Well done to our U12 boys who have made it into the Warwickshire finals. The boys came second in their group at the qualifying tournament last weekend and this weekend will be playing for a chance to be crowned Warwickshire champions. If you’d like to cheer them on, the finals tournament is being held at Old Sils hockey club on Sunday 22nd, and their first game is 3.25.
junior hockey training is cancelled today Sunday 22nd February
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A big thank you to Warwick Sports who have sponsored new bibs for our junior section to use. The bibs got their first outing today at a tournament at Edgbaston, where our under 10s sported a fetching pink, the u12 girls stood out in neon green and our u12 boys looked smart in a royal blue. Warwick Sports are (unsurprisingly) based in Warwick, on Swan Street. They sell a range of hockey kit including sticks, Read more…
Due to Junior matches at Edgabston this weekend, all Junior Hockey Training is cancelled this Sunday 25th January
Junior Hockey Training for all age groups will be 10.30 – 12.00 this Sunday 14th December
There is no Junior Training this Sunday 7th December due to other pitch committments
We’re running 4 ladies’ Back to Hockey sessions, starting next Sunday (16th November). These sessions are for ladies who want to give hockey a go – you might not have picked up a stick in years, or might never have played the sport, but if you like the idea of playing, then these sessions are for you! The sessions will start at 1.30 and run till 2.30 with tea and cake in the clubhouse afterwards, Read more…
Calling all hockey club members – come party at the club on 15th November! On Saturday 15th November we’re having an American frat party themed night at the club. There will be: Games: – BEER PONG – those who are under 18 can nominate drinkers! – Classic Hampton drinking games – Table football Music – – Including old school American music from the likes of Sum 41, Wheatus and maybe even some N-Sync for those Read more…
Our men’s 1st team travelled to Nottingham to take on National Premier League side Beeston in the cup. Beeston, who last year won the National League play off championships last season, rested some of their top players and yet still fielded a side featuring 14 players with international caps at junior and/or senior level in England, Ireland or USA. Hampton kept Beeston at bay for the first few minutes, and indeed nearly took the lead Read more…