The EastcoNet 1 26 March 2016 Happy Easter To All Of Our

Edition No. 595
The Eastcote Hockey Club Newsletter – 60th Season
Editor: [email protected] Website: EastcoteHockeyClub.com
Happy Easter To All Of Our Readers
Ladies & Men’s 1st XI’s Sponsored by
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Results
Saturday - 19 March 2016
Men's 1s
Eastcote 2's
HL
Men's 2s
Eastcote 1's
AL
Men's 3s
Henley 2
HL
Men's 4s
Witney 2
AL
Men's 5s
Ashford 3
AL
Men's 6s
Windsor 2
HL
Eagles
Leighton Buzz Fledglings A L
Old Boars
Reading Rustlers
HL
Ladies 1s
Wallingford 1
AL
Ladies 2s
Hampstead & West'ster 4 A L
Ladies 3s
Southgate 3
AL
Ladies 4s
OMT Duchesses
HL
Ladies 5s
West Hampstead 6
AL
Sunday - 20 March 2016
Ladies 4s
Teddington 4
HL
Lady Masters Basingstoke Masters
HL
FORTHCOMING FIXTURE Saturday 26th March 2016
Eagles
Past Masters
F Eastcote
Past Masters Eagles
F Eastcote
Won 4 - 0
Lost 0 - 4
Drew 3 - 3
Lost 1 - 3
Won 2 - 0
Lost 0 - 5
Drew 2 - 2
Won 5 - 2
Won 1 - 0
Won 1 - 0
Lost 0 - 3
Lost 1 - 5
Lost 1 - 7
Won 2 - 1
Drew 3 - 3
14:00
14:00
This Weeks Fixtures
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him know you have paid & are going.
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the clubhouse to the venue and back
please include that in the email, if
there is enough interest then we will
look into making appropriate
arrangements.
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Hockey Section AGM
Saturday 19th March 2016
Election of Section Officials
Section Position
Ladies' Section Captain
Men's Section Captain
Ladies' Section Treasurer
Men's Section Treasurer
Ladies' Fixture Secretary
Men's Fixture Secretary
Ladies' Umpire Coordinator
Men's Umpire Coordinator
Colt's Section Captain
Colt's Section Treasurer
Colt's Fixture Secretary
Publicity Officer
Ladies' Summer
Vixens
Captains
Adults B
Men's
A Team (1's & 2's)
Summer Mighty Ducks(3's - 5's)
Captains
C Team (6's & below)
Mixed Summer Captain
Ladies Section Committee
Men's Section Committee
Colts Committee
Elected
Leanne Parkinson
Dave Cooper
Heather Piper
Chris Wright
Joe Godfrey
Joe Godfrey
Des Francis
Des Francis
Jackie Ripley
Claire Collins
Irene Hall
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ben Thorpe
Jeff O'Toole
TBA
Irene Hall
Section Captain
Team Captains
Section Treasurer
st
1 Team Coach
Section Captain
Team Captains
Section Treasurer
st
1 Team Coach
Section Captain
Section Treasurer
Age Group
Coaches
Final Training Sessions
The Ladies final training sessions were the w/c 14th
March.
The Men's club sessions will carry on with last one on
30th March. There will however be no session on
23rd March before the Easter weekend. There may
be an informal run around that week.
M1s will be training until the last game in April.
Chair Chat
Results over the weekend before Easter were in
general uninspiring. The first teams won but for the
men another Ashford win means they are relying on
the 2nds doing them a favour. The Ladies had a win
against basement team Wallingford. The 2s won whilst
the 4ths lost and won in a rearranged game I umpired
on Sunday where they thoroughly deserved a narrow
win. For the men the 3rds playing Henley 2s were 3-0
up but were brought back to 3-3.The 5ths had a
tremendous away win at Ashford that guarantees them
safety whilst the Old Boars again defeated Reading to
th
guarantee 4 place in their Division 1 of the London
Vets League . A fantastic performance this season.
My team of the week goes to the Men's 5s just nudging
out the OBs.
Sunday was a great day for the Colts section with The
Boys U16s, Girls U16s and Boys U12s all progressing
to play off games. The Boys U16s won against Milton
Keynes and have their last 16 game against Indian
rd
Gym on Sunday April 3 Sunday. The Girls followed
them with a 5-0 win at Woking and now meet Marlow
in their Home Counties play off game next month. A
great season for the girls and very well deserved.
The good news kept on coming during Sunday at the
U12 County Championship saw the Boys A team
emerge as runners up at Southgate and qualify for the
th
South finals on April 17 – well done to the
boys including the B team who played very well,
coaches Colin Carter and Lazo and umpire Chris
Butler. The Girls finished had the heartache of missing
out on a semi final place on goal difference in their
qualification tournament at Ashford.
What a Sunday of Colts action and some terrific
performances – this week a new award for the Colts
team of the week is the U12s Boys – a soft drink at
the bar from the Chairman is now available to all the
team – and coaches/umpires.
Thanks for those who attended and contributed to the
AGM – there was a good debate on a few topics and
we just have 3 Summer Captains and a Marketing &
Publicity Officer to fill in terms of roles. There then
followed the Champagne evening that was very well
attended and great fun. Thank you to all the sponsors.
Easter Saturday sees the Eagles and Past Masters
competing on the Eastro – a game sadly I will be
missing as I have tickets for the Saracens v Exeter top
of the table clash.
Bournemouth are looking for entries for their
mixed 7-a-side festival competition.
http://bournemouth7s.com/sport/mixed-snakebite/
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Please book your Dinner Dance tickets with Richard
Hall as soon as possible. Finally you should have had
your Volunteers evening invite by now – if not please
drop me an email . We look forward to saying thank
nd
you to all those key people on Friday 22 April
Volunteers evening
The Saints go marching on taking 3 points off of
Liverpool from 2-0 down- sorry Geoff.
