Harmanpreet Singh and PR Sreejesh Honored at FIH Star Awards

Indian hockey stalwarts Harmanpreet Singh and PR Sreejesh expressed gratitude after winning top honors at the FIH Star Awards in Muscat. With the Hockey India League's revival set for 2024, it's a promising step towards eyeing Olympic gold in 2028 Los Angeles for Indian hockey.

In a night of celebration in Muscat, Oman, Indian hockey icons Harmanpreet Singh and PR Sreejesh extended their heartfelt appreciation to dedicated fans who helped them clinch the prestigious FIH Player of the Year and FIH Goalkeeper of the Year awards. The occasion marks another feather in their illustrious careers.

The duo is optimistic about the future, with the revival of the Hockey India League in 2024 seen as pivotal in their quest for Olympic gold at the 2028 Los Angeles Games. Singh, a standout drag-flicker, credited his Paris Olympics performance for invigorating interest in the league's revival, with support streaming in from key stakeholders.

Sreejesh, who recently retired post-Paris Olympics, was lauded with the Goalkeeper of the Year title for the third time, applauding the backing from fans throughout his career. He looks forward to his new role guiding future stars at SG Pipers. Their achievements signal a promising new chapter for Indian hockey on the global stage.

(With inputs from agencies.)