England v Holland, EuroHockey: Hollie Pearne-Webb ready for battle
By Rod Gilmour | Antwerp While assessing England’s European tilt and their bid to regain the trophy they won so thrillingly in London four years ago, …
Women’s Hockey
EuroHockey 2019: England women play for bronze after ‘inexcusable’ defeat
By The Hockey Paper | Antwerp England coach Mark Hager said that he would ‘look deep’ into how to get his bruised side back up and running and …
Ireland women make strides despite EuroHockey 2019 Pool exit
Gillian Pinder believes that Ireland women are making strides once more on the world scene – despite a narrow failure to reach the EuroHockey …
EuroHockey 2019: Ireland aim to upset global odds once more
By The Hockey Paper | Antwerp England v Ireland, world No 4 v world No 8, looks set to be a meeting of attacking minds on Sunday in the women’s …
EuroHockey 2019: World Cup pain is England catalyst, says Pearne-Webb
The Hockey Paper | Exclusive England captain Hollie Pearne-Webb says last summer’s World Cup disappointment is the “fuel” needed for the …
Shona McCallin set for Great Britain hockey return in Japan
By The Hockey Paper Shona McCallin is set to make her international comeback in Japan after suffering concussion last year. The 27-year-old was injured in a …
Tess Howard: ‘We all want the same thing, for GB to defend Olympic hockey title’
GB international Tess Howard speaks to The Hockey Paper on her whirlwind six months since debut I guess I truly didn’t know what the senior programme was …
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 …
Hockey Pro League: Great Britain women aiming to climb table
By The Hockey Paper Great Britain and Germany face off on April 24 in Moenchengladbach with both sides battling to make the Pro League top four. The two sides …
Mark Hager interview: I want to take Great Britain hockey to new boundaries
Exclusive | By Rod Gilmour Mark Hager, the Great Britain women’s coach, aims to take his players to ‘new boundaries’ in both physicality and …
