Scottish Hockey partners with High School of Glasgow Hockey Academy
Scottish Hockey is supporting the High School of Glasgow with the newly launched .
Combining specialist coaching, strength and conditioning, performance analysis and an outstanding education, young players don’t have to choose between their sporting passion and their studies.
Kelly Fillingham, Performance Pathway Lead for Scottish Hockey, said:
“Scottish Hockey is delighted to be working in partnership with The High School of Glasgow to help develop its Hockey Academy. This is an exciting opportunity to build an ambitious, holistic performance pathway that supports talented young players to thrive in their sport, their education and their wider lives.
“We look forward to helping shape the Academy’s direction and curriculum, bringing our expertise in player development to support the programme that connects high-quality hockey coaching with physical preparation, performance education and wellbeing. Developing the next generation means understanding each young person and creating an environment where they are supported, challenged and inspired to fulfil their potential.
“The School’s ambition for the academy is something we are excited to support. Together, we have an opportunity to build strong connections with the wider Scottish Hockey pathway and give young players the skills, confidence and foundations to pursue their ambitions, on and off the pitch.”
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