This summer EuroHockey is set to deliver a packed calendar of international hockey events that will crown the teams heading to the highly anticipated London 2027 tournament.
A Summer of Rising Stars
The first highlight arrives in July with the EuroHockey U16 5s taking place across Türkiye and Georgia, giving emerging players a chance to shine on an early stage of the season.
Later in the month, the Championship Qualifiers will unfold in Rome and Prague from 8 to 12 July 2026, where sixteen nations will battle for the final four berths at the London Games.
The same weekend, Helsinki will host the Championship II qualifiers for both men’s and women’s teams, adding another layer of competition.
Valencia will kick off the EuroHockey U21 Championships on 26 July, a tournament that will stream all 24 of its matches live on EuroHockeyTV, offering fans a front‑row view of the sport’s next generation.
Additional U21 events are scheduled in Poznań, Vienna, Provence‑La‑Salon and Plzeň, spreading the excitement across Europe before the season’s climax.
The summer wraps up with the EuroHockey 5s Championships in Walcz, Poland, from 6 to 9 August, promising a final burst of high‑octane play and a showcase of emerging talent.