MUSCAT : The Sultanate of Oman is set to welcome some of Asia’s brightest young hockey talents as it hosts the Women’s Junior AHF Cup Muscat 2026 from July 12 to 18, with five emerging national teams competing for qualification to the Women’s Junior Asia Cup China 2026.
Organised by Hockey Oman, the tournament will feature teams from Bangladesh, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan, Pakistan and Uzbekistan, all vying for a coveted spot in the continental championship later this year.
The Women’s Junior AHF Cup is regarded as a key development platform for young female hockey players, offering emerging athletes the opportunity to gain valuable international experience and showcase their talent on the Asian stage.
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Hosting the event further strengthens Oman’s growing reputation as a destination for major international sporting competitions. In recent years, the Sultanate has successfully staged several regional and global hockey tournaments, earning recognition for its world-class facilities and organisational excellence.
The championship also underscores Hockey Oman’s commitment to advancing women’s hockey and fostering greater sporting collaboration across Asia. Organisers have expressed confidence that the tournament will deliver a week of high-quality competition while providing a memorable experience for players, officials and fans alike.
Hockey Oman has extended a warm welcome to all participating teams, delegates, media representatives and supporters ahead of what promises to be an exciting celebration of youth hockey in Muscat.
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