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 …
Women’s Hockey
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 …
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 …
Hockey Pro League: Alex Malzer, 18, called into Great Britain women’s squad
By Rod Gilmour Alex Malzer could become the first player born this century to play for Great Britain women after the Sussex teenager was called into the FIH …
Alex Danson reveals brain injury trauma on road to recovery
By The Hockey Paper England and Great Britain hockey captain Alex Danson revealed on Monday that she had ‘lost her identity’ and ability to read …
Hockey Pro League: Great Britain fall short but take first points
By Anne Porterly After nearly a month away, Great Britain women earned their first FIH Pro League points and climbed off the bottom of the table – but …
Maddie Hinch: there were better hockey goalkeepers than me in 2018
Maddie Hinch has admitted to mixed emotions after picking up the women’s goalkeeper of the year award last week. Hinch, 30, pipped Ireland’s …
Mark Hager defends coaching abilities after GB hockey appointment
Great Britain women’s coach Mark Hager has spoken for the first time since taking charge of his opening game in his new role with the Olympic champions. …
Hockey Pro League: Australia rule the roost over Germany
Eighteen matches, 94 goals and an average of five goals per game across the men’s and women’s FIH Pro League. Do teams know there is Olympic …
Great Britain Hockey warned of risk before hiring new coach
By The Hockey Paper The appointment of Mark Hager, the Australian coach now in charge of the GB women’s team, was approved despite a “significant …
