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 have announced a travelling squad of 20 female players who will compete against USA and Argentina in the latest round of FIH Pro League fixtures. Olympic gold medal winner Laura Unsworth is back from injury, while Scotland’s Amy Costello is set for her FIH Pro League debut after missing the first round of
Great Britain’s women were beaten by New Zealand in their first FIH Pro League game after an emphatic display by the Black Sticks. Britain had 60% possession but found it difficult to get a foothold in the game, while Olivia Merry scored a hat-trick for the Commonwealth Games champions in a ruthless performance. There was
The squad travelled out to Oceania last week alongside their male counterparts ahead of their double header matches against New Zealand and Australia, before the women travel on to China. Our women’s side face three teams ranked in the top ten in the world, and we have selected a talented squad with a number of
A double from Margot Zuidhof guided the Netherlands to a 4-0 win over Great Britain at the FIH Champions Trophy in China. Marijn Veen opened the scoring before Zuidhof grabbed her first as the Dutch built a 2-0 lead at half time. Ginella Zebro fired in the third before Zuidhof completed the scoring in the
Great Britain were defeated by Australia in their second match at the FIH Women’s Champions Trophy in China. First half goals from Brooke Peris and Kalindi Commerford put Australia into a 2-0 lead which they held onto in the second half. Australia moved into the lead on nine minutes through Peris. Goalkeeper Amy Tennant cleared
Great Britain have named their 18-strong squad which will travel to compete at the FIH Women’s Champions Trophy in China. The squad has a blend of youth and experience with six players selecting having over 100 international caps to their name. Meanwhile Amy Tennant, Erica Sanders, Sarah Jones and Tess Howard are all in line
Team GB’s hockey gold medallists were the big winners at the inaugural Team GB Awards last night with the squad picking up three of the five categories. Danny Kerry won Coach of the Year while the BBC Moment of the Games and the publically voted Great Britain’s Choice Award, presented by Aldi, both went to
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