The eight matches in the four-day championship produced a total of 52 goals, which included 33 field goals, 16 through penalty corner conversion and three via penalty strokes. Hosts East Coast Railway (ECoR), however, crashed out of the tournament early as they squandered a 2-0 lead to go down to South Central Railway (SCR) 2-3 in a quarterfinal match.

RESULTS:
1st Quarterfinal: Western Railway (Malak Singh 28, 41; Manpreet Singh 55, 62; Neelakanta Sharma 13, Vinod Kumar 30, Jay Karan 49) beat Eastern Railway (Aijub Ekka 10, 36; Aman Miras Tirkey 68) 7-3.
2nd Quarterfinal: Rail Coach Factory (Ranjodh Singh 13, 41; Sanjay Kumar Bir 61, 62; Simrandeep Singh 30, Sandeep Singh 34, Sandeep Kumar 56, Gagandeep Singh 67) beat West Central Railway (Md Taj 33, Mudit Garg 40, Mubeen-Ur Rehman 43, Ritesh Pratap Singh 66, Faisal Aziz 69) 8-5.
3rd Quarterfinal: Central Railway (Yuvraj Walmiki 51) beat Northern Railway 1-0.
4th Quarterfinal: South Central Railway (Gurbhej Singh 23, Sandeep Kumar Singh 61, Ajit Pandey 64) beat East Coast Railway (Deepak Lugun 6, Dilip Kerketta 15) 3-2.
1st Semifinal: Western Railway (Malak Singh 2, 7, 60; KH Chinglen Sana Singh 67, 69; Jay Karan 46) beat Central Railway (Narad Bahadur 30, Ajaz Qureshi38, Affan Yusuf 50) 6-3.
2nd Semifinal: Rail Coach Factory (Sandeep Singh 57, Simranjeet Singh 64) beat South Central Railway (Mayank James 32) 2-1.
Hardline match: Central Railway (Yuvraj Walmiki 10, 21, 63; Narad Bahadur 32, 46, 67) beat South Central Railway (Ajit Pandey 16, Abdul Aleem 28, Belsajar Horo 42) 6-3.
Final: Western Railway (Amit Rohidas 16, Vinod Kumar 54) beat Rail Coach Factory 2-0.
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TOP: Western Railway players with winners` trophy in Bhubaneswar on March 13, 2015.
RIGHT: Players of Rail Coach Factory with the runners-up trophy in Bhubaneswar on March 13, 2015.