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5/06/2025
The protagonists of the 56th Catalan Hockey Festival: discover the award winners
Next Friday, June 13, the Sala Clavé in Sant Cugat del Vallès will host the 56th Catalan Hockey Festival, an event that highlights the excellence and dedication of players, coaches, clubs and other key figures in our sport.Below, we present the list of awardees who will receive recognition for their contributions and successes during this season.Awardees of the 56th Catalan Hockey FestivalGold Stick: Hockey+ ProjectHonor Medal: Jordi Ribes Reves, Aleix Villatoro and Oliver and Gabriel Masfurroll Lacambra.Gold Badges: Maria Josep Pujol, Antoni Puig Camí, Nick Irvine and Marc Malgosa Torrent.Sticks for History: Xantal Giné Patsi, Xavier Escudé Torrente, Ignasi Escudé Torrente and Juan de Dios García-Mauriño Sánchis.Lluís Ysamat Trophy: Luis Calzado Basso.Farreras Valentí Award: Laia Vidosa Artigas.FCH Special Plaque: Francesc Salvatella Badiella, Jordi Robirosa i Dejean and Àngel Càrdenas.Most Veteran Player: Salvador Salvatella Vilai Annick Verthoven.Bronze Medal for Sports Merit: Marc Recasens and Maialen Garcia (100 international matches).Medal for Referee Merit: Jonathan Gómez Gómez.Award for Best Teammate “Quico Carné”: Bernat Olivares Velasco.Best Federated Referee: Bernat Carbonell Sala, Ot Corominas Ricart and Gaby Raimondi.Promising Player: Ton Moran Marquès.Promising Player: Ivet Martí Guiu and Marta Armenteras Serra.Best 1st Division Player: Jose Borrell Segura and Alex Casasayas Carles.Best 1st Division Player: Andrea Puig Tarantola.Best Hockey+ League Athlete: Josue Emmanuel Álvarez Benites.Hockey+ Award: Naccari Ravà Foundation.Event DetailsDate: Friday, June 13, 2025Time: Access from 7:00 p.m., start at 7:30 p.m.Location: Sala Clavé, Sant Cugat del VallèsThere are still some tickets available to enjoy this great celebration of Catalan hockey. BUY TICKETWe look forward to seeing you to share an unforgettable night!
3/06/2025
The matches of the 56th Catalan Hockey Festival are held at the Junior Club of Sant Cugat
Next Saturday, June 14, the Junior Club of Sant Cugat del Vallès will be the scene of the matches of the 56th Catalan Hockey Festival, a special day that will bring together players from various categories, from pre-teens to children, to celebrate the end of the 2024-2025 season.The matches, which will last 10 minutes, will be played between fields 1 and 2. As the matches end, all participants will receive the commemorative medal of the 2025 Festival, recognizing their effort and commitment throughout the season.CHECK THE SCHEDULES THROUGH THE FOLLOWING LINK: SCHEDULESPractical information for participating teamsDate: Saturday, June 14Location: Club Junior, Sant Cugat del VallèsAccess: Teams will enter exclusively through the Guinardera gate, located behind field 2. This access allows for free and easy parking, thus avoiding the saturation of the main parking lot of the Junior facilities.We look forward to seeing you at Club Junior to celebrate the 56th Catalan Hockey Festival together!
