Liverpool’s lack of hockey facilities the battle for this tireless achiever
By Rod Gilmour | Editor Jean Arnold is something of an icon in Liverpool. The 79-year-old has been a revered PE teacher in the region for decades and her …
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India vs Pakistan and the off-field hockey stick battle
By Shahbaz M | Global columnist For more than a decade, India and Pakistan have cut off their bilateral hockey relations. The reasons are varying – from …
Why clubs should offer more ParaHockey
By Richard Bright The founder of disability hockey at Surbiton HC is calling on clubs across the country to embrace the sport. ParaHockey supporters have tried …
Great Britain hockey women set to test Tokyo heat ahead of Olympic defence
By Richard Bright Olympians competing in next summer’s Games in Tokyo have been ranked in order of how likely they are to get sunburn. Researchers …
Don’t let juniors wallow: key steps to enhancing players’ strengths
I’m mindful that too many cold winters, unforgivable yellow cards and woeful excuses about not making training or fixtures have moved me away from the sorts …
Revealed: True extent of making hockey as a career
By Richard Bright What are the chances of making the grade in hockey? How much will it cost players to set themselves up to make it at the top level? And how …
Hampstead finally secure Boizot’s Euro hockey dream
No longer do those Hampstead & Westminster supporters resplendent in their old touring jackets need cast their minds back to 1991. On a March day 28 years …
How Oxford Hockey Club medics helped to save fellow player’s life
Two Oxford HC members have been praised for dropping their sticks mid-match to save a player’s life. Medics James Harper and Chris Hadfield were playing for …
Hockey Pro League: Great Britain beat Germany for first time in 19 years
By The Hockey Paper Phil Roper’s fine goal and George Pinner’s pads helped Great Britain rise to the top of the FIH Pro League standings as Danny …
Hockey Pro League: Great Britain earn extra point after Amy Tennant heroics
By The Hockey Paper Great Britain came away with two points from the first women’s FIH Pro League game in London – but this would have felt like a …
