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Hockey: Black Sticks beaten by China
A last-minute goal from a penalty corner condemned the New Zealand women's hockey team to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of China in Den Haag in the Netherlands today (NZT).
Hockey: Injury concerns following Black Sticks' draw
Two injuries to key players blighted the New Zealand women's hockey team's 3-3 draw with Germany in Berlin this morning (NZT).
Hockey: Black Sticks beat Germany
The Blacks Sticks women have recorded their first ever test win against Germany, 4-3 in Berlin.
Hockey: Late goal snatches victory from Kiwis
A brace of goals from Anna Thorpe propelled the New Zealand women's hockey development team to a meritable 2-2 draw.
Hockey: Black Sticks leave it late
The New Zealand men's hockey team have broken their duck in spectacular fashion at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia last night.
Hockey: Black Sticks lose at Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
The New Zealand men's hockey team has gone down 1-3 to Great Britain at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia this morning (NZT).
Hockey: Black Sticks fall to Pakistan
The New Zealand men's hockey team slumped to a 4-2 defeat to Pakistan in their opening match at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia last night, their first loss to the Asian champions in six matches.
Kiwi gold medal-winning Olympian dies
Olympic gold medallist and former New Zealand women's hockey coach Paul Ackerley died today in Wellington aged 61.
Hockey: NZ back in the black
Hockey New Zealand (HNZ) has turned around its financial position to post a $56,620 surplus for 2010.
Hockey: Hager wary of fired up visitors
Black Sticks coach Mark Hager is wary of the Argentinian women in preparing for tonight's decisive second test.
Hockey: Young Black Stick sets sights on Olympics
Asked once what words best described her, double international Sophie Devine replied "energetic, clown, driven".
Hockey: Black Sticks squad named
New Zealand hockey coach Shane McLeod today announced an initial 21-strong squad for the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Invitational Tournament in Malaysia in early May.