Scotland U18 Girls target European promotion in Spain

Scotland U18 Girls are targeting success at the EuroHockey U18 Championship II next week, which takes place in Santander, Spain from 8-14 July.
The Scots will face hosts Spain in a warm-up match this weekend, before taking on Poland and Italy in Pool A of the competition. Pool B is made up Belarus, Czech Republic, Spain and Ukraine.
The top two sides from each pool will progress to cross-over matches to determine the nations promoted to the EuroHockey U18 Championship two years from now.
Scotland U18 Head Coach Colin Clarke said, “Our aim for the Europeans is to be promoted back to the top division. The players are aware that if we stick to our processes and focus on what we can control then the results will take care of themselves.
“We expect our all our games to be challenging and physical and the players are looking forward to putting the hard work into practice starting with Poland on Tuesday.
“To acclimatise [for the weather in Spain], we played three test matches in Prague in soaring heat and since we returned to Scotland, the players have been training in waterproofs to ensure their bodies are continuing to sweat as if they are in hot and humid conditions.”
Please visit the EuroHockey website www.eurohockey.org for more information.
Scotland U18 Girls Squad: Megan Inch (Grove Menzieshill & Strathallan School), Rowan Sinclair (CALA Edinburgh & Mary Esrkine School), Waverley Miller (Watsonians & George Watson’s College), Emily Newlands (Borders Fjordhus Reivers & Selkirk High School), Susan Graham (Grove Menzieshill & High School of Dundee), Katie Hibbert (Granite City Wanderers & Robert Gordon’s College), Kerry-Anne Hastings (CALA Edinburgh & Mary Erskine School), Alison Eadie (Clydesdale Western & Hutchesons’ Grammar School), Maisie Morris (Kelvinside Academy & GHK), Laura Page (Albany University), Kirsten Peters (CALA Edinburgh & George Watson’s College), Jennifer Mathieson (Clydesdale Western & Craigholme), Jennifer Eadie (Clydesdale Western & Hutchesons’ Grammar School), Jessica Ross (Dundee Wanderers & Morgan Academy), Camillia Brown (CALA Edinburgh & Fettes College), Claire Hill (Watsonians and Kelso High School), Fiona Burnet (Clydesdale Western & Lomond School), Emma McGregor (Inverleith & Firrhill High School).

Scotland U18 Girls are targeting success at the EuroHockey U18 Championship II next week, which takes place in Santander, Spain from 8-14 July.

The Scots will face hosts Spain in a warm-up match this weekend, before taking on Poland and Italy in Pool A of the competition. Pool B is made up Belarus, Czech Republic, Spain and Ukraine.

The top two sides from each pool will progress to cross-over matches to determine the nations promoted to the EuroHockey U18 Championship two years from now.

Scotland U18 Girls

Scotland U18 Head Coach Colin Clarke said, “Our aim for the Europeans is to be promoted back to the top division. The players are aware that if we stick to our processes and focus on what we can control then the results will take care of themselves.

“We expect our all our games to be challenging and physical and the players are looking forward to putting the hard work into practice starting with Poland on Tuesday.

“To acclimatise [for the weather in Spain], we played three test matches in Prague in soaring heat and since we returned to Scotland, the players have been training in waterproofs to ensure their bodies are continuing to sweat as if they are in hot and humid conditions.”

Please visit the EuroHockey website for more information.

Scotland U18 Girls Squad: Megan Inch (Grove Menzieshill & Strathallan School), Rowan Sinclair (CALA Edinburgh & Mary Esrkine School), Waverley Miller (Watsonians & George Watson’s College), Emily Newlands (Borders Fjordhus Reivers & Selkirk High School), Susan Graham (Grove Menzieshill & High School of Dundee), Katie Hibbert (Granite City Wanderers & Robert Gordon’s College), Kerry-Anne Hastings (CALA Edinburgh & Mary Erskine School), Alison Eadie (Clydesdale Western & Hutchesons’ Grammar School), Maisie Morris (Kelvinside Academy & GHK), Laura Page (Albany University), Kirsten Peters (CALA Edinburgh & George Watson’s College), Jennifer Mathieson (Clydesdale Western & Craigholme), Jennifer Eadie (Clydesdale Western & Hutchesons’ Grammar School), Jessica Ross (Dundee Wanderers & Morgan Academy), Camillia Brown (CALA Edinburgh & Fettes College), Claire Hill (Watsonians and Kelso High School), Fiona Burnet (Clydesdale Western & Lomond School), Emma McGregor (Inverleith & Firrhill High School).

 

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