Friday, April 26, 2024

Old Georgians looking to rival London elite in hockey top flight

Old Georgians are set for their top flight debut this weekend and want to muscle in on the established clubs’ monopoly

“There are people sniffing and intrigued by what’s going on,” says James Tindall, the long-serving Old Georgians HC player. “The club has a long term plan, it’s the sustainability which is key and it’s about building the excitement and encouraging people in.”

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