AFTER losing top spot the previous weekend, the University of Birmingham regained the lead in the Investec Women’s Premier Division as they beat hosts Bowdon Hightown while rivals Surbiton were held to a draw. The students won 2-0 away at Bowdon Hightown, Hannah Martin and Erica Sanders scoring the goals with goalkeeper Katherine Somerville saving
Susie Gilbert strike enough to see off Australia in second test 1-0 win levels the series at one apiece after two matches Live stream of matches, including replays of completed games available here Next match is at 10am UK time on 16 February 2016 Susie Gilbert’s first half penalty corner strike handed Danny Kerry’s
First face third in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division on Saturday as leaders Surbiton travel to third-placed Canterbury. It’s tight at the top and if Canterbury win, they will go level on points with their opponents. But it’ll be no mean feat with Surbiton still unbeaten in 12 games. “We know that Surbiton
Surbiton leapfrogged the University of Birmingham into first place in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division with a convincing 3-0 away win on Saturday. The students had been looking to go five points clear of the visitors, but fell behind in the first half to a goal from Naomi Evans before Sarah Page and
In what could prove to be a crucial match for both sides’ title ambitions, leaders the University of Birmingham take on second-placed Surbiton in the Investec Women’s Premier Division on Saturday. Just two points separate the two sides, meaning the winner of the clash at Edgbaston will be top of the table next week. They
Reigning Olympic, World Cup, World League, European, Pan American and Oceania champions all confirmed The first Sunday has continental rivals facing off as Great Britain take on Olympic and World Champions Netherlands, Australia face New Zealand and USA play Argentina Last international hockey event before Rio 2016 Olympic Games The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has
East Grinstead Men and Women both crowned Super 6s Champions Both sides defeat Canterbury in their respective finals. Eighth consecutive title for East Grinstead Men Women’s Super 6s Semi-Finals: Canterbury 4 (4) Anna Kolarova 3 (PC) Anna Baker 10 (FG) Dirkie Chamberlain 14 (FG) Susie Rowe 20 (FG) University Of Birmingham 2 (1) Vanessa Hawkins
Great Britain Head Coach Danny Kerry has named the 22 athletes to travel to Australia for a six-test series. With a slightly larger squad than the usual 18 taken to tournaments, Kerry has been able to add some players to the group who did not feature at the World League Finals in December 2015. Kerry
Lily Owsley, the England and Great Britain forward has been named as the FIH’s Rising Star of the Year for 2015. The award which replaced the FIH World Young Player of the Year prize is decided by the combined results of an online vote and a peer vote from international athletes. The University of Birmingham
BT Sport and England Hockey are pleased to announce that the Super 6s Finals Day – the climax of England’s domestic indoor hockey season at the SSE Arena, Wembley, will be shown live on BT Sport on Sunday 31 January. The Women’s and Men’s Semi-finals and Finals will all be shown live across BT Sport’s
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