Punjab, Jharkhand, MP, UP, Bengal & AP Win on Day 5 of Sub Jr Women's Nationals

Hockey Punjab secured a 2-0 win over Hockey Maharashtra in Division A. Uttar Pradesh Hockey delivered a stunning 17-1 victory against Manipur, led by Shahrukh Ali's 11 goals. In other matches, Hockey Madhya Pradesh won 10-1, and Hockey Jharkhand clinched a narrow 1-0 win. In Division B, Hockey Bengal dominated with an 18-0 win, while Hockey Arunachal won 5-3.

Key Points: Day 5 Results: Sub Junior Women's Hockey National Championship

  • Punjab wins 2-0
  • UP scores 17-1 victory
  • MP defeats Kerala 10-1
  • Bengal wins 18-0
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Sub Jr Women National C'ship: Punjab, Jharkhand, MP, UP, Bengal and AP win on Day 5

Hockey Punjab, Jharkhand, MP, UP, Bengal, and Arunachal win on Day 5 of the Sub Junior Women's National Championship. Get scores and goal scorers.

"Shahrukh Ali scored 11 goals - Uttar Pradesh's dominant win"

Ranchi, April 5

Hockey Punjab, Uttar Pradesh Hockey, Hockey Madhya Pradesh, Hockey Jharkhand won on opening day of Division A of the 16th Hockey India Sub Junior Women National Championship 2026. Meanwhile, In Division B, Hockey Bengal and Hockey Arunachal registered wins at the Rajgir Sports Complex on Sunday.

In Pool A of Division A, Hockey Punjab secured a 2-0 win against Hockey Maharashtra. Sangat Singh (10') and Akash Deep (53') scored for the winners.

In Pool C, Uttar Pradesh Hockey defeated Manipur Hockey 17-1. Shahrukh Ali (5', 22', 23', 24', 29', 33', 35', 36', 49, 49', 59') scored 11 goals, while Nitish Yadav (3', 18') scored a brace. Captain Kushwaha Ketan (6') and also Karan Dhanak (17') found the back of the net. For Manipur Hockey, Maibam Manimatum (14') scored their lone goal.

In Pool D, Hockey Madhya Pradesh registered a Kerala Hockey 10-1. Raiyan Ul Haq (5', 34', 36') scored a hat-trick, while Gazee Khan (49', 55'), Captain Ansh Bahutra (15'), Ayush Singh Lodhi (25'), Karan Gautam (37'), Deepak Singh (45'), Devraj Prajapat (52') also added to the goal tally for their side.

In Pool B, Hockey Jharkhand clinched a 1-0 win against Dadra & Nagar Haveli And Daman & Diu Hockey. Ashish Tani Purti (22') scored the only goal of the game.

In Pool A of Division B, Hockey Bengal registered an 18-0 win over Hockey Gujarat. Munna Kumar Singh (5', 27', 37', 49', 50', 55') scored six, while Sujal Turi (28', 32', 42') and Sujal Balmiki (57', 59', 60') bagged hat-tricks. Risav Ray (17', 24') and Ratan Bind (24', 29') scored braces, while Captain Riju Bar (28') and Abhishek Thakur (47') also contributed.

In Pool B of the same division, Hockey Arunachal got over the line with a 5-3 win against Chhattisgarh Hockey. Rajbhar Shubham (25', 33', 38'), Ashwani Patel (15') and Mohit Yadav (49') scored for the winners, while Om Kumar Yadav (27', 40') and Gopal Paikra (55') found the back of the net for Chhattisgarh Hockey.

- IANS

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Priya S
As a sports teacher, I'm thrilled to see these young girls competing at such a high level. Shahrukh Ali scoring 11 goals is phenomenal! This is exactly the kind of platform we need to encourage more girls to take up sports. Kudos to Hockey India.
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Vikram M
While the big wins are impressive, the scorelines like 17-1 and 18-0 are a bit concerning. Hockey India should maybe look at better seeding or more divisions to ensure competitive matches. It's demoralizing for the losing teams, even at this level.
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Sarah B
Following from Canada! It's fantastic to see the depth of hockey talent across so many Indian states. Special shoutout to Hockey Arunachal for their win – great to see representation from the North-East doing well. Keep it up!
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Rohit P
Punjab and Jharkhand winning close matches shows good temperament. These tournaments are not just about goals, but also about handling pressure. Well done to all the young players! Jai Hind!
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Kavya N
So many hat-tricks and braces! The goal-scoring is incredible. Munna Kumar Singh with 6 goals for Bengal is a star in the making. Hope these players get the right guidance to reach the senior national team one day.

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