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Hindustan Times
19-05-2025
- Sport
- Hindustan Times
Ludhiana: Prithipal Singh hockey festival final on June 8
Olympian Prithipal Singh Hockey Festival began with matches and a tribute to the legendary player on his 42nd death anniversary at Jarkhar Stadium on Saturday evening. Organised by the Mata Sahib Kaur Sports Charitable Trust, the opening day saw matches in both junior and senior categories. In the junior category, Rana Academy Hoshiarpur defeated Ghawaddi School 5-3, while Ek Noor Academy Tehing edged out Amargarh Hockey Centre with a close 3-2 victory. In the senior matches, Kuldeep Singh Club Moga overpowered Amargarh Hockey Club with a 9-2 win. In the final league match of the day, Gill Club Ghawaddi defeated Young Club Utala 8-6 in a closely contested battle. Outstanding players were recognised for their performances. Dalvir Singh from Ghawaddi and Ranjodh Singh from Moga were named 'Heroes of the match' for their brilliant play. Advocate Harkamal Singh, inspector Balbir Singh Heer, professor Rajinder Singh from Khalsa College, sarpanch Sandeep Singh Jarkhar, former sarpanch Davinder Singh Dimpy, and others were present. Matches of the festival will continue every Saturday and Sunday, with grand finals in both senior and junior categories scheduled for June 8. The winning teams will be awarded cash prizes worth ₹2 lakh and trophies.
Time of India
09-05-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Pritipal Singh Hockey Fest postponed
Ludhiana: The 15th Olympian Pritipal Singh Hockey Festival , scheduled to begin on May 10 at the Jarkhar Stadium , has been postponed until further annual event, organised by the Mata Sahib Kaur Sports Charitable Trust , Jarkhar, is a key part of the larger Jarkhar Sports Festival . It was slated to be held from May 10 to June 1, but due to the escalating cross-border situation and in compliance with govt advisories, organisers have decided to delay the Jarkhar from Jarkhar stadium said, " We will soon announce new dates for the event. "The decision was made keeping in mind the safety of players, spectators, and participating teams, especially as large-scale public events are being closely monitored amid rising regional tensions. tnn
