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
Britain’s women were beaten by Australia and left to rue a second period in which they conceded three quick goals. At down 4-0 with a little more than fifteen minutes to go, Britain staged a valiant fightback, goals from Hollie Pearne-Webb and Tess Howard offering a glimmer of hope. Unfortunately Mark Hager’s side had left
Great Britain’s women were defeated in the last minute by Germany in a seven-goal thriller in London. In a mirror of the men’s team the night before, Britain were 2-0 and 3-2 up, but Germany showed great resilience to take all three points with only 17 seconds remaining. When the disappointment of defeat eventually subsides,
The women’s and men’s squads have been announced for Great Britain’s FIH Pro League matches at home to Germany and Australia this weekend. World Goalkeeper of the Year Maddie Hinch is included and is set for her first international hockey since last summer’s Vitality Hockey Hockey Women’s World Cup. Susannah Townsend is back after injury
Netherlands took a deserved 2-0 win over Britain’s women in the FIH Pro League in Eindhoven, although Mark Hager’s side will have been boosted by a spirited display, particularly in the second half. Britain started well and fashioned an early corner, but Frederique Matla scored with a nice finish inside the first quarter to break
Having lost in London eleven days ago, Belgium’s women took a comprehensive victory over Great Britain in the FIH Pro League. An early goal from Pauline Leclef meant that the home side were on top throughout, and they were 3-0 up soon after half time; Judith Vandermeiren and Anne-Sophie Weyns on target. Sarah Robertson’s well-taken
The women’s and men’s squads have been announced for Great Britain’s FIH Pro League matches away to Belgium and the Netherlands. Lily Owsley, Ellie Rayer and Susannah Townsend are ruled out through injury for the women, with Lizzie Neal called up to complete a squad of 19 players. Nicki Cochrane also comes in in place
Superb goals from Grace Balsdon and Lily Owsley earned Great Britain’s women their first FIH Pro League win in London. Having been unlucky to only take a point from Argentina on Saturday, Mark Hager’s side were impressive again, and put in an excellent display to take all three points. Britain were dominant throughout but found
Great Britain’s women were unfortunate to come away with only one point as they faced Argentina in a very entertaining game in London. In front of a packed crowd at Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre, Britain put in arguably their best performance of the FIH Pro League so far, and coach Mark Hager will
Great Britain’s women were beaten by a resilient China side in their latest FIH Pro League match in London. On a night when Laura Unsworth earned her 100th GB cap, it was the visitors who took their third win in the league, all the game’s goals coming in the second half. Giselle Ansley got Britain’s
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