2/06/2025
Catalan clubs dominate the Final Four played in Terrassa
This weekend, the Martí Colomer Municipal Stadium in Terrassa was the scene of an exciting Final Four, which brought together the best teams from the highest national categories of the Honor Division A and B, both in the men's and women's categories. Catalan clubs played a prominent role, with three of the four titles at stake won by teams from our country.The Real Club de Polo de Barcelona played a great performance, proclaiming themselves champions of the Honor Division A for men. In a tight final against Atlètic Terrassa, Ramon Sala's team won 2-1 thanks to a decisive goal from Benedikt Schwarzhaupt a few minutes from the end. This match was also special as it saw off a hockey legend, Xavi Lleonart, who ended his career with a great performance.In the men's Division of Honor B, Pedralbes HC won 3-2 in an exciting duel against Egara 1935. With moments of high tension and key goals from Guillermo Umbert and Santiago Zaldua, Pedralbes confirmed their hegemony in a highly intense final.In the women's Division of Honor B, Vallès Esportiu proved unstoppable against Castelldefels, with a final score of 3-1. Goals from Anna Solà, Paola Amat and Maria Solà secured the title for the team from Sant Cugat.The only title that did not remain in Catalonia was the Iberdrola League, where Club de Campo Villa de Madrid beat Atlètic Terrassa in a very close final that ended with a score of 2-1. Despite the great effort of the yellows, they were unable to neutralize the forcefulness of Club de Campo in the penalty corner kicks.Individual Awards Men's Honor Division ABest Player: Guillermo Fortuño (RC Polo)Best Goalkeeper: Luis Calzado (RC Polo)Best Promising Player: Guiu Corominas (Atlètic Terrassa HC)Top Scorer: Benedikt Schwarzhaupt (RC Polo)Individual Awards Women's Honor Division ABest Player: Constanza Amundson (Club de Campo)Best Goalkeeper: Clara Pérez (Atlètic Terrassa HC)Best Promising Player: Anna Marquès (Atlètic Terrassa HC)Top Scorer: Candela Mejías (Club de Campo)The Final Four has once again demonstrated the level of Catalan hockey, with an outstanding presence in all categories and titles that reinforce the strength of Catalan clubs at the national level.
3/06/2025
The matches of the 56th Catalan Hockey Festival are held at the Junior Club of Sant Cugat
Next Saturday, June 14, the Junior Club of Sant Cugat del Vallès will be the scene of the matches of the 56th Catalan Hockey Festival, a special day that will bring together players from various categories, from pre-teens to children, to celebrate the end of the 2024-2025 season.The matches, which will last 10 minutes, will be played between fields 1 and 2. As the matches end, all participants will receive the commemorative medal of the 2025 Festival, recognizing their effort and commitment throughout the season.CHECK THE SCHEDULES THROUGH THE FOLLOWING LINK: SCHEDULESPractical information for participating teamsDate: Saturday, June 14Location: Club Junior, Sant Cugat del VallèsAccess: Teams will enter exclusively through the Guinardera gate, located behind field 2. This access allows for free and easy parking, thus avoiding the saturation of the main parking lot of the Junior facilities.We look forward to seeing you at Club Junior to celebrate the 56th Catalan Hockey Festival together!
2/06/2025
Catalan clubs dominate the Final Four played in Terrassa
This weekend, the Martí Colomer Municipal Stadium in Terrassa was the scene of an exciting Final Four, which brought together the best teams from the highest national categories of the Honor Division A and B, both in the men's and women's categories. Catalan clubs played a prominent role, with three of the four titles at stake won by teams from our country.The Real Club de Polo de Barcelona played a great performance, proclaiming themselves champions of the Honor Division A for men. In a tight final against Atlètic Terrassa, Ramon Sala's team won 2-1 thanks to a decisive goal from Benedikt Schwarzhaupt a few minutes from the end. This match was also special as it saw off a hockey legend, Xavi Lleonart, who ended his career with a great performance.In the men's Division of Honor B, Pedralbes HC won 3-2 in an exciting duel against Egara 1935. With moments of high tension and key goals from Guillermo Umbert and Santiago Zaldua, Pedralbes confirmed their hegemony in a highly intense final.In the women's Division of Honor B, Vallès Esportiu proved unstoppable against Castelldefels, with a final score of 3-1. Goals from Anna Solà, Paola Amat and Maria Solà secured the title for the team from Sant Cugat.The only title that did not remain in Catalonia was the Iberdrola League, where Club de Campo Villa de Madrid beat Atlètic Terrassa in a very close final that ended with a score of 2-1. Despite the great effort of the yellows, they were unable to neutralize the forcefulness of Club de Campo in the penalty corner kicks.Individual Awards Men's Honor Division ABest Player: Guillermo Fortuño (RC Polo)Best Goalkeeper: Luis Calzado (RC Polo)Best Promising Player: Guiu Corominas (Atlètic Terrassa HC)Top Scorer: Benedikt Schwarzhaupt (RC Polo)Individual Awards Women's Honor Division ABest Player: Constanza Amundson (Club de Campo)Best Goalkeeper: Clara Pérez (Atlètic Terrassa HC)Best Promising Player: Anna Marquès (Atlètic Terrassa HC)Top Scorer: Candela Mejías (Club de Campo)The Final Four has once again demonstrated the level of Catalan hockey, with an outstanding presence in all categories and titles that reinforce the strength of Catalan clubs at the national level.
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