Great Britain has named the 41 men and women chosen to represent their nation in the teams’ first games of the new FIH Pro League 2022/23 season, including seven potential debutants. GB teams face both Argentina and Netherlands from 13-19 Dec Seven potential GB debutants including Scotland’s Jen Eadie and Fiona Burnet Women’s captain Hollie
Mark Hager resigns as Head Coach of England and Great Britain women Joined the programme in 2019 and led teams through two FIH Hockey Pro League campaigns, two EuroHockey Championships and Tokyo 2020 Olympics Wants to return to his family in New Zealand and Australia, having not seen them for 15 months due to pandemic
Great Britain’s women advance to semi-finals with shootout victory Hannah Martin and Grace Balsdon score in 2-2 draw Maddie Hinch saves all four attempts in penalty shootout whilst Martin and Sarah Jones score decisive efforts for GB GB’s women take on The Netherlands in their semi-final at 02:30 BST on Wednesday 4 August Great Britain
In the first Olympic meeting between the two, GB beat Ireland 2-0 Susannah Townsend and Hannah Martin score; Anna Toman makes 50th GB appearance Finish third in the group and will play Spain in their quarter-final at 13:00 BST on Monday 2 August GB’s men play their quarter-final against India at 13:00 BST on Sunday
Consecutive victories for GB’s men who defeat Canada 3-1 Liam Ansell scores a brace, Sam Ward also on target GB’s women overpower South Africa with 4-1 triumph Ellie Rayer nets two, Lily Owsley and Laura Unsworth also score Men face Germany next on Wednesday 27 July at 04:15 BST, women to play India at 02:00 on
Great Britain’s opening 2020 FIH Pro League squads have been selected, with 22 members in each team set to travel to play Australia (1-2 February) and New Zealand (8-9 February). Rupert Shipperley is in line to make his GB debut having been called up for the first time, having impressed while training with the squad
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
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
England and Great Britain Hockey are delighted to welcome goalkeeper Maddie Hinch back into the women’s central programme from early June. Hinch – the FIH world goalkeeper of the year for the past three years – will be back in contention for Great Britain in the final FIH Pro League games of the year, as
Great Britain’s squads for this weekend’s games with Argentina and Belgium have been announced. Rio 2016 gold medallist Susannah Townsend will make her first appearance in six months after being included in an international squad for the first time since sustaining an injury at the Champions Trophy in November, whilst 18-year-old Izzy Petter could make
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