Ulster test for Scotland U16 Girls

Scotland U16 Girls will travel to Jordanstown in Northern Ireland this week to play Ulster in three friendly matches from 7-9 June.

Head Coach Bill Robson has selected a development group to travel across the Irish Sea, with many of the players included in his squad likely to continue at this age group next season.

“The vast majority of the players included in this squad will continue onto next season at U16 age group so these games are about presenting an opportunity for the players to experience hockey at this level and in tournament conditions”, said Robson.

“Results are not the primary focus for the games against Ulster”, stated Robson. “It is about progression and development as players, whilst also giving them a challenging level of performance to aspire to. It will be a testing three games against Ulster but I expect the group to embrace the opportunity to play a good standard of opponent.”

Scotland U16 Girls: Christine Chau (St Margaret’s & Bon Accord MBC), Julia Stenhouse (Aberdeen Grammar School & Aberdeen GSFP), Robin Robeson (George Heriot’s & CALA Edinburgh), Hanna McKie (Mary Erskine School & CALA Edinburgh), Anna Logan (Loretto & CALA Edinburgh), Lucy Gray (George Watson’s College & Watsonians), Emily Cross (Mary Erskine School & CALA Edinburgh), Ella Watt (George Watson’s College & Inverleith), Isla Cubitt (Dollar Academy & Stirling Wanderers), Nina Mearns (Strathallan School & Grove Menzieshill), Elanor Skinner (Glenalmond College), Katie Stott (Kilgraston School & Grove Menzieshill), Milly Merry (Robert Gordon’s College & Granite City Wanderers), Kirsty Miller (Berwickshire High & Watsonians), Leia McKinnon (Earlston & Borders Fjordhus Rievers), Julie Lonergan (St Ninian’s & Clydesdale Western), Maddie Cleat (St Columba’s & Greenock), Marie Kolasinski (St. Aloysius & Giffnock).

Match Schedule:

7th June, 19.30, Scotland U16G v Ulster

8th June, 14.00, Scotland U16G v Ulster

9th June, 11.00, Scotland U16G v Ulster

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