Scotland U21 men’s squad announced for Euros

Scotland U21 Men’s Head Coach Graham Moodie has named his squad for U21 Men’s EuroHockey Championship II in Plzen Litice, Czech Republic.

The tournament gets underway on 14 July and Scotland will take on Russia; Portugal and Italy in Pool B before the latter stages of the tournament.

The Scots are taking a strong team and will play in the opening game of the tournament when they face Portugal to get their campaign underway.

Scotland U21 Men go into the tournament after competitive preparation series’ against Club All Stars; Ireland and Wales, putting in good performances across all the matches.

Competition will be tough in Plzen Litice as the top two teams in the competition will be promoted to A Division in 2021.

Scotland U21 Men’s Head Coach Graham Moodie said, “Selection for the Euros was tough. It was very competitive for places in the squad and it was a hard decision, but we’ve selected a strong squad for the tournament.

“We’re really excited to go and compete in the Euros; the target is to gain promotion, and the players we have are capable of achieving this. We have one more camp before we travel to Czech Republic and we’re looking forward to our final preparations for the competition.”

 

Scotland U21 Men’s squad:

Douglas Gourlay Grange
Martin Rose University of Edinburgh
James Nairn Grange
Robbie Croll University of Edinburgh
Andrew Lochrin Uddingston
Andrew McAllister Western Wildcats
Ali Richmond Loughborough University
Andrew Webb Loughborough University
Ben Pearson University of Edinburgh
Alex Batstone Bath Buccaneers
Jamie Golden Grove Menzieshill
Joe Waterston Beeston
Cameron Golden Grove Menzieshill
Andrew McConnell Western Wildcats
Hamish Roberts Loughborough University
Struan Walker Clydesdale
David Nairn Clydesdale
Jack Jamieson University of Edinburgh

 

Schedule

14 July | 11:15 | Scotland v Portugal

15 July | 18:00 | Russia v Scotland

17 July | 11:15 | Scotland v Italy

19 July | TBC | TBC

20 July | TBC | TBC

 

Women’s EuroHockey Championship II

Scotland women will compete in Glasgow this summer in a major international tournament.

Women’s EuroHockey Championship II will be held at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre on 4-10 August and is a great chance to cheer on Scotland on home soil against some top European competition.

Find out more, and buy tickets, HERE

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