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A recent out-of-the-blue contact from an old member, longtime Men's 3s and Vets stalwart Mike Gronow, has resulted in delivery of a treasure hoard of old club fixture cards dating back to the early 1980s. Sadly, as this was pre-merger the cards only relate to the old Men's Club.
[N.B. For younger readers, back ...
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Cambridge South Juniors proudly presented three teams at the ‘In2 Hockey’ county championship at the Cambridge University Sports Ground on Sunday 27th March. We put in two U10 Boys teams along with one team in the U12 Boys category. All in all a valuable experience, some smashing hockey played, and most importantly a lot of ...
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To play or not to play? That is the question
Answer = Wait. Start. Pause …then who knows?
Cambridge South HC – the 2020-2021 season so far
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The club has come a long way since Sawston Men’s Hockey Club – followed shortly afterwards by the Ladies’ club – was forced in the mid-90s to relocate from the village playing fields into the city in order to play its games on the newly-mandatory astroturf surface, later changing its name to reflect its new ...
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What an unforgettable season, but just in case you are tempted to forget let’s summarise:
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Marking another first for the club’s ever-growing junior section, Cambridge South debuted its Girls’ U10 7-a-side team at the In2 Hockey Club Championships on Sunday, the first team from the club to have featured in this competition.
The Cambridgeshire county round for the Girls’ U10s took place at the University Sports Ground on Wilberforce Road ...
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Cambridge South hosted a round robin of matches at Long Road between U8, U10 and U12 teams from South, Newmarket and Cambridge Nomads on Sunday 2 February.
Thank you Kendra for organising this day so well! The fixture timetable, logistics, team assignments, junior umpires and coffee man all worked especially well. Here are a few ...
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This blog is courtesy of Bhav, Rob and the other coaches who attended…
The setting…
It’s October… Our juniors had plans to play at Wisbech…but too much rain came our way! NO MATCHES! :-(
It’s November… It was cold but sunshine greeted South’s U8, U10 and U12 sides in Newmarket. The facilities were great, we saw ...
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Ok, so you've got your new club playing strip and are raring to go for the start of the season. Your kit feels great and uses smart, modern, technical fabrics designed to aid performance and keep you comfortable while playing…but does what you wear beneath match up to the same standards?
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What does it mean to be a part of a team or a club, and what attitudes and values enable a group to thrive? An article by a New Zealand All Blacks rugby coach has some interesting insights, which are relevant to anyone who wants to help build a positive club culture.
Alongside the technical skills, physical ability, tactical ...
