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28/04/2026
Martí Colomer Stadium to host first Final Four of Catalan Hockey Super League
On May 16th and 17th, Catalan hockey will experience an unprecedented weekend with the celebration of the first Final Four of the Catalan Super League. The Martí Colomer Stadium in Terrassa has been the chosen venue to host the resolution of this new competition, where the four best teams in the men's and women's categories will fight to make history in the tournament.The Catalan Super League was created with the aim of professionalizing the elite of regional hockey and providing the Primera Catalana teams with their own highly demanding league. After the regular season, the season will now be decided in a single-game Final Four format.Apart from the great sporting appeal, this Final Four will be a historic step in becoming the first Catalan hockey competition to award a €2,000 prize to the champion teams. This contribution, which the Federation will channel through the winning clubs, was created with a fundamental purpose: to be a direct investment in the team itself. In this way, it is guaranteed that the amount will be entirely allocated to improving the performance of the squad, providing it with more technical and structural resources to consolidate its sporting development.Official Final Four ScheduleSaturday, May 16 (Semifinals)• 9:15 p.m.: Semifinal A - Men• 11:00 p.m.: Semifinal B - Men• 17:30 p.m.: Semifinal A - Women• 19:30 p.m.: Semifinal B - WomenSunday, May 17 (Finals)• 4:00 p.m.: Men's Final• 6:00 p.m.: Women's Final• 8:00 p.m.: Awards CeremonyThe Catalan Hockey Federation invites all clubs, federation members and sports lovers to come to Terrassa to enjoy a weekend where our hockey will take a new step forward.
27/04/2026
RC Polo takes home the Copa del Rey and Club Egara takes bronze in the Copa de la Reina
Sant Cugat del Vallès was the scene this weekend of the 109th edition of the Copa del Rey and the Copa de la Reina 2026. The Club Junior 1917 facilities hosted an intense competition where the balance for our home teams closed with absolute dominance in the men's category (gold and silver) and a third place in the women's.RC Polo adds its 34th Copa del Rey against Atlètic TerrassaThe men's grand final guaranteed that the title would stay in Catalonia with a one hundred percent Catalan duel between RC Polo and Atlètic Terrassa HC. In a very tactical match and with few scoring opportunities, the balance was decided in the 49th minute, when Nico Laplaza took advantage of a rejection by Atlètic's youth goalkeeper, Lukas Palau, to score the final 0-1.With this victory, Ramon Sala's team adds its 34th Copa del Rey, expanding its record as "king of cups". Atlètic Terrassa, for its part, closes the tournament as runner-up after signing a great championship and having overcome CD Terrassa in the quarter-finals (2-1) and Club de Campo in the semi-finals. As for the rest of the Catalan representatives, Club Egara fell precisely to the champion in the quarter-finals, the same round in which the host, Club Junior, was overcome by Sanse Complutense.Bronze for Club EgaraIn the women's category, the title has traveled to Madrid after Club de Campo was awarded the Copa de la Reina. The Catalan representation on the podium has been in charge of Club Egara, which has obtained the bronze medal. The Terrassa team beat UD Taburiente in the match for third and fourth place, thus recovering from the cruel elimination in the semifinals against Sanse Complutense in the shootout.Egara's path began with a victory in the quarterfinals against Atlético Terrassa (0-3). In the same initial round of quarters, both RC Polo (against UD Taburiente) and Club Junior (against Club de Campo) were eliminated in the shootout after drawing their respective matches.Individual awardsBeyond the collective results, several players and players from the Catalan clubs have received individual awards for their brilliant performance during the tournament:Copa del Rei:• MVP of the Tournament: Marc Miralles (RC Polo)• MVP of the Final: Iñaki Zaldúa (RC Polo)• Best Goalkeeper: Marcos Giralt (RC Polo)• Promising Player: Lukas Palau-Ribes (Atlètic Terrassa)Copa de la Reina:• Best Goalkeeper: Mariona Girabent (Club Egara)• Top Scorer: Lola Brea (Club Egara)
20/04/2026
Sant Cugat se viste de gala para una Copa del Rey y de la Reina con un claro acento catalán
The great spectacle of state hockey is coming to our country this weekend. From 24 to 26 April, the facilities of Club Junior 1917 in Sant Cugat del Vallès will be the epicentre of an exciting edition of the Copa del Rey and Copa de la Reina 2026. It will be a very special weekend that will coincide with the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the hockey section of the host club, and that will feature the presence of up to ten Catalan teams fighting for the title.The competition will have an undisputed role for Catalan hockey. Of the sixteen teams participating in the final phase, ten are from our country (four in the women's team and six in the men's team), demonstrating once again the high level of our sport. All eyes are on the quarter-finals this Friday, where we will experience very intense derbies.Copa de la ReinaIn the women's category, the Catalan representation will be in charge of Atlètic Terrassa HC, Club Egara, Junior FC and RC Polo.Quarter-final schedule – Friday 24 April:11:00 a.m. | Atlètic Terrassa – Club Egara (Field 1)1:15 p.m. | Sanse Complutense – Real Sociedad (Field 2)3:00 p.m. | Real Club de Campo – Junior FC (Field 1)5:15 p.m. | UD Taburiente – RC Polo (Field 2)Copa del Rey:Regarding the men's team, the Catalan hegemony is even more evident with the participation of CD Terrassa, Atlètic Terrassa HC, Club Egara, Junior FC, RC Polo and FC Barcelona.Quarter-final schedule – Friday 24 April:11:15 a.m. | CD Terrassa – Atlètic Terrassa (Field 2)1:00 PM | Real Club de Campo – FC Barcelona (Field 1)3:15 PM | Club Egara – RC Polo (Field 2)5:00 PM | Junior FC – Sanse Complutense (Field 1)Once the tickets for the semi-finals have been decided on Friday, the most decisive action will be concentrated in Field 1 of the Junior.Saturday, April 25: It will be the turn of the Semi-finals. The men's matches will be played in the morning (10:00 AM and 12:15 PM) and the women's matches in the afternoon (2:30 PM and 4:45 PM).Sunday, April 26: The final day will begin with the matches for 3rd and 4th place (9:00 AM for men and 9:15 AM for women). The final climax will come with the Copa del Rey Final (11:00 a.m.) and the Copa de la Reina Final (1:00 p.m.).From the Catalan Hockey Federation we want to wish all our clubs good luck in this great sporting event!
