Scotland Women’s U21 Squad Selected for Ireland Series and EuroHockey Championships
Scottish Hockey is delighted to announce the Scotland Women’s U21 squad selected to compete in this month’s international fixtures, with the same group of players set to represent Scotland at both the home series against Ireland U21s and the EuroHockey U21s Championship.
The squad will first take to the pitch at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre, where they will host Ireland in a three-match series from the 10th – 12th July. The fixtures provide valuable international competition and play an important part in the team’s preparations ahead of the EuroHockey tournament later this month.
Following the Ireland series, the squad will travel to Valencia, Spain, for the EuroHockey U21s Championship, taking place from the 26th July – 1st August. Scotland will compete against some of the strongest European sides as they look to continue their development as the next generation of senior players.
Scotland Women’s U21 Squad:
Ava Graham
Ava Wadsworth
Cara Falconer
Caterina Nelli
Connie Roxburgh
Emily Morris
Eva Rose Ferguson
Jennifer Cain
Jenna Park
Jessica Garden
Kirsten Murison
Lexie Macmillan
Lucy Harris
Marianna Maclean
Mhairi Low
Riley Thomson
Ruby Crawford
Tabitha Peck
Non-Travelling Reserves:
Amy Clark
Charlotte Barr
Emily McLean
Sophia Colman
Ireland Series Fixtures (Glasgow National Hockey Centre):
Match 1 | Friday 10th July | 12pm
Match 2 | Saturday 11th July | 12pm
Match 3 | Sunday 12th July | 10:30am
EuroHockey U21s Championship (Valencia, Spain):
Match 1 | Scotland vs England | Sunday 26th July | 7pm
Match 2 | Scotland vs Spain | Monday 27th July | 7:15pm
Match 3 | Scotland vs Netherlands | Wednesday 29th July | 7pm
Match 4 | TBC
Match 5 | TBC
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