Scotland U21 Women squad selected for Euros

The Scotland U21 Women’s squad has been announced for U21s EuroHockey Championship II in Alanya, Turkey.

Head Coach Neil Menzies has named a strong Scotland squad that will take to the pitch in Pool B with Austria; Czech Republic and Wales. It is the Welsh who will be Scotland’s first opponents when they meet in the opening match of the tournament on 14 July.

The Scots will take on Czech Republic in their second match before facing Austria in the last Pool match before the crossover matches. Excitement is high for the tournament as the teams who finish in the top two spots in Alanya will be promoted to A Division in 2021.

Scotland U21 Women’s Head Coach Neil Menzies said, “We have been able to select a strong squad for what will be a demanding competition.

“This squad is undoubtedly capable of winning promotion, but it will not be easy, and we will need to be at our best to succeed.

“Much will depend on our ability to adapt to the conditions in Turkey, and to the varying styles of play that we will face. We definitely have the skill and if we can ally that to the correct mentality then we have a chance.”

 

Scotland U21 Women squad:

Jess Buchanan (Clydesdale Western)

Amber Murray (Watsonians)

Ellie Wilson (Dundee Wanderers)

Cat Booth (Western Wildcats)

Katie Stott (Grove Menzieshill)

Cailin Hart (Watsonians)

Morven Cawthorn (Watsonians)

Eve Pearson (Watsonians)

Bronwyn Shields (Clydesdale Western)

Ruth Blaikie (Dundee Wanderers)

Margery Justice (Edinburgh University)

Imogen Davies (Kelburne)

Rachel Bain (Western Wildcats)

Georgia Jones (Watsonians)

Lunjika Nyirenda (Beeston)

Lexi Sabatelli (Clydesdale Western)

Jenny Walls (Edinburgh University)

Katie MacCallum (Watsonians)

 

Schedule

14 July | 09:00 | Scotland v Wales

15 July | 18:00 | Czech Republic v Scotland

17 July | 09:00 | Scotland v Austria

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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