U14 Boys Smash it in the Cup
Chelmsford 1 – 3 Cambridge South On Sunday 20th October, Cambridge South HC Boys played their first competitive fixture as an 11- a-side team in the opening round of the England Hockey U14 Tier 2 Championships Cup. It was a superb team performance by CSHC winning 3-1 against a strong and disciplined Chelmsford side. ...
- By Rob Barton
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Jan Brynjolffssen 2 weeks, 1 day ago
South "Can we borrow a goalie kit, please? Pretty please??"
Ely "... OK. But the only one we have is a bit big"
South "Great. Thanks. The game is about to start and we wouldn't have time to get one here from Cambridge"
Ely "OK, who is your goalie?"
South "Oh, she isn't here yet"
Ely "..."
Alithea Ibayan 2 weeks, 3 days ago
“we’re entitled to this table!!!” Till the day I die
Neil Sneade 2 weeks, 3 days ago
"The Shield" a.k.a. "The Spoon". Which will probably be won by a side which (like Blueharts) has ended up in a lower competition only by virtue of forfeiting an earlier round. Perhaps forfeiting teams shouldn't drop into a lower competition, just teams that (merited?) the place by actually losing a game...
Andrew Waddell 1 month, 3 weeks ago
This is an outrage
John Greaves 10 months, 3 weeks ago
This man is a poet ...does he know it ?
Louise Walker 10 months, 3 weeks ago
The L5s had a tough game against a slick and speedy Cambridge University team. Everyone worked their socks off, especially Harry and Kat playing their second outfield game of the day having helped out the L6s at St Ives. It was a strong start for the University, who used their pace and passing skills to get two early goals. But the fives don’t let that worry them. They came back fighting, driving up the pitch and Emily scored an impressive ‘England-esque’ goal to put us back into the game. The students kept coming at us, but the South defence was determined and well-organised. Some fantastic tackles and chanelling skills were displayed by Lauren, Vicky, Rebecca and Rosie. There were some more goals in the second half but unfortunately all at the wrong end for us. Rosie won lemon for breaking out too early at a short corner and getting sent to the half way line.