Rob
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Nominations Required For 2016
Annual Awards To Be Presented
at the Annual Dinner & Dance
Dear Club Members and Friends
Team Players of the Year
Ladies
Winner 2015
1
Josie Spencer-Pell
2
Tonia Gann & Alessia Barber
3
Andrea Coleman
4
Georgina Cooper
5
Alex Parsons
Men
1
Sam Forster
2
Gabriel Emery
3
Lewis Watson
4
Jas Nijar
5
Eddie Preston & Joe Snell
6
Brian Dixon
Eagles
Andrew Woodland
Old Boars
Phil Montgomery
Past Masters
Dave Tipper
Most Improved Young Player
Ladies
Alessia Barber
Men
James Martin
Club Umpire of the Year
Ladies
Irene Hall
Men
Dave Crowe
Team of the year
th
Ladies
4 XI
th
Men
4 XI
Club Supporter Award
Graeme Forster memorial
award for Supporter
of the year
Alison Forster
Club Person of the Year
Men
Dan Nottingham
Ladies
Lucy Carter
Wally Howe Fair Play Award
Ladies
Jen Harvey
Men
Stuart Quinton
Chairman's Award
Leanne Parkinson
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Hockey Club will be really grateful for your donations.
Thank you for your support.
Scott Fitzgerald is
Running The London
Marathon on 24th April for
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Please donate for this cause either in the collecting tin
on the bar or through my page above.
Through Virgin Money Giving, you can sponsor me
and donations will be quickly processed and passed to
the charity.
Virgin Money Giving is a not for profit organisation and
will claim gift aid on a charity's behalf where the donor
is eligible for this. I really appreciate all your support
and thank you for any donations.
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26th March 2016
Himalayan Hill Schools Reunion Luncheon
Wednesday 25 May 2016
The Clay Oven Banqueting Suites
197 Ealing Road, Wembley,
LONDON HAO 4LW
(Directly opposite Alperton Tube Station,
Piccadilly Line)
12.00 noon — 6.00 pm,
£29.50 per person (same as before)
3-course Indian lunch, soft drinks, table wine
In response to several requests we have decided to organise a
final Himalayan Hill Schools' Reunion. We would emphasise
that this function is not exclusive to Hill schools. Ex-pupils,
family and friends of Plains Schools are very welcome. Please
let us know if you would prefer English food. There is a paybar for those wishing to have additional drinks. The Banqueting
Suite is elegantly decorated — and has a large, free, ticket
only car park.
Contact Ian Fitzgerald for more details & to book a place.
Match Reports
Ladies 1's v Wallingford 1's
Saturday 19th March
Won 1 - 0
Ending on a high
We set out for Wallingford with high expectations,
determined to come away with a win… and an extra
bottle of champagne. Thanks to Missy we all received
new “keep calm and play hockey” t-shirts but
discovered that the men’s medium size doesn’t allow
adequate chest space for some. With Coach Taj on his
way we prepared ourselves with the normal warm up
and set out for the last match of the season.
It was a slow start with equal possession on both sides
and it became clear that we had to up our game if we
wanted to win so that’s exactly what we did. The whole
team gave it their all and we were getting further into
their half, pushing for a goal. There was some brilliant
play and the crucial moment came when Sof carried
the ball down the right wing and crossed it to Lucy. A
quick slip to Macca and there was only one place the
ball could go – bottom right to make it 1-0. From then
on we had the upper hand but were sent into a
momentary panic when they crossed our 25 and Missy
got a green card for a tackle leaving us with only ten
players. However the team quickly recovered and
fought hard to maintain the score.
With one goal up going into the second half we were
determined to maintain our lead. We had a few shots
on goal and worked well to keep possession but there
were no goals scored. In the last five minutes it
became very tense however we were determined not
concede so Neets skilfully kept possession in their
corner eventually leading to a short corner.
Unfortunately, the short corner was taken away due to
us taking a little too long to decide our set up leading to
an anxious retreat and a quick reset of the press.
Nevertheless, we stayed strong and fought hard right
to the very end.
The whistle was blown for full time with the final score
remaining the same, 1-0 to us. A well fought win was
the perfect way to end the season and we left the pitch
triumphant with heads held high, proud of how we had
progressed from the beginning of the season. Macca
was voted MOM for her game winning goal and DOD
was given to Missy for getting a card and messing up
the team sheet (again). We celebrated the end of the
season with a champagne night where there was a
lengthy game of flaps, a punk’s boat race and the long
awaited return of MOMDOG. All in all, a great day!
P.S Dear Taj and the team, joining the ladies 1s was a
daunting prospect but was made simple as you all
welcomed us readily. Throughout the season, you
have offered unwavering support and advice despite
our high pitched squeaking, carelessness with
MOMDOG and crazy antics at champagne night! So
thank you to our punk sitters.
Love from the Punks (Alessia, Lucy, Philippa and
Georgie)
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Ladies 2's v Hampstead Westminster 4's
Saturday 19th March
Won 1 - 0
Won With One
The L2s finished the season with their 10th win in a 1-0
victory over Hampstead & Westminster 4s.
The first half was a pretty dire affair with Big and the
defence called into action quite a bit. Shaking
ourselves out of the malaise it was like we were a
different team in the second half with Emily signalling
our attacking intent from the off.
Lucy made a cracking run but it exhausted every last
ounce her energy! The match ended with a mere 3-0
loss, and a rather proud and soppy captain/shaptain
(just kidding). DOD went to Andrea (for her blatant
attitude problems) and MOM to Jane for her superb
performance in goal, truly astounding! A last departing
note on behalf of all of the ladies threes: thanks for
such a brilliant season L dog! 'WE ARE SPARTA!'
Thanks,
Lucy
A text book move with a ball into Laura from Charms
saw Laura roll her player and drive along the baseline
as Emily darted away the defender in the middle to
meet the ball and slot it in the far corner.
We had further chances but couldn't score. Their two
lively players up front occupied Len, Nat and Elspeth but between them and Big they snuffed out the threat.
A good way to finish a good season for the 2s with
steady progress from the season before.
Season in numbers
1 pitch invasion by Ronan the dog in the bag
1 Wicksy rant at opponent
1 half time rollicking
2 massive rain storms
4 goal line saving clearances from Pen
10 wins
14 goals from Emily
15 - age of youngest players (Cerys & Natalie)
24+ players for the 2s in the season
35 points
Numerous: Len strops; bruises; banter; baileys;
tumbleweed; boxing warm ups; falls; laughs; beers,
and fizz.
Thank you to the team for an enjoyable season.
L
Ladies 3s vs Southgate 3s
Saturday 19th March
Lost 0 - 3
Last Fling
Last game of the season for the ladies 3s, and against
some of the toughest opposition, too. The main theme
of the day, however, was to have fun and keep spirits
high- and we certainly didn't disappoint! By half time,
we were pleasantly surprised to only be 2-0 down
against the top of the league (not least because of
Jane's magnificent performance in goal). With just 11
players (all with increasingly tired legs) this was
actually quite an achievement; given Southgate's
supreme reign over the league table this entire season.
