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Hockey debate: There are state school facilities for entire communities to...
A speculative approach resulted in a Lancashire hockey club finally returning to its hometown after 24 years and a high school being able to...
Punch shots and the ramp: Hockey is losing out to cricket’s...
Just before last summer's Cricket World Cup, Jonny Bairstow used the sport's showpiece event to pay ode to hockey, writes Shahbaz M.
The English opener...
Hockey World Cups, dodgy Olympic qualifiers and nightclub exploits
Claire Middleton looks back at four hockey controversies down the years
Call me a naïve Corinthian but I reckon sport should be a good thing;...
Alex Danson: ‘I always felt a real license to compete when...
Great Britain hockey great Alex Danson-Bennett speaks exclusively to THP on a life in hockey and the golden road to the top
A COMPETITIVE WAVE
It...
Recalling Great Britain’s women hockey Rio gold: Dutch antics and crashing...
From the Archive | First published June 2018
Exactly two months' prior to the 2016 Rio hockey final at the Deodoro Stadium, GB women had...
‘More female coaches’: Hockey on a mission to change gender imbalance
By Sophie Penney
There is big room for improvement in the percentage of women in high performance coaching, leadership roles and umpiring in hockey, according...
Can FIH and Hockey Pro League prosper amid economic impact?
"Sometimes", proclaimed the Daily Mail's chief sports writer Martin Samuel, "there is great benefit in obscurity. In relatively minor sports it allows hopeless administrators...
Teun de Nooijer’s my hero! Why Barry Middleton couldn’t go past...
Barry Middleton has finally been able to look back on his memorable hockey career, he tells Rod Gilmour
There would be times interviewing Barry Middleton...
England Hockey needs to stop star gazing and rectify club game
Published in print before lockdown, columnist Todd Williams says narrowing of top domestic clubs is detrimental to the game
So, let’s get straight to the...
Women’s coach Mark Hager on GB Hockey isolation and love of...
Mark Hager, the Australian coach of the GB women's team, could easily have been living in solitude during the coronavirus pandemic, with no family,...
