With Wales men and women set to take part in the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, here’s you full guide to the hockey which will take place at the University of Birmingham!
Women’s Match Schedule
Wales women are in Pool A with India, Canada, Ghana, and England.
Pool fixtures
Friday 29th July – Wales v Canada – 16:00
Saturday 30th July – Wales v India – 19:00
Monday 1st August – Wales v Ghana – 09:00
Thursday 4th August – Wales v England – 11:00
Classification matches, semi-finals, and finals
Friday 5th August – semi-finals, 9th/10th & 7th/8th place play-offs
Sunday 7th August – final, bronze medal match and 5th/6th place play-off
Men’s Match Schedule
Wales men have been drawn in Pool B with India, Canada, Ghana, and England.
Pool fixtures
Saturday July 30th – Wales v Canada – 11:00
Sunday July 31st – Wales v England – 14:00
Wednesday 3rd August – Wales v Ghana – 16:00
Thursday 4th August – Wales v India – 14:00
Classification matches, semi-finals, and finals
Saturday 6th August - semi-finals, 9th/10th & 7th/8th place play-offs
Sunday 7th August - 5th/6th place play-off
Monday 8th August – final and bronze medal match
Where to watch
BBC Wales and BBC Sport will be showing all the action from the Commonwealth Games.
The hockey matches will be broadcast and streamed across BBC Wales One, BBC Wales Two, BBC Three, BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website, and the BBC red button.
Can I still get tickets?
There are still tickets available for some Wales hockey sessions. These can be purchased at https://www.birmingham2022.com/tickets
Women’s squad
Beth Bingham © - Holcombe (97 caps)
Ella Jackson (GK) – Swansea (38 caps)
Eloise Laity – Clifton Robinsons (62 caps)
Hannah Cozens – East Grinstead (58 caps)
Holly Munro – Clifton Robinsons (3 caps)
Izzie Howell – Zehlendorf Wespen (38 caps)
Izzy Webb – Clifton Robinsons (36 caps)
Jo Westwood – East Grinstead (123 caps)
Leah Wilkinson © - Surbiton (Wales 175 /GB 21 caps)
Livvy Hoskins – Clifton Robinsons (11 caps)
Millie Holme – Exeter University (11 caps)
Rebecca Daniel – Durham University (3 caps)
Rose Thomas (GK) – Holcombe (Wales 84/Gb 4 caps)
Sarah Jones – Wimbledon (Wales 102/GB 41 caps)
Sian French © - Bowdon Hightown (122 caps)
Sophie Robinson – Beeston (49 caps)
Xenna Hughes – Bowdon Hightown (110 caps)
Amy Burton – HC Mop (7 caps)
(Squad update: Phoebe Richards has withdrawn due to injury and will be replace by Amy Burton)
Men’s squad
Toby Reynolds-Cotterill (GK) - Hampstead & Westminster (4 caps)
Dewi Roblin (GK) - Hampstead & Westminster (9 caps)
Gareth Furlong – Surbiton (130 caps)
Daniel Kyriakides - Hampstead & Westminster (Wales 99/ GB 11 caps)
Hywel Jones - Hampstead & Westminster (44 caps)
Ioan Wall - Cardiff & Met (44 caps)
Steve Kelly - Hampstead & Westminster (65 caps)
Lewis Prosser © - East Grinstead (167 caps)
Jacob Draper - Royal Beerschot (Wales 60/ GB 22 caps)
Dale Hutchinson - Cardiff & Met (96 caps)
Rupert Shipperley © - Hampstead & Westminster (Wales 85/GB 18 caps)
Gareth Griffiths – Beeston (6 caps)
Rhys Bradshaw - Exeter University (35 caps)
Luke Hawker © - Cardiff & Met (105 caps)
James Carson - Old Georgians (87 caps)
Ben Francis – Wimbledon (81 caps)
Owain Dolan-Gray - Cardiff & Met (130 caps)
Alf Dinnie - Cardiff & Met (41 caps)
(Squad update: Joe Naughalty has withdrawn due to injury and will be replace by Alf Dinnie)
(all stats correct as of 28.07.2022)