Robertson; Costello and Watson selected for GB women tests against India
It has been announced today that Sarah Robertson; Amy Costello and Charlotte Watson have been selected for Great Britain’s two Tests against India.
The trio form part of a 20-strong squad that will play matches at Bisham Abbey on 1 and 2 October, with the team for a third fixture on 4 October to be announced later this week.
Charlotte Watson will play her first games for GB on home soil, having made her debut during a tour of Japan back in July. She is one of three Scots included in the team alongside Amy Costello and Sarah Robertson, all of whom played in their nation’s impressive EuroHockey Championships II title win in Glasgow last month that saw them promoted to the top tier for 2021.
These matches will form a crucial part of both teams’ preparations for the upcoming FIH Olympic Qualifiers, with Great Britain’s women taking on Chile at Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre on 2-3 November as they bid to reach Tokyo 2020.
GB women’s squad to face India (1 and 2 October)
Giselle Ansley (Surbiton) – ENG
Amy Costello (East Grinstead) – SCO
Emily Defroand (Surbiton) – ENG
Sarah Evans (Surbiton) – ENG
Maddie Hinch (GK) – ENG
Sabbie Heesh (Surbiton) (GK) – ENG
Jo Hunter (Surbiton) – ENG
Shona McCallin – ENG
Hannah Martin (Surbiton) – ENG
Lizzie Neal (Loughborough Students) – ENG
Hollie Pearne-Webb (Surbiton) (C) – ENG
Izzy Petter (Loughborough Students) – ENG
Sarah Robertson (Hampstead & Westminster) – SCO
Amy Tennant (Reading) – ENG
Anna Toman (Wimbledon) – ENG
Susannah Townsend – ENG
Laura Unsworth (East Grinstead) – ENG
Charlotte Watson (Dundee Wanderers) – SCO
Leah Wilkinson (Holcombe) – WAL
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