Four goals from Sam Ward guided England to a 7-2 win over Korea in their final Pool A game at the Hero Hockey World League in London. Continue reading Sam Ward scores four as England run out 7-2 winners against Korea
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Scots battle hard but the Dutch come out on top
Scotland 0-3 The Netherlands
(Robert Kemperman, Mink Van Der Weerden, Valentin Verga)
Scotland men battled hard against a top-class Netherlands side in their second match of the World League Semi-Final in London, but it was the fourth-in-the-world-ranked Dutch who came out on top with a 3-0 win. Continue reading Scots battle hard but the Dutch come out on top
India hands Canada it’s first loss at World League semi final in London
After an impressive win in its first game, Canada’s men’s field hockey team came up on the short end of a 3-0 decision to India Saturday in London. Continue reading India hands Canada it’s first loss at World League semi final in London
Scotland give India a run for their money but lose opening match of World League Semi-Finals
Scotland were beaten 4-1 by India in a game that saw the Scots take the lead early doors, and hold their own against one of the best teams in the world. All of India’s goals came in the third quarter. Continue reading Scotland give India a run for their money but lose opening match of World League Semi-Finals
HIL Retains It’s Place In The Calendar Amidst Pro-League Fears
It’s been eight months since Jason McCracken took charge as the CEO of the International Hockey Federation and the biggest event in his brief tenure has been the launch of the Hockey Pro League, a nine-team international event.
Continue reading HIL Retains It’s Place In The Calendar Amidst Pro-League Fears
Beeston HC stings the oppostion with a flurry of new sinings for the 2017/18 season
Sam Ward Returns to Beeston HC on a 3 year contract.
Continue reading Beeston HC stings the oppostion with a flurry of new sinings for the 2017/18 season
England Hockey’s County Championships
With the latest edition of the England Hockey County Championships being held over the weekend, there’s one overriding thought process that has come to the fore over the past couple of days;
It’s becoming increasingly obvious that the competition is not what it used to be.
Forsyth scores again as GB men lift Azlan Shah Cup
Great Britain 4 (Forsyth 8, Goodfield 11 & 43, Willars 33)
Australia 3 (Ockenden 28, Pollard 34, Wotherspoon 48)
Great Britain’s men lifted the Azlan Shah Cup after beating Australia in a seven-goal thriller in Malaysia, with Scotland’s Alan Forsyth on the score sheet – his fourth of the tournament. Continue reading Forsyth scores again as GB men lift Azlan Shah Cup
Hoare says 2016 learning experience key for Wimbledon
Wimbledon’s Michael Hoare said his club drew huge lessons from their first EHL experience against Amsterdam in 2016 to power their way to the FINAL4. Continue reading Hoare says 2016 learning experience key for Wimbledon
Kane KO’s Japan
New Zealand have pulled off their first win at the Azlan Shah men’s hockey tournament in Malaysia tonight. Continue reading Kane KO’s Japan
