Scottish Hockey to livestream Scottish Cup & Plate finals

 

Scottish Hockey to webcast live multi-camera coverage of women’s and men’s Plate and Cup Finals on YouTube.
Production partnership formed with QTV Sports and Creative Loop to provide training legacy from Glasgow2014 Host Broadcaster Training Initiative.
The Scottish Plate and Scottish Cup Finals will be webcast live from the National Hockey Centre Glasgow on Saturday 18 April, starting at 10am.
The Glasgow2014 venue will play host to four matches throughout the day with teams from across Scotland competing in both men’s and women’s competitions.
1000h Women’s Scottish Plate Final – Dundee Wanderers v Edinburgh University 3rd XI
1200h Men’s Scottish Plate Final – PSL Team Sport Clydesdale v Falkirk GHG
1400h Women’s Scottish Cup Final – Milne Craig Clydesdale Western v Grove Menzieshill
1600h Men’s Scottish Cup Final – Grange v Edinburgh University
Scottish Hockey is proud to present this coverage in association with Creative Loop, which works closely with Scotland’s education sector to bridge the gap between Scotland’s creative media industry and education.
Creative Loop administered the Glasgow2014 Host Broadcaster Training Initiative, which placed over 200 young people in Scotland in a variety of technical and editorial roles with Games’ host-broadcaster SVGTV.
The live coverage of these Cup Finals is another opportunity to provide a training legacy for those young people.
The students will spend the day developing their talent and skills alongside established industry professionals from Glasgow-based QTV Sports.
Commentary will be provided by ex-Scotland international and former GB Men’s coach Niall Sturrock and Sam Judge, who made 173 appearances for the Scotland Women’s hockey team.
Each match will be available live on Scottish Hockey’s YouTube Channel with match highlights available later in the week.
Visit scottish-hockey.org.uk/live-scottish-cup-finals or eurohockey.org/upcoming-tv-streamed-matches-europe/ to watch all the action.

Scottish Hockey to webcast live multi-camera coverage of Men’s and Women’s Scottish Cup & Plate Finals on YouTube.

Scottish Hockey is delighted to announce that the Scottish Cup & Plate finals will be webcast live from the Glasgow National Hockey Centre on Saturday 18 April, starting at 10am.

The Glasgow2014 venue will play host to four matches throughout the day with teams from across Scotland competing in both men’s and women’s competitions:

 

  • 1000h Women’s Scottish Plate Final – Dundee Wanderers v Edinburgh University III
  • 1200h Men’s Scottish Plate Final – PSL Team Sport Clydesdale v Falkirk GHG
  • 1400h Women’s Scottish Cup Final – Milne Craig Clydesdale Western v Grove Menzieshill
  • 1600h Men’s Scottish Cup Final – Grange v Edinburgh University

 

Each match will be available live on Scottish Hockey’s YouTube Channel with match highlights available later in the week.

Scottish Hockey is proud to present this coverage in association with Creative Loop, which works closely with Scotland’s education sector to bridge the gap between Scotland’s creative media industry and education.

The partnership has been formed with Creative Loop to provide training legacy from Glasgow2014 Host Broadcaster Training Initiative.

The Glasgow 2014 Host Broadcaster Training Initiative (HBTI) was the TV training initiative for Scotland’s students and began in the run up to and during the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games in order to guarantee a legacy from Glasgow2014.

The HBTI saw students from Scotland’s educational institutions trained to sufficient proficiency and experience to participate in live sports broadcasts.

Creative Loop administered the Glasgow2014 Host Broadcaster Training Initiative, which placed over 200 young people in Scotland in a variety of technical and editorial roles with Games’ host-broadcaster SVGTV.

The live coverage of these Cup Finals is another opportunity to provide a training legacy for those young people.

The students will spend the day developing their talent and skills alongside established industry professionals from Glasgow-based QTV Sports.

Commentary will be provided by ex-Scotland international and former GB Men’s coach Niall Sturrock and Sam Judge, who made 199 appearances for the Scotland Women’s hockey team.

Visit Scottish Hockey’s YouTube Channel to watch all the action.

Follow updates on Twitter using #HockeyFinals

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