England and Great Britain Hockey’s nine-year relationship with Investec comes to an end in August 2020, with the ending of their sponsorship contract. Investec’s relationship with hockey has coincided with a hugely positive decade for the women’s game. The senior teams have delivered significant on-field success including England’s victory on home soil at the 2015
Results from this weekend’s knockout competition: Investec Women’s Vase Amersham and Chalfont 3 – 1 Aylesbury Ashbourne 8 – 0 Newark Cronkbourne Bacchanalians 0 – 4 Ramsey Dart 2 – 2 Wotton under Edge Wotton win 3-2 on strokes Phoenix and Ranelagh 3 – 1 South Saxons Richmond 6 – 0 Oxted Southport 2 –
England Hockey and Investec have announced Investec’s extension as Principal Partner of Great Britain and England Hockey’s women’s game through to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Launched in July 2011, the partnership has delivered great success for both parties during a period which has seen women’s hockey scale new heights. Medals at several major championships, including a bronze at London 2012
Holcombe head to local rivals Canterbury in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division on Saturday, aiming to secure the final spot in the play-offs with a victory. Currently fourth, Holcombe could seal their place in the Finals Weekend at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park next month if they can win at Polo Farm and
LEICESTER missed the chance to leapfrog Holcombe into fourth in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division after the sides played out a 2-2 draw on Saturday. Tamsyn Naylor and Nicola White scored for Holcombe after Nikki Laybourne and Katie Long had given Leicester a 2-0 lead. The result leaves Leicester two points off the final
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