Katie Larmour, a standout field hockey player who concluded her collegiate career at Rutgers University, is set to represent Ireland on the international stage as part of the FIH Pro League roster.
The Irish squad will contest eight matches divided into two legs: the opening leg will take place in Rotterdam, where they face the Netherlands and Spain, followed by a second leg in Berlin against Germany and China.
International Debut
Larmour’s collegiate résumé reads impressively: she appeared in 86 games for the Scarlet Knights between 2016 and 2021, contributing 17 goals and 18 assists for a total of 52 points, placing her among the top fifteen players in program history for both assists and points.
Her accolades include the Headley‑Singer Award in 2022, two‑time All‑American honors with a First‑Team selection in 2021, four All‑Region recognitions, three First‑Team All‑Big Ten nods, a spot on the 2019 Big Ten All‑Tournament team, and a pivotal role in Rutgers’ 2021 Big Ten Tournament championship. She also earned First‑Team All‑ECAC honors, multiple Werblin Awards, and served as team captain.
The upcoming fixtures mark a significant milestone for Larmour, who joins a historic Irish side aiming to make its mark in the Pro League. The matches in Rotterdam and Berlin will test the squad against some of Europe’s strongest opponents.
Larmour’s inclusion reflects both her consistent performance at Rutgers and the confidence placed in her by the Irish coaching staff. Fans can expect a blend of experience and youthful vigor as the team prepares for the challenges ahead.