University and College Hockey

Oxford and Cambridge top GB medal table

Posted on 30. Apr, 2012

April 30, 2012:To mark the start of Universities Week 2012  a new report launched today reveals the statistics behind Team GB’s medallists for the last twenty years. Analysis shows that Team GB Olympic medallists are twice as likely to have gone to university as the UK population as a whole. Sixty one per cent of medallists have been to university compared to 31 per cent of the population who have a degree.

Megan Frazer wins top US college hockey award

Posted on 08. Dec, 2011

Derry's  Megan Frazer of the University of Maryland field hockey team has won the 2011-12 Honda Sports Award, designating her as the top student-athlete in the country in that sport.

The honor was based on the results of national balloting among 1,000 NCAA member schools as part of the Collegiate Women Sports Awards program, now in its 36th year.

Frazer is now eligible to become a "Top Three" finalist for Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year. 

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VIDEO: Stanford Field Hockey

Posted on 13. Oct, 2011

Can you ride a bike whilst juggling a hockey ball - see how it's done at Stanford. Also keep an eye out for Becky Dru, ex Reading and now Stanford co-captain.

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Loughborough and Birmingham win University titles

Posted on 19. Mar, 2011

Loughborough University men and Birmingham University's women won the BUCS PwC Championship hockey titles at Abbeydale, Sheffield on Thursday.

Loughbourough defeated Durham University 2-1 in the men's final. University of Birmingham defeated Loughbourough 3-0 in the women's championship game.

For a full report and pictures see the next issue of PUSH magazine.

Oxford retain Varsity hockey titles

Posted on 10. Mar, 2011

Action from the Oxford vs Cambridge men's match (c) Ian WoodAction from the Oxford vs Cambridge men's match (c) Ian WoodOxford retained both Varsity hockey trophies on Tuesday.

The women's match finished 1-1 after Cambridge's Kirsty Elder equalised a Sarah Ffrench Constant goal. The cup could have been heading east however, with Jess Anand shooting high and wide for the underdogs late in the second half, having harried the Oxford defence into a turnover. As holders, Oxford retain the trophy.

The men's match was more one-sided with Oxford running out 5-2 winners.  

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