CHLOE ROGERS
INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY PLAYER
ABOUT CHLOE #12
Chloe played her first senior England match in 2003 and has since gone on to success at the highest levels of hockey. She has over 100 combined caps for Great Britain and England, playing at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 and picking-up Commonwealth Games bronze medals in 2006 and 2010. A premier league winner, and a national indoor hockey title winner four times, once with her current club, Leicester, and three times with Chelmsford.
COACH / MENTOR
Great technical skills combined with the Olympian ideals make Chloe a truly inspirational player of hockey and she is keen to pass those traits on to youngsters. She currently coaches Wycombe Ladies and has run numerous training days for schools and clubs. Find out more about Chloe's work as a Team Essex Ambassador for 2012, a DKH Legacy Trust athlete and being part of the BMW London 2012 Performance Team
WELCOME
2012 is going to be a massive year for the Great Britain women's hockey team and the sport here in the UK.
For me it will be a testing year also, as I train hard to be a part of that team.
NEWS
Chloe
01/05/2012
Saffron Walden Museum in Essex have a special exhibition on until 01/07/2012 about 'Sporting Heroes'.
There is a chance to see Chloe's playing kit from the Beijing Olympics on display along with her 2006 Commonwealth Games bronze medal and many other interesting objects from her playing career.
'It's My Bag' is also on display as well.
For more information about the exhibition on local and national sports stars please visit Saffron Walden Museum.
You can also nominate your favourite sporting person on the website and at the museum.
25/02/2012
There is a new exhibition on at the Beecroft Gallery in Southend, Essex, of the 'Journey to the Podium' artwork.
A new piece of artwork inspired by Chloe and and entitled 'It's My Bag' is on display for the first time.
Designed and produced by Colchester-based artist, Jacqueline Davies, the piece is made up from items associated with Chloe.
Find out more information about Jacqueline Davies here.
There is also another chance to experience 'Bully' by Tim Skinner, a piece of sound art using the noises from hockey.
The works can be viewed with other pieces showcasing Essex Olympic athletes until 31st March 2012.
During the summer period the artworks will be featured in a special exhibition at the Houses of Parliament.
Open Tuesday to Saturdays, the Beecroft Gallery is opposite Southend's Cliffs Pavilion.
Above: A detail from 'It's My Bag'.
05/02/2012
The Great Britain team had huge success at the 2012 women's Champions Trophy in Argentina, winning a silver medal.
Chloe gained her 50 GB cap during the final with Argentina and although it finished 1-0 to the home side, it was a thrilling game.
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