Friday, June 20, 2025

Dutch hockey star Eva de Goede breaks wrist in EHL collision

Dutch women’s captain Eva de Goede saw her preparations for the Olympics severely hampered after breaking her wrist.

De Goede left the pitch in tears during Amsterdam’s third-place 4-2 win over Der Club an der Alster at the first Euro Hockey League Women.

The Dutch star was in visible pain as she held her left wrist as she exited the pitch before going to hospital after a collision with Alster keeper Amy Gibson.

“It looked serious,” said Felice Albers Albers, “also because it shocked her so much. She must have felt a lot of pain.”

De Goede could be out for up to eight weeks depending on the extent of the break.

The Dutch league play-offs start on May 5, with the EuroHockey Champs set for June 4 before the Olympics begin on July 23.

Do you have a feature or story idea from across the globe? Get in touch with us!

Hockey Factory Shop

spot_img

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

More from Author

Hockey Pro League: England women edge closer to relegation

Matches are fast running out for England women in their bid...

Unbeaten season for Oxon Boys caps three-year project

Oxon Boys U17 hockey team completed a remarkable season, winning all...

Hockey Pro League: Ireland men score fine win over Belgium

Antwerp continued to prove a happy hunting ground for Ireland as...

Hockey Mentors U14 girls win Holland Elite Cup

Hockey Mentors U14 Girls team achieved a landmark victory at the...

- A word from our sponsors -

spot_img