Our gold-medal winning women’s 60s squad have added another accolade after being named as “Masters Team of the Year” at the Scottish Hockey Awards. The squad’s achievements in Valencia last year – where they beat England in running penalties to
W60s add new accolade
The womens’ over 60s squad were named as Team of the Year in the recent Scottish Women in Sport Awards. This year’s European Champions clinched the prize following their historic victory in Valencia in July. The super 60s drew 1-1
Sixties have gong in sights
This year’s European Champions – Scotland’s over 60s women – have been named as finalists in the Scottish Women in Sport Awards. The Scottish Masters Hockey squad are up for the Team of the Year award, following their historic victory
Indoor player plea
Scottish Masters Hockey have five squads entered into the World Masters Hockey Indoor World Cup that will be held in Nottingham from March 28 to 1 April 2024. These squads are the M35, M40, M50, M55 and W55s. All squads
Coaches sought for men’s squads
Scottish Masters Hockey is seeking to appoint coaches for their M60 and M65 squads for the coming season. Coaches will oversee selection and preparation of teams for upcoming tournaments. Both squads will be attending the Celtic Cup in Wales (date
Strengthen our squads
Following the success of our European Championships earlier this year, Scottish Masters Hockey is seeking to appoint coaches and managers for a number of our women’s squads for the next cycle of competition and beyond. Coaches will oversee selection and
Super 60s win gold in Spain
Scottish Masters Hockey returned from the World Masters European Hockey Championships in Valencia, Spain, with an impressive medal haul. All women’s squads were on the medal podium – with the W60s taking gold as their match against England was decided
Euro bronze for women’s 40s
The women’s 40s ended their European adventure on a high, winning bronze in a thrilling penalty shoot out. Lindsay Brown made the saves and Amy Atkinson got the decisive goal, as the running pens went to sudden death after Captain
Rays of hope
The three younger squads swapped the sunshine of Scotland for the bright rays of Swansea, traveling to Wales for their GB&I 4 Nations last weekend. The W45s faced Wales first. Keepers Ali Hosie and Sheona Craig made last-ditch saves in
Glasgow smiles better
Glasgow welcomed 16 teams from England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales at the weekend. And the visitors brought the sunshine with them as the GB&I 4 Nations between the women’s 50, 55, 60 and 65 age groups got underway. As always the