England’s women were put to the sword by the Netherlands in the semi finals of the EuroHockey Championships. The Dutch scored eight unanswered goals in a totally one-sided encounter in Antwerp. 1-0 down at the end of the first quarter, England then conceded seven in 40 minutes and had no answer to a rampant Dutch
England’s women progressed to the semi finals of the EuroHockey Championships with a narrow victory over an extremely plucky Belarus side. England were below par but got the job done in Antwerp and will now play in Friday’s semi finals. Lily Owsley opened the scoring before Izzy Petter got her first England goal, but Belarus
England’s women’s team moved one step closer to qualifying for the EuroHockey Championships semi-final with a valuable 1-1 draw against a strong German side. Initially taking the lead with a sumptuous Lily Owsley strike, England were good value for their half-time lead having limited Germany to few opportunities whilst looking a threat on the offensive.
England’s women’s team put in a clinical display to get off to the perfect start in their EuroHockey Championships with a 2-1 victory over Ireland. Two goals from two penalty corners in the first-half gave the side a strong advantage with Suzy Petty in the right place at the right time for the opening goal
Laura Unsworth played her 250th combined international match today as Great Britain’s women suffered a second loss to Japan in Hiroshima. After beating GB 2-1 on Monday, a single Kana Nomura goal from a penalty corner was enough to secure another narrow victory for Japan. Head Coach Mark Hager made several changes to the team
Shona McCallin played her first capped international game since February 2018 as Great Britain’s women were beaten 3-2 by Japan in Hiroshima this morning. Scotland’s Charlotte Watson also made her GB debut in a close encounter where the hosts came out on top. Japan took the lead in the second minute through Motomi Kawamura before
Britain’s women ended their FIH Pro League campaign on a real high with a super 3-1 win at home to New Zealand. Lily Owsley scored twice and set up Hannah Martin as Mark Hager’s side put in their best performance of the season in front of more than 11,500 people at the Twickenham Stoop. Both
Work is well underway at the Twickenham Stoop ahead of Great Britain’s games there on Sunday 23 June. “These game are all part of our bigger plan to promote the sport, tied in very closely with hosting the FIH Pro League”, said England Hockey Chief Executive Sally Munday. “We are hugely excited about the opportunity
Great Britain were cruelly beaten by the Netherlands in the last two minutes in their penultimate match of the women’s FIH Pro League. Having been the better team for the majority of the game and seeing two goals disallowed, Britain were beaten at London’s Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre when Kelly Jonker scored for
The GB women’s hockey team welcome back Lily Owsley for the first time in almost a month, and will be hoping she recaptures the excellent form that saw her score two goals in two home games before she picked up an injury. Goalkeeper Sabbie Heesh is back in as coach Mark Hager coninues to rotate
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