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England Hockey Board have launched the new online calendar which shows all the key dates in the hockey season. The calendar can be... read more... |
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| Are you mad about hockey? Are you aged between 14 and 21? If you answered 'yes' then you should think about joining the South Youth Panel. The... read more... |
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| Note from Ian Russell - ianruss@talktalk.net :- As South manager of the above (age groups 60+ & 65+) Masters teams, I inform you that the South... read more... |
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| JAC (County) INFORMATION | ||
| FOR INFORMATION ON JAC (Junior County) please click on Junior Hockey on the left hand side of this page... | ||
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| Centralised Calendar | ||
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England Hockey Board have launched the new online calendar which shows all the key dates in the hockey season. The calendar can be used to look at activity by date, age group or competition. To take a look go towww.englandhockey.co.uk/calendar
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| South Youth Panel | ||
| Are you mad about hockey? Are you aged between 14 and 21? If you answered 'yes' then you should think about joining the South Youth Panel. The South Youth Panel is a group of committed 14-21 year olds, who represent the youth of hockey in the South of England, aiding development across the region. We’re looking for enthusiastic young people keen on hockey including umpires, leaders, coaches, players, officials or supporters who would like to make a difference to hockey as they know it. We have 4/5 meetings a year as well as helping to organise and run the South Schools and Clubs Mini-hockey Championships. As well as being on the panel looking really impressive on your CV and University applications you also get the opportunity to achieve personal and group goals and implement initiatives throughout the South. As an applicant we would ask that you will be able to commit to: • 18th Feb (Meetings – Surbiton HC) • 24th & 25th April (Schools Championships - Surbiton HC) • 1st & 2nd May (Clubs Championships - Surbiton HC) If you would like to share your hockey experiences with other hockey like minded individuals, please email south@englandhockey.org for an application form. | ||
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| South Men's Veterans | ||
| Note from Ian Russell - ianruss@talktalk.net :- As South manager of the above (age groups 60+ & 65+) Masters teams, I inform you that the South are holding their trials for the Divisional tournament to be held in May 15/16th at Cannock HC on the 21st February 21st - at Surbiton HC. PB. 3pm. | ||
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| Banbury Regain the Oxon Cup | ||
Craig Irvine reports... Abingdon, Banbury, Bicester, City of Oxford , Henley, Oxford Hawks, Rover Oxford and Wallingford all battled it out on... read more... |
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| Banbury Regain the Oxon Cup | ||
| Craig Irvine reports... Abingdon, Banbury, Bicester, City of Oxford , Henley, Oxford Hawks, Rover Oxford and Wallingford all battled it out on Saturday 5th September in the pre-season Men’s Oxon Cup and it was hosts Banbury who regained the Mens’ Oxon Cup after the beat Henley 4-2 in the final played at Bloxham School . In the group stages of the competition the top three seeds, Banbury, Oxford Hawks and Henley all safely making it through to the semi-finals while Wallingford may have surprised Rover Oxford when they won 2-0 with goal from Grant Barber and James Lanyon. Banbury topped Group A with three win our of three over, Bicester (5-0), Rover Oxford (3-1) and Wallingford (2-1) while Group B, after Henley and Hawks drew 1-1 was decided by goal difference and Henley piped Oxford Hawks by one goal after they best Abingdon 4-0 with Henley’s captain Ed Foster bagging the only hat-trick of the tournament. In the semi-finals Wallingford took an early lead over local rivals Henley but they could not hold on and late goals from Paul Chedzey and Mark Addleston secured Henley ’s place in the final. In the second semi-final a tight match in which neither team dominated in was Banbury who took the initiative after Tyson Nunneley was hacked down in the ‘D’ and it was Nunneley himself who found the top right hand corner for the opening goal. With Hawks pushing forward to try and drab an equalizer they were caught on the break and William Kellett coolly rounded the keeper and slammed the ball into the back of the net on the reverse to secure Banbury’s passage to the final. The final itself was the best game of the day with Banbury eventually running out 4-2 winners, Banbury started quickly and caught Henley napping with an early goal through Adrian Simons and then just before half-time grabbed a second through James Clement.. Early on in the second half Banbury were awarded a penalty flick which Nunneley again put away before Chedzey pulled one back for Henley and then Banbury secured the cup with a goal Nick Best. Henley did not let this phase them and had the final word with a late goal from Ed Foster. Many congratulations to Banbury who won the cup for the 4th time in seven years and many thanks to Banbury Hockey Club and Bloxham School who again hosted a fantastic competition that was again a good pre-season opener for the Oxfordshire Clubs and the Umpires. Many thanks to the Buckinghamshire Umpires Association who supplied umpires throughout the day and did such a great job with the new rules. | ||
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