Andrea received a green card for shoving the
opposition when she was off the ball, tut, naughty! A
few opportunities opened up for us in the second half,
but the opposition were relentlessly strong and kept us
as bay with relative ease.
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Old Boars v Reading Rustlers
Saturday 19th April
Won 5-2
Double End For Rustlers
The Old Boars concluded their inaugural season in the
over 40s top division by completing a rare and
satisfying double over the league winners Reading
Rustlers. It may yet prove to be the case that Reading
were keeping their play-off cards close to their chest by
fielding a slightly under strength side. We’ll know for
sure in three weeks’ time. Irrespective of that
speculation, what is far more certain is that you can
only beat the opposition that is put in front of you, and
that victory was achieved with a comprehensive
scoreline.
The game started at a frenetic pace(well, frenetic for
old men), and the Old Boars quickly found reward for
their early domination by converting a flick. Within 10
minutes they had doubled their lead thanks again to
some industrious work at a short corner. Reading
located their missing Mojo and responded with their
own short corner strike, but undeterred the Old Boars
immediately restored their two goal advantage just
before the half-time whistle.
The second half saw fortune seemingly play into the
hands of the Old Boars, as an untimely injury reduced
Reading to 10 men for the remainder of the match.
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However, the numerical disadvantage actually
appeared to work to the benefit of the visitors as they
increased their effort levels, stretched themselves
positionally and attacked more directly.
A ensuing barrage was successfully repelled by some
resolute defending. Nerves were somewhat calmed
when a fourth goal was poked in by the home team,
but Reading came back again and were able to find
the back of the net to make it 4-2. An uneasy final
passage of play followed but the Old Boars eventually
sealed their victory in the final minutes with arguably
their best goal of the game.
A convivial end to the season included good on-pitch
banter, a disallowed winner for LB (note to the cheeky
Buzzard, if the umpire asks you if you touched it in the
D don't reply, "I don't know" tee hee) followed by
excellent old school beerhaviour in the local.
A good effort by all and a good season successfully
avoiding promotion.
Hotshot
Richard Mattick stayed at home playing with his pair.
Ruislip Gazette 23rd March
The same two teams are now due to meet for their
th
third fixture of the season on the 16 April in the semifinal play-off.
FYI – Deffy is not mentioned in this report as he did not
score a hat-trick
Katya Inderai
Eagles v Leighton Buzzard Fledglings
Saturday 19th March
Drew 2 - 2
What a Pair
Arrival at Leighton Buzzard for the final league game
revealed that on-pitch captain Hotshot had omitted to
bring shorts. This precipitated a fine demonstration of
the Eagles' motto, "Ad curram et communico" as
colleague after colleague produced reserve pairs from
car boots and kit bags. This was essential due to the
gaping gusset of the on-pitch captain's Under Armour.
It was interesting to try on the wide variety of pairs
ranging from Eastcote branded hot-pants through to
1950's cotton bloomers. Sadly in those days everyone
was a 34" waist which did not foresee the vast
thigh/stomach/diaphragm muscles that might need to
be accommodated in the future. It fell to the smallest
player, Sir Honourable Dep'ty Chair, to strip on the
pitch and confess to wearing shorts carved from a bedsheet that he made fit with six metres of drawstring
fashioned from a 1970's bathroom light pull. On-pitch
capitan now clothed, (and not in a proffered skort...) Sir
Honourable Dep'ty Chair hopped in and out of the
variety of alternatives and only 21 minutes late, the
match commenced.
A delightful game ensued with LB just about shading
the first 34 minutes before a pair of D's (Dale'n'DeffyJr)
shot which resulted in the returning McNair to flick in a
rebound. At half time we agreed to up the pace and get
into space. The second half ensued with LB just about
shading the first 30 minutes which this time included a
pair of goals for them, before the returning McNair
drove into the D and smashed in the equaliser. Which
just goes to show that form is temporary and so is his
attendance.
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26th March 2016
MEN'S CHAMPIONS TROPHY
COMES TO LONDON!
England Hockey are delighted to
announce that the men's Hockey
Champions Trophy in June this year will
be hosted in London on 10-17 June at the
home of hockey - the Lee Valley Hockey
and Tennis Centre. Tickets for the men's
tournament go on sale on Tuesday 15
March.
The event will precede the women's
Champions Trophy, held the following
week. Great Britain will have teams
competing in both tournaments, giving GB
fans the chance to see their heroes in
action on home soil before they fly off to
Rio for the Olympics!
The tournament was originally scheduled
to take place in Argentina, but England
Hockey has now stepped in as hosts
giving hockey fans the chance to see two
weeks of world-class hockey at our
Olympic legacy venue on the Queen
Elizabeth Olympic Park.
England Hockey Chief Executive Sally
Munday commented, "the opportunity to
host this prestigious event was one not to
be missed, particularly given the
excitement building around the Olympics
in Rio".
Tickets on sale - 15 March
Tickets for the men's tournament go on
sale on Tuesday 15 March while the
women's tickets are already on sale.
or more information, please follow the link
below.
Teams qualified:
Germany
India
Belgium
Korea
Great Britain
Australia
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The prestigious Ladies Champions Trophy
pits the best of the best against each other
in the ultimate battle to become
champions.
It’s back to Great Britain for England,
Scotland and Wales as GB prepare in their
last tournament before the Rio Olympic
Games.
Secure your seats at this world-class Olympic
legacy venue and get behind your nation as
the best in the world collide!
Teams qualified:
Netherlands
United States
Australia
Great Britain
Argentina
New Zealand
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FORTHCOMING FIXTURES
Saturday - 02 April 2016
Men's 1s
PHC Chiswick 1
AL
Men's 2s
Ashford 1
HL
Men's 3s
Maidenhead 2
AL
Men's 4s
Phoenix & Ranelagh 2
HL
Men's 5s
Wycombe 4
HL
Men's 6s
West Hampstead 8
AL
Past Masters Wimbledon Vintage MastersA L
Ladies 4s
Staines 4
AL
Ladies 5s
Indian Gymkhana 1
HL
Liverpool Vict
Eastcote
Altwood School
Eastcote
Eastcote
Brent Cross
Kings College Sch
Staines
Eastcote
13:00
13:30
13:00
15:00
12:00
12:00
13:30
10:00
10:30
Sunday - 03 April 2016
Ladies 5s
Teddington 5
H L Eastcote
Saturday - 09 April 2016
Past Masters Bromley & B Ravens
A L Langley Park BS 13:30
Sunday - 10 April 2016
EH Mixed Trophy Round 4
Mixed
Spencer
A C Spencer
14:30
Saturday - 16 April 2016
Old Boars
Reading Rustlers
Past Masters Reading Supervets
A C Reading
H L Eastcote
13.30
Sunday - 17 April 2016
Past Masters Old Cranleighan Hamstrings H L Eastcote
13.30
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13:30
Get rid of those aches and pains
and recover from games more
quickly.
