News | Hockey
1 Nov 2025 15:30
| outlook hotmail | yahoo mail | gmail | news | weather | finance | shopping | about nzcity | Search |
NZCity News
NZCity CalculatorReturn to NZCity
SEARCH 

  • Start Page
  • Personalise
    •    News
  • Sport
  • Weather
  • Finance
  • Shopping
  • Jobs
  • Horoscopes
  • Lotto Results
  • Photo Gallery
  • Site Gallery
  • TVNow
  • Dating
  • SearchNZ
  • NZSearch
  • Crime.co.nz
  • RugbyLeague
  • Make Home
  • About NZCity
  • Contact NZCity
  • Your Privacy
  • Advertising
  • Login
  • Join for Free

    •
      Home > News > Sports > Hockey

    The women's Black Sticks have pre-empted the style Great Britain will employ when they meet in their first FIH Pro hockey League match in Albany this evening

    The women's Black Sticks have pre-empted the style Great Britain will employ when they meet in their first FIH Pro hockey League match in Albany this evening


    The visitors have been coached by long-time New Zealand mentor Mark Hager for 12 months.

    Black Sticks coach Graham Shaw says traditionally European sides play with control.



    Centre pass is at 7:40pm.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Hockey News
     08 Sep: The Black Sticks women have claimed their place at next year's World Cup, much to the financial relief of their governing body
     06 Sep: The Black Sticks women are looking to create more goalscoring chances in this afternoon's second Oceania Cup hockey fixture against Australia in Darwin
     05 Sep: The New Zealand women have opened their Oceania Cup hockey campaign against Australia with a 1-nil win in Darwin, thanks to an Olivia Shannon strike - the men lost 2-nil to the Kookaburras
     23 Jul: A heads down and get on with it approach from the Black Sticks men after not being able to claim the spot they earned in hockey's global Pro League
     20 Jun: New Zealand Hockey's decision about whether to compete in next season's Pro League may be taken out of their hands
     20 Jun: The Black Sticks men's hockey team have one particular opponent in their sights at tomorrow morning's Nations Cup semi-final in Malaysia
     20 Jun: The Black Sticks men are pushing Pro League qualification out of their minds at hockey's Nations Cup in Malaysia
     Top Stories

    RUGBY RUGBY
    The All Blacks admit they've had some inside intel on the Irish, ahead of tomorrow's clash at Soldier Field in Chicago More...

    BUSINESS BUSINESS
    Thousands of PowerNet customers remain cut off in the lower South Island - a week after a severe storm downed much of its network More...


     Today's News

    		 Rugby:
    The All Blacks admit they've had some inside intel on the Irish, ahead of tomorrow's clash at Soldier Field in Chicago 15:27

     Rugby:
    Intensity and defence are the keys All Blacks captain Scott Barrett's highlighting in tomorrow's opening Grand Slam test against Ireland 15:26

     Cricket:
    Black Caps skipper Mitchell Santner has won the toss and has opted to bowl first against England in today's dead-rubber final one-day international in the capital 14:56

     Rugby:
    All Blacks lock Fabian Holland is soaking up some valuable Chicago cribnotes from Scott Barrett ahead of tomorrow's test against Ireland 14:26

     Netball:
    Australian midcourt star Jamie-Lee Price has been crowned that nation's best netballer 14:06

     Business:
    Thousands of PowerNet customers remain cut off in the lower South Island - a week after a severe storm downed much of its network 13:46

     Cricket:
    Black Caps allrounder Michael Bracewell's adamant it's all to play for despite the dead rubber nature of this afternoon's third one-dayer against England 13:26

     Business:
    US AI chip giant, Nvidia is rapidly propelling its stock to record highs 12:26

     Law and Order:
    She accused him of rape, but Prince Andrew's downfall is too late for Virginia Roberts Giuffre 12:06

     International:
    Virginia Giuffre's brother demands Prince Andrew investigation, wants King to pressure Trump 12:06

     News Search




    Power Search

    © 2025 New Zealand City Ltd