Roundglass Punjab Hockey Academy Clinches Junior Men's Zone A-B Title with 2-0 Final Win
Roundglass Punjab Wins Junior Men's Hockey Zone A-B Championship

In a display of skill and determination, the Roundglass Punjab Hockey Club Academy emerged victorious in the Hockey India Junior & Sub-Junior Men's Academy Championship 2025 for Zone A-B. The team secured the championship title by defeating the Army Boys Sports Company with a clean 2-0 scoreline in the finals held at the Major Dhyan Chand Hockey Stadium in Pimpri, Pune.

Road to the Finals and a Decisive Victory

The journey to the finals saw both teams exhibit exceptional hockey. The final match, however, was dominated by the strategic play of the Roundglass Punjab side. The team's efforts were rewarded in the 20th minute when Gurjot Singh successfully converted a penalty corner, putting his team in the lead.

Building on this momentum, Roundglass Punjab extended their advantage in the 43rd minute. Prabhjot Singh found the back of the net with a precise field goal, effectively sealing the fate of the match. The Army Boys Sports Company fought valiantly but were unable to break through the strong defense and coordinated play of their opponents.

Recognition and Rewards for the Champions

Following the thrilling contest, a prize distribution ceremony was held to honor the achievers. Gurjot Singh of Roundglass Punjab was deservedly named the Player of the Match for his crucial opening goal and overall performance.

The championship title brings with it significant recognition and reward. As the winners of the Zone A-B championship, the Roundglass Punjab Hockey Club Academy has earned a direct qualification to the National Championship, which is scheduled to be held later in the year. This victory marks a crucial step in their campaign for national glory.

Looking Ahead: The Path to the National Stage

This zonal championship is a key part of Hockey India's structured pathway for nurturing young talent. The tournament featured teams from Zone A and B, including states like Punjab, Delhi, and Haryana, among others. The win for Roundglass Punjab underscores the growing strength of private academies in India's hockey ecosystem.

With their ticket to the nationals booked, the focus for the Roundglass Punjab squad will now shift to preparing for the stiffer competition at the all-India level. Their performance in Pune demonstrates they have the skill and teamwork to be serious contenders for the ultimate national title.