Lausanne, Switzerland – The curtain has fallen on another unforgettable edition of the FIH Hockey Pro League, with the seventh season delivering breathtaking skill, dramatic finishes, and countless moments of brilliance.
Now, fans from around the world have the chance to celebrate the very best by voting for their favourite “Magical Skill” from the 2025–26 season.
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) is delighted to invite fans to relive the moments that captivated audiences across the globe and recognise the extraordinary skill, creativity and flair that defined another spectacular Pro League campaign.
Here is the shortlist of nominees for the “Poligras Magic Skill Award”:
Women
Xan de Waard (Netherlands)“STEAL AND SHOW” (watch here)
Tess Howard (England)“MAJESTIC TESS” (watch here)
Steph Kershaw (Australia)“CLASSY FINISH” (watch here)
Men
Arthur Van Doren (Belgium)“VAN DOREN’S MAGICAL PASS” (watch here)
David Goodfield (England)“DAVID’S GOOD’SMASH” (watch here)
Olivier Hortensius (Netherlands)“DRIBBLE TROUBLE” (watch here)
Fans can cast their vote here.
The prestigious Poligras Magic Skill Award celebrates the extraordinary talent and innovative skills of hockey players worldwide. It stands as a testament to Poligras’s commitment to hockey innovation and nurturing the next generation, honouring standout performances that push boundaries and enhance the skillset of hockey.
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About Sport Group, AstroTurf, Polytan & Poligras
Sport Group is the parent company of Polytan and AstroTurf, the two longest-established companies in the synthetic sports surface industry. Poligras hockey turf, part of Sport Group’s portfolio of specialist surface brands, is available worldwide through AstroTurf in the Americas and Polytan in EMEA and Asia Pacific. Trusted at the highest level of hockey, LA28 will mark the ninth Olympic Games played on Poligras.
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About the International Hockey Federation (FIH)The International Hockey Federation (FIH) is the world governing body for the sport of hockey, recognised by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Founded in 1924, FIH today has 146 member National Associations.
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