The Malaysian Hockey Confederation has never shied away from promoting the young hockey talent of its country. The Malaysian Hockey Junior League is held annually to encourage the young hockey players of the country to showcase their hockey skills on the field. Junior Field Hockey Clubs of Malaysia have been participating in this prestigious competition since 2000. The Malaysian Junior Hockey League (MJHL) 2016 commenced on the 15th of January. A total of 36 teams can be seen participating this year.
The list of the participating clubs can be seen below.
| MJHL 2016 Division 1 |
| BJSS |
| OLAK – PKT |
| SSTMI Thunderbolts |
| UniKL Young Guns |
| SSTMI Juniors |
| Nur Insafi |
| Petaling Jaya CC |
| Pahang Sports School |
| Politeknik Malaysia |
| SMK Datuk Bentara Luar Johor |
| MJHL 2016 Division 2: North |
| Perlis Young Lions |
| Perlis Young Lions Jnrs |
| Matri Perlis |
| MSSD Larut Matang |
| MSS Kedah |
| MSSP Penang |
| Kedah HA-MSNK |
| Seratas |
| Malay College Kuala Kangsar |
| MJHL 2016 Division 2: Central Zone |
| BJSS Juniors |
| Sek Tuanku Abdul Rahman |
| Felda Juniors |
| Anderson Thunderbolts |
| MSNPK-ILHC |
| Anderson Perak HA |
| MSSWPKL |
| MISCF-UFL |
| MJHL 2016 Division 2: South Zone |
| TBSS-Tampin |
| Malacca High |
| Young Hurricanes |
| SMK Datuk Taha |
| Sabah Sports School |
| MSNT-Terengganu HT |
| Pahang Hockey Academy |
| Datuk Bentara Luar Jnrs |
| SMS Sains Johor |
As of February 16th, among the Division 1 teams, SSTMI Thunderbolts are at the top claiming victory in all of the seven matches they have played up till now. Similarly, the MSN/PHP Perlis Young Lions Jr are also at the top of Division 2: North, with six wins to their name and no defeat up till now. Anderson Thunderbolts seem to be at the top of their game in Division 2: Central Zone facing only one defeat alongside five victories. Malacca High leads with five wins in the South Zone of Division 2 with three draws.
Currently, the SSTMI Thunderbolts have a fairly good chance of winning the title, given their lucky streak of winning seven consecutive matches without a single loss on their hands. Pahang Sports School on the other hand seems to have blown its chances at winning the tournament through the recent draw of 3-3 with the OLAK PKT.
Meanwhile, the Women’s Junior Hockey League will be starting from the 19th of February and will continue through till the 10th of April. 14 teams will be participating from nine states. The teams are divided into two groups. The four teams which come out on top in each group will be competing each other in the knockout stage.
| Group A |
| SMK Za’ba Kuala Pilah |
| SMK Tun Hussein Onn (Batu Pahat) |
| Johor |
| SSTMI-Thunderbolt |
| Sabah Sports School |
| UniKL Ladies |
| Selangor Girls |
| Group B |
| YP-MSP-PHP |
| MSN Terengganu-SMKPM |
| MSN Kedah |
| SMK Sultan Ibrahim |
| SMK Gunung Rapat Highlanders |
| Kuala Lumpur Wipers |
| Mutiara Impian-USM |
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