Sarah Hawkshaw Captained Irish Women's Hockey Team in FIH Nations Cup

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Sarah Hawkshaw Captained Irish Women's Hockey Team in FIH Nations Cup
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Irish women's hockey team will return to competitive action in the FIH Nations Cup in Chile. New head coach Gareth Grundie named his first squad including two new faces: Mikayla Power and Emily Kealy. Sarah Hawkshaw takes over as captain from Katie Mullan, who is still part of the team. Ireland are ranked third in the eight-nation tournament and will face New Zealand, Korea and Scotland in their pool.

Eight months since their last competitive outing, the Irish women’s hockey team will be back in action later this month at the FIH Nations Cup in Chile, with head coach Gareth Grundie including two new faces in his first squad since his appointment last October.

Mikayla Power and Emily Kealy are called up after impressing for UCD and Loreto, respectively, this season. Power also helped the Irish under-21 side qualify for the 2025 Junior World Cup. Sarah Hawkshaw will captain the side for the first time having succeeded Katie Mullan in the role. But Mullan is included again, alongside goalkeeper Ayeisha McFerran, who returns having missed out for a year through injury.

Ireland are ranked third in the eight-nation tournament with the winners qualifying for next year’s FIH Pro League. They have been drawn in a pool with New Zealand, Korea and Scotland and will open their campaign against the latter on February 23rd.

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