, January 18, 2026. The facility will once again bring together the best teams in Catalonia on a day that will decide the titles in the men's and women's categories.The women's final will be played at 5:00 p.m., while the men's final will take place at 6:30 p.m.Access to the event will be free for all attendees, for this reason the Catalan Hockey Federation invites all fans and followers to attend and support the finalist teams. 27/11/2025 The Hockey+ Project celebrates its 20th anniversary by recovering the Catalan national team and releasing accessible regulations

The Catalan Hockey Federation held an event today at the High Performance Centre in Sant Cugat to commemorate 20 years of the Hockey+ Project and promote its new stage with the official presentation of the Catalan hockey+ team and the launch of the new adapted regulations.The event was attended by players representing the Catalan clubs participating in the project, as well as collaborating entities, personalities who have contributed decisively to its growth over two decades and authorities such as Abel Garcia, general secretary of sports.20 years of success and social commitmentThe Hockey+ Project, started in 2006, has consolidated itself as a benchmark discipline, offering people with intellectual disabilities the possibility of enjoying field hockey in a safe and competitive environment. During the presentation, the commitment of the Federation, which is committed to equal opportunities and inclusion as central axes of its work, was highlighted.To celebrate these 20 years, the new logo commemorating the anniversary of the project has been presented and it has been announced that several commemorative events will be held throughout the year to celebrate this milestone.Accessible regulations and the Catalan selectionDuring the event, the first cognitively accessible regulations for Catalan hockey were presented, designed with the easy-to-read methodology. This advance will allow players to learn the rules of the game autonomously, reinforcing their independence and positioning the project as a benchmark for good practices.The second major milestone of the day was the recovery of the Catalan Hockey+ team. The team, which was already active between 2010 and 2015, wants to offer participants new opportunities to compete at an international level, projecting the image of Catalan hockey as a benchmark for inclusion.The event served to reinforce the Catalan Hockey Federation's commitment to a more inclusive sports model, culminating two decades of work on the Hockey+ Project. The Catalan national team and the new accessible regulations make Catalan hockey a benchmark for good practices, highlighting the contribution of Hockey+ athletes to a fairer and more respectful society with diversity.