Treat yourself to a Sports Massage.
Special Offer £35 for 40 mins for
Eastcote Hockey Members - Quote EHCM
Gary Telfer is available
Thursdays 9.30-4.30pm & Sat 1-4pm.
Sharon Dooley is available
Monday to Friday & Sat 1-4pm.
Happy Easter
Gary and Sharon are away Warm Weather Training
from Sunday 20th March until Friday 1st April.
We would like to wish all our patients a Happy Easter and hope that
you stay well whilst we are away. For all those of you marathon
training, you've only got another few weeks before you start to taper.
For first timers don't panic when your taper starts and your body feels
as if its falling apart, its normal for all sorts of weird and wonderful
niggles to surface, this is the time your body gets to do all its 'repair'
work to have you ready for marathon day. You may also find your
mind being distracted with all sorts of fears and demons, especially
have I run far enough...maybe I need to run another 20/23miles - don't
fall for it, remind yourself you've trained hard and are prepared and
ready for your big day.
Drop us a line or give us a call and we can help you decide if it needs
treating or a few more days to settle.We are available for treatments
again from 1pm on Saturday 2nd April, if you book in before the 31st
March we will be pleased to offer you £5 off the standard price (£40)
of a treatment.
Gary's Monday evening circuits at Eastcote Hockey Club
recommence on Monday 4th April 2016.
Sharon's yoga classes recommence at 9.30am Tuesday 5th April
(Body Studio) and 6pm Friday 8th April.(United Reformed Church,
Eastcote).
As manager of the England over 65’s
who have just won European Gold at
Southgate let me share with you one of
our secrets, that could benefit all of us
who play or have played sport. It would
in fact benefit anyone with issues
around back pain, arthritis, and/or lack
of energy.
We have been supported by “Xenca“ for
the past 4 years who have
recommended two products to us and
which the majority of the squads are
using. I swear by them.
The first is
Collagen
and the second
Five a day + V.
Both are natural products.
If you have a club member in the squad
talk to them about it.
Please call 020 8868 6997 to book appointments.
For more information on massage visit
http://www.yogaandsports.co.uk/sports-massage/
Or
www.runnersworld.ltd.uk
To book an appointment call 020 8868 6997
Offer available for treatments at Runnersworld Eastcote High
Street.
If interested to research or buy to try, go
to www.xencahockey.com
Peter Crayford
England GGM Manager
Eastcote pre-season &
in-season Fitness Sessions
Coached by Gary
This way to
Fitness!
Evening circuits at Eastcote Hockey Club
recommence on Monday 4th April 2016.
Mondays 8 pm
Indoor & Outdoor
sessions
£3 per session
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Results and League Tables
South Ladies Division 3A
1
Buckingham 2's
2
Hampstead & W 2s
3
PHC Chiswick 1s
4
Milton Keynes 1s
5
Witney 1s
6
Wycombe 1s
7
Henley 1s
8
Eastcote 1s
9
West Hampstead 1s
10 Teddington 2s
11 Maidenhead 2s
12 Wallingford 1s
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Teddington 2s
Witney 1s
West Hampstead 1s
Wallingford 1s
Henley 1s
Buckingham 2's
1
2
1
0
1
11
P
22
22
21
22
22
21
22
22
22
22
22
22
W
20
17
15
12
11
10
10
7
6
6
4
1
-
2
0
1
1
3
1
Middlesex Ladies Premier Division
P
1
Southgate 2s
22
2
Hampstead & W 3s
22
3
Staines 2s
22
4
Harrow 1s
21
5
Winchmore Hill & Enfield1 22
6
Eastcote 2s
22
7
Ashford (Middlesex) 1s 22
8
West Hampstead 2s
21
9
Hampstead & W 4s
22
10 PHC Chiswick 2s
22
11 Hendon & Mill Hill 1s
22
12 PHC Chiswick 3s
22
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Hampstead & W 3s
2
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Winchmore Hill & Enfield 1 0
West Hampstead 2s
1
Ashford (Middlesex) 1s
3
Harrow 1s
6
Southgate 2s
8
Hampstead & W 4s
0
Middlesex Ladies Division 1
1
Southgate 3s
2
West Hampstead 3s
3
Teddington 3s
4
Hampstead & W 5s
5
West Hampstead 4s
6
British Airways Hayes
7
Eastcote 3s
8
Southgate 4s
9
Staines 3s
10 PHC Chiswick 4s
11 Hendon & Mill Hill 2s
12 NPL 1s
Sunday, March 20, 2016
British Airways Hayes 1s
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Teddington 3s
NPL 1s
West Hampstead 3s
Southgate 4s
Southgate 3s
PHC Chiswick 4s
P
22
22
22
22
22
1s 21
22
22
22
22
21
22
L
2
2
6
6
9
7
10
11
13
16
18
19
F
91
63
82
45
55
44
49
32
28
29
26
13
A
27
18
27
31
40
43
52
40
53
65
79
82
PHC Chiswick 1s
Milton Keynes 1s
