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Twigg thrilled with debut bronze

Great Britain midfielder Georgie Twigg capped her Olympic debut with a bronze medal - only the second ever won by the women's hockey team - and ...

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Kerry delighted with performance

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Sixteen Women’s Hockey players Selected to Team GB

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Medal Record

London 2012
  • 0 Gold
  • 0 Silver
  • 1 Bronze

Biography

At 21 Georgie Twigg was the youngest member of the British women’s team chosen for London 2012. She is also the least experienced but still has nearly 50 international caps to her name.

Twigg only made her international debut in 2010 but formed part of the England team that won bronze at the World Cup. She is studying law at Bristol University.

She presented the Queen with flowers at the opening of the University of Lincoln in 1996 and ran with the Olympic Torch in Bristol this year.

At the 2012 Olympics in London, Twigg won bronze as part of the women's hockey team.