Lausanne(PR): The wait is nearly over. In just under one month, the world’s most promising rising stars in women’s hockey will gather in Chile for the FIH Hockey Women’s Junior World Cup, with the competition running from 1 to 13 December 2025 in the vibrant host city of Santiago.
This edition marks a significant moment for global hockey. The competition comprises 24 for the very first time, with teams from across every continent, expanding the footprint of the women’s game and opening the door for emerging talent to shine on the sport’s biggest youth stage. From traditional powerhouses like Netherlands, Argentina and Korea to rising teams like Namibia, Malaysia and Uruguay, the tournament promises more matches, more stories, and more opportunities.
Hosted in the city of Santiago, Chile, with immense experience in hosting the top level hockey tournaments, the women’s junior world cup is set to deliver an unforgettable experience for players and fans alike. With state-of-the-art venues, vibrant fan culture, and the electric atmosphere of Chilean hockey, this event will showcase the future of the game in its purest, most energetic form.
Pool A: Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Netherlands
Pool B: Argentina, Belgium, Wales, Zimbabwe
Pool C: Germany, India, Ireland, Namibia
Pool D: Austria, China, England, South Africa
Pool E: Australia, Canada, Scotland, Spain
Pool F: Korea, New Zealand, United States, Uruguay.
The initial pool-stage matches will be played from 1-6 December, followed by secondary stages and the knock-out rounds from 7-13 December.
