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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England: Lee culls Olympians for Belgium Tests  x76
Jason Lee, the acting England chief coach, has announced a 24-man squad, including nine uncapped players for two Tests against Belgium at Bisham Abbey on 3 and 4 November. Only three of Great Britain's Olympic squadare included. 
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England: Walsh ready for England challenge after difficult year
AFTER seven months spent recovering from the bitter disappointment of Great Britains failure to qualify for the Athens Olympics, Kate Walsh returns to the international scene today... 
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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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Great Britain: Mason could quit GB team
Great Britain goalkeeper Simon Mason could quit international hockey if plans to help them prepare for the next Olympics are not approved. 
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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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Scots clubs to give Great Britain proposal a wide berth  x25
DESPITE the expenditure of £20m over the past four years, the performance of the England-dominated Great Britain mens hockey team at the Athens Olympics was a major disappointment. 
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England: Fordham quits internationals x9
England and Great Britain hockey star Guy Fordham has decided to retire from the international game. 
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Scotland team's future threatened x44
Scottish hockey has been thrown into turmoil after a dramatic announcement by the Great Britain Olympic Hockey Board (GBOH) that they want GB to take part in future Champions Trophy and World Cup tournaments, as well as the Olympic Games. 
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Great Britain: Board Unite Behind British Bid x25
The fall-out from the disappointing showing in Athens has begun with the Great Britain Olympic Hockey Board recommending a GB side should compete at all major tournaments bar the European Championships in future. 
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MOG: South Africa edged out by Great Britain
The South African men's hockey team lost narrowly to Great Britain in their final pool match to finish in tenth position out of 12 teams. 
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MOG: Great Britain Secure Ninth Place
Great Britains disappointing Olympic campaign ended with a 4-3 penalty stroke victory over South Africa to clinch ninth place. 
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MOG: Great Britain unpreprared for penalties  x8
Jason Lee, Britain's hockey coach, today said his players had to draw on what experience they had to secure ninth place in a penalty shoot-out victory over South Africa as they had not practised strokes beforehand. 
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MOG: Great Britain: Mason's penalty save seals win
Simon Mason, Britain's goalkeeper, saved the final penalty stroke to give Britain a 4-3 shoot-out victory over South Africa, following a 1-1 draw in the ninth place play-off. 
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Great Britain: Sixsmith worried at poor results x5
Former British hockey star Jane Sixsmith fears for the future of the sport in this country following Great Britain's dire showing at the Olympics. 
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Faltering Great Britain are left behind
World hockey is doing well but poor Britain lag terribly behind. Britain's men have had their worst Olympics for decades they can at best finish ninth and the women did not even get to Athens. 
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MOG: Consolation win on hockey field for Great Britain  x29
Great Britain's hockey team restored some much-needed confidence in a disappointing Olympic campaign with a 4-1 victory over Argentina. 
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MOG: Great Britain, South Africa win bottom hockey place playoffs
Britain and South Africa won their playoffs at the bottom of the table at the Olympic men's hockey tournament today, leaving Argentina and Egypt to battle for the wooden spoon. 
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Great Britain: Lee blasts gutless players after loss
Coach Jason Lee blasted his players as "gutless" after the 8-2 Olympic hockey capitulation against Pakistan. 
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Great Britain: Mason's Olympic dreams end in disappointment after double defeat
SIMON Mason's slim hopes of an Olympic hockey medal were dashed after two horror matches. 
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MOG: Great Britain Trashed  x39
Great Britain were consigned to their worst finish at an Olympics for 36 years after a dreadful 8-2 defeat to Pakistan. 
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MOG: PAKISTAN STICK EIGHT PAST BRITS
GREAT BRITAIN'S hockey men narrowly avoided their worst defeat in Olympic history when they were thumped 8-2 by Pakistan yesterday. 
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Great Britain: Lee calls for changes x34
Great Britain coach Jason Lee believes significant changes have to be made if further Olympic failures are to be avoided in future. 
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MOG: Germany end Great Britain hopes  x6
Great Britain's hopes of picking up a medal in the men's hockey ended after a 4-1 defeat to Germany on Saturday. 
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MOG: Great Britain: Parnham set to quit after rout  x3
Cannock's Craig Parnham could have made his last international appearance in Great Britain's 5-1 defeat to Spain in the Olympic Hockey Centre last night. 
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Great Britain: Lee Keeps Faith in Hockey Stars x3
The odds on Great Britain claiming a medal may now be even longer than before the competition started but that does not deter coach Jason Lee. 
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MOG: Spain down Britain for first win
Spain outplayed Britain 5-1 here to record their first win in the Olympic men's field hockey and join the race for the semi-finals. 
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MOG: Spain thrash Great Britain
Great Britain's hopes of reaching the men's hockey semi-finals were dealt a massive blow after they were thrashed 5-1 by Spain. 
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MOG: Britain face early exit after defeat by Spain
Great Britain have almost certainly waved goodbye to any chance of an Olympic medal following their 5-1 defeat last night by Spain, with the Spanish now right back in the race for a semi-final place after a convincing performance. 
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MOG: Great Britain: Hell in the hockey
BRITAIN'S hopes of a hockey medal are almost dead after a nightmare 5-1 defeat by Spain yesterday. 
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MOG: Hockey defeat for Great Britain x3
A goal in each half from Lee Jung Seon helped Korea beat Great Britain's men's hockey team's 3-2, ending their hopes of a second win in a row. 
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MOG: Korea earn late hockey win against Great Britain
South Korea's men have plucked a 3-2 win from the final minutes of their hockey match against Britain, jumping back into contention for an Olympic medal at the Athens Games. 
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MOG: Great Britain hockey stars suffer heartbreak
A goal three minutes from time sent Great Britain's men's hockey team to their first defeat of the Olympics. 
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MOG: Great Britain: Lee upset by South Korea's late winner  x6
Britain's coach, Jason Lee, was pleased with the way his squad played in Athens yesterday as South Korea eventually beat Britain 3-2 in their second Pool game, but disappointed with the result. 
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MOG: Great Britain coach demands focus
Great Britain coach Jason Lee has warned his team not to get complacent after their opening 3-1 victory against Egypt in the men's hockey. 
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MOG: Good start for Great Britain  x41
Two quick second-half goals helped Britain's men's hockey team see off Egypt 3-1 in their Olympic opener. 
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MOG: Great Britain: Middleton shines in encouraging victory
Great Britain eventually overcame a rugged Egyptian sided to win their opening match in the Olympic tournament in Athens last night 3-1. 
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MOG: Great Britain bullish about prospects
Simon Mason has said the Great Britain hockey team are feeling confident ahead of their Olympic Games tournament. 
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MOG: Great Britain gain confidence boost x2
Great Britain's men's hockey team beat Argentina 3-1 in an Olympic warm-up match in Athens on Tuesday. 
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Great Britain: Lee: Tough group may help us
British hockey coach Jason Lee believes his side's tough group could work in their favour at the Athens Olympics, which start on Friday. 
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