27/04/2026
RC Polo takes home the Copa del Rey and Club Egara takes bronze in the Copa de la Reina
Sant Cugat del Vallès was the scene this weekend of the 109th edition of the Copa del Rey and the Copa de la Reina 2026. The Club Junior 1917 facilities hosted an intense competition where the balance for our home teams closed with absolute dominance in the men's category (gold and silver) and a third place in the women's.RC Polo adds its 34th Copa del Rey against Atlètic TerrassaThe men's grand final guaranteed that the title would stay in Catalonia with a one hundred percent Catalan duel between RC Polo and Atlètic Terrassa HC. In a very tactical match and with few scoring opportunities, the balance was decided in the 49th minute, when Nico Laplaza took advantage of a rejection by Atlètic's youth goalkeeper, Lukas Palau, to score the final 0-1.With this victory, Ramon Sala's team adds its 34th Copa del Rey, expanding its record as "king of cups". Atlètic Terrassa, for its part, closes the tournament as runner-up after signing a great championship and having overcome CD Terrassa in the quarter-finals (2-1) and Club de Campo in the semi-finals. As for the rest of the Catalan representatives, Club Egara fell precisely to the champion in the quarter-finals, the same round in which the host, Club Junior, was overcome by Sanse Complutense.Bronze for Club EgaraIn the women's category, the title has traveled to Madrid after Club de Campo was awarded the Copa de la Reina. The Catalan representation on the podium has been in charge of Club Egara, which has obtained the bronze medal. The Terrassa team beat UD Taburiente in the match for third and fourth place, thus recovering from the cruel elimination in the semifinals against Sanse Complutense in the shootout.Egara's path began with a victory in the quarterfinals against Atlético Terrassa (0-3). In the same initial round of quarters, both RC Polo (against UD Taburiente) and Club Junior (against Club de Campo) were eliminated in the shootout after drawing their respective matches.Individual awardsBeyond the collective results, several players and players from the Catalan clubs have received individual awards for their brilliant performance during the tournament:Copa del Rei:• MVP of the Tournament: Marc Miralles (RC Polo)• MVP of the Final: Iñaki Zaldúa (RC Polo)• Best Goalkeeper: Marcos Giralt (RC Polo)• Promising Player: Lukas Palau-Ribes (Atlètic Terrassa)Copa de la Reina:• Best Goalkeeper: Mariona Girabent (Club Egara)• Top Scorer: Lola Brea (Club Egara)
20/04/2026
Sant Cugat se viste de gala para una Copa del Rey y de la Reina con un claro acento catalán
The great spectacle of state hockey is coming to our country this weekend. From 24 to 26 April, the facilities of Club Junior 1917 in Sant Cugat del Vallès will be the epicentre of an exciting edition of the Copa del Rey and Copa de la Reina 2026. It will be a very special weekend that will coincide with the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the hockey section of the host club, and that will feature the presence of up to ten Catalan teams fighting for the title.The competition will have an undisputed role for Catalan hockey. Of the sixteen teams participating in the final phase, ten are from our country (four in the women's team and six in the men's team), demonstrating once again the high level of our sport. All eyes are on the quarter-finals this Friday, where we will experience very intense derbies.Copa de la ReinaIn the women's category, the Catalan representation will be in charge of Atlètic Terrassa HC, Club Egara, Junior FC and RC Polo.Quarter-final schedule – Friday 24 April:11:00 a.m. | Atlètic Terrassa – Club Egara (Field 1)1:15 p.m. | Sanse Complutense – Real Sociedad (Field 2)3:00 p.m. | Real Club de Campo – Junior FC (Field 1)5:15 p.m. | UD Taburiente – RC Polo (Field 2)Copa del Rey:Regarding the men's team, the Catalan hegemony is even more evident with the participation of CD Terrassa, Atlètic Terrassa HC, Club Egara, Junior FC, RC Polo and FC Barcelona.Quarter-final schedule – Friday 24 April:11:15 a.m. | CD Terrassa – Atlètic Terrassa (Field 2)1:00 PM | Real Club de Campo – FC Barcelona (Field 1)3:15 PM | Club Egara – RC Polo (Field 2)5:00 PM | Junior FC – Sanse Complutense (Field 1)Once the tickets for the semi-finals have been decided on Friday, the most decisive action will be concentrated in Field 1 of the Junior.Saturday, April 25: It will be the turn of the Semi-finals. The men's matches will be played in the morning (10:00 AM and 12:15 PM) and the women's matches in the afternoon (2:30 PM and 4:45 PM).Sunday, April 26: The final day will begin with the matches for 3rd and 4th place (9:00 AM for men and 9:15 AM for women). The final climax will come with the Copa del Rey Final (11:00 a.m.) and the Copa de la Reina Final (1:00 p.m.).From the Catalan Hockey Federation we want to wish all our clubs good luck in this great sporting event!
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