Scotland squads compete at UK School Games
This week the Scotland U17 squads are at Loughborough University for the 2021 School Games National Finals.
This major multi-sport event for talented young athletes across the UK runs from Thursday 2nd to Sunday 5th September. More than 1,300 young athletes will compete across ten sports, including disability disciplines, at venues across the campus.
Hockey has always been a popular sport at the School Games, and it is a great experience for our young athletes.
- Scotland Girls are in a group with Wales and England Blue
- Scotland Boys are in a group with England Red and England Blue.
The Scots start their matches on the Friday and the finals will be played on Sunday.
The schedule, results and further information are available on the England Hockey site.
You can find out more about the UK School Games here.
SQUADS
SCOTLAND U17 BOYS
GATES Charlie (GK)
YELLAND Craig (GK)
CLARK Andrew
DOUGLAS Alastair
MORAN Cameron
WELSH Cameron
MACREA David
ROBERTSON Ethan
DONNELLY Findlay
BAGERTON Max
MAGOWAN Oliver
MILNE Raphael
MCCONNELL Roddy
KNIGHT Sam
CAHALIN Tom
MACKENZIE Adam
JACK Charlie
SCOTLAND U17 GIRLS
SMITH Ava
BARR Jessica
LAING Olivia
RITCHIE Ella
O’NEIL Emma
FLEMING Iona
NEIL Annie
VEITCH Jennifer
FINDLAY Ava
MCWILLIAMS Anna
WAUGH Skye
HOOFTMAN Itske
GRANT Abbie
GREEN Niamh
HALLIDAY Neave
THAIN Jessica
MCALLISTER Cara
FORGIE Ciara
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- Scotland Men Win the EuroHockey Championship Qualifiers After Securing Victory Over Italy in the Final
- Scotland U21 Women beat Ireland to secure series win in Glasgow
- Scotland U21 Women lose close contest with Ireland in Glasgow
- EUROHOCKEYCHAMPS27 QUALIFIED!! 10 GOAL THRILLER SEALS THE WIN FOR SCOTLAND MEN
- Scotland U21 Women defeat Ireland in Glasgow
- RESOUNDING VICTORY OVER TURKIYE FOR SCOTLAND MEN IN ROME
- Scotland Women’s U21 Squad Selected for Ireland Series and EuroHockey Championships
- Scotland Women's Squad Named for FIH Hockey Women's World Cup 2026

