Jane Sixsmith

Field hockey player and Olympian

Jane Sixsmith - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 5th, 1967
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Competed in field hockey at the international level, representing England. Participated in the 1992 Summer Olympics held in Barcelona, earning a significant place in the national team. Contributed to various championships, showcasing skills and strategy in matches throughout the career, leading to recognition in the sport. Retired after a successful tenure, leaving a lasting legacy in English field hockey.

Competing in the 1992 Summer Olympics

Playing for the England national field hockey team

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