Fiona Burnet
Height: 1.72m
Occupation (and what studying if student): International Project Manager, British Group Inter-Parliamentary Union (BGIPU)
Born: Alexandria, West Dunbartonshire
Hometown: Helensburgh
Lives: London
Club: Wimbledon HC
Primary School: Rhu Primary
Secondary School: Lomond School
Have you played at a Commonwealth Games: No
Major achievements (starting with most recent):
- Winning the league and getting promoted to the Prem with Wimbledon HC, 2020
- Winning Euro Hockey Championship II, 2019
- 50th cap, May 2019
- Representing Auckland in the NHL, 2016
- 1st cap, October 2014
Sponsor: @STXFieldHockey @STXUK
Notes: I also played tennis for Scotland U11s and U12s
- My sister, Anna Burnet, is part of the British Sailing Team and will represent Team GB at the Tokyo Olympics in the Nacra17
- My grandfather, William Burnet, played rugby for Scotland
Hobbies: Reading, cooking, walking/ playing with Mac, any sport/ outdoor activity
Twitter: @Fiona_Burnet
Instagram: @fionaburnet
Nickname if any? Fi, Fi B, Burny
Favourite TV programme/ movie? Currently obsessed with Last Chance U / Always love 10 Things I Hate About You
Favourite meal? A mushroom & tofu ramen
Favourite superhero or somebody you wish you could swap places with? Greta Thunberg (a real life hero)
Hidden talent: I’m learning Russian – a talent in progress…
What is your favourite song to warm up with? Tondo – Disclosure
Sporting hero? Serena Williams
Recent posts:
- Scottish Hockey celebrates outstanding achievements at 2026 Awards
- 2026-27 Cup Draws
- Scotland finish 12th at the FIH World Cup after loss to Japan
- Back-to-back victories for Scotland Women at the FIH World Cup
- Scotland Women Secure Impressive 2-1 Victory Over Ireland at the FIH Hockey World Cup
- Scotland Show Determination Despite 2-0 Defeat to Argentina in Final World Cup Pool Match
- Last chance to secure your place at the 2026 Scottish Hockey Awards!
- Grace Mulholland set to make history at inaugural FIH ParaHockey World Cup
- USA edge out Scotland women to take all three points at the World Cup
- Committed Scotland lose to Germany on return to the women’s FIH World Cup

