Tina Cullen

Not to be confused with Crista Cullen.

Tina Cullen

Personal information

Born

1 March 1970

Medal record

Women’s Field Hockey
Representing England
European Championship
	1999 Cologne	Team
Commonwealth Games
	1998 Kuala Lumpur	Team

Christina Louise "Tina" Cullen MBE (born 1 March 1970 in Stockport, Greater Manchester) is a field hockey evergreen stalwart from England.

Cullen has represented Great Britain in two consecutive Summer Olympics, starting in 1996 when the team ended up in fourth place.^[1]

She is player coach with Bowdon Hightown and has over 400 English Premier League goals to her name.^[2]^[3] She teaches sport at Greenbank High School and was awarded an MBE in the New Years honours list 2013.

References

↑ "Tina Cullen Bio, Stats, and Results - Olympics at Sports-Reference.com". Retrieved 2012-11-29.
↑ "EHL statistics". Fixtureslive.com. Retrieved 2015-01-29.
↑ "BBC SPORT - Other Sport... - Hockey - Cullen left out of England squad". BBC Sport. Retrieved 2012-11-29.

Tina Cullen – International Tournaments

Great Britain squad – 1996 Summer Olympics

1 Thompson 2 Rose 3 Cook 4 Cullen 6 Brown 7 Atkins 8 Fraser 9 Simpson 10 Nicholls 11 Sixsmith 12 Robertson (c) 13 Mould 14 Miller 15 Bennett 16 Davies 17 Johnson Coach: Slocombe

England squad – 1998 FIH World Cup

1 Rose 2 Reid 3 Empson 4 Smith 5 Brown 6 Clewlow 7 Cullen 8 Bowden (c) 9 Copeland 10 Sixsmith 11 Wright 12 Mould 13 Bimson 14 Moore 15 Greenham 16 Miller Coach: Souyave

England squad – 1998 Commonwealth Games

1 Rose 2 Reid 3 Empson 4 Smith 5 Brown 6 Clewlow 7 Cullen 8 Bowden (c) 9 Nicholls 10 Sixsmith 11 Wright 12 Marston-Smith 13 Bimson 14 Moore 15 Greenham 16 Newcombe Coach: Souyave

England squad – 1999 European Nations Cup

1 Rose 2 Reid 3 Empson 4 Smith 5 Brown 6 Clewlow 7 Cullen 8 Bowden (c) 9 Nicholson 10 Sixsmith 11 Wright 12 Richardson 14 Greenham 21 Chandler 22 Walsh 25 King 28 Catchpole 29 Bennett Coach: Souyave

Great Britain squad – 2000 Olympic Qualifying Tournament

1 Reid 2 Rose 3 Bowden 4 Smith 5 Chandler (c) 6 Clewlow 7 Cullen 8 Johnson 9 Nicholson 10 Sixsmith 11 Miller 12 Marston-Smith 13 Richardson 14 Greenham 15 Jack 16 Walsh 17 Blanks 18 Wright Coach: Royce

Great Britain squad – 2000 Summer Olympics

1 Reid 2 Rose 3 Bowden 4 Smith 6 Clewlow 7 Cullen 8 Johnson 9 Wright 10 Sixsmith 11 Simpson 12 Marston-Smith 13 Richardson 14 Greenham 15 Stott 16 Walsh 17 Nicholson Coach: Royce

England squad – 2001 World Cup Qualifying Tournament

1 Bennett 2 Bimson 3 Blanks 5 Clewlow (c) 6 Cullen 7 Grant 9 King 10 Marston-Smith 11 Miller 12 Nicholson 13 Reid 16 Rose 17 Smith 18 Walker 19 Walsh 21 Wright 24 Moore 26 Houslop 27 Palmer Coach: Heberle

England squad – 2005 Champions Challenge

2 Storry 3 Wooding 4 R. Walsh 6 Clewlow 7 Grant 8 Richardson 9 King 10 Wright 11 K. Walsh (c) 12 Houslop 13 Bimson 14 Walker 17 Cullen 18 Walton 20 Ellis 21 Scott 22 Gilliat-Smith 24 Duggan Coach: Kerry

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