Human Interest |
Further Personal Information |
Residence |
Maidenhead, ENG |
Sport Specific Information |
Club / Team |
Holcombe: England |
Further Personal Information |
Higher education |
History - University of Nottingham: England |
General Interest |
Hobbies |
Golf, travelling, going to the cinema. (greatbritainhockey.co.uk, 01 Sep 2014) |
Injuries |
He has injured his ankle ligaments during his career. (Athlete, 28 Jan 2010) |
Memorable sporting achievement |
Playing in front of 16,000 spectators at the 2010 World Cup in New Delhi, India. (greatbritainhockey.co.uk, 01 Sep 2014) |
Sport Specific Information |
Why this sport? |
He followed his older brothers Graeme and James into the sport, and was encouraged by an enthusiastic physical education teacher. |
General Interest |
Hero / Idol |
Swiss tennis player Roger Federer. (greatbritainhockey.co.uk, 01 Sep 2014) |
Ambitions |
To compete at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, and work in the legal industry after his hockey career. (telegraph.co.uk, 10 Jan 2014) |
Sport Specific Information |
Name of coach |
Julian Halls [club], GBR; Bobby Crutchley [national], GBR |
Preferred position / style / stance / technique |
Midfielder |
When and where did you begin this sport? |
He took up hockey at age three. |
International Debut |
Year |
2009 |
Competing for |
England |
Further Personal Information |
Languages |
English |
General Interest |
Nicknames |
Cat (Athlete, 28 Jan 2010) |
Further Personal Information |
Occupation |
Athlete |
General Interest |
Sporting philosophy / motto |
"Quit ye like men." [Rise up and act like a man] (greatbritainhockey.co.uk, 01 Sep 2014) |
Other information |
EXPERIENCE He travelled to the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing as part of the British Olympic Association's [BOA] Olympic Ambition programme. The programmes was designed to give young athletes experience of the Games as an athlete. (greatbritainhockey.co.uk, 01 Sep 2014)
EARLY DAYS He lived in Venezuela between the ages of two and five while his father worked there. (telegraph.co.uk, 10 Jul 2012) |