Scottish junior internationals to take on Brazil
Scotland’s young international hockey stars will be given the opportunity to test themselves against a touring Brazil side at the Glasgow National Hockey Centre on 19 & 21 May.
A Scotland U21/U18 select will take to the field, led by coach Stephen McCurry, and will face up to a Brazilian side who are embarking on a European tour as they build up to potential participation at next summer’s Rio Olympic Games.
Indeed, the South Americans have already played a number of Scottish clubs, including Grange, Edinburgh University and a Hillhead/Uddingston select.
Scotland U21/U18 Squad
|
U18 / U21 Player |
Club |
|
Alex Morrison |
Aberdeen Grammar FP |
|
Andrew Webb |
Gordonians |
|
Chris McFadden |
Clydesdale |
|
Dean Barber |
Clydesdale |
|
Douglas Gourlay |
Dunfermline Carnegie |
|
Elliot Sandison |
Dundee Wanderers |
|
Fergus Sandison |
Dundee Wanderers |
|
Fabian Goldie |
Western Wildcats |
|
Joe Waterson |
Inverleith |
|
Joe McConnell |
Western Wildcats |
|
Luke Cranney |
Western Wildcats |
|
Murray McDiarmid |
Western Wildcats |
|
Patrick Christie |
Inverleith |
|
Rob Harwood |
Western Wildcats |
|
Ryan McCurry |
Grange |
|
Jock Breckenridge |
Edinburgh University |
|
Phil Bryans |
University of Exeter |
|
Jack Kinloch |
Watsonians |
Match Schedule:
19 May – Scotland U21/U18 Select v Brazil, 19.30, Glasgow National Hockey Centre
21 May – Scotland U21/U18 Select v Brazil, 19.30, Glasgow National Hockey Centre
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