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Champions Trophy Rotterdam 2003

International tournament for men's national teams held in 2003. Features information on the stadium, match results, participating teams and links. [English/Dutch]

http://www.championstrophy.nl/

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Hockey World Cup 2006

Men's international competition held in Mönchengladbach, Germany in September 2006; qualifier competition held in Chanzhou City, China in April 2006. Schedule, teams, results, tickets. [German/English]

http://www.hockeyworldcup.de/

Indoor Hockey World Cup 2003

Leipzig, Germany plays host to the first world indoor cup for five days February 5-9, 2003. Features news, live ticker, participating national teams for men and women, press, tickets and sponsors. [English/German]

http://www.indoor-hockey-world-cup.de/

Knollenkamp Mixed Tournament

A mixed adult tournament for English, Dutch, French, German and other foreign hockey teams. Offers registration form, image gallery, location map with directions and news. Sponsored by Hockeyclub Haackey Haaksbergen. [English/Dutch]

http://www.knollenkamp.com/

Penguin Mixed Hockey Festival

Annual mixed hockey tournament held in Worthing, England. News, history, teams, photos and festival events.

http://www.penguinfestival.co.uk/

Samsung Champions Trophy 2007

International tournament held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 29 November - 9 December 2007. Fixture, results, match sheets, commentary, teams and officials.

http://www.championstrophy2007.sportcentric.com/

Wikipedia: Hockey Champions Trophy

Overview of past men's and women's tournaments and details of forthcoming events.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hockey_Champions_Trophy

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