SportsPosted at: Apr 4 2026 5:10PM


Simdega to host sub-junior women’s hockey championship

Simdega, April 4 (UNI) Hockey Simdega will organise the 7th Sub-Junior Women’s Hockey Championship 2026 from April 30 to May 3 at the AstroTurf Hockey Stadium in Simdega.
The tournament is being held as part of the Simdega district foundation day celebrations, officials said.
Teams from across the district will be allowed to participate free of cost.
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