Scotland: Scots Name Squad 
Seven under-21 players have been promoted to the Scotland womens senior squad for a January training camp in South Africa. 
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Scotland: Senior Women's Squad for South Africa  x14
Following a training session at Peffermill at the weekend, final selections have been made for the senior womens squad to travel to South Africa in January.
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Scotland: Girls U18 Assessment Squad Announced x10
The Scottish Hockey Union today announced a 41-strong squad to take part in an assessment weekend for places in the national U18 girls team.
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Scotland: Grange in Shock x24
GRANGE were still kicking themselves today after a nightmare start to their quest for indoor hockey glory.
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Scotland: Mathias Ahrens Takes Top Scottish Institute Of Sport Mens Hockey Role x20
The Scottish Institute of Sport announces the appointment of Mathias Ahrens as mens high performance hockey coach and national team coach.
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Scotland: Inverleith shot down  x12
INVERLEITH had to be content with being bridesmaids for the second year running in hockey circles as Kelburne retained the RAF Cup.
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Scotland: Goals Galore at RAF Careers Cup Finals x18
There were mixed fortunes for last year's title holders at the RAF Careers Cup Finals at Peffermill yesterday.
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Scotland: Kelburne starlets storm their way to Scottish Cup final x3
KELBURNES under-18 squad are in seventh heaven after booking their place in the Scottish Cup final by demolishing Dundee Wanderers 7-1.
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Scotland: Pointless MIM left facing a winter of discontent  x58
MIM ended the first half of their hockey season pointless after Edinburgh University edged a tense Division One encounter 2-1 at Peffermill last night.
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Scotland: Senior Squad Set for South Africa x37
The Scottish Hockey Union today announced a 20-strong senior mens squad for their training camp in Potchesfstroom, South Africa next month.
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Scotland: Ramsden Treble Saves Leaders
Premier Ones leading scorer Simon Ramsden rescued Cannock with a hat-trick as Chelmsford gave the defending champions a real test at Chelmer Park.
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Scotland: Grange demolish rivals to stay top x68
Grange kept their place at the top of the mens national league first division with a 6-2 demolition of Menzieshill at Peffermill.
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Scotland: RAF Careers Cup Finalists Confirmed x98
Following a hectic weekend of semi finals action, the 2004 RAF Careers Cup Finals line up has been confirmed and the scene is set for some mouth-watering clashes among Scotland's premier junior teams at Peffermill on Sunday 21 November.
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Scotland: Kelburne canter after MIM see red x55
Two minutes after opening the scoring, Richard Docherty of MIM earned a red card in the 14th minute of an altogether strange game against mens national league leaders Pro-Life Kelburne at Bellahouston yesterday.
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Scotland: Inverleith are out-Dunn by Grange double x50
FERGUS DUNNS double sent high-flying Inverleith tumbling from top spot in Division One of the Scottish Hockey League and kept ambitious Grange in the title frame.
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Scotland: Medal hero in hot seat
FORMER Great Britain hockey team goal keeper, Ian Taylor, has been appointed as chief executive of sportscotland.
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Scotland: GB Hockey Roadshows Postponed x16
The GB Hockey Roadshow tour scheduled for later this month has been postponed until February 2005.
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Scotland: Grahamslaw quits hockey post
Scottish Hockey Union general manager Colin Grahamslaw is leaving for a role at the Royal Caledonian Curling Club.
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Scotland: Resignation of General Manager Grahamslaw x2
Scottish Hockey Union today announced the resignation of the organisations General Manager, Colin Grahamslaw.
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Scotland: Four star display
ARDS coach Michael Irvine last night joined the ever-growing Arlene Boyles fan club after his side tumbled to defeat at the local Leisure Centre.
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Scotland: 'Garvey at home
THEY may be living a nomadic existence, but Lisnagarvey sure still know how to play these big games.
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Scotland: Kelburne duo get call-up for Scotland
KELBURNE Hockey stars Iain Scholefield and Michael Christie have been selected for the Scotland Under-18 training squad.
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Scots stand accused in unification squabble x24
ON THE eve of an important meeting of the Scottish Hockey Unions board to discuss a Great Britain Olympic Hockey Board proposal on its future competitive programme...
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Scotland: Inverleith scale heights but tough test awaits x42
INVERLEITH today sit proudly at the top of the Scottish Division One hockey table for the first time in around three decades, but coach David Reid knows that a reality check is fast approaching.
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Scotland: New Sponsor for Cup Competitions
Scotland's senior cup competitions will, from this season, be sponsored by Shepherd and Wedderburn after one of the country's biggest law firms agreed a five-figure package.
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Scotland: Inverleith top for the first time x21
Having played at least one more game than the rest, Inverleith went to the top of Scotland's National League for the first time in their history on Saturday, when they defeated Aberdeen Asset Management by the odd goal in five.
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Scotland: Simpson takes charge at Bellahouston x3
Giffnock and Grange provided the first truly competitive match of the women's national league season when they met at Bellahouston on Saturday.
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Scotland: Clarke key for Grange x11
GRANGE skipper Colin Clarke currently tops the high-flying hockey clubs scoring charts, despite being a right-back.
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Scotland: Boys Under 18 Squad named x52
The Scottish Hockey Union today announced the selection of 23 players for the Boys National Under 18 Training Squad for the 2004/05 season.
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Scots and Welsh join forces to shelve idea of GB hockey team x23
THE move to allow Great Britain to take part in the World Cup hockey tournaments, suggested by the International Hockey Federation in the wake of the disappointing performance of the GB men in Athens, has been stopped in its tracks...
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Scotland: Grange come away with victory
The Western Wildcats game against Edinburgh University was postponed on Saturday because the ageing Auchenhowie pitch was waterlogged.
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Scotland: Grange are 'underdogs' says Gilbert x24
Mike Gilbert returns to Bellahouston as Grange's coach for tomorrow`s top national league clash with Pro-Life Kelburne, whose recent renaissance he supervised until this season.
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Scotland: Clark scores a cracker as Grange beat Harris  x39
COLIN CLARK scored one of the goals of his hockey career as title-chasing Grange strolled to victory over newly-promoted Harris.
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Scotland: MIM boss Gary remains upbeat x16
GARY Cunningham today pin-pointed strikers David Guy and Poitr Simon as the key players as MIM aim to break their Division One duck, writes NIGEL DUNCAN.
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Scottish Junior Women's Squad Confirmed for Matches against the AIS
Scottish Hockey Union announced the Junior Women's squad who will represent Scotland in the challenge matches against the Australian Institute U21 Squad at Peffermill, Edinburgh on the 25th and 26th September 2004.
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Scotland: THAT'S ONE KEL OF A THRASHING BOYS x11
PRO-LIFE Kelburne went one over the eight against Inverleith - and should have netted even more goals.
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Scotland: Kelburne attack run riot x2
Pro-life Kelburne defeated Inverleith 9-1 at Bellahouston on Saturday, but the goal difference could, and perhaps should, have been much higher.
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Scotland: MIM determined to teach Harris lesson x105
MIM face a crucial match-up tomorrow as they bid to open their Division One account for the season.
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Scotland: RAF Renews Hockey Sponsorship
RAF Careers have today confirmed that they will not only continue their sponsorship of the RAF Careers Scottish Youth Hockey Cups but have also increased their sponsorship to encompass the Scottish Hockey Union youth camps.
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International Date for U21 Women
Scotlands U21 womens squad are getting an unexpected opportunity to test their skills against international opposition as the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) womens hockey team takes in Scotland on a European tour later this month.
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