Darcy Bourne’s double helped England twice come from behind to stun Germany 4-3 in the FIH Pro League. Hannah Gablac gave the hosts the lead in Monchengladbach after 25 minutes but Grace Balsdon replied 35 seconds later. Nike Lorenz’s penalty stroke restored Germany’s advantage before Bourne and the returning Tess Howard put England ahead. Germany
England’s men’s and women’s squads have been announced for this week’s FIH Hockey Pro League games away to Germany. There are welcome returns for a number of players in both squads. In the women’s team Tess Howard is set to play her first full international match in more than a year, having been recovering from
England staged a rousing comeback from two goals down to claim two points in the second of a double game weekend against USA. Two first-half goals put David Ralph’s side on the back foot as they attempted to build on Saturday’s convincing 3-1 victory at University of North Carolina. England surged back into contention through
England earned their first points of the FIH Pro League season with an emphatic 3-1 victory over USA. Second-half strikes from captain Hollie Pearne-Webb, Ellie Rayer and Grace Balsdon saw David Ralph’s side to a convincing win at University of North Carolina. The visitors were frustrated by an energetic and youthful USA in the first
Three players from England’s bronze medal-winning Junior World Cup squad have been rewarded with places in the full senior squad for this weekend’s FIH Hockey Pro League games away to USA. The junior team won a first-ever medal in the competition just last week, and their captain Millie Giglio has been selected, along with Lorna
England secured an historic first ever medal at the Junior Women’s World Cup after a thrilling victory over India. England equalised with only 90 seconds of normal time left to level at 2-2 and take the game to a shootout which they won 3-0. The victory was even more noteworthy given that England came into
Hampstead & Westminster leapfrogged Wimbledon on the final day of Top Six fixtures in the Vitality Women’s Premier Division to guarantee European hockey next season. The race for Europe on the men’s side will go down to the final day on April 23 after Surbiton beat Wimbledon and so will the battle to avoid relegation
Maddie Axford’s strike late in the third quarter helped England come from behind to beat the USA 2-1 and reach the last four of the FIH Women’s Junior World Cup. USA went ahead in the opening stages through Ashley Sessa but England captain Millie Giglio levelled matters early in the second quarter. Axford’s close-range effort
Surbiton sealed their eighth successive Vitality Women’s Premier Division title with a game to spare following a 1-0 win at East Grinstead on a super Saturday for the Londoners. Their crown was technically wrapped up before they had even hit a ball, as nearest challengers Hampstead & Westminster – the only team who could still
University of Bath sporting scholar Vicki McCabe is looking forward to finally experiencing a Hockey World Cup for the first time as she prepares to represent England in South Africa five months later than planned. The Sports Performance student, who is supported by an Ivor Powell Scholarship, was originally selected for the FIH Hockey Women’s
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