#watchyour1s campaign: A heartening start to lift hockey crowds
THP Editorial Perhaps one of the best aspects of our #watchyour1s campaign has been that the hashtag continues to be used across the country, despite our …
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Petition launched by former England Hockey athlete to support young stars
A former athlete at GB Hockey’s Elite Development Programme (EDP) is campaigning for an increase in lifestyle mentoring for young hockey stars after she cut …
Olympic hockey qualifiers: Irish fans’ heartache and Canada rejoices
Social media was awash with comment as the fall out from Ireland’s defeat to Canada continued into Monday Here is a round-up as Canada secured a place …
EuroHockey Championships 2019: Team ratings, who’s a title contender?
The Pool stages over, The Hockey Paper ranks the men’s and women’s teams ahead of the Championship and Relegation matches MEN Holland Authoritative …
The Hockey Paper launches ‘Watch Your 1s’ campaign to lift domestic game
By The Hockey Paper | Editorial We have launched our campaign and competition to boost attendances at 1st XI level and reinvigorate match day atmospheres in …
The Hockey Paper: back in print with plenty to cover
By Rod Gilmour | Editor After nearly two years away, we are back this week as a print product for readers. Our concept was first conceived thanks to several …
Gryphon Tokyo Cup incorporates women’s event for tournament growth
The Gryphon Tokyo Cup launched a women’s event for the first time in March when the annual tournament took place in Japan – and you can be a part …
7 reasons why we’re returning in print
Since our initial print run from November 2016, we have taken stock and are returning with better content and the stories that matter most to our readers. We …
Comment: Great Britain hockey needs character and right headlines under Hager
The Hockey Paper says… Two pieces on Mark Hager’s appointment have now been written by The Times, the only UK national newspaper – which …
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 …
