Brett Garrard
Brett Garrard (born 21 August 1976) is a British former field hockey player who competed in the 2000 Summer Olympics and in the 2004 Summer Olympics.[1]
Still England and GB’s most capped player, Brett announced his retirement from international hockey in April 2008. After a distinguished playing career with Surbiton, interrupted by a year’s stay in Holland with Klein Zwitzerland, Brett became Surbiton Hockey Club’s Director of Hockey in 2008. Now Head Coach of Surbiton Ladies, and Hockey Professional at Reed’s School, somehow Brett also finds time to occasionally turn out for various Surbiton teams! Right throughout his career and since he was a teenager, Brett has run junior coaching camps at clubs, schools and universities throughout the UK, Europe the US. Not surprisingly then with the career he’s had, Brett also knows pretty much everyone in the “Who’s Who” of European and World hockey and so it’s easy to understand how Living Hockey came to life. Quite simply there’s no one better at putting a coaching camp together than Brett Garrard.|url=http://www.livinghockey.org/brett-garrard
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