Indoor hockey is the high-speed counterpart to field hockey. Of the two, it’s the faster and more intense version—so quick that if you blink, you might miss the action.

The 2025 season will be packed with activity in the Americas. The highlight might be the Continental Cup, which will be held in Uruguay in July and serves as a qualifier for the 2026 World Cup. However, there's plenty more to see and enjoy across these lands.

In October, Panama hosted the Hockey 5 Development Tournament, where Costa Rica claimed the women's trophy, and Guatemala triumphed in the men's category. For the participating teams, this competition represents their first step into the international arena, allowing them to gauge their level against other teams. It is a meeting of opportunities—a great beginning.

The 2024 FIH Congress brought together delegates and leaders from across the hockey community to review recent milestones, elect officials, and outline strategic initiatives for the future.

The idea of elitist sports faded long ago. The concept of an activity practiced by only a few has too. Hockey has climbed in popularity thanks to the opportunities it provides. A few years back, hockey expanded its options, becoming more popular and inclusive, and even introduced Hockey ID.

For many national teams, the path to growth and success in international hockey starts at home, in their own country, and then progresses to the continental level.

Lausanne, Switzerland: The International Hockey Federation (FIH) is delighted to announce that it has won the 2024 IOC Climate Action Award in the International Federation category, as revealed at a ceremony held in New York, USA, on the occasion of UN Climate Week.

For years, they didn’t have a synthetic grass field, but they made it work anyway. On Saturday, September 14th, the Men’s Challenge ended, offering only one spot for the coveted Pan American Cup, which will be held in July 2025 in Montevideo—

PAHF wishes to address the recent change in dates for the 2025 Pan American Cup, initially set for March 5 to 15 in Montevideo.

There isn’t a single member of the hockey ecosystem who wouldn’t want to participate in the Olympic Games: players, coaches, referees, officials... It’s the biggest celebration of sports in the world, and being there is magical, regardless of the position, role, or outcome.