England: Premier Division Review Week Six
Leaders Reading remain unbeaten but saw their lead at the top reduced to a point after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Wimbledon. Anna-Ross Gabbitass gave Reading an early lead that was cancelled out by Katie Birch in the 56th minute. Wimbledon are eighth and the draw specialists, this being their fourth stalemate […]
England: Review of the Premier Division Week Five
The Men’s Premier Division table is taking shape after this weekend’s double header games takes us past the halfway point of the first stage of the league. Champions Old Georgians are the only team with a 100% record and have opened up a five point advantage at the top of the table. They were made […]
England: Review of week five of the England Hockey League
Barnes maintain their position at the top of table in Womens Division 1 South with another 3-0 win over newcomers Bristol Firebrands, while Slough picked up their first win of the season beating Southgate 1-0 in a tightly contested match with Bryna Holmes finding the net in the 65th minute to score the only goal […]
England: Masters World Cup
The Masters World Cup tournament in South Africa concluded yesterday and there was a great medal haul for the England teams. The Women’s 35s took the bronze medal after defeating Australia 4-3 in the 3/4 game having narrowly missed out on the final losing 2-1 to the Netherlands in the semi. The Women’s 40s were […]
England: Commonwealth Games Statement
We are disappointed that hockey will not be included in the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, a decision that overlooks a sport with a proud history and strong presence across Commonwealth nations. We do however understand that the organisers had to make some tough choices for the event due to the financial restraints put on them. […]
England: Commonwealth Games 2026 Statement
We are disappointed that hockey will not be included in the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, a decision that overlooks a sport with a proud history and strong presence across Commonwealth nations. We do however understand that the organisers had to make some tough choices for the event due to the financial restraints put on them. […]
Great Britain: Jones announces retirement from Great Britain
Olympic medallist Sarah Jones has announced her decision to retire her GB shirt after six years which have seen her compete at the highest level of the sport. Having realised her long-term goal to be the first Welsh outfield athlete to represent Great Britain since 2012, Jones made her debut for Great Britain at the […]
England: Hockey Takes Centre Stage in School Games
England Hockey is thrilled that hockey has been chosen to be part of the Youth Sport Trust ‘wave one’ launch for School Games activity. The inclusion has allowed the national governing body to share the new School Games offer to help make hockey more visible, relevant and accessible to young people in education. England Hockey […]
England: AOC HOCKEY REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS
The National Hockey AOC Representative trials have been launched for 2024-25. Full member colleges and associates are encouraged to nominate players who they consider to be of an appropriate standard for national representation. Our representative teams have been operating for over 25 years providing unique and exciting opportunities for talented male and female players to […]
Great Britain: GB team ready for action at the Sultan of Johor Cup
An 18-strong men’s squad of Under 21 players are putting the finishing touches to their preparations for the Sultan of Johor Cup. The five-day competition starts on 19 October as the GB team takes on the likes of India, Australia and New Zealand. The squad features 12 players who have competed at this Sultan of […]
