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A few years ago, while on a return trip to India, I visited One Thousand Hockey Legs, a non-profit organisation based in Delhi that aims to give disadvantaged children an opportunity to learn about and play hockey. I was very inspired by the charity’s work, which is now running hockey teams in 80 schools ...
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Cambridge South is delighted to announce the launch of our new club Juniors section.
With financial support from club sponsor, 42 Technology, as well as awards from England Hockey and Sport England, the club has started a new Saturday morning session for junior players, focused initially at ages from around 6 to 12.
Training 9-10am ...
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Last Season CHAMPIONS of Div 3NW
After a great season last year, the Men’s 1st team are looking to develop a strong new squad, relying on the strength and depth of players in the club to help consolidate their position in Div 2N. As ever, we play ...
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Cambridge South Ladies 1s were kindly invited to take part in a 7s tournament hosted by Norwich City Hockey Club on Sunday.
Three cars were deployed bright and breezy from Cambridge, full of bleary eyed hockey players who were neither bright nor breezy. But fear not, the Cambridge South Spotify playlist and a cheeky Maccy ...
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This year we had a record number of people signing up to club day with 88 participants! Thank you to everyone for managing to keep to the timelines and evacuate the pitches promptly so we didn't overrun too much.
Special thanks to Jack and Owen for helping out keeping time and scores on the ...
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The day got off to a somewhat surprising start with Neil showing off his pilates master skills, somehow holding this position for well over ten minutes;
Lou W (aka Lou G – don’t ask me what the W or G stand for, as I have no idea) was also showing off (she wasn’t, she ...
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Five weeks of competition reached its climax last night with the Summer 7s Finals Night. True to form, the weather was cool and threatening, but a pre-game shower proved to be a false harbinger and in the end we were spared another evening of torrential rain.
Kicking off proceedings were the 3rd place play-off ...
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DONNER UND BLITZ! Quite literally. It was semi-finals night, but at 7.30 the prospects for the most un-summer like summer tournament on record were not looking good. The rain was torrenting down in rivers and the pitch resembled a paddling pool.
Still, the BBC weather app (maintained by our own Simon Frampton, so I ...
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The final round of group games have been played and now we get ready for the winner-takes-all of the knock-out stage.
Last night's games started with the Group A teams, and St Ives 1 showed that qualification hadn't stemmed their competitive juices with a very solid 3-0 win over Cambridge North. Meanwhile, Melbourn ...
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We're deep into the group stages now and, like Euro 2016, hope and anticipation is beginning to build ahead of the inevitable knock-out stage penalty-bottling, disappointment and bitter recriminations. Still, at least the sun was shining this week.
First up last night were the Group B teams, where the Average Joes succumbed 3-1 to ...