Hampstead & W 2s
Eastcote 1s
Wycombe 1s
Maidenhead 2s
D
2
2
3
3
5
2
3
4
2
4
3
1
L
1
1
7
7
7
9
9
9
14
13
17
20
F
96
77
53
57
39
33
55
33
31
42
22
14
A
16
13
27
30
41
38
55
43
48
62
92
87
0
Hendon & Mill Hill 1s
5
0
1
0
0
1
Hampstead & W 3s
Staines 2s
PHC Chiswick 2s
Hendon & Mill Hill 1s
PHC Chiswick 3s
Eastcote 2s
W
21
15
13
14
12
11
10
8
5
6
1
0
+/- Pts
64
55
45
54
55
45
14
40
15
35
1
34
-3
32
-8
25
-25 21
-36 18
-53 7
-69 5
D
1
1
4
1
5
2
2
3
5
2
1
3
L
0
6
5
7
5
8
10
11
12
14
19
19
F
90
58
54
58
45
40
40
50
39
27
18
21
A
8
28
26
31
29
33
38
42
49
52
129
75
+/- Pts
80
59
64
59
26
39
27
36
-2
35
-5
35
0
33
-10 28
-17 20
-20 19
-70 7*
-73 4
+/- Pts
82
64
30
46
28
43
27
43
16 39*
7
35
2
31*
8
27
-10 20
-25 20
-111 4
-54 2*
0
-
1
West Hampstead 4s
1
2
1
14
3
2
-
0
4
0
0
0
5
Staines 3s
Hampstead & W 5s
British Airways Hayes 1s
Hendon & Mill Hill 2s
Eastcote 3s
West Hampstead 4s
OMT Duchesses
Hampstead & W 6s
Imperial Medicals 1st
Ashford (Middlesex) 2s
Eastcote 4s
Southgate 5s
West Hampstead 5's
Winchmore Hill & Enfield2
Old Uxonians 1s
Teddington 4s
Staines 4s
NPL 2s
Winchmore Hill & Enfield3
P
22
21
21
22
21
21
21
21
21
22
20
0
21
W
20
18
11
11
10
10
8
8
7
5
5
0
0
Middlesex Ladies Division 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
W
19
19
12
11
10
11
10
8
6
5
2
1
D
0
3
0
4
2
4
2
4
3
0
0
2
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D
1
1
3
3
4
1
3
2
3
3
4
0
0
L
1
2
7
8
7
10
10
11
11
14
11
0
21
F
118
106
79
76
39
32
45
34
43
40
26
0
5
A
10
22
54
58
36
39
52
63
60
59
65
0
125
9
+/- Pts
108 61
84
55
25
36
18
36
3
34
-7
31
-7
27
-29 26
-17 24
-19 18
-39 17*
0
0
-120 -4*
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Eastcote 4s
Old Uxonians 1s
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Ashford (Middlesex) 2s
Teddington 4s
Eastcote 4s
Winchmore Hill & Enfield 3
West Hampstead 5's
Winchmore Hill & Enfield 2
2
1
-
1
6
Teddington 4s
Winchmore Hill & Enfield 2
6
3
1
0
1
2
-
1
5
5
9
2
0
Old Uxonians 1s
Hampstead & W 6s
OMT Duchesses
Imperial Medicals 1st
Southgate 5s
Staines 4s
P
23
24
23
23
23
23
23
22
23
22
23
23
23
W
20
17
16
15
12
11
9
7
6
6
4
3
2
-
1
PHC Chiswick 5s
-
2
0
3
1
1
0
Harrow 2s
PHC Chiswick 5s
Ashford (Middlesex) 3s
Teddington 5
Eastcote s 5s
West Hampstead 7s
Middlesex Ladies Division 3
1
Indian Gymkhana 1s
2
PHC Chiswick 5s
3
Harrow 2s
4
West Hampstead 6
5
British Airways Hayes 2s
6
Hampstead & W 7s
7
Ashford (Middlesex) 3s
8
Eastcote s 5s
9
OMT Countesses
10 Teddington 5
11 Hendon & Mill Hill 3s
12 PHC Chiswick 6s
13 West Hampstead 7s
Sunday, March 20, 2016
West Hampstead 6
1
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Hendon & Mill Hill 3s
0
Hampstead & W 7s
0
PHC Chiswick 6s
0
Indian Gymkhana 1s
8
West Hampstead 6
7
British Airways Hayes 2s 3
South Lady Masters
1
Basingstoke Masters
2
Oxford Hawks Masters
3
Wycombe Over 40
4
Reading Masters
5
Staines Masters
6
Woking Masters
7
Eastcote Over 40
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Eastcote Over 40
3
Staines Masters
4
Reading Masters
1
P
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
D
3
5
4
6
4
3
5
2
4
1
2
1
2
W
4
4
4
2
2
2
0
-
MBBO Men's Regional Division 1
P
1
Ashford 1
21
2
Eastcote 1
21
3
Maidenhead 1
21
4
Oxford 1
21
5
Wycombe 1
21
6
OMT 1
21
7
PHC Chiswick 1
21
8
Newbury & Thatcham 1
21
9
Wallingford 1
21
10 Oxford 2
21
11 Eastcote 2
21
12 Staines 2
21
19-Mar-16
Ashford 1
2 Eastcote 1
4 Maidenhead 1
6 Oxford 1
5 Staines 2
0 Wallingford 1
4 -
26th March 2016
D
2
0
0
1
1
0
2
3
0
3
L
0
2
3
2
7
9
9
13
13
15
17
19
19
L
0
2
2
3
3
4
4
F
112
58
61
84
52
60
43
21
19
22
11
10
13
F
20
17
16
11
14
9
10
A
9
16
15
23
38
42
43
62
36
42
74
74
92
A
8
15
15
9
15
16
19
+/- Pts
103 63
42
56
46
52
61
51
14 38*
18
36
0
32
-41 23
-17 22
-20 19
-63 12*
-64 10
-79 8
GD Pts
12
14
2
12
1
12
2
7
-1
7
-7
6
-9
2
Basingstoke Masters
Oxford Hawks Masters
Wycombe Over 40
W
15
15
15
12
12
11
7
8
7
6
4
0
0
0
3
3
7
2
D
4
4
1
2
1
3
6
3
1
2
1
0
L
2
2
5
7
8
7
8
10
13
13
16
21
F
105
93
71
83
71
59
66
52
40
42
37
11
A
28
34
34
48
39
49
58
50
55
69
79
187
GD Pts
77
49
59
49
37
46
35
38
32
37
10
36
8
27
2
27
-15 22
-27 20
-42 13
-176 0
Newbury & Thatcham 1
Eastcote 2
PHC Chiswick 1
OMT 1
Wycombe 1
Oxford 2
MBBO Men's Division 2
1
Henley 2
2
Newbury & Thatcham 2
3
Leighton Buzzard 1
4
Oxford Hawks 4
5
Eastcote 3
6
Abingdon 1
7
Marlow 3
8
Milton Keynes 3
9
Maidenhead 2
10 Wallingford 2
11 Sonning 3
12 Staines 3
19-Mar-16
Abingdon 1
Eastcote 3
Marlow 3
Milton Keynes 3
