The Hockey Social: The day Zimbabwe won Moscow Olympic gold
The Hockey Social brings you the latest offerings from across the globe in social media, news, images and video The Olympic Games has produced many great …
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Moritz Furste ‘the Cristiano Ronaldo of the hockey world’
The Hockey Social looks back on the great German’s career with an assorted mix of social media which underlined his status as one of the game’s greats What …
Hockey World Cup: Parents need to be seen supporting athletes’ careers in sport
England Hockey launches campaign to leverage hosting the women’s Hockey World Cup on home soil – and enhance public perception By Richard Bright …
Why it’s time to put hockey clubs first for season-ending league finals
Columnist Todd Williams reflects on the English season and urges hockey officials to look to Hoofdklasse success and bring League Finals back to the clubs …
Georgie Twigg relishing club hockey life at Surbiton after international pressures
By Rod Gilmour Georgie Twigg last stepped inside Bisham Abbey two years ago as Great Britain women were putting the final touches to their soon-to-be golden …
EuroHockey Club Cup: Time to do ourselves justice in Europe, says Surbiton Ladies coach Brett Garrard
By Rod Gilmour Next year, Brett Garrard will mark 10 years at the helm of – and let’s not hold back here – one of the biggest success stories …
Is this the best club outfit in world hockey?
By The Hockey Paper The standout maroon, green and white has been noticeable at league play-offs and on the continent when the club have played in Europe. But …
Hosting Europe’s elite is opportunity to showcase why hockey matters
For the majority of hockey players, club hockey is a major part of how you first fall in love with the game. Our Surbiton Ladies team is full of homegrown …
The Hockey Social: Vanuatu’s scoring system keeps enjoyment flowing
The Hockey Social brings you another regular dose of the latest happenings in the global game and the best in social media Month by month, Vanuatu Hockey is …
Women’s sport in UK slowly breaking barriers as World Cup hosts
By Rod Gilmour After a decade and more working alongside women’s national sides, Danny Kerry has come to realise that leveraging social cohesion within …
