Great Britain’s men and women have each made three changes to their teams for this weekend’s FIH Pro League matches in London. The women’s team play first on Friday evening as they host China in the capital, and Scottish duo Nicki Cochrane & Sarah Robertson come into the 18, along with Surbiton’s Emily Defroand. The
Great Britain’s women came away with two points from the first ever FIH Pro League game in London. Goalkeeper Amy Tennant’s heroics in the shootout earned a bonus point, with Giselle Ansley on target in normal time in a 1-1 draw. A 4,000-strong crowd went away with positive memories of this first ever home game,
Mark Hager has made three changes to his squad for this Saturday’s first ever FIH Pro League game at home to USA. Hager has brought in young trio Erica Sanders, Lizzie Neal and Alex Malzer, with Ellie Rayer, Emily Defroand and Sarah Robertson missing out. 18-year-old Malzer is aiming to become the first player born
Great Britain’s women suffered defeat away to Germany in a rain-affected match in Moenchengladbach.j The start of the match was delayed by 45 minutes because of heavy rain, and the visitors were left to rue a below par second half performance that saw Germany take a deserved victory. The opening two periods saw Britain holding
Surbiton are in with a chance of securing a third straight League Finals double with both teams easing their way into the last two. However they face stern opposition in Hampstead & Westminster’s men and Holcombe’s women, with both sides keen to overturn last year’s losses to the south-west London outfit. Men’s semi-final action: Surbiton
Mark Hager has named an 18-strong squad for Great Britain’s women’s FIH Pro League game away to Germany. The women’s side travel to Moenchengladbach to play Germany on Wednesday 24 April at 6:30pm BST, just three days before their first home match against USA in London. This game will give players a last chance to
Loughborough Students boosted their hopes of promotion into the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division with an emphatic 5-1 victory over Stourport on Sunday. The Conference North winners held a 2-1 lead at the break thanks to penalty corners from Hannah Grieve and Jen Park before Sarah Parkinson-Mills cut the deficit in half for Stourport.
Argentina moved to the top of the FIH Pro League table with this victory and they were on the front foot from early in the game. GB showed good resistance and had periods of possession but were left disappointed by the outcome on the night. Sabbie Heesh saved from Agustina Albertarrio early on, and the
A superb 14-minute spell saw Great Britain earn their first win in the FIH Pro League away to the USA. Making her 50th Great Britain appearance, Lily Owsley was instrumental as she scored two and helped create the other to enable GB to come from behind and take all three points at Spooky Nook. There
Quins v Gloucester–Hartpury What needs changing? The shape of the ball? No. the laws of the game? Probably. The general attitude to women playing rugby? Certainly! Harlequins have been campaigning strongly for several months. Their chosen slogan: ‘The Game Changer’. With a similar campaign last year they attracted 4542 people to the Stoop to see
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