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Ahli Sidab crowned 2025 OHL champions
Ahli Sidab crowned 2025 OHL champions

Observer

time22-05-2025

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Ahli Sidab crowned 2025 OHL champions

MUSCAT, MAY 22 Ahli Sidab Club secured the 2025 Oman Hockey League title after a narrow 1-0 victory over Seeb Club in a thrilling final match at the Oman Hockey Stadium in Al Amerat on Wednesday night. The match, attended by Azzan bin Qasim al Busaidy, Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism for Tourism, and Dr Marwan bin Juma al Juma, Chairman of the Oman Hockey Association, was filled with excitement and competitive spirit. The match began cautiously, with both teams sharing possession without creating real chances, ending the first quarter goalless. The second quarter followed a similar pattern with no goals scored. In the third quarter, Ahli Sidab's Rashad al Fazari broke the deadlock, converting a well-executed penalty corner into the only goal of the match. Despite Seeb's attempts to equalise, Ahli Sidab maintained their lead to end the quarter ahead. The final quarter saw increased pressure from Seeb, but Ahli Sidab's defence held firm until the final whistle, securing a well-earned championship title. Notable performers from Seeb included Amjad al Hasani, Fahad al Lawati, Khalid al Hasani and Mohammed al Lawati. For Ahli Sidab, standouts included Rashad al Fazari, Haitham al Wahaibi, Shafi Talib and Khalid al Shoaibi. AL AMERAT SECURE BRONZE In the third-place match, Al Amerat delivered a commanding 6-0 victory over Salalah Club. Mahmoud Ashour opened the scoring in the sixth minute of the first quarter. Ayman Faraj doubled the lead in the second quarter with an impressive solo effort. Al Amerat continued their dominance in the third quarter, with goals from Osama Ramadan and Ahmed al Nofali — who scored from a penalty corner. Ayman Faraj added a fifth goal before completing his hat-trick in the 49th minute of the final quarter, sealing Al Amerat's third-place finish in emphatic fashion. At the conclusion of the tournament, the shining stars were honoured, with Maitham al Wahaibi (Ahli Sidab) receiving the Best Rising Player award, while the Best Goalkeeper award went to his teammate Ibrahim al Farsi, while Rashad al Fazari (Ahli Sidab) won the league's top scorer award. The Best Player award went to Osama Ramadan (Al Amerat), in recognition of his remarkable performance throughout the tournament. 'REMARKABLE FINAL' OHA Vice-Chairman Saeed al Maamari expressed his great satisfaction with the level of organisation and competition in the 2025 season finale. 'We are proud to conclude this exceptional season. Congratulations to Ahli Sidab for their well-deserved championship, and to Seeb for securing second place. Al Amerat also performed remarkably to claim third,' said Al Maamari. He added, 'The final match was thrilling until the last minute, full of competitiveness and balance. It's a clear indicator of the steady progress hockey is making in Oman and the rising level of local club competition. We were also impressed by the emerging young talents — future stars who will strengthen the national team.' He concluded by emphasising the importance of continuing to organise high-quality domestic competitions, describing them as essential to the sport's development and its growing presence both locally and internationally. Pics by Abdulwahid al Hamadani

Seeb edge Al Amerat, Ahli Sidab thrash Salalah
Seeb edge Al Amerat, Ahli Sidab thrash Salalah

Observer

time19-05-2025

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Seeb edge Al Amerat, Ahli Sidab thrash Salalah

