Inter-Club Championship in April, says PHF
By Our Correspondent
April 05, 2018
KARACHI: Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has informed all four provincial associations and other units that the Inter-Club Championship would be organised across the country in April.
The participating teams will include AJK, FATA, GB, and Islamabad.The PHF asked the units to finalise their arrangements for the championship. It said that all clubs, registered or not, would be allowed to participate. The players from 15 to 40 years of age are eligible to play.
Registered clubs must participate in the championship or they would lose their voting right or even affiliation. New clubs have been allowed to participate in the event with an application to their district association.A club can have up to three departmental players.
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