Wales: Whitchurch hit heights
WHITCHURCH are on a high after slamming Harrogate 4-0 in the English league to stay in second spot and then sweeping impressively into the quarter-finals of the Welsh Cup. 
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Wales: Goal lesson from Whitchurch 
WHITCHURCH produced a five-star performance to overwhelm Cambridge University 5-2 in the English Hockey League, writes Chris Smart.
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Wales: Cardiff making an impact 
CARDIFF are beginning to make an impact in the first division of the Gerrard League, writes Chris Smart.
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Wales: National Performance Coach (NPC) position x5
The Welsh Hockey Union Limited wishes to appoint a National Performance Coach (NPC)
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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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Wales: Frustration as Rhyl hang on for a point
DESPITE leading 3-0 and 4-1 newly-promoted Rhyl were unable to hold on for what would have been a notable victory over a very strong Didsbury outfit.
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Scotland: Celtic Cup Comes to Scotland
For the first time ever Scotland will play host to the senior Celtic Cup with teams from Scotland, Ireland, France and Wales set to challenge for the title in Edinburgh next July.
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Scotland: Capital venue for Celtic Cup 
SCOTLAND will play host to the senior hockey Celtic Cup with teams from Ireland, France and Wales set to challenge for the title in Edinburgh next July, writes NIGEL DUNCAN.
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Wales: The Junior Celts Draw Level 
With the Olympics the sporting pinnacle for 2004 it can be easy to forget that for some people their focus is on the future talent and with three Scots in the GB team this year the Celtic nations are working hard to ensure new talent will be there in 200
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Wales: Mark in hot form x2
A HASLINGTON teenager has helped Wales Under 21s achieve their best international result in 20 years at the Euro 2004 Youth Hockey Championships.
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MOG: Mens Olympic Games Form Guide
Scott Goodheart, the Web Commentator for the FIH, provides an overview of what we can perhaps expect from the 2004 Olympic Games tournament. Follow his text commentary at www.worldhockey.org.
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Wales stick it to rest of Europe x10
WALES beat Italy 1-0 to lift the European Junior Ladies Nations Hockey Trophy in Swansea - the first-ever cup won in Europe by a Welsh national side.
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WALES MEN ARE KING OF THE CELTS
Wales Senior Hockey teams ventured to Dublin as a largely new young squad with the 2005 European Cup as their target.
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Irish have to settle for silver
IRELAND had to be satisfied with the runners-up slot as Wales lifted the Celtic Cup for the first time in Dublin yesterday after a decisive 4-0 win over Scotland.
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Wales rise to Celtic hockey challenge...
WALES senior men's and women's hockey squads are today toasting two historic achievements for the Welsh game.
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Scotland: Scots are punished at death x18
Scotland threw away the chance of winning the Celtic Cup in Dublin yesterday by conceding a late goal to Wales. The Scots were playing down the clock with a 2-1 lead, but a lack of concentration and Welsh opportunism brought the scores level with only 40
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Irish draw at the double
BOTH the Ireland men's and women's hockey teams had to be satisfied with stalemate against Wales in yesterday's Celtic Cup openers against Wales at Belfield.
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Scotland: Senior Celtic Cup Squads Announced x47
The Scottish Hockey Union today announced the squads who will travel to Dublin later this month to compete in the Senior Celtic Cups for Men and Women.
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Trinidad: Welsh lesson for T&T hockey men
An early Nicholas Wren goal failed to inspire an upset on Sunday afternoon as Trinidad and Tobago lost 3-1 to Wales at Oxford University.
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Wales: Olympic dream x3
THE Olympic clock is ticking for Welsh hockey star Michelle Thomas, who has been in Athens this week knowing her hopes of cementing her place in the Great Britain squad could depend upon her performances in three crucial build-up games.
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England: Old Loughtonians aim to upset champions x3
The indoor season clicks into action this weekend with the National Champions of England, Scotland and Wales competing in the Coaching Solutions International Indoor Tournament at three venues in the Midlands before they start the defence of their titles.
