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2025 Bolivarian Games (MEN)

2025 Bolivarian Games (Women)

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2025 XII Central American Games (Men)

Pan American Cups 2025

There is something in the air at every U21 tournament: the future. Every competition in this category is about preparation, learning, and growing at a rapid pace over 10 or 15 days. It’s about walking into a huge stadium—the same one where, maybe in a season or two, they’ll be playing at the senior level. Every two years, hockey fans get the chance to watch these “mini stars” at a World Cup. Mini only in age, and in the journey they still have ahead. The Pan American Federation is represented in these tournaments featuring the best players under 21.

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World Cup: Experiencing This Tournament on a Junior Scale

Danae Andrada made history this Saturday by becoming the first-ever female President of the Pan American Hockey Federation (PAHF). She was elected during the PAHF Ordinary Congress, held on 15 November in Miami, USA, and will serve a four-year term succeeding Alberto “Coco” Budeisky of Argentina, who led the Federation for the past 12 years.

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Danae Andrada becomes the first woman to lead the Pan American Hockey Federation

After a presidential term, the evaluations begin. The numbers, the statistics, the charts. What we often call the “hard” side of any assessment. But what about the “soft” side? What do we do with everything that can’t be measured but often carries much greater value? How do we explain the legacy—sometimes intangible—left by those who lead? Alberto “Coco” Budeisky spent 12 years as President of the Pan American Hockey Federation. It wasn’t simply a mix of good and bad moments. It was a journey that reshaped the course of hockey across the continent—and reshaped Coco himself, forever.

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What goes through a president’s mind and soul?

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A Historic Milestone for Hockey in Guatemala

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FIH awards Thomas Bach for his legacy in sport

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FIH President reinforces global hockey development vision

World Cup: Experiencing This Tournament on a Junior Scale

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