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10/11/2025
Catalonia successfully closes international hockey matches +80
The Catalan Hockey Federation celebrates the success of the organization of the first matches of the Veterans +80 category that have ever been played in the Spanish State. The matches, held during the weekend of November 8 and 9, were not only a sporting milestone, but also a lesson in longevity and passion for the sport.The result in both matches was the least, but it reflected a total equality between the competitors. The National Team of England, current European champions, tied 2-2 with the Rest of Europe Team, made up of players from several countries, including Spain.· Matchday 1 (Saturday, November 8): Castelldefels HC hosted the first match, which ended in an exciting 2-2 draw.· Matchday 2 (Sunday, November 9): CD Terrassa hosted the final, where the result was repeated 2-2, putting a brilliant end to the event.The match served to pay a well-deserved tribute to the careers of several international figures. In Catalan terms, the European team was led by Catalan coach Josep Borrell. Three Catalan players actively participated: Jordi Fàbregas, Antoni Nogués and the oldest of them all, at 95 years old, Manuel Lobo. Unfortunately, a fourth Catalan player, Agustín Masana, was unable to attend for personal reasons.The event was organized with the collaboration of the World Grand Masters Association, demonstrating Catalonia's capacity as a host of international events.The Catalan Hockey Federation would like to especially thank the cooperation of the clubs Castelldefels HC and CD Terrassa for making their facilities available, as well as the essential support of the sponsor AON to make this historic milestone possible.
4/11/2025
The Catalan Hockey Federation deeply regrets the loss of Pau Dinarès
The Catalan Hockey Federation would like to share the deep sorrow felt by the entire sports community following the passing of Pau Dinarès, a player for Club Egara, at the age of 22.The loss of such a young athlete and loved by our community is a hard blow for the entire Catalan hockey family. Pau Dinarès will be remembered for his strength, his camaraderie and his commitment to Club Egara and our sport.The Catalan Hockey Federation would like to express its most sincere and heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and the entire Club Egara family in these moments of pain.Rest in peace.
3/11/2025
Catalan hockey dominates in Santander and is proclaimed double Spanish Champion
Catalonia has made history again at the Spanish Autonomous Under-18 Championship, held in Santander from October 30 to November 2. The Catalan national teams, both men's and women's, have been proclaimed champions of Spain, consolidating a new record: seven consecutive editions winning both titles, reaffirming themselves as the undisputed reference in state hockey.A triumphant pathThe women's national team, led by Stefy Piris, completed an impeccable journey where their superiority was clear from the start. The girls convincingly defeated Cantabria (4-0), Asturias (8-1) and Valencia (11-0) before defeating Madrid (2-0) in the semifinals. The grand final against Asturias was another exercise in solidity that ended with a 2-0 victory, sealing the gold.For its part, Albert Lis' men's team followed a similar path of dominance, showing great force. After defeating Cantabria (7-3), Galicia (9-0) and Valencia (3-0), the boys faced Madrid in the final. In a duel where concentration and efficiency were at their best, Catalonia achieved a 2-0 victory, adding a new title to Catalan history.Individual talent confirms collective excellenceThis new success of Catalan hockey is not only reflected in the collective results, but also in the individual recognitions that highlighted the talent of our players. Anna Borràs was awarded the prize for the Best Player of the Tournament, while Anna Marquès took home the prize for the Highest Scorer, demonstrating that Catalan sport is an inexhaustible source of talent.This seventh consecutive double is much more than a statistic: it is proof of the excellent training work and the competitive spirit that characterizes hockey in Catalonia. The Catalan Federation congratulates the teams and their technical teams for keeping the flag of our sport at the top of the national panorama.
4/11/2025
The Catalan Hockey Federation deeply regrets the loss of Pau Dinarès
The Catalan Hockey Federation would like to share the deep sorrow felt by the entire sports community following the passing of Pau Dinarès, a player for Club Egara, at the age of 22.The loss of such a young athlete and loved by our community is a hard blow for the entire Catalan hockey family. Pau Dinarès will be remembered for his strength, his camaraderie and his commitment to Club Egara and our sport.The Catalan Hockey Federation would like to express its most sincere and heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and the entire Club Egara family in these moments of pain.Rest in peace.
3/11/2025
Catalan hockey dominates in Santander and is proclaimed double Spanish Champion
Catalonia has made history again at the Spanish Autonomous Under-18 Championship, held in Santander from October 30 to November 2. The Catalan national teams, both men's and women's, have been proclaimed champions of Spain, consolidating a new record: seven consecutive editions winning both titles, reaffirming themselves as the undisputed reference in state hockey.A triumphant pathThe women's national team, led by Stefy Piris, completed an impeccable journey where their superiority was clear from the start. The girls convincingly defeated Cantabria (4-0), Asturias (8-1) and Valencia (11-0) before defeating Madrid (2-0) in the semifinals. The grand final against Asturias was another exercise in solidity that ended with a 2-0 victory, sealing the gold.For its part, Albert Lis' men's team followed a similar path of dominance, showing great force. After defeating Cantabria (7-3), Galicia (9-0) and Valencia (3-0), the boys faced Madrid in the final. In a duel where concentration and efficiency were at their best, Catalonia achieved a 2-0 victory, adding a new title to Catalan history.Individual talent confirms collective excellenceThis new success of Catalan hockey is not only reflected in the collective results, but also in the individual recognitions that highlighted the talent of our players. Anna Borràs was awarded the prize for the Best Player of the Tournament, while Anna Marquès took home the prize for the Highest Scorer, demonstrating that Catalan sport is an inexhaustible source of talent.This seventh consecutive double is much more than a statistic: it is proof of the excellent training work and the competitive spirit that characterizes hockey in Catalonia. The Catalan Federation congratulates the teams and their technical teams for keeping the flag of our sport at the top of the national panorama.
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