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Great Britain: Thomas steps up her Olympic ambition x18
WELSH hockey great Anne Ellis believes Wales reaching the European Nations Cup has been a key factor behind Sarah Thomas' bid to compete at the Olympic Games in Athens next year.
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Great Britain: Celts rally to England cause x6
Battle-weary England continue their Champions' Trophy campaign today against Argentina with support from unlikely quarters - Scotland and Wales.
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Wales: Lesley Hobley Named as Welsh Womens Hockey Head Coach
The Welsh Hockey Board confirmed Lesley Hobley as Head Coach of the Welsh Senior Womens Hockey Team in their bid for success at the 2005 European Cup.
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Great Britain Olympic Training Squad - Training Camps and Champions Trophy x5
GB Assessors have, today, announced a squad of 26 athletes to participate in GB Training Camps in Canberra and Sydney from 16 November -19 December 2003.
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Wales pair on target
AFTER two seasons of struggling to remain in the top flight, Hampstead and Westminster continue to prosper during this campaign and maintained pole position in the premier division...
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Wales: Anne Ellis appointed acting Chair of the Sports Council for Wales
It was announced today that Anne Ellis MBE, President of the Welsh Hockey Union, had been appointed as acting Chair of the Sports Council for Wales.
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Great Britain: Decision on Russell Garcia x9
Following discussion at the Great Britain Olympic Hockey Meeting on Friday 3 October regarding the request from Russell Garcia to be considered for the GB Mens squad, it was decided he should not be invited to attend the forthcoming squad sessions...
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USA Women Draw with Great Britain; Japan Upsets Germany in International x7
Virginia Beach, Va. (Aug. 9) The USA women played to a 1-1 draw with Great Britain and surprising Japan upset Germany, 4-2, in the first day of action at field hockey's 2nd International Atlantic Cup.
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Welsh stall on offer to top women  x36
The reorganisation of the English National League included an offer of a place for the women's champions of Wales - which has not yet been accepted.
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USA Field Hockey Names International Atlantic Cup Team
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Sept. 26, 2003) USA Field Hockey and womens national team coach Beth Anders have selected their team for the International Atlantic Cup, Oct. 8-12 at the USA Field Hockey National Training Center in Virginia Beach, Va.
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U.S. Women to Meet Great Britain in Philadelphia Friendly
The U.S. Field Hockey women's national team will meet rival Great Britain in an exhibition "friendly" at 2:30 p.m., Oct. 4 at the Univ. of Pennsylvania's Franklin Field.
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Great Britain: Wavering Docherty named in GB squad x30
Laurence Docherty, who has proclaimed his desire to switch nationality and play for Holland, was named in the 27-man Great Britain Olympic training squad announced yesterday.
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Great Britain Olympic Squad Announced
Team Leader, Tricia Heberle has, today, announced her Olympic Squad for Athens 2004.
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Olympians dominate Great Britain squad
Tricia Heberle, the England coach who has just returned from the European Nations Cup in Barcelona, yesterday announced her Great Britain Olympic Training Squad for Athens.
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Great Britain: Olympics beckon
Seven Scots and two Welsh players have joined 16 from England in a Great Britain women's training squad who will start preparing for the Olympic qualifying tournament in Auckland with a four-nations event in America next month.
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Euros: Simpson stands down with winning strike
Scotland and Wales ended their programmes in the Astroturf European Nations Cup here yesterday with mixed results.
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Euros: England hockey prepares for Semi-finals
England's men's and women's sides have their sights firmly set on making the finals at the European Nations Cup at the end of this week.
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Euros: Calm before storm for Irish
THE gates to the hockey village, in the shadow of Barcelona´s Olympic Stadium, were closed yesterday as the European Nations Cup took its official rest day after eight days of competition.
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Euros: Concern at Britain's readiness
The Great Britain men's programme is well behind schedule, according to a member of the Great Britain Olympic Hockey Board, who has admitted the backlog is causing "great concern".
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