MUSCAT, MAY 19 The final stage of the 2025 Oman Hockey League continues on Tuesday with two decisive matches taking place at the Oman Hockey Stadium in Al Amerat. In the first match, Salalah Club will face Seeb Club in a game between two teams aiming to reach the final. The second match will see Ahli Sidab Club clash with Al Amerat Club in a fierce battle for a place in the final. The league concludes on Wednesday with the final match to determine the champion, alongside the third-place playoff. Seeb defeated Al Amerat in an exciting second-round semifinal match with a close 3-2 victory. The first quarter was balanced with both teams exchanging attempts but failing to score. Early in the second quarter, Seeb opened the scoring through Abdullah al Hasani from a penalty corner in the 17th minute. His teammate Imad al Hasani doubled the lead in the 29th minute, ending the quarter with Seeb leading 2-0. In the third quarter, Al Amerat managed to pull one back when Osama Ramadan converted a penalty corner in the 41st minute. Despite both teams pushing hard, the score remained 2-1 in favor of Seeb at the end of the quarter. The intensity increased in the final quarter as Seeb extended their lead with a third goal by Fahad al Lawati from a penalty corner in the 45th minute. Al Amerat refused to give up, and Elias al Nofali scored their second goal from a penalty corner in the 53rd minute. Despite Al Amerat's efforts to equalise in the closing minutes, Seeb held on to their lead, securing a 3-2 victory. AHLI SIDAB SINK SALALAH In the second match, Ahli Sidab achieved a massive 8-1 victory over Salalah. Ahli Sidab started strong, with Shafi Talib scoring early in the third minute, capitalising on his team's relentless pressure, while Salalah relied on ineffective counter-attacks. Shafi Talib struck again in the 12th minute to make it 2-0 and Rashad al Fazari added a third in the 14th minute, ending the first quarter 3-0. Salalah showed some improvement in the second quarter, but Ahli Sidab continued their dominance, with Waqas Saad scoring the fourth goal from a penalty corner in the 23rd minute, closing the quarter 4-0. Ahli Sidab maintained their momentum in the third quarter, with Rashad al Fazari scoring his second goal from a penalty corner in the 34th minute. Two minutes later, Almas al Qasmi made it 6-0, ending the quarter with a commanding lead. In the final quarter, Maitham al Wahaibi added the seventh goal in the 52nd minute. Salalah managed to score their only goal a minute later through Hussain Hatim. However, Shafi Talib completed his hat-trick with his third goal in the 57th minute, sealing a big 8-1 victory for Ahli Sidab.

Ahli Sidab, Al Amerat continue winning run in OHL
Ahli Sidab, Al Amerat continue winning run in OHL

Observer

time13-05-2025

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Ahli Sidab, Al Amerat continue winning run in OHL

Muscat: Ahli Sidab Club continued their positive run in the Oman Hockey League after securing a 4-2 win over Salalah Club at the Hockey Oman Stadium in Al Amerat on Monday. The game started with excitement right from the opening minutes, as Ahli Sidab capitalised on their first real opportunity to take the lead in the fourth minute through Ammar al Shoaibi, who successfully converted a penalty corner. However, Ahli Sidab's celebration was short-lived as Salalah responded quickly in the same minute with an equaliser by Eisa Adel, who took advantage of a defensive error to level the score. Ahli Sidab regained control and dominated midfield, with Haitham al Wahaibi restoring the lead with a powerful strike in the 16th minute, ending the first quarter with a 2-1 advantage for Ahli Sidab. In the second quarter, Ahli Sidab maintained their dominance and extended their lead with a third goal by Talal Mohammed Salem from another well-executed penalty corner in the 23rd minute. Salalah made some timid attempts to get back into the game, but the quarter ended with Ahli Sidab leading 3-1. The third quarter saw clear dominance from Ahli Sidab, who kept pressing and added a fourth goal in the 32nd minute through Mehna al Hassani, ending the quarter with a 4-1 lead. In the final quarter, Salalah pushed to reduce the gap through counter-attacks, and Rashad Salem managed to score their second goal from a penalty corner in the 48th minute. Despite these efforts, Ahli Sidab's defence held firm until the final whistle Al Amerat secured a big 5-1 victory over Al Nasr. AL AMERAT CRUSH AL NASR Al Amerat secured a big 5-1 victory over Al Nasr in another match at the Hockey Oman Stadium. Ahmed al Nofali opened the scoring for Al Amerat in the seventh minute from a penalty corner, followed by Adnan al Husaini adding the second goal in the 12th minute, ending the first quarter with a 2-0 lead. In the second quarter, Suleiman al Nofali extended the lead with a third goal in the 16th minute. Al Amerat continued their dominance in the third quarter, with Osama Radhan scoring the fourth goal from a penalty corner, and Elyas al Nofali adding the fifth, closing the quarter at 5-0. In the final quarter, Shahdi Salem scored Al Nasr's only goal from a penalty corner in the 56th minute, ending the match with a 5-1 victory for Al Amerat. These results further solidify Ahli Sidab and Al Amerat share the top of the standings with nine points each, while Seeb and Salalah are tied in third place with 3 points each, and Al Nasr remain at the bottom with no points.

