Scottish Hockey Awards 2026 to Take Place at Tynecastle Stadium
Scottish Hockey is delighted to announce that the 2026 Scottish Hockey Awards will take place at Tynecastle Stadium in Edinburgh on Thursday 3 September 2026.
The annual awards evening celebrates the people, clubs, volunteers, officials, coaches and athletes who make hockey in Scotland such a vibrant and successful sport. With another memorable year across the game, there will be plenty to celebrate as the hockey community comes together for a special evening of recognition.
Scottish Hockey is also pleased to confirm that, moving forward, the awards will rotate between different parts of the country every second year alongside Glasgow. The new approach is designed to take the awards across Scotland and give more members of the hockey community the opportunity to attend and celebrate the sport closer to home.
The nomination process for this year’s awards will open soon, and the hockey community is encouraged to start thinking about the individuals, teams and volunteers who deserve recognition for their contribution to the sport.
Details of award categories and how to submit nominations will be announced shortly, alongside ticket information for the event.
For now, hockey supporters across Scotland are encouraged to save the date and keep an eye out for further announcements in the coming weeks.
There is so much to celebrate across hockey in Scotland, and Scottish Hockey looks forward to welcoming the community together for another fantastic evening at the Scottish Hockey Awards.
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