Photographic exhibition

Tag: WCT2010

Luciana Aymar celebrates a goal at the Women's Champions Trophy in Nottingham, 2010 (c) Ady Kerry
Picture: Luciana Aymar celebrates a goal for Argentina at the Women's Champions Trophy in Nottingham, 2010 (c) Ady Kerry
Photographer, Ady Kerry, is holding an exhibition at the Horsebridge Gallery, Whitstable , Kent which features images from the past season’s hockey, from the youth festival to the Champions Trophy in Nottingham.

Super Saturday at the Champions Trophy

Tag: WCT2010

Just for a laugh we've produced a video of a whole day at the Champions Trophy - Saturday July 17th 2010. You can't see much hockey - but enjoy the view!

Champions Trophy Final: Argentina 4 Netherlands 2

Tag: Argentina, Netherlands, WCT2010

A hat-trick of penalty corners from a clinical Noel Barrioneuvo delivered the Champions Trophy to Argentina for the third consecutive year.
Two Barrioneuvo drag-flicks plus a Carla Rebecchi field goal delivered a 3-1 half-time lead for las Leonas. The Dutch had the lion's share of possession but only netted once through Kelly Jonker.

England 2 Germany 1 - bronze medal match

Tag: England, Germany, WCT2010


Second-half goals from Crista Cullen and Susie Gilbert secured bronze for England at the Champions Trophy in Nottingham.
The two corner conversions, Cullen's a direct strike (51min)and Gilbert's (43min) a rebound, turned around Germany's 1-0 half-time lead from a Maike Stockel finish (9min).
Picture Crista Cullen celebrates her 52nd minute PC strike from the ground as Laura Unsworth (right) and Kate Walsh (left) join the party. Credit: Andy Smith

New Zealand 4 China 3

Tag: China, New Zealand, WCT2010

New Zealand overturned a 2-1 half-time scoreline to pinch fifth spot in the women's Champions Trophy at Nottingham.
China's half-time lead came through two excellent goals, a PC just under the crossbar from Ma Yibo and a reverse strike into the top corner from Zhao Yudiao. New Zealand's first-half goal came from a left baseline run by Charlotte Harrison who picked up the richochet from her own shot to score.
Katie Glynn smashed home a PC to level the scores at 2-2, another Ma Yibo drag-flick put China ahead in the 44th minute. Piki Hamahona finished a New Zealand breakout to level for the Kiwis, then Gemma Flynn slid in to Net the New Zealand winner. Goalie Bianca Russell saved the day in the dying miutes, snuffing out a two-on-one break with a sprawling stick interception.
Picture: Gemma Flynn (left) in action against China. Credit: Andy Smith

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