PHF Announces Nationwide Schools Hockey League
For context, the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has confirmed intends to launch a nationwide Schools Hockey League on November 15, offering young players monthly stipends and opportunities for international tours.
For context, the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has confirmed intends to launch a nationwide Schools Hockey League on November 15, offering young players monthly stipends and opportunities for international tours.
Article outline
- What happened
- Official response
- What comes next
- The details
- The bottom line
Key points
- The initiative was discussed during a consultative session in Islamabad on Tuesday, chaired by IPC Secretary and PHF chief Mohiyuddin Ahmed Wani.
- To backing both sports and education, 100 boys and 100 girls will be selected annually for summer camps providing hockey coaching, fitness training, and academic tutoring.
- The competition will commence with tehsil, district, and divisional rounds held simultaneously nationwide, followed by provincial competitions in January and the national round in February.
- PHF focal person Ehtasham Anwar briefed participants on the league's structure and key features.
- The league intends to revive hockey at the grassroots level and develop a stronger pool of players for Pakistan's national teams.
In practice, the league intends to revive hockey at the grassroots level and develop a stronger pool of players for Pakistan's national teams.
In practice, the competition will commence with tehsil, district, and divisional rounds held simultaneously nationwide, followed by provincial competitions in January and the national round in February.
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In practice, the initiative was discussed during a consultative session in Islamabad on Tuesday, chaired by IPC Secretary and PHF chief Mohiyuddin Ahmed Wani. Representatives from education and sports departments of all four provinces, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Islamabad Capital Territory attended the session.
During the session, Wani called on authorities to consider the league's implementation a national responsibility, highlighting Pakistan's past achievements in hockey and its status as the national sport.
PHF focal person Ehtasham Anwar briefed participants on the league's structure and key features. The competition will operate under the PHF, with a dedicated chief executive officer and a steering committee headed by the federation's president.
Under the proposed plan, players from the top three teams will receive monthly stipends of Rs. 10, 000, Rs. 7, 500, and Rs. 5, 000, respectively, for one year. In practice, the winning team and selected players will additionally be offered opportunities for international tours. Pakistan Hockey Gets Major Boost With New Sponsorship Accord.
Notably, the league will additionally recognize the contributions of school heads and sports teachers through special awards.
While creating a structured pathway for young talent to progress toward national-team selection, the initiative is additionally anticipated to encourage greater participation among schoolchildren, particularly girls.
Representatives from provincial and federal departments pledged their cooperation and agreed to align their sports calendars and activities with the league's schedule. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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Taken together, the developments around PHF Announces Nationwide Schools Hockey League point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.