Newbury & Thatcham 2
Sonning 3
P
21
21
21
21
21
21
20
21
20
20
21
20
4
3
0
3
1
2
MBBO Men's Division 4
1
West Hampstead 5
2
Wootton Wanderers 1
3
Banbury 3
4
Amersham & Chalfont 2
5
Reading Univ'sity Knights 5
6
Bracknell 2
7
Eastcote 4
8
Bicester 2
9
Henley 3
10 Witney 2
11 Phoenix & Ranelagh 2
12 Sonning 4
20-Mar-16
Amersham & Chalfont 2
1
19-Mar-16
Banbury 3
3
Bicester 2
2
Henley 3
3
Phoenix & Ranelagh 2
3
Reading University Knights 5
3
Witney 2
3
MBBO Men's Open Division 6
1
South Bucks 1
2
West Hampstead 7
3
Oxford 6
4
OMT 4
5
Wycombe 4
6
Ashford 3
7
Oxford Hawks 6
8
Eastcote 5
9
Milton Keynes 4
10 Bicester 3
11 Tring 2
12 Bourton & Sherborne 2
19-Mar-16
Ashford 3
Oxford 6
South Bucks 1
Tring 2
West Hampstead 7
Wycombe 4
0
5
2
1
4
8
MBBO Men's Open Division 7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Maidenhead [3] Magicians
Abingdon 2
Marlow 5
Banbury [4] Piranhas
Slough [2] Swifts
Witney 3
Windsor 2
West Hampstead 8
Wokingham 3
Wallingford 4
Eastcote 6
Milton Keynes [5] Samurai
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W
17
15
15
11
10
10
8
8
6
4
4
1
D
2
5
3
5
3
0
3
2
3
4
0
0
1
3
3
4
0
10
L
2
1
3
5
8
11
9
11
11
12
17
19
F
104
82
68
66
66
57
48
46
50
43
29
15
A
27
21
33
34
38
47
50
59
67
72
93
133
GD
77
61
35
32
28
10
-2
-13
-17
-29
-64
-118
Pts
53
50
48
38
33
30
27
26
21
16
12
0
Staines 3
Henley 2
Leighton Buzzard 1
Wallingford 2
Oxford Hawks 4
Maidenhead 2
P
21
20
20
21
22
20
21
21
21
20
20
21
W
16
15
15
13
13
9
9
6
6
5
4
1
D
1
2
1
4
4
4
3
2
1
1
1
0
-
4
Reading University Knights 5
-
2
5
5
0
2
1
West Hampstead 5
Wootton Wanderers 1
Amersham & Chalfont 2
Sonning 4
Bracknell 2
Eastcote 4
P
21
20
20
20
21
20
21
21
21
20
21
20
W
18
14
13
9
8
8
7
6
7
7
5
1
-
2
3
0
2
2
0
P
21
21
21
20
21
20
20
21
21
21
21
20
W
17
14
13
11
8
8
8
8
6
5
3
2
D
2
1
1
6
4
3
5
7
2
2
6
1
L
4
3
4
4
5
7
9
13
14
14
15
20
L
1
5
6
5
9
9
9
8
12
11
10
18
F
46
110
80
71
85
57
40
26
44
27
25
16
F
82
57
52
61
40
52
57
44
56
32
44
13
A
28
32
39
34
60
52
43
52
77
80
55
75
A
25
34
33
46
35
42
46
50
59
38
47
135
GD Pts
18
49
78
47
41
46
37
43
25
43
5
31
-3
30
-26 20
-33 19
-53 16
-30 13
-59 3
GD
57
23
19
15
5
10
11
-6
-3
-6
-3
-122
Pts
56
43
40
33
28
27
26
25
23
23
21
4
Eastcote 5
Milton Keynes 4
OMT 4
Bicester 3
Oxford Hawks 6
Bourton & Sherborne 2
D
1
4
5
3
5
4
3
3
3
5
4
2
L
3
3
3
6
8
8
9
10
12
11
14
16
F
88
72
78
61
50
48
58
44
36
39
30
28
A
29
28
31
33
63
54
43
38
68
50
71
124
10
GD Pts
59
52
44
46
47
44
28
36
-13 29
-6
28
15
27
6
27
-32 21
-11 20
-41 13
-96 8
19-Mar-16
Banbury [4] Piranhas
Eastcote 6
Maidenhead [3] Magicians
Milton Keynes [5] Samurai
Slough [2] Swifts
Wokingham 3
2
0
1
0
2
1
0
6
4
10
1
1
-
Wallingford 4
Windsor 2
Abingdon 2
Marlow 5
Witney 3
West Hampstead 8
MBBO Men's Open Division 9 East
1
Staines 4
2
Wootton Wanderers 2
3
Wycombe 6
4
Leighton Buzz[4] Fledglings
5
Eastcote [7] Eagles
6
Maidenhead [5] Mystics
7
Aylesbury 5
8
Tring 3
19-Mar-16
Leighton Buzzard [4] Fledglings 2
Staines 4
4
Tring 3
?
P
14
12
14
14
14
12
14
12
W
13
7
7
6
4
3
3
2
-
2
1
?
Higgins Group London Veterans Division 1
P W
1
Reading Rustlers
21 17
2
Old Georgians Fire
21 13
3
East Grinstead Vets
21 13
4
Eastcote Old Boars
22 13
5
Tulse Hill & D Artillery
22 11
6
Surbiton Jokers
20 10
7
Hampstead & W Vets
22 9
8
Teddington Vets
20 8
9
Maidenhead Vets
22 8
10 Richmond Vets
22 6
11 Southgate Flagons
22 6
12 Oxted Moonshiners
21 4
19-Mar-16
Eastcote Old Boars
5 - 2
East Grinstead Vets
4 - 3
Oxted Moonshiners
6 - 5
Hampstead & W Vets
2 - 1
Teddington Vets
0 - 8
Maidenhead Vets
5 - 0
D
1
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
26th March 2016
F
69
43
38
27
31
16
24
15
A
15
20
39
34
49
32
34
40
GD Pts
54
40
23
23
-1
23
-7
20
-18 14
-16 12
-10 11
-25 8
Eastcote [7] Eagles
Aylesbury 5
Wootton Wanderers 2
D
1
4
3
3
1
0
1
1
1
3
1
1
L
3
4
5
6
10
10
12
11
13
13
15
16
F
88
87
92
87
65
71
64
32
48
34
42
33
A
26
43
41
67
62
45
67
53
73
64
70
132
+/- Pts
62
52
44
43
51
42
20
42
3
31
26
30
-3
28
-21 25
-25 25
-30 21
-28 19
-99 13
Reading Rustlers
Richmond Vets
Southgate Flagons
Surbiton Jokers
Old Georgians Fire
Tulse Hill & D Artillery
Higgins Group London Supervets Division 2
P
W
1
Reading Superveterans
14 11
2
Tulse Hill & D Musketeers
14 10
3
Sevenoaks Old Oaks
13 8
4
Tring Supervets
14 6
5
Old Cranleighans Hamstrings 11 5
6
Eastcote Past Masters
13 5
7
Richmond Rogues
14 5
8
Wimbledon Vintage Masters 14 4
9
Chelmsford Evergreens
13 2
19-Mar-16
Chelmsford Evergreens
? - ?
