Bilaspur (Chhattisgarh), 29 June 2019: Action in the 9th Hockey India Sub-Junior Men National Championship 2019 (B Division) continued on Saturday into its twelfth day which saw Chhattisgarh Hockey, Hockey HIM, Bengaluru Hockey Association and Hockey Patiala register victories in their respective Quarter-Final matches.
In the first Quarter-Final match, Chhattisgarh Hockey beat Mumbai School Sports Association 10-0. Captain Tarun Yadav (4′, 6′, 22′, 28′, 34′), Sonu Nishad (27′, 33′), Sameer Yadav (54′, 59′) and Sagar Yadav (42′) scored for Chhattisgarh Hockey.
In the second Quarter-Final match, Hockey HIM defeated The Mumbai Hockey Association LTD 2-1. Dhananjay Prajapti (8′), Deepu (20′) scored for Hockey HIM while Govind Nag (42′) scored for The Mumbai Hockey Association LTD.
In the third Quarter-Final match, Bengaluru Hockey Association beat Hockey Madhya Pradesh 4-0. Ujjwal (39′, 53′), Akash Yadav (33′) and Royan Rodrigues (35′) scored for Bengaluru Hockey Association.
In the fourth Quarter-Final match, Hockey Patiala defeated Hockey Uttarakhand 12-0. Arshdeep Singh (6′, 9′, 47′), Bikramjit Singh (35′, 51′), Savraj Singh (37′, 40′), Captain Bharat Thakur (7′), Jaspal Singh (24′), Gurbakhsish Singh (25′), Sohib Akhtar (45′), Akash (57′) scored for Hockey Patiala.
Please find below the Semi-Finals line-up of the 9th Hockey India Sub-Junior Men National Championship 2019 (B Division) to be played on Monday, 1st July 2019:
Semi-Final 1 – 0700hrs IST – Chhattisgarh Hockey v Hockey HIM
Semi-Final 2 – 1600hrs IST – Bengaluru Hockey Association v Hockey Patiala
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