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'''Julie Cook''' (born 8 March 1954) is a former [[England]] and [[Great Britain]] [[field hockey]] [[goalkeeper]]. |
'''Julie Cook''' (born 8 March 1954) is a former [[England]] and [[Great Britain]] [[field hockey]] [[goalkeeper]]. |
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She joined the England team in 1980 as a reserve goalie to [[Pauline Gibbon]], and became actual goalie when Gibbon called it a day in 1985. She played for her county. [[Suffolk]], and her hobby is tenpin bowling. She was/is also a teacher at Harwich secondary school teaching 11 to 18 |
She joined the England team in 1980 as a reserve goalie to [[Pauline Gibbon]], and became actual goalie when Gibbon called it a day in 1985. She played for her county. [[Suffolk]], and her hobby is tenpin bowling. She was/is also a teacher at Harwich secondary school teaching 11- to 18-year-old students (mainly girls due to school policy) in PE. She has recently retired from the Harwich secondary school. |
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Julie Cook (born 8 March 1954) is a former England and Great Britain field hockey goalkeeper.
She joined the England team in 1980 as a reserve goalie to Pauline Gibbon, and became actual goalie when Gibbon called it a day in 1985. She played for her county. Suffolk, and her hobby is tenpin bowling. She was/is also a teacher at Harwich secondary school teaching 11- to 18-year-old students (mainly girls due to school policy) in PE. She has recently retired from the Harwich secondary school.
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