Hockey: England on a roll in Vancouver

Brian Tatlock
Saturday 03 May 1997 23:02 BST
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Hockey

England on a roll in Vancouver

England continued their winning form with a 3-1 victory against Japan in the Five Nations Tournament in Vancouver and today play their last game against Ireland, who yesterday lost 3-1 to the USA, writes Brian Tatlock. Back home, Brett Gillmon scored all four goals in Loughborough Students' 4-2 win against Edgbaston at Milton Keynes to clinch the final place in next season's National League.

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