Sevenoaks Old Oaks
5 - 0
Tulse Hill & D Musketeers
5 - 0
Tring Supervets
5 - 1
Higgins Group London Grand Masters
P W
1
Reading Superveterans 10 9
2
Indian Gym Grand Masters 10 8
3
Spencer Supervets
8
6
4
Bromley & B Ravens
10 5
5
Sevenoaks Superveterans 8
5
6
Eastcote Past Masters
10 5
7
St. Albans Centurions
9
4
8
Hampstead & W S/vets 9
4
9
Richmond Rogues
10 2
10 Chelmsford Evergreens 10 2
11 Southgate Tankards
10 2
12 Wimbledon Vint Masters 10 1
L
0
3
5
6
8
6
9
8
D
0
0
1
3
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
D
1
0
1
1
2
1
0
1
1
L
2
4
4
7
4
7
9
9
10
F
61
38
49
33
31
44
37
27
19
A
21
22
28
39
32
36
54
52
55
+/- Pts
40
34
16
30
21
25
-6
19
-1
17
8
16
-17 15
-25 13
-36 7
Old Cranleighans Hamstrings
Wimbledon Vintage Masters
Reading Superveterans
Richmond Rogues
L
1
2
1
2
2
5
5
5
6
8
8
8
F
28
52
27
47
28
30
30
21
18
26
12
9
A
11
18
13
16
18
26
29
25
36
47
42
47
+/- Pts
17
27
34
24
14
19
31
18
10
16
4
15
1
12
-4
12
-18 8
-21 6
-30 6
-38 4
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11
26th March 2016
The Eastcote Hockey Club Colts Newsletter – 60th Season
Editor: [email protected] Website: EastcoteHockeyClub.com
Middlesex In2Hockey
Eastcote Boys U12’s secure their place at the South of
England finals by coming second in the Middlesex
Hockey Championships at Southgate Hockey Club on
th
Sunday 20 March 2016.
This year Eastcote took two teams to the Middlesex
Tournament, which underlines the strength and depth of
the entire section.
The Eastcote B Team was drawn against Harrow,
Richmond, Southgate A, Sunbury & Walton A and
Teddington B. The boys started their campaign well with
two wins and a draw, which helped to build confidence and
put them in a good position, but then came back to back
games against the eventual group winners and runners
up. Sunbury & Walton A and Teddington B provided stiff
opposition that tested the boys to their very limits.
Nevertheless the boys didn’t lose heart as they kept
battling to the end and should be proud of themselves.
Eastcote B Team: Oswin Gurm, Rashaan Palmer,
Aryan Seedher, David Bowker, Daniel Davis, Zahid
Abdur-Rahman, Timehin Fajana, William Spencer and
Ayuj Patha.
The Eastcote A faced teams from Ashford, Hampstead &
Westminster, Indian Gymkhana, Southgate B, Sunbury &
Walton B and Teddington A Hockey Clubs. The boys got
off to a good start with wins against Ashford, Hampstead &
Westminster but dropped points against Southgate B, in a
frustrating game which saw us camped in their final third
for most of the game with nothing to show for our
efforts. We got back to winning ways during our back to
back games by beating Indian Gymkhana and Sunbury
and Walton B. in our final match, many spectators felt that
we were running out of steam but in reality it was our
decision making that let us down against Teddington A and
as a result we suffered our only defeat of the pool stages.
We now entered the business end of the competition by
playing Sunbury and Walton A in the semi-finals. With
both teams playing out a scoring draw it took penalty-flicks
to separate them and coolness under pressure by Alex,
Ben and Giles meant we booked our place in the final
where we played out another draw and yet another
penalty-flick shootout. Sadly this time it wasn’t meant to be
and we lost on flicks. However by finishing runners up we
secured our place at the South of England Finals on
th
Sunday 17 April – well done boys!
Eastcote A Team: Giles Woodland, Vivek Ambasna,
Patrick Carter, Alexander Jones, Leo Barber, Riyan
Hirani, Alex Bickerstaff, Ben Lazarevic and Oliver
Walters.
The boys and coaches would like to thank Chris Butler for
being our Umpiring representative at the tournament.
Thanks
Andy & Colin
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U12 Girls
The girls did very well BUT failed to qualify for the finals by
the skin of their teeth.
We stormed through the early part of the tournament
beating all in our way ...and were looking very impressive.
Ealing
Harrow
Richmond
3-0
1-0
1-0
But then it got much tougher
Teddington (who beat us 4-0 five weeks ago) were
successfully held by us and we had our chances to score
....but our old bogey team scored in the dying seconds with
the help of a whistle on the adjacent pitch which saw our
girls stop! Lost it 1-0. Their coach said “this had got 0-0
written all over it”!
Then came Southgate who had looked very impressive
(and very BIG!). They probably appeared the best in the
group. We held them very well to a 0-0 draw and again
had our chances.
It boiled down to the last game and a battle between us
and Southgate for goals. We started with a 2 goal
advantage due to our earlier exploits but fortunately for
them, they faced Ealing who were now completely
destroyed. They managed to put 4 past them.
This left us requiring 3 against Sunbury. It was just too
much and we were too eager and direct and failed to
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score. We finished 3 in the group.
Teddington topped the group but were beaten by Sunbury
A’s in their semi-final. Southgate beat Richmond A’s to go
to the final. In the final it was 0-0 at full time showing just
how good Southgate were (and how well we had
performed against them) but they lost 3-2 on flicks and
Sunbury took the title.
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It was a great day. All the girls performed well, especially
those not used to playing in finals like Samantha and
Maddison. Maddison made 3 match winning tackles
against Harrow. Catriona scored some great goals and
Tash and her combined brilliantly. Tess and Bella worked
tirelessly in mid-field and both looked very composed.
Alex grew in confidence and composure as the game went
on and will be a formidable centre back next season. We
have found a great little goalie in Caitlin. 5 clean sheets
out of 6 and only 1 goal conceded – outstanding.
LAST WEEKS RESULTS
20/03/2016
U12G A Middlesex In2Hockey
Tournament
U12B A Middlesex In2Hockey
Tournament
U16G A Woking
U16B H Milton Keynes
FORTHCOMING FIXTURES
02/04/2016
U8M A Rover Hockey Festival
Sadly we won’t go on to regionals again which I think is
just about justified on reflection. But I have great hopes for
Rover Oxford.
U12B A Rover Hockey Festival
Keep it up girls.
Colin
U14B A Rover Hockey Festival
U10M A Rover Hockey Festival
03/04/2016
U12G A Rover Hockey Festival
U14G A Rover Hockey Festival
U16 Boys League Playoffs
U16B Indian Gymkhana
W3, D2, L1
A Team W4, D1, L1
B Team W2, D1, L2
Won 5 - 0
Won 4 - 1
09:15
- 11:40
12:15
- 14:35
15:00
- 17:35
Cokethorpe School, Witney,
Oxfordshire, OX29 7PU
Cokethorpe School, Witney,
Oxfordshire, OX29 7PU
Cokethorpe School, Witney,
Oxfordshire, OX29 7PU
09:15
- 12:30
13:00
- 16:30
13:00
- 16:30
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Cokethorpe School, Witney,
Oxfordshire, OX29 7PU
Cokethorpe School, Witney,
Oxfordshire, OX29 7PU
Cokethorpe School, Witney,
Oxfordshire, OX29 7PU
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Eastcote 15:15
Eastcote U16 Boys progressed to the next round of
the South Finals day qualification knock out, by beating
Milton Keynes 4-1. Eastcote didn't have it all their own way
though, and found themselves 1-0 down after 15 minutes the first time they have been behind this season. However,
no panic ensued, and a tap in on the post from a well
positioned Ashwin levelled the game before half time. A
low drag flick gave Ashwin his second goal before Sam
was first to react to a rebound from a short corner to score
our third. The match was sealed by an excellent lead run
from Harry whilst his marker was sleeping; Harry's stick
being found by a sublime precision pass from Tom for a
relatively easy deflection past the keeper.
Thanks to Keith B for umpiring.
2 more rounds before Finals Day - next round v Indian
Gym, April 3rd 3:15 on the Eastro.
Squad: Oskar, Alex, Brij, Kabir, Ashwin, Michael, Tom,
Zak, Chris, Sam, Harry, Bradley & Joe.
Find out more and join here:
www.easyfundraising.org.uk/EastcoteHC
Thanks,
Roger
Dear Club Members and Friends
Dear Parents and Players,
COLTS ANNUAL END OF SEASON
PRESENTATIONS SUNDAY 10th April
(U10’s, U8’s and 6’s)
It’s almost the end of the season and the younger colts
have their annual presentation at the clubhouse. Please
come along and make your hands sore with clapping!
Seriously, it’s a great hour where the coaches, players and
parents can celebrate the season and share their
successes with everyone. The event is free, the clubs way
of saying thank you, and finishing off the season. It will
start after training at 11am and there will be a buffet
followed by the presentations to the younger colts.
This event is for the U6’s, U8’s and U10 squads.
The Presentation Evening for the U12's U14's and U16's is
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planned for Saturday April 16 April, more details to follow.
Did you know that whenever you buy anything online from your weekly shop to your annual holiday - you
could be raising a free donation for Eastcote Hockey
Club? There are nearly 3,000 retailers on board ready
to make a donation, including Amazon, John Lewis,
Aviva, thetrainline and Sainsbury's – it doesn't cost
you a penny extra!
It's really simple, all you have to do is:
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Head to https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/eastcotehc and
sign up for free.
2. Shop.
Every time you shop online, go to easyfundraising first, pick
the retailer you want and start shopping.
3. Raise.
After you’ve checked out, that retailer will make a donation
to your good cause for no extra cost whatsoever!
There are no catches or hidden charges and Eastcote
Hockey Club will be really grateful for your donations.
Thank you for your support.
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The London Youth Games
The Balfour Beatty London Youth Games is Europe's largest
youth sports festival. It is now a season of events taking place
over 9 months including both School and Community
Competitions across 30 different sports. The competitions are
part of the national School Games Programme. School
Competitions are organised locally by School Games
Organisers, with the London finals hosted by LYG. For more
information see our dedicated School Games page.
Open competitions enable the most talented young people in
each London borough to compete to become champions of
London. Teams are organised by the sports development team
in your local authority.
Message from the Head Hockey Coach, Paul Loudon:
Please pass this to parents, players, teachers and coaches. The Hillingdon Girls and Boys
squads did very well last year by qualifying for the finals weekend at Crystal Palace.
This year we are entering two hockey competitions:
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Year 7 & 6 Boys and Girls will be playing in a new 6 a side competition
Year 9 and under, Boys and Girls will be playing in a 7 a side competition
Training will start for both age groups from Saturday 16th April at Eastcote Hockey Club, Kings
College Playing Fields, Kings College Road, Ruislip, Middlesex, HA4 7JZ. There will also be an
open mixed session on a Wednesday at Brunel Sports Park, start date to be confirmed.
The girl’s training will be at 10.00am and boys at 11.30am, which will continue until June, and
possibly longer if the teams qualify for the finals weekend in July. It would be good for people to
contact me in advance so I can plan for numbers.
If you cannot make any of the initial sessions please let me know, as I need to register the
players in advance, by the beginning of May. You need to put your name in the frame if you
want to play. As per normal, we have an open policy regards coaching the teams, it costs
nothing, all coaches are qualified and fully checked and both teams normally come from a wide
range of schools and clubs.
You need to live or go to school in the Hillingdon Borough and be in Year 9 or under and not be
a county player to qualify.
We can supply equipment but shin-guards and a mouth guard will be needed. For more info and
to put your name down to get involved contact
Paul Loudon 07584055966 Email [email protected]
or Andy Lazarevic Email [email protected]
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