Ahli Sidab boost lead with big win over Seeb
Ahli Sidab boost lead with big win over Seeb

Observer

time12-05-2025

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Ahli Sidab boost lead with big win over Seeb

MUSCAT: Ahli Sidab continued their strong performance in the Oman Hockey League after securing a commanding 6-1 victory over Seeb in the third-round match of the preliminary stage, held at the Oman Hockey Stadium in Al Amerat on Sunday. Ahli Sidab started the match strongly, with Rashad al Fazari opening the scoring in the seventh minute, ending the first quarter with a 1-0 lead. In the second quarter, Ahli Sidab maintained their dominance, with Haitham al Wahaibi adding the second goal. Ammar al Shaibi extended the lead with a third goal from a penalty corner in the 18th minute, closing the first half at 3-0. In the third quarter, Ahli Sidab kept up the pressure, with Sanad al Fazari scoring the fourth goal from a penalty corner in the 36th minute, ending the quarter at 4-0. In the final quarter, Aseel al Muaini scored the fifth goal in the 45th minute, and Ammar al Shaibi returned to complete the six-goal tally with another penalty corner. Seeb's Khalid al Hasani scored their only goal from a penalty corner in the 56th minute, ending the match 6-1 in favour of Ahli Sidab. Ahli Sidab and Seeb players fight for the ball. AL AMERAT BLANK SALALAH In the second match, Al Amerat defeated Salalah 3-0. Adnan al Husaini opened the scoring in the seventh minute following a quick counter-attack, ending the first quarter with Al Amerat leading 1-0. Despite Salalah's attempts in the second and third quarters, Al Amerat's defence successfully held their ground. In the final quarter, Elias al Nofali doubled the lead in the 46th minute, before Ali al Zadjali sealed the win with a third goal from a penalty corner, securing a deserved 3-0 victory for Al Amerat. Ahli Sidab and Seeb players fight for the ball. SEEB EARN FIRST WIN Seeb achieved their first win with a convincing 4-0 victory over Al Nasr at the Hockey Oman Stadium. Seeb started with offensive pressure in search of their first win, with Mahmoud al Hassani opening the scoring in the 12th minute, ending the first quarter 1-0. The second quarter remained goalless despite Al Nasr's efforts to equalise. In the third quarter, Seeb strengthened their lead with two quick goals by Qasim Moosa in the 35th minute and Mohammed al Lawati in the 38th minute, closing the quarter at 3-0. Seeb continued their dominance in the final quarter, with Qasim Moosa scoring the fourth goal in the 58th minute, sealing a 4-0 victory and securing their first three points in the group, while Al Nasr remained without points after two consecutive defeats. With these results, Ahli Sidab solidified their position at the top of the group with nine points, achieving a perfect record of three wins. Al Amerat follow in second place with six points, while Salalah and Seeb are tied with three points each. Al Nasr remain at the bottom with no points after two straight losses.

U-15 Hockey5s League 2025 witnesses exciting finish
U-15 Hockey5s League 2025 witnesses exciting finish

Observer

time10-05-2025

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U-15 Hockey5s League 2025 witnesses exciting finish

MUSCAT, MAY 10 AHLI SIDAB CROWNED CHAMPIONS OF GROUP 1 The Under-15 Hockey5s League 2025 concluded with an exciting finish, where Ahli Sidab Club was crowned champions of Group 1 after a dominant and well-deserved 7-2 victory over Al Amerat in the final match held at the Oman Hockey Stadium in Al Amerat. Ahli Sidab entered the game with strong determination, controlling the match from the first quarter. Badr al Mujaini opened the scoring with two consecutive goals, giving his team an early advantage. Azan Khamis then added a third with a well-executed team play finished with a powerful shot. Al Amerat tried to reduce the deficit, but Ahli Sidab's solid defense held firm. In the second quarter, Ahli Sidab continued their offensive pressure. Badr al Mujaini completed his hat-trick with a third goal, followed by a fifth goal from Saeed al Fazari after a precise pass. Saeed al Alawi then impressed by scoring two back-to-back goals, increasing the lead to 7-0. Despite Al Amerat's attempts to stage a comeback, Moayad al Farsi managed to score twice, ending the match with a 7-2 victory for Ahli Sidab. AL ITTIHAD CLINCH U-15 TITLE In Group 3 (Dhofar Governorate), Al Ittihad Club clinched the top spot after a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Salalah (A). Al Ittihad displayed balanced performance to secure first place, while Salalah (A) settled for second. On the individual awards level, Hazaa al Fouri from Al Amerat won the Best Player award in Group 1, while Abdullah al Battashi from Qurayat claimed the Best Goalkeeper award. Saeed al Fazari from Ahli Sidab took home the Top Scorer title for netting the most goals. In Group 3, Moatasim Shakib from Al Ittihad was named Best Player for his outstanding performance in leading his team to victory. Firas Hardan from Salalah (A) earned the Top Scorer award, while his teammate Mohammed Rajab won the Best Goalkeeper award for his crucial saves. Al Nasr seal U-18 glory in Dhofar Governorate The Under-18 Hockey Fives League also witnessed a remarkable performance from Ahli Sidab, who continued their dominance by securing first place in Group 1 after an exciting 7-4 win over Al Amerat in a thrilling contest that remained competitive until the final moments. Al Amerat settled for second place. The Group 1 final between Ahli Sidab and Al Amerat started with high intensity. Al Amerat opened the scoring through Khadraj al Musharafi, but Ahli Sidab quickly responded with goals from Rashid al Alawi and Saeed al Fazari to take the lead. Moheeb al Darmaki equalised for Al Amerat, but Saeed al Fazari restored Ahli Sidab's advantage with a third goal. As the excitement continued, Khadraj al Musharafi scored again to level the game at 3-3. However, Saeed al Fazari completed his hat-trick before the quarter ended, giving Ahli Sidab a 4-3 lead. In the second quarter, Ahli Sidab tightened their defense and continued their offensive push. Rashid al Alawi scored his second goal, followed by a sixth from Maitham al Wahaibi with a powerful shot. Saeed al Fazari then capped his brilliant performance with a fourth goal, taking the tally to seven. Al Amerat added a fourth goal through Moheeb al Darmaki, but the match ended with a 7-4 victory for Ahli Sidab. AL NASR SEAL U-18 GLORY IN DHOFAR In Group 3 (Dhofar Governorate), Al Nasr secured the title with a commanding 3-0 win over Salalah (A), who finished second in the standings. On the individual awards side for Group 1, Rashid al Alawi from Ahli Sidab was named Best Player for his outstanding performance. Issa al Raisi from Al Seeb won the Best Goalkeeper award, while Saeed al Fazari secured the Top Scorer title. In Group 3, Mohammed Jumaa from Salalah (A) won the Best Player award, while Sanad Sbeit from Al Nasr claimed the Top Scorer title, and Sultan Khamis was awarded Best